Soybean price set for 1966 in Polk County
Polk County sets 1966 crop soybean price support at an average $2.40 per bushel. The rate aligns with the national rise from $2.25 to $2.50 and reflects market changes with rising export demand. Loans on farm stored soybeans and purchases provide price support, with premiums and discounts unchanged from 1965. A brief social note reports visits by Mr and Mrs Elmer Tenniges and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Sealey
Agricultural and Conservation Committee
Duluth Superior
Toledo
Minnesota
Ohio
Official Proceedings of the Village Board Polk 1966
The Village Board of Trustees met October 4 1966 at 8 00 pm in the Polk Hotel lobby. The minutes were read and approved. reports from committees and the treasurer were accepted. Bills totaling many items were presented and approved for payment. the board adjourned.
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Village Board of Trustees
Polk Hotel
Attorney Norton
Social Security Rep to Visit Osceola October 24
A Lincoln social security representative will be at the Osceola courthouse second floor from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon on October 24. The visit highlights changes in disability law allowing long term disabled individuals to qualify for disability insurance benefits. Contact your local office for more information and request leaflet number 8.
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Lincoln
Osceola
Social Security Office
Polk Woman's Club Evening Meeting Report
The Polk Woman's Club met Tuesday evening October 4 at Mrs Bertha Brazdas home with Mrs Alfred assisting. Roll call named a famous Nebraskan. Lauretta Neuhaus presented the Nebraska Centennial film. An accordion duet by Parma Werner and Jeanette Cleve of Central City followed. Hostesses served lunch to members and four guests, Homer Bagby and Wayne Creech of Aurora and local residents. Wayne Tyler visited Wednesday, Ebba Hanquist of York stayed Thursday and Friday.
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Polk Woman’s Club
Bertha Brazda
Alfred
Nebraska
Lauretta Neuhaus
Parma Werner
Jeanette Cleve
Central City
Homer Bagby
Aurora
Wayne Creech
Ivan Johnson
Wayne Tyler
Wallace Sandell
Ebba Hanquist
York
Reuben Hanquist
U S Agriculture To Fight World Famine
The 89th Congress approved the Food for Peace Act of 1966, committing 7.4 billion dollars over two years to aid developing nations and combat hunger. Secretary Orville Freeman has authorized planting 18 million more acres of wheat, rice, and soybeans for 1967, signaling expanded farm production and demand for machinery and fertilizer.
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89Th Congress
United States
Congress
Orville L. Freeman
Polk Happenings Bright Weekend Socials and Visits
Mrs. Andy Andrews left for Wiggons Mississippi Thursday after visiting her mother Mrs Lovette McCoy and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. N B McNaught and William Kroger were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bill McNaught and Jill Anne at Geneva Sunday. Mrs. Edith Benson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs M O Johnson. Mr and Mrs Emil Monson of Osceola spent the evening with the M O Johnsons.
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Andy Andrews
Wiggons
Miss
Lovette McCoy
N. B. McNaught
Wm. Kroger
Bill McNaught
Jill Anne
Geneva
Edith Benson
M. O. Johnson
Emil Monson
Osceola
M. O. Johnsons
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Elmer Tenniges
Don Millers
Clarence Bodine
Emma Johnson
Bertha Jones
Polk High School
Charles C. Nelson
Lot
East
Block
Polk
Merton Springer
Coblentz-Refshauge Realty Auction Co
Orville V. Nielsen
the Village Board
Killion
Light and Water Commissioner
Myers
Harless
Kisler Sundries
Z. W. Credle Co
Adele
The
Kraiss] Co
M & S Transfer
Johnson Garage
Pork Progress
Dutton-Lainson Co
Consumers Public Power Dist
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Carol Nelson
Labor
Kansas-Nebraska Gas Co
BAS
A. C. McClurg Co
Library
R. A. Johnson
Polk Lumber Company
Arnold Neuhaus
U. S. Agriculture
Brazda Impl. Co
Polk, Nebraska
Carl Curtis
U.S
Citizens For Curtis Committee
Richard W. Smith
Richard E. Speirs
Sharp Bidg
Lincoln, Nebr
Mrs
Paul Coover
Edd Coover
Fairbanks Morse
Colt Industries
Fairbanks Morse Pump Division
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