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Farmers Union Store Closed All Day Fourth
Miss Ruth Glasser visited Polk Sunday with local hosts. A newcomer and family traveled to Lincoln on Friday and, caught by a storm in Hackberry, stayed with sister Mrs. Tom Kries until the next day.
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Farmers’ Union
Ruth Glasser
Polk
Newcomer
Lincoln
Hackberry
Tom Kries
D. C. Huffman
Brownville
Mr. Huffman
Frank Anderson
Albion
W. E. Pierson
Omaha
Martha Davis
Adam
Herrmann
Young & Young
Helen Moore
North Platte
Zelda Fentress
Clarence Matthews
S. J. Harless
Lawrence Shaw
L. M. Shaw
Ethel Blake
Dwight Blake
Jamison
Dannie Newton
Logan
Iowa
Bert Ball
Bert Miller
Ed Swoboda
E. A. Ennis
Silver Creek
Ennis
Messrs
Max Kirkpatrick
Wm. Messner
C. G. Timm
Joe Peterson
Andrew Monson
Joseph Oberg
Marquette
Andrew Peterson
Percy Drum
Genevieve Ripley
Norfolk
Sterling Ripley
Crouse-Tex Drug Go
W. O. Johnson Co
J. J. Watkins
Creston
Chester Carson
Grand Island
Ruth Glesser
Fred Schwab
Osceola Live Stock Association
Branting & Sops
Waterloo Bay
McCormick
James Doggett
G. T. Ray
R. J. Inness
York
Archie White
Margaret Goodwin
Utica
Odd Fellows Hall
Osceola Produce Co
Carson Auto Co
John Stobler
William Stokes
A. W. Samuelson
Lawrence Hult
Fordson Tractors
Thelander Peterson
Woods’ Bros. Thresher
Albert BE. Anderson
Kearney
Hazel
Myrtle
John Bond
L. W
Epworth League
Roy Anderson
Holly Mills
Campbell
Central City
H. H. Mills
A. T. Haggey
Arcadia
Nebr
John Dahl
Darrell Kries
Baby
Holinois
Essex
Thomas
Nicholas Kries
E. C. Carlson
Charles Coleburg
J. M. Renner
L. W.hollister
Dave Knorr
John Hines
Wm. Fresby
John Langer