Local Notes and Ads From Polk and Nearby
Dr H H Cox dentist J W Davis looked after business at Polk yesterday R G Douglas will speak at Gresham Memorial Day Clyde Courtney spent the day at Stromsburg on business yesterday Crete Flour 3190 per sack Osceola Produce Co Phone 70 Going to build See E F Ready for your plumbing and heating Dr C L LeMar returned last evening from Lincoln state medical convention Miss Signe Sandin came from Lincoln last evening to visit her mother Mrs Ellen Sandin near Swede Home Export welders and carbon burners Veach Berggren Phone 77 Rear Manhattan Oil Station
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Douglas
Gresham
Clyde Courtney
Stromsburg
Crete
Osceola Produce Co
E. F
C. L. LeMar
Lincoln
Signe Sandin
Ellen Sandin
Veach & Berggren
Manhattan
W C Johnson Company May Buy Eggs and Offer Jarred Goods
The W C Johnson Company advertises paying cash or trade for eggs and promotes a selection of canned fruits and vegetables at set prices. It also offers Climax Flour and a May 19 promotion granting 10 yards of calico free to the family with the largest purchase and egg delivery to the store.
We pay cash or trade. Come here with your want list
A compact classified note offers cash or trade options and invites customers to visit with a want list. It emphasizes immediate purchase and suggests bring-your-needs details for quick offers.
Local residents travel for meetings and visits
Attorney Wilber M. Johnston went to Lincoln on business. Mrs. R. H. Chain visited Hassler Drug Co for a free decorating talk. Mrs. F. H. Ball and Mrs. I. J. Merrick attended the P. E. O. state convention in Omaha. Dr. L. M. Shaw and Raymond Kepner went to Lincoln for a medical and Scottish Rite meeting respectively. A farm sale near Polk was finalized at $115 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attoney Wilber M. Johnston
Lincoln
Hassler Drug Co
R. H. Chain
B. F. Salisbury
Harvard
F. H. Ball
I. J Merrick
Omaha
L. M. Shaw
R. J. Inness
Raymond Kepner
Scottish Rite Masons
Hassler Drug Co Paint Demos And Local Notices
Local notices list Hassler Drug Co paint demonstrations May 28 29 30 with free varnish coupons. Community updates mention Miss JAnna Campbell visiting relatives in city and west, Emanuel Lindgren returning from Bailey Sanitarium, Hulda Yung leaving Osceola for Lincoln, and the Carson Auto Co selling Ford vehicles. The piece covers residents’ travel, health, church events, and a dental student nearing graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janna Campbell
University Place
H. H. Campbell
West
John Campbell
Denver
Norris Campbell
Eugene
Oregon
Carson Auto Co
Martin Chindgren
Pak
David H. Anderson
Stromsburg
Emanuel Lindgren
Bailey Sanitarium
Lincoln
Roy Tler
Hulda Yung
Osceola
Miss Yung
Hassler Drugg Co
J. A. Klein
Grace and Valley
P. C. Wieseman
Wm. L. Byers
The
State University Dental School
Meat Special for Saturday at Young & Gounng Store
Meat ad promotes corn fed beef with roast at 15 to 17 cents per pound, boiling meat 10 to 12 cents, hamburger 18 cents, and chuck steak 20 cents. Full line of choice meats for Sunday dinners offered by Young & Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young & Goung
Farmers Seek Cost Data for Hog Production
At a local meeting twelve farmers discuss corn to pork ratios and lack reliable data. Two members volunteer to track hog weight gain and feed costs, obtaining an Enterprise Cost Sheet from the County Extension Agent for future reporting and to expand cost tracking to other farm enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Agricultural College
College
Maude Willis Presents Mary Jane's Pa At Woodlawn Church
Maude Willis performed Mary Jane's Pa in Chicago at the Woodlawn United Presbyterian Church to a large attentive audience. She offered a wide range of impersonations and connected closely with the crowd, delivering an enjoyable evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Chicago
Maude Willis
Woodlawn United Presbyterian Church
Miss Willis
Nebraska Farmers Receive War Explosive for Land Work
The second carload of potass picric acid surplus war explosive arrived in Lincoln for agricultural use. Since January the first carload of 25 000 pounds was unloaded and shipped to 191 farmers in 53 counties. The government offers the explosive via state colleges with only packing and shipping costs payable by farmers, with orders from 50 to 1 000 pounds per farm and a 100 pound minimum. The six ounce cartridges are intended for stump and ditch blasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Agricultural College
U. S
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Farmers Union Co-op. Assn
Bebe Daniels
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J M Best
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Nathan Elledge
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C. Emil Anderson
E. C. Nordlund
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Peter G. Nelson
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Howard Deeter
Young & Young
Marion A. Shaw
David City
Jane
Everett Rutter
Rutter
Elmer Nelson
Valley
Co. A. Wickstrom
Nebraska
Delco-Light
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Overland Auto
R. H. Hartson
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