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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
8
The Gaines Dog Research Center in New York City explains a method to train a dog to eat only from its own dish. It emphasizes avoiding table begging and danger from stray food while outlining a punishment-based technique and guidance on selecting a balanced dog diet.
The Gaines Dog Research Center asserts that the cur was an extinct but once common U S breed, especially in the South and West after the Civil War. The article discusses early settler dogs weighing 50 to 60 pounds and notes English use of tailless dog exemptions for sheepdogs in 1796, implying that bobtailing may have caused confusion with mongrels.
The Pol keen County Medical Society outlines goals for the American Cancer Society state unit. It promotes education about early, curable cancer, urges periodic medical exams, public health support, and recognition that early diagnosis is key. It also warns against unfounded cancer cure guarantees and aims to reduce fear with scientific facts.
Edick A. Anderson leads Hordville Baptist Church with 1000 Bible School and morning worship at 11. Polk and Swede Plain Methodist churches list Rev. A C Bates as pastor offering Swede Plain and Polk services with morning worship church school and evening worship. Youth Fellowship meets Friday at Polk and Swede Plain. Choir practice set for Thursdays and the Crusade for and with Christ is on the march.
Nels Pearson will pastor the Hordville Methodist Church for another year. Church School begins at 10 a.m. with public worship at 11 a.m. Mrs N Pearson invites attendance. Plans for SS Rally Day on September 30 are under way.
Milford Evangelical Free Church lists Sunday services with Pastor Milford E Olson. Sunday School at 9 00 a m Morning Worship at 10 15 a m featuring a sermon on What We Believe About Jesus Christ His Humanity. Gospel Service noted. Midweek events include Ladies Aid on Wednesday at 2 30 pm with Mrs Rudolph Nyberg and Mrs Edwin Nyberg, and Bible study prayer meeting with choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 30 pm.
The Hordville Lutheran Church led by Pastor Edward Chindwall announces Sunday School at 10 00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 00 a.m. Song Service and Bible Study at 8 00 p.m. on Sunday. The Women's Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in church parlors. Rally Day is planned for Sunday September 30 during Sunday School hour with a special program.
The article outlines services at First Baptist Church with Pastor Paul Lemke leading a 10 A M Sunday School under Winnie Lind as superintendent, 11 A M worship featuring a sermon on The Holy Spirit, 8 P M Singspiration and Sermon, and midweek prayer Tuesday at 8 P M. The pastor continues a series on Christ Our Pattern from I Peter.
Rev. H. M. Williamson pastor leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Walter Binford superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening services at 8 30 p.m. Mid week prayer meeting Thursday at 8 30 p.m.
Rev. Alfield Franzen announces the 17th Sunday after Trinity with Sunday School at 10:00 a m Morame Worship at 11:00 a m Bible Study at 8:30 p m Luther League meets Thursday at 8:30 p m and Confirmation Classes Saturday at 9:00 a m Readers invited to order The World Herald or State Journal.
A Ball Brothers expert advises home canners on selecting fresh corn and using proper methods. Emphasizing fresh kernels, husking technique, and clean jars, the piece outlines water additions, heat processing options, and the superiority of steam pressure canners when used correctly.
This article argues that community building of air landing facilities and plane access is vital for national security and economic strength. It notes America’s lag in air power past wars, the need to train youth, and a nationwide network of facilities to sustain air supremacy and civilian aviation.
Self Regulation in Nebraska's brewing industry outlines an action program where field men monitor beer sales, the state director warns operators of needed corrections, retailers generally respond quickly, and enforcement and licensing officials handle noncompliance if necessary.
The Omaha World-Herald announces an eight dollar yearly mail subscription with savings over three dollars. The State Journal in Lincoln lists five dollars annually or eight dollars for daily and Sunday editions with quick service offered by the office.
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