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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

7

Germany and Bolshevik Rise Threaten Europe Peace

The piece surveys postwar turmoil in Germany with Kapp and Spartacist uprisings, coal mine turmoil in the Ruhr, and a Russian spring drive on Poland. It notes Allied disunity, growing German discontent with Versailles terms, and ongoing Turkish and Islamic tensions shaping new peace prospects.

E. F. Clipson Germany Ebert Saxony the Rhine Ruhr Bolshevists Wesel Holland America Great Britain Italy France Belgium England Schleswig Tondern Denmark Leipsic Berlin Dusseldorf Elverfeld Wisen Poland Denikine Kovno Kamenetz-Podolsk Rzecyeza Kalenkowitz Zostava Staro Konstantinow Bubar Ostropol Slutch Europe Latvia Finand Roumania Lenine

Nebraska News In Concise Form 1920s scattered items

Nebraska items report building plans and bond issues in ONeill Fremont Lincoln Holt county farmers Sutton and West Point elections water extension bonds and service disputes. Notable events include bank robberies fatality cases and a spate of political moves with governors candidates and American Legion campaigns across the state.

Oneillch Fremont Ail Meyer Burwell Thomas G. Hewmett Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company Nebraska Ohty John H. Bachelor of Valentine Inman Township Holt County Oak Davis Interchurch Fairbury Sutton Brock West Point Fremont Commercial Club American Legion Lineain American Legion of Nebraska Campnion First National Bank of Greenwood Lea Parling Robert Marsey Omaha North Platte Cheyenne County Fair Board Mereland Charles W. Wentz American State Bank Aurora J. Hart Amsberry John H. Morehead Falls City State Banking Board P. E. Hart Department of Trade and Commercce C. W. Wentz Ie Bank Henry William Enderles Lincoln Freie Presse Lincoln Geneva Creighton College O'Neill Jefferson County Board of Education John I. Dundas Nemaha County Auburn Ely Gothenburg Columbus Platte Center Amsherry 1. J. Edwards Qo'neill- Spencer Noble Johnson Tecumseh American Tegion of Nebraska American Legion McKelvie Gage County Nebraska City Products Company Humboldt Brick Company Humboldt Governor McKelvie Tom Ant M. Potlard Adam McMullen H. J. McLaughlin G. D. Mathewson R. B. Howell Grant Shumway George Jackson J. A. Robertson John M. Morehead Ralph A. Clark G. M. Witchcock The Congress Legion

Contrasting Jokes Highlight Ailment and Diet

A humorous exchange notes a patient who eats rich food and a physician’s quip about appetite. The article also mentions Greece producing the world’s largest dried currant crop in the western region.

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