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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1952

Page

4

North Blue News Local notices and social visits

Rev C W Long leads Sunday school and divine worship at 10 and 10 30 am. Families visit, travel, and host dinners across Grand Island Lincoln and Omaha. Ike Eisenhower speech attendance, Legion convention notes, and social visits from Blase family to Sundries in Schuyler Polk County events.

C. W. Long Sun Virgil Blase Paul Wright Grand Island Robert Baack Alvin Smith Don Wright Lorna Mae Smith Lincoln Ray Stunkel Arnold Worth Alton Driewer Carl Wilshusen Raymond Sagehorn Elmer Wilshugen L. E. Blase Wahoo Blase Robert Porter Elmer Wilehuseno Paul Sagehorn James V. L. Kerker Legion and Auxiliary Convention Schuyler Polk Bob Baack Dean Myers Max Jones Donald Ostburg Arnold Neuhaus Robert Steanbock Walter Binford Donald Ostberg Donnette Binford Irvin Anderson R C. Steele Sherman Oaks Calif Orville Steele Idaho Hhir W C. Steele Steele Omaha Dwight Eisenhower Ak- SarPen Coliseum

Telephone Wage Costs Rise As Rates Increase

The payroll has tripled over ten years and now consumes 16 percent more than in 1949. Last year wages rose with a $2.50 to $5.00 weekly increase after bargaining. Taxes, the second largest expense, have quadrupled since 1941 and nearly doubled since 1949, with about 30 cents of every dollar of service revenue going to taxes. Materials costs have more than doubled since 1941 and rose 9 percent since 1949 as prices climb.

Nebraska State Railway Commission Foramon

Growth funding and earnings drive postwar expansion

In seven years since the war the company added over 11 million dollars in new plant and equipment to meet rising service demands, nearly triple the amount spent in the prior two decades. Further substantial increases are planned, financed by investors in stocks and bonds, with the condition that earnings ensure a reasonable return and protect the investment.

Commission

Stohl Brothers Sell West Polk House to Shostrom Buyer

The Stohl Bros. sold their West Polk house to Robert Shostrom last weekend. Clarence Bodine is now the occupant of the house. Further details are not known at present.

Polk Stohl Brps West Polk Robert Shostrom Clarence Bodine

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