Hayrack fall injures A C Jones in Progress Files
From the Progress Files: A C Jones broke a leg in a hayrack fall, Ewarld Klingsporn’s corn is gathered, a military funeral for Lemuel Rex Wilcox in Arborville, Rev George Carter welcomed as new minister, and local social notes. The item lists multiple family visits, weddings, hunting trips, church events, and a public sale at Minnie Johnson’s home, with winter’s first frost and a hospital stay for Ewald Elingsporn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jones
Ewarld Klingsporn
Lemuel Rex Wilcox
A. B Wilcox
Arborville
France
Buriel
Methodist Church
George Carter
Roy Branting
North Platte
Olof Ostlund
N. Shenk
Geneva Cohagen
Leonard Hopkins
W L. Cohagen
John Joseph
St. Paul
Minn
Gibbon
Minnesota
Dennis Mills
Leonard Strasburg
Duree McNeely
Monroe
John I. Anderson
Lincoln
Monson
Philip Sack
Stew Peterson
David Anderson
Professor Frysinger
Open Letter to Governor Exon on Nebraska farming and environment
An open letter argues Nebraska farmers achieved bumper corn and milo yields but warns that intensive fertilizer use and continuous ammonia application threaten soil health and groundwater. It cites Barry Commoner on pollution, urges environmental safeguards amid expansion of agriculture and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Anderson
Nebraska Electric Farmer
Nebraska
Earth
University of Nebraska At School
Extension Service
State
National Departments of Agriculture
The
New Yorker
Barry Commoner
Commoner
Kansas City
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Sixth Grade Busy Week Highlights
This note details the final week of the first nine weeks in sixth grade. Lesley returns, fitness tests determine who earns the President’s Physical Fitness patch, and Social Studies covers Latin America from Mexico to South America with historical context and language glimpses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesley
South America
Mexico
Central America
United States
Western Hemisphere
Latin America
New World
Mark Clymer
Wilbur Whitacre Returns From Medora Visit
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Whitacre returned home Thursday after visiting the C. C. La Porte family in Medora Kansas. Dorothy Whitacre, now Mrs LaPorte, is a Polk native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hall
Nels
Olof
Walter
Rudolph Nyberg
G. Glad
Hans Meline
Eric Plane
Hilding
Fritz
Harold Strand
Lincoln
Cornhuskers
Kansas
Clara Burke
Polk High School
Walter Nelson
Harold Nelson
Kathie Salchow
Hampton and
Bradshaw
Gertrude
T J Nelson
Robert Glasser
Ruth
Elmer Hanquist
Ruby Anderson
Lloyd Krader
R. EB
Wilbur Whitacre
C. C. la Porte
Medora
LaPorte
Dorothy Whitacre
Polk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ewald Elingsporn
York
Cr. S. Johnson
Sophie Gestrine
Merle Watts
Osceola
Emalyne Deuker
Will Steel
Lloyd Widga
Lyle Widga
Leland Widga
Wolbach
Ed Widga
Gordon Eno
David City
Willard Adelson
Lillie Chindgren
Petrus Nelson
Irene Forss
Carl F. Juergensen
Will Blase
Erwin Light
Carl Wilshusen
Mary Light
Will Meyer
Will Schweikert
Henry Schulze
John Stohs
Seward
Sterling Nelson
Auburn
Agnes Appleton
Martin Appleton
Raymond Poland
C. A. Sward
Irene Nielsen
Paul C. Nielsen
Dwayne Hahn
Hannah Hahn
Fridhem Lutheran Church
Hardyville
Minnie Johnson
Enoch Peterson
Farmers Coop Grain Association
Polk, Nebraska
Nebraska Association
Ni Wparer Association
Sat
Sun
John Wayne
Rio Lobo
Adam
Exon
Governor Exon
Rodney Johnson
Robert Willits
Max Jones
Anna Wurtz
Margaret Jones
Fred Lassie
Lloyd Albin
Lan~ Ny Ang
Kevin
Donette Jones
Virgil Kisler
Clem Prososki
Omaha
Virgil Bush
Morris Lindquist
Central City
Gerald Fowk
Grand Island
Dennis van Housen
Leon Meerkatz
Olivé Johnson
Earl Johnson
Stromsburg
Milan Blase
Rolland Rehrs
Hampton
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