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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1971

Page

6

Polk County Hist. Society Tour of Lincoln on Oct 28

Forty one members and friends of the Polk County Historical Society rode a chartered bus to Lincoln on Thursday morning October 28. The itinerary included Fairview the Bryan home Union College the Christian Record Braille Foundation and the Kennard home with Neb statehood memorial status. The November meeting will be at Osceola Methodist Church November 18 at 7 30 with lunch.

Polk County Historical Society Lincoln Fairview William Jenning Bryan India Bryan Union College Nebraska Davenport Everett Dick Christian Record Braille Foundation Boston Massachusetts United States Germany Thomas P. Kennard Nebraska City Omaha H. Street Nebraska State Historical Society The Historical Society Osceola Methodist Church

Local social notes from Polk County

Mr and Mrs Herbert Wurtz of Clarks were Sunday afternoon coffee guests of Mr and Mrs P W Aker. Weekday callers at the Aker home included Mrs Glen Babcock and Mrs Nell McNaught Tuesday and Mrs Roy Glasser Sr and Mrs Orlie Miller Thursday. Saturday morning coffee guests were Mrs Merlin Nyberg Scott and Connie at Mrs Leonard Anderson's.

Herbert Wurtz Clarks P. W. Aker Glen Babcock Nell McNaught Roy Glasser, Sr Orlie Miller Merlin Nyberg Scott Connie Leonard Anderson Robert Brazda Virgil Tenniges Robert Baack Tonya Anderson Lincoln Lee Anderson

Sign-up Period Set With No Extension

The 1972 Feed Grain and Cotton Programs sign-up runs January 17 through February 25 with no extension. Polk County ASCS Chairman Richard C. Sealey notes a target set-aside of at least 38 million acres to offset 1971 corn production and to support farm income and decision making through new options. He stresses early enrollment to allow the Secretary of Agriculture to decide on optional set asides if signup falls short of the goal.

Richard C. Sealey Polk County ASCS Sealey Secretary of Agriculture

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