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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
7
On Thursday April 1 at the 10 C F hall the Odd Fellows and their wives enjoyed a two course dinner. Vocal solos by Mrs. D B Carter and Mrs. T A Lundberg delighted guests, with a short address on Fraternalism by Rev. Harvey of Arborville. A young ladies orchestra provided music during dinner and was highly appreciated.
The Air Robbery features Locklear the sky daredevil at the Donelson Theatre in Central City on April 9 and 10. Mrs. Grant Ramage visits from Central City with her dangerously ill mother Mrs. Myers. Edith Anderson returns from Rising City for Easter with her sister and Miss Amina Hiatt.
Fragmented OCR item notes Florence Hendrikson returning to Polk on Tuesday evening, Bryan to speak at Grand Island Saturday evening and Sunday, Vita Kunkle home from Eastles to visit parents. Names Philip Sack A C Jane s Robert Glasser O F Alfred and wife at Interchurch World Movement convention in Stromsburg Tuesday afternoon. Includes spring wallpaper sample sales at Crow's Pharmacy.
100 tong choice prairie hay offered by Hord and Shonsey Cattle Co located near Clarks Nebraska. Sold by load or stack at 15.00 per ton. Call or write for details from Clarks Neb. Phone 132.
Day work sought by a man and team. Polk Realty Co offers farm buying and selling. Caddock Stecher photos shown at Viking Next. Wednesday bite feature. Farmers urged to list horses cows hogs machinery hay in Progress columns for sale.
Job notice seeks men at 60 percent of standard wages to perform curb and gutter tasks. Advertisement lists Hi G Brauer as contact or representative and outlines hourly pay and work duties.
Duroc Jersey male hog around 250 pounds and one year old offered for sale. Contact George Wright at phone 3713.
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