Polk High Cubs cap season with win and 5 1 record
Polk High School football closes with a 6-0 victory over St. Paul to finish the season at 5 wins 1 loss and 2 ties under coach Art Phillips. The page notes multiple local events including community baptisms, anniversaries, travel, and a young boy injured by an engine wheel while shelling corn.
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Albert Banghart
Lincoln
Art Gustafson
Rudolph Nyberg
Olof Nyberg
Fred Gilbert
A. O. Larsen
Polk High
Omaha
Polk
Omaha Deaf High School
W.P Miller
Orlie Adelson
Scottish Rite Temple
Polk High Cubs
St. Paul
Art Phillips
Polk Progress Obituary Poetry and Local Notices Rates
Obituary poetry is priced per line at 10 cents with a minimum charge of 1 dollar. Card of thanks costs 10 cents per line. Subscriptions run 4 dollars yearly in Nebraska and 5 dollars elsewhere. six months 2.50, three months 1.50, and single copies 10 cents. Second class matter at Polk Nebraska post office under 1879 act. Advertising per col. inch. Editor and publisher listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Nebraska
Open Government Versus Military Strength in Laird Remarks
The piece critiques Melvin Laird's Meet The Press defense of open government and rhetoric on Soviet arms. It argues strength comes from openness, not military buildup, warning that equating open government with military power weakens civil oversight and invites foreign conquest.
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Melvin Laird
Meet the Press
Vietnam
United States
Laird
Survival of the fittest in U.S. agriculture escalating empires
William Dobler argues agriculture has endured a long survival of the fittest, citing vast corn and wheat fields and policy-driven agribusiness expansion. The piece critiques Earl L. Butz’s background and warns that large units favor giant corporations over small farms, urging reconsideration of leadership in agriculture.
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William Dobler
The
Lincoln Star
Dobler
National Agriculture Policy
Earl L. Butz
Nixon
Butz
Sunday Journal Star
Buzz
National Press Club
Mr. Dobler
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Omaha School For Deaf
Ulysses
Polk Baptist Church
New Baptist Church
Hordville
Axel Renquist
Benedict
John Seymour
H. E. Larson
Forss Farm
Clara Dahlgren
Peru
State Normal College
Louis Beckman
Gus Beckman
Youngstown
Iowa
Ollie Hill
North Platte
Flora Ostberg
Paul McDaniel
Randall Carter
Carl Miller
Chadron
Sam Clifford
Polk High School
F. O
O. L. Johnson
Ira Shostrom
Berniece
W. E. Johnson
Bill McGuffin
Minneapolis
Nebraska University
Glen Green
Bryan Anderson
Will Green
Rufus Walker
Osceola
Lee Green
Shelby
Chas Monson
C. A. Sward
Swede Home Cemetery
John Cohagen
Vivian
Frank Cohagen
Gerald
Lutheran Hospital
York
Eleanor Davenport
Roy Davenport
Aurora
Lloyd Stromberg
Oscar Stromberg
Friend
Methodist
E. E. Pengelly
Julia Johnson
Lloyd Lind
Lind
Henry Shostrom
Fitch Benjamin
BE. E. Pengelly
Glen Hill
Orlie
Zetta Hill
Frank Smith
Wayne Hill
Ray Werner
Clyde Rice
Erie
Kansas
Raymond Scholz
E. C. Cramer
Larry
Giltner
F. R. Patraw
Lawrence James
Walter Widga
Mary Belle Johnson
York College
Dist
Thais Belle Lackey
Hilton Steelquist
KORN
Fremont
Hilton
Carl Steelquist
Kirk Douglas
Johnny Cash
Winter Discount
Lindsay Irrigation Co
Lindsay
Verg Flodman
del Mar
Grand Island
Nebr
Member
Nebraska Association
Inenda?er Association
Polk County
County
Road Bridge, Co. Relief Hospital
Weed Dist. & State Institutions
Polk County Officials
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