Galvanized and Roaster Deals From Local Hardware
Bargain notice lists 16 quart galvanized pails at 25 cents, 10 1 1 2 by 15 inch roasters at 25 cents, regular 50 cents double boilers at 25 cents, and 1 2 gallon units at 35 cents.
11 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
1
Bargain notice lists 16 quart galvanized pails at 25 cents, 10 1 1 2 by 15 inch roasters at 25 cents, regular 50 cents double boilers at 25 cents, and 1 2 gallon units at 35 cents.
Polk Progress reports on local happenings including sick lists, business visits, market notes and upcoming events. Mentions of Bert Sedam Bert Benjamin and Cyrus Danahuer, repairs to Polk Motor Co garage, and religious activities with Rev. Larkin. Public notices include lectures Behind Prison Bars at O K Theatre and veterinary student Dr. Peterson arriving to practice in Polk.
An Easter program at the Baptist church Sunday evening, led by the choir and Sunday School, drew a full house. The crowded church showed the strong need for a larger meeting space.
Dr. Westfall circulated a petition among business men on Monday to raise funds to purchase 10 road drags. The devices will be scattered among farmers who have agreed to use them, improving roads into the city for traveling farmers.
A push to add an eleventh grade and hire another teacher circulates with many parent signatures. Without the change tenth graders may have to seek schooling elsewhere after this year. The annual meeting is set for the last Monday in June.
The Women's Culture Club gathered at Mr and Mrs McCune’s home last Friday evening with Mesdames Frazier Cox and McCune hosting. Prizes in a money making contest were awarded to H T Frazier. Music accompanied a buffet luncheon followed by an auction of white elephants. Attending were Mrs E E Stanton and her son with spouses.
Highest price paid for cream and poultry. Call phone 117. G E Cypher.
Progress subscribers pay one dollar per year while three Butler county bankers acquire 3780 acres in Central South Dakota. Women's Culture Club meets at Mrs. Gertrude Moore's home with guests Mesdames Graff Ayres and others. a two course lunch is served and the group adjourns to meet with Mrs. Burke for market news on eggs poultry and cream.
An advertisement promises fair dealing and prompt service for land and bread. It urges entrusting business to the firm to secure a home of your own and avoid regret, stressing reliable soil guidance and customer trust.
An artesian basin region listing numerous large farms for sale with varied acreages from 80 to 1920, including 320 acre and 800 acre tracts. Prices range from 25 to 37.50 per acre with financing options, good improvements, and farming infrastructure. Office visits urged with travel incentive.
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