TV Vee Oe Ads Include Various Prices
An itemized display lists television related ads with prices such as 49 cents and 25 cents for several components. The fragment reads like a classified snippet showing cheap electronics pricing.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
5
An itemized display lists television related ads with prices such as 49 cents and 25 cents for several components. The fragment reads like a classified snippet showing cheap electronics pricing.
Having sold the Pure Food Grocery we extend our thanks and appreciation for the pleasant association with our many customers.
Dr. J. B. Williams attended a Counselor District Medical Meeting in Milford Nebraska where Dr. C. W. Doty of Beaver Crossing was honored after 50 years in medicine. The note recalls that Williams helped Doty begin his practice.
Local item heavy with social calls visits dinners and church events across Osceola Hardville Arborville and surrounding areas. Highlights include drivers and vendors at Farmers Union Oil, numerous family visits, birthday celebrations and an Easter Sunrise service at the Baptist Church.
Mrs Robert Skindburg and Marilyn of Topeka with Miss Imogene Hanquist dined at P A Hanquist and Ebba. Orlie Adelson and family of Clarless visited Frank Adelson home. Kenneth and Virgil Willits traveled to Lincoln on Saturday. Carroll Flodman joined Lawrence Lind at a Sunday evening visit. Will Cohagen and family of Hordville dined with Ida McConnell and Leona. Pleasant Hill Mission Circle meets April 20 at Ralph Kahler home. C H Smith visited Orman Jeffrey in Benedict. Mrs H B Johnson and daughters and Mrs John Johnson were Grand Island visitors Thursday.
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