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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1945
Page
8
A 45 minute oven meal serves six and saves fuel by using a controlled oven heat of 375 degrees. The dish combines potato tarts with sausage filling and Spanish beans, baked together with minimal effort and including simple ingredients like milk, butter, and canned tomatoes.
C C Campbell outlines how to plan a local airpark as a community project. He urges formation of a local air landing facility committee with broad representation, and notes state aviation boards and national agencies can aid planning. This is the fourth article in a series on post war flying and community life.
A tiny mite causing sheep scabies spreads from the Missouri River eastward alarming flock owners and health authorities. The disease is reportable with penalties for illegal sales or untreated animals. Early detection through patchy wool loss and skin crusts allows effective dipping and cleaning of bedding and rubbing posts to curb outbreaks. Cattle scabies is rarer but also reportable and suspected with continued itching and hair loss.
Polk County Nebraska board audits a detailed list of claims across funds including County General, State Aid, Emergency Relief and others. The session approves payments to printers, suppliers, hospitals, fuel and maintenance firms, and salaries, with a resolution authorizing settlement of a small estate claim. The meeting adjourns to September 18, 1945.
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