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Polk Progress in Polk, Nebraska

06 Oct 1965

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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1965

Page

6

Ak-Sar-Ben 1965 honors Polk County exhibitors

Beverly Wieseman of Osceola led the Ak-Sar-Ben Dairy Show with the grand champion Guernsey Inka. Polk County exhibitors earned multiple purple awards in cattle and beef herdsmanship while a TV Science Club forms at KUON TV. The issue also covers livestock notes on silage, frost damage to crops and advice on laundry equipment and shoe fitting.

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Ak-Sar-Ben Beverly Wieseman Osceola Beverly Cow Guernsey Polk County Penny Swanson Nebraska Iue Rodney Beckstrom Betty McGimpsey Bobby Eklund Paula Cotter Angus Linda Heibel TV Science Club Kuon-Tv Lincoln Gary Garey Jim Culver Maureen Keeney Karn Weirman Rex Gates Graham Gal David Gillespie Jim
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Polk Progress summary and publication details

The Polk Progress in Polk County Nebraska published weekly by Dick and Kathy Howe notes its subscription rates at 4 dollars per year inside Nebraska and 5 dollars per year elsewhere with 10 cents for a single copy. It is entered as second class matter at Polk post office and is a member of Nebraska Press Assn and National Editorial Assn.

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Polk Nebraska
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Fort Hartsuff post layout detailed in 1874 75 report

Acting Assistant Surgeon J R Laine describes Camp Hartsuff on the North Loup River, its purpose to deter Sioux raids and protect Pawnee residents, and outlines planned concrete buildings from barracks to guardhouse. He notes parade ground, officer and cavalry quarters, headquarters, prison yard, and water wells, all to resemble stone.

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Fort Hartsuff J. R. Laine United States Army Camp Hartsuff North Loup E. O. C. Ord Loup Cedar River
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Wieseman Donn Atkinson Patty Dunn Jenean Beckstrom Diane Cannon Joyce Farley Salry McGimpsey Candy Taddiken Russel Larson Rodney Warner Sudan Nebraskaland Barber’s Service Pontiac GMC Kathy Howe Nebraska Press Assn National Editorial Assn Sterm Polk Lumber AL Hedbloom Stromsburg
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