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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

9

Democratic Nominations For County Convention Lead To Primary

Nominations for delegates to the Democratic county convention are filed with County Clerk Sjoblom including George Mitchell Lester Stark D H Westfall H G Dahlgren Eddy Schuman Oscar Strand G M i J M McGuffin Alex Lind John Lind F O Johnson A E Sundberg and C H Lindburg Eight names will be chosen by voters on primary day to represent the party at the county convention East Pleasant Home Delegates W I Johnson H R Lind and H O Etfers Women candidates for county central committee are Miss Mae McGaffin and Mrs C E Codagan Arnold K Crow and I T Samuelson filed for committeemen but only one will be elected The primary election is Tuesday April 20th.

Sjoblom George Mitchell Lester Stark D. H. Westfall H. G. Dahlgren Eddy Schuman Oscar Strand J. M. McGuffin Alex Lind John Lind F. O. Johnson A. E Sundberg C. H. Lindburg

Odd Fellows Banquet Site Tonight With Substi tute Route Two

August Miller acts as substitute on route two while Rev. Claude Neal remains home ill this week. Progress subscribers urged to check payment status and advertisers urged to place notices visible to readers. A three course luncheon was served Thursday afternoon in the Domestic Science room hosted by Mildred Stevens and fellow hostesses for invited guests.

Tonite August Miller Claude Neal Domestic Science Mildred Julia Stevens Evelyn Norton Myrtle Sherrill Alice Hahn Vera Hill Enore Alfreds Ed. Larson Thed. Larson Thed. Stevens D. Westfall Hill J. R. Leibee

Baptist Church Easter Program and Annual Meeting

The Sunday school will observe Easter with special music by children and choir, combined with morning worship. The choir will sing at 7 30 in the evening in harmony with the Easter spirit. An annual business meeting is set for Wednesday evening April 7th led by Pastor Claude Neal.

Baptist Church Claude Neal

April First Ballot Update and Local News

April first arrives with a March spirit. Mrs August Miller is listed as sick. Swede Plain Ladies Aid plans a food sale at Farmers Union Store on Saturday. John P Petersen and family leave for Gurley after attending Mrs Petersen's father D M Buckner funeral. Mrs G A Widga and Mrs A G Lindburg visit Stromsburg Tuesday. Notice offers 10 percent off Republic and Goodrich tires at F C Johnson Garage. Nebraska endures severe wind storm with 58 mph velocity causing notable property damage.

The Ladies Aid of Swede Plain Farmers Union Store John P. Petersen Gurley Petersen D. M. Buckner G. A. Widga A. G. Lindburg Williams Miss Minnie Stromsburg

Men Sought for Curb and Gutter Work Ad

The notice offers 50 cents per hour for curb and gutter work by H. G. Brauer. It also mentions a Hoover land sale ad and a plan to plant four spuds tomorrow. F. O. Johnson traveled to Lincoln to drive home a new Overland.

H. G. Brauer Hoover Land Sale F.O Johnson Lincoln

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Willard Lindburg at Home

Mrs Willard Lindburg hosted a Wednesday afternoon surprise party honoring Mrs W A Lindburg. Guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon followed by refreshments served by the hostess.

Willard Lindburg W. A Lindburg

Today’s Moment Sparks Neighborly Storms and Halter Hint

A quirky note suggests timing to calm tensions with a neighbor, using metaphorical halter and storm imagery to imply easing old disputes and fostering friendly relations. The text reads as a local proverb or colloquial guidance.

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