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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1970

Page

3

Do Your Part Against Pollution Do It One Step At A Time

A Houston Post item notes the Rex Resource Bureau drills a 20 point resident action list. It urges turning off water while brushing teeth, repairing leaks, conserving heat, reducing disposable items, and keeping lakes and rivers free of litter and pollutants.

Rex Resource Bureau Milwaukee Houston Tex Post

Fall Ammonia Application Urged For Next Spring

Farmers urged to apply ammonia nitrogen this fall to boost next year’s yields. University research and Corn Belt experience show fall application matches spring results, with extra 10 percent nitrogen recommended except on sandy or flood-prone soils. Contact Custom Farm Services for service.

Midwest Corn Belt

Fragmentary Constitution Obscures Nebraska Legislature Details

The text outlines a proposed Nebraska Constitution clause on legislative size and sessions but is interspersed with garbled OCR lines. It mentions not more than fifty and not less than thirty members, with sessions to be held, and includes names and daily life references such as Martha Larson and Nyberg family members across several cities.

Cub Scouts Meet and Learn at Don Shostrom Home

Cub Scouts met October 13 at the Don Shostrom home. They recited the promise learned the salute and handshake, played Touch and Tails, and explored new magic tricks. The den met again on October 20 with Den Chief Royce Killion. They did Touch and worked on the Den Doodle while reviewing magic tricks and studying pack law and the Bobcat pin requirements.

Don 3 Cub Don Shostrom Denner Randy Harless Shostrom Royce Killion

Polk Local News Highlights From Last Week

Mr and Mrs Ted Dittmer and family visited Mrs Otto Dittmer at Clarks on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lyle Widga visited in the Robert Shostrom home Saturday evening. Mrs Ivan Benson of Aurora and ee ee ae of How weilin seer Tete Mert ant eae TS.

Ted Dittmer Otto Dittmer Clarks Lyle Widga Robert Shostrom Ivan Benson Aurora Ee Ee Ae

Polk Republicans to Host Dinner with Senator Curtis

GOP to meet in Polk with Senator Carl T. Curtis as featured speaker at a Friday Oct 30 fund raising dinner in Polk High School. County chairman Paul Monson of Osceola says Republican candidates for state and county offices will attend.

Carl T. Curtis Polk County Polk High School Pail Monson Osceola

Halloween costume safety tips from Nebraska expert

Rollin Schneider warns against flame risks in kids costumes and décor. NFPA tips urge flameproof labels on disguises, avoid baggy fabrics, use a flashlight for pumpkins, keep open flames away, ensure short and bright costumes, add reflector strips, and keep younger children with a responsible adult during trick or treat.

Schnieder Hare National Fire Prevention Association NFPA

Polk County Board Proceedings Outline 1970 Expenses

Polk County Nebraska officials audit claims for General Fund Road Fund and extension service items. Notable entries include salaries, gas, supplies, insurance, and medical aid with named payees and amounts. The meeting approved a Tri-Party road engineering agreement and adjourned to November 3 1970. The SIDP Sheep Producer Handbook promotion details and local visits conclude the report.

General Fund Apeco Cengas Co-op Oil, Inc Osceola Gas & Kerosene Dorothy Fjell Jack & Jill Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co Earl J. Ruby Southeast Nebr Health Planning Council The Augustine Co Louise S. Timm Xerox Corporation General American Life Ins. Co Robert M. Dickson Nebr Dept. of Public Welfare Cornhusker Office Supply Co Lincoln Tel. & Tel Co Louise S. Timm, Co Treas Lincoln Equipment Co Tepbits Co Ccc Tepaus Ceonves Tepaits Cena Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co Sundberg & Son Hardware Supplies the Island Supply Company Department of Roads James McMeekin Federal Aid Polk Johnson

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Custom Farm Services, Inc Nebraska United States Senator Roman L. Hruska Frank B. Morrison Norbert T. Tiemann J. J. Exon Democrat Essen Taha Kansas-Nebraska Kansas -Nebraska Natural Gas Company Inc Frank Marsh Ronald E. Reagan Secretary OF State Alien J. Beermann Stanley A. Matzke, Jr State Board OF Education Gerald T. Whelan John A. Wagoner Maurice A. Kremer University OF Nebraska Robert R. Koefaer Wayne E. Barber Betty J. Majors Deva Carlson Polk County Soil and Water Conservation District Ray A. C. Johnson David Richards Elmer Stewart John D. Zeilinger Nebraska Workmen’s Compensation Court Ben Novicoff Dale Frizzell Reynold Peterson Fred Sorensen Raymond Burke Wayne R. Swanson Clarence Meyer Stanley D. Cohen Board OF Educational Educational Service Unit No James Norton Gary Ziegler Louis Novak Vance Leininger Congressional Congress Dave Martin Donald Searcy Philip H. Nyberg Roy E. Horst Albert C. Walsh John W. Kissack Lo Democrat Richard N. Anderson Edo Gop Hallowe’en Rollin Schneider OF County Commissioners Louise S Timm, Co. Treas Bush Drug Store Cornhusker Office Department of Information Supplies East Platte Art Printery County Relief Fund Sereeee Co-op, Inc del Chemical Corp Johnson’s Service Kansas-Nebr. Natural Gas Co. Utilities Ccc Eee Sheep Industry Development, Inc Ted Doane University of Nebraska Department of Animal Science Dale Frizzell County J. Homer Ingalls American Sheep Council Railway Exchange George Scott Colorado State University SIDP Michael Fjell Scott of Millard Russell Fjell
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