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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

2

For sale farm land offers near town and district

Several Nebraska acreage deals listed near Polk with prices from 40 to 70 per acre and varied terms. Options include 160 acres at 40, 160 acres at 60, 300 acres at 70, 80 to 290 acres in wheat with down payments, five year balances, and options to pay from crop. Progress Office, Polk, Nebrasta.

Empress Theatre Central City Nebraska Archer Township Range Merrick County

Easter Dance at Liberty Hall in Central City

DeFord's Jazz Priends of Lincoln will furnish the music for a public Easter dance at Liberty Hall Central City on Tuesday April 6 with all welcome to attend.

Liberty Hall Central City DeFord Jazz Priends Lincoln

Progress columns offer space for local ads

Friday night at Aberville Congregational Church invites readers to bring items for sale. The notice mentions April 6 as a date and encourages boosting business through Progress columns.

Aberville Congregational

County central committee nominees listed for Osceola

Delegates to be elected from each precinct in the county primary on April 20 must file with the County Clerk by March 10, 1920. Names printed on the official ballot will appear for Osceola Nebraska with Joel Hanson as chairman and J A Migls Jr as secretary.

Polk County Nebraska Court House Osceola Neville Upgn

Pershing and rivals dominate Nebraska presidential talk

The piece argues Nebraskans should nominate John J. Pershing as the state’s candidate. It contrasts Pershing with William Johnson of California and Wood of New Hampshire, claiming Pershing would win by the largest national majority.

John J. Pershing Nebraska Johnson California Wood New Hampshire Pershing

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