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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
4
A social afternoon was held in honor of Mrs. Willard C Bush with games and fellowship at the home of Mrs. Virgil, following a noon gathering.
The column lists Sunday meals for about 40 guests with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith and Emalyne hosting, funeral attendance in David City, and various visits and gatherings. Highlights include Sondra Hill joining the Pride of the Plainsman band, a Polk school teachers reception at the church, and Missouri visitors to York.
The Polk Progress is a Polk County Nebraska weekly published by Dick and Kathy Howe. It notes subscription rates of 4 dollars per year in Nebraska and 5 dollars elsewhere, with 10 cent single copies, and lists Nebraska Press Association and National Editorial Association affiliations.
The document outlines multiple proposed amendments to the Nebraska Constitution covering tax allocation rules, executive duty realignment, budget and reporting requirements, state warranting and bonding, public claims processing, salary warrants, and a special provision allowing the Legislature to classify and regulate loans and installment sales with maximum rates. It includes text on general and specific restrictions, and directs that amendments be submitted at the November 1964 general election.
Section 1 states proposed amendments to the Nebraska Constitution by the Legislature. Section 2 lists the amendments including Article II section 25 with the provision that no allowance be made for incidental expenses of any state officer unless approved by general appropriation.
Respectfully submitted FRANK MARSH Secretary of State publish 3 times during weeks of October 12 19 and 26 in 1964 to fulfill official notice requirements.
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