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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1917

Page

4

RIGES RISE HIGH COST OF LIVING HITS THE RAILROADS

Rail executives urge unified federal regulation as costs outpace revenues with rising prices for materials taxes and other expenses while freight and passenger rates lag. Julius Kruttschnitt testifies before a Joint Congressional Committee on Interstate Commerce warning railroads may face bankruptcy by 1918 without relief.

Washington Julius Kruttschnitt Southern Pacific Company Joint Congressional Committee On Interstate Commerce Kruttschnite Weurtzsehuitts Interstate Commerce Commission United States Department of Agriculture Kruttschnitt

Unification of Regulation Urged for Railroads

Washington March 26 Judge Robert S Lovett chair of the Union Pacific executive committee told the Newlands committee that railroad regulation must be federal in scope to ensure a unified system. He warned state rules and disparate statutes hinder growth and called for federal incorporation of railroads by general law to standardize powers and duties nationwide.

Washington Dow Congress Robert S. Lovett Union Pacific System Newlands Joint Congressional Committee Interstate Commerce Commission Lovett United States

Wilbur Loise Piper obituary from Arborville Neb

Wilbur Loise Piper, son of John and Susannah Piper, born July 28 1867 at Grindley Illinois, died March 26 1917 in Arborville Nebraska in his 50th year. He married Agnes Laura Stewart October 12 1886 in Arborville and Lena Orrell April 17 1916 in Seward County Nebraska. He leaves four children Ellsworth Walter Myrtle and Fern, his mother Susannah, his wife Lena, three brothers Henry Seth and Richard, two sisters Mrs Austin Pickrel and Mrs Charles Jarmin, and three grandchildren Walter Gertrude Beatrice. Funeral services were held at Arborville Congregational church last Thursday with Rev G W Brown.

Wilbur Loise Piper John Susannah Piper Grindley Ill Mr. Piper Agnes Laura Stewart Arb Rville Nebr Ellsworth Walter Myrtle McGuire Oregon Fern Lena Orrell Ntw Seward County Nebraska Arborville Neb Arborville Congregational Church G. W. Brownback

House For Sale Near Polk By P Anderson

Two story seven room house offered for sale three miles north of Polk. Seller identifies as P Anderson and plans to build a new home.

Tain P. Anderson Polk

Flag and store notices headline a local ad roundup

The page advertises a large flag line with prices from 1 to 2.25 and mentions The Variety Store, Easter cards at Crow's, World Herald subscriptions, flour at 3.00 per sack, and eggs at 4.00 per hundred. It also notes ownership transfers Lundberg to P A Hanquist and a county Sunday school convention at Shelby with attendees listed.

Crow’s. World-Herald A. G. Lindburg Louis Beckman Colorado Lind & Samuelson Lundberg P. A. Hanquist

Modern Office Stationery and Printing Services

The notice promotes office stationery and printing services including letterheads billheads statements and envelopes. It highlights stock running low toward month end and offers quick, neat artistic work with in person phone or mail orders.

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Kruttachnitt Congress Committee Blanch Nieman Lincoln Albert Benson A. K. Crow Pure Food Grocery Lincoln Daily Star Progress Chas. Marshall Friend The Baptist Church Ralph Cummings Arthur Kelly Luton Kell Wmirs N. M. Martin John Wall Hampton Wm. Scheapler J. A. Loudermileh Stromsburg C.C. WeCune Emma Wilson Josephine Johnson C. H. Lindburg Floyd Hedburg Columbus Floyd Myrtle Beckman R. J. Allison Miss Beckman Nebraska University Louis Edwards A H. Nickell Baptist College of Grand Island W.C. Wilshusen St. Libory August Garling Alice Lindburg Wolbach A. C. Lindburg Germany Mae Tenney Marie Limburg Grand Island College Mildred Smith Wesleyan Grinnell Iowa Raymond Tewell Martin Carl Jones State University Willard Lindburg State Farm Indiana Merchant Chicago Boise Os S.C J. N. Norton John Plessinger Rena Mellor J. C. McClure Rev. Senneff C. C. McCune Mildred and Rena Johnson Lillian Adelson Shelby DE EK -Eur Polk Progress Printery Viking Theatre Hudson Maxim America
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