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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1970
Page
8
Project Youth brought three inmates from the Nebraska penal institution to Polk Public School to share life histories and discuss prison life with students in grades 5 through 12. The program aims to prompt reflection on behavior and consequences.
Steven James Flodman son of Mr and Mrs Earl Flodman Polk has been chosen as a member of the Nebraska Law Review Staff. The honor goes to the top fifteen members of the first year freshman class for exceptional academic achievement.
At least 71 licensed processing plants have agreed to process deer bagged by hunters this year and another 10 are considering accepting carcasses. The issue stems from the Meat and Poultry Inspection Act and focuses on carcass condition and plant compliance with new rules. Hunters must bleed field dress and cool animals. plants will reject carcasses with spoilage or foreign matter. The Game Commission publishes Field Care of Big Game to assist hunters, and processing sites listed include Aurora Holtzen's, Genoa City Meat Market Osceola Osceola Lockers Stromsburg Stromsburg Locker.
Polk county purchases of U S Savings Bonds in September totaled 5646 dollars. W E Johnson county chairman reports nine month sales of 91525 dollars reaching 58.7 percent of the annual county quota. State totals show September sales statewide at 3423718 dollars, a 17 percent rise from a year ago, and nine month state sales at 32987570 dollars or 17.4 percent of the state quota.
Mrs Anna Kisler and Mrs Margaret Bowers joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Grant Johnson in Stromsburg. George Swanson and family from Minneapolis visited relatives in Stromsburg and Hordville, sharing a turkey supper with Hannah Hahn and Doyle. The trip included Hoardville Marquette game attendance and gatherings with Hahn, Bolton, and Hanquist families in nearby towns.
Polk County ASCS confirms wheat growers may choose to take their export certificate pool share or leave it to finance a new Wheat Research and Promotion Act program. About 4.2 million dollars from the 1968 pool funds research and promotion with notices sent to eligible producers.
High DDT residues found in pre season woodcock samples lead to province wide hunting season closure. Canadian Wildlife Service collected representative samples across New Brunswick with an average DDT level of 56 parts per million.
Sunday dinner and afternoon guests at the Dick Harless home included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ekdahl of Oshkosh Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Han quist Mr. and Mrs. Dave Elkdahl and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Coover and family The birthdays of Shari Har less and Dave Ekdahl were observed.
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