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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1947
Page
8
Card of thanks expresses sincere gratitude for cards gifts and support during hospital stay in Ormada Tey were appreciated by Frank W Anderson and family for relatives friends and neighbors.
Dolan Hahn expresses gratitude for cards and gifts received during hospitalization. He appreciates the thoughtful kindness and support from those who remembered him.
Osceola hosts Armistice Day program with W W Norton addressing. Local legion post installs officers at Bellwood on November 10 and auxiliary sales prize bingo. Visitors include Carl Skaggs of North Platte and extended family joining meals and gatherings at Wiese man and Wieseman households. The town notes social visits, dinners, and club meetings including Wesley Chapel Club and updates on local employment and farm groups.
Gwenda Faye Ramp thanks friends and relatives for cards gifts and calls during hospital stay. The Methodist Church choir hosted a house warming for Mr and Mrs Arnolds Isaacson last Thursday night in their new home.
New England textile and leather goods companies secured contracts totaling about 3 billion dollars for clothing for ship and plane crews. The deals amount to roughly 30 percent of the nation's overall wartime apparel output, reflecting the region's key role in supporting military needs.
The act of Congress dated June 2 1924 granted United States citizenship to all American born Indians regardless of living on or off reservations.
Nebraska extension entomologist Martin H. Muma warns feeders and livestockmen to treat cattle for lice in the fall to prevent winter losses. He notes three louse species and recommends a DDT suspension for fall treatment to keep herds clean all winter while bulbs and roots are stored cool and dry to avoid fungal rot.
Lice control in cattle requires two treatments spaced 16 to 26 days apart. Either a dip or a spray is effective, but spray demands thorough application to ensure complete eradication.
A long catalog of items for sale includes a McCormick mower, New Idea manure spreader, John Deere planter, plows, harrows, hay rake, sulky, corn shelter, oil and electric brooders, waterer, heater, lumber, woven wire, corn cribs, and a Galloway separator. Numerous other articles are noted as too numerous to mention.
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