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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1971

Page

2

Polk notices and family notices from Progress Files

A collage of local items reports price lists for Ford cars in Detroit, new wagons by John Deere, and calls to install electric lighting on a village flag pole. It lists church transfers, pastor arrivals, school faculty events, anniversary celebrations, homestays, visits, and numerous household gatherings across Polk and surrounding areas.

A. Bauder and Son Detroit John Deere Rystrom Polk W. T. Randolph Surprise George M. Carter W. Nierman Laura Johnson Claude Neal I. D Huston Louise Frazier Mead Mildred Nelson Harry Shafer Harold Nelson David Anderson Philip Sack L T. Samuelson J. L. Stouffer Dr Slusser Loup River Palmer Theo Norine Chappell Ralph Frazier Clifford Wurtz Josephine Lindburg Martha Jones Grand Island College Polk School Fred Gilbert John Kruse Polson Montana Twila Rose Kruse Rosella Brauer Flora Ostberg North Platte Will Hill

Polk Progress Advertising Rates and Obituary Notation

Classified notice style lists postal classification details for Polk Progress in Polk Nebraska with pricing for obituaries poetry cards and subscriptions. Rates include 70c per col inch for advertising 10c per obituary line and $4.00 yearly Nebraska $5.00 elsewhere six months $2.50 three months $1.50 single copy 10c.

Polk Nebraska

Letter to the Governor on agriculture policy and parity

Publisher Norris Alfred responds to Governor's agriculture proposals, praising parity of resource earnings and questioning 1980s policies. He urges reducing bureaucratic farm control, warns against dropping price supports, and stresses support for small farms while noting rural decline and political shifts. He also endorses tax relief on food.

Congress America Daily Press Nebraska Polk SCS Joshua Norris Alfred

Local Family Visiting Guests Schedule A Series Of Calls

Local news notes a sequence of weekend and weekday visits among families in Grand Island Lincoln Osceola Aurora Fremont and Omaha. It lists Mr and Mrs Clifford Eschliman Ruth Larson Floyd Larson and others as guests in various homes around Oak Marquette Lincoln and nearby towns.

Clifford Eschliman Grand Island Ted Dittmer Floyd Larson Ruth Larson Marquette Harry Anderson Harold Anderson Family Oak Carroll Flodman Julia Flodman Gary Wheeler Vance Stohl Lincoln Walter Stohl Richard Johnson Craig Nyberg Aurora Hospital Emily Ottman Jane Fredrickson Fremont C. Marvin Fredrickson Doyle Gustafson Elise Omaha Rudolph Gustafson Gary Sagehorn

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