Progress Roll of Honor Renewals and New Subscribers
Progress roll of honor lists renewals since April 1 by H G Brauer Chas W Graves Mrs C S McGinnis F J Hahn Chas Westman Mrs D M Buckner Emil Meerkatz and Leonard Peterson New subscribers include E Graff Walter Olson Amel Lind Claude N Ball Miles Duffy R A Johnson Dewey Mincks J H Rolls and Clarence Newton Red Cross material on hand sold to Red Cross members at cost Mr and Mrs H A Johnson traveled to Omaha and Plattsmouth J James Sealey and wife visited Central City friends Tuesday and Wednesday A J Hanquist and Mrs Chas Hanquist of Hordville traveled to Omaha today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Brauer
Chas
W. Graves
C.S. McGinnis
F. J. Hahn
Westman
D. M. Buckner
Emil Meerkatz
Leonard Peterson
E. Graff
Walter Olson
Amel Lind
Claude N. Ball
Miles Duffy
R. A. Johnson
Dewey Mincks
J. H. Rolls
Clarence Newton
Red Cross
Card of Thanks to Pleasant Hill Aid Circle
I express heartfelt thanks to the kind ladies of the Pleasant Hill Aid Circle for their worthy work at my home a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant
Phill Aid Circle
Johnson Seeks Democratic Nomination for Nebraska Governor
E F Johnson announces his candidacy for governor in the Nebraska primaries. He pledges a vigorous campaign inviting input from all classes and reserves the right to decide his duties. He cites his record as a servant of the people and urges voting for court house bonds next Tuesday. Women can vote as well as men.
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Nebraska
Court House
Wedding Bells Color Local Hearts for Becker Beetem Union
Last Monday afternoon the wedding of Earl Becker and Valera Beetem was announced in our city at the Lindburg home with Rev. J. M. Bay officiating. Becker works for Polk Mills and Beetem is an operator with Lincoln Telephone. Also noted are visits by Wm. Ueckert from Seward and D. E. Boeler's family trip to Grand Island. A bond explanatory notice urges readers to vote for the Court House Bonds next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Earl Becker
Valera Beetem
C. H. Lindburg
J. M. Bay
Becker
Polk Mills
Beetem
Lincoln Telephone Co
Wm. Ueckert
Seward
D. E. Boeler
Baby
Grand Island
Court House
Ellen Tipton Myers obituary reflects faith and family ties
Ellen Tipton Myers born January 6 1842 in Janesville died April 10 1920 at 78 years 3 months 4 days. She married Richard B. Myers September 28 1871 and left four children Mary Ramage Zenas F John Richard all in Polk with 13 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. She lived in Janesville Ohio then Central City Nebraska and joined Central City Baptist church after moving. she was a devout Christian and devoted wife and mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Tipton Myers
Janesville
Richard B. Myers
Mary Ramage
Central City
Zenas F
John
Richard
Polk
Ohio
Myers
Z. F
Market St
Thanking all for support after mother’s illness and death
The Myers family expresses gratitude for the help and floral offerings received during our mother’s long illness and after her passing. Sincere thanks are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Z F Myers and family, Mr. and Mrs. J B Myers and family, Mr. R B Myers, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ramage and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Z. F. Myers
J. B. Myers
R. B. Myers
Grant Ramage
Notice of Final Report in Annie Dahlgren Estate
In Polk County Nebraska the executor files final account and report and petitions final settlement and distribution order. Hearing set for April 19 1920 at 3 PM before the County Court. Contestants may appear. Dated March 24 1920 F H Ball County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Annie Dahlgren
State of
F. H. Ball
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John G Ehn
Notice to creditors of the estate of John G Ehn Nebraska court announces claims must be filed by July 16 1920 and debts paid by April 16 1921. Hearing dates include April 16 1920 and July 16 1920 with probate actions in the County Court Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
Gust Adolf Westman
Said County
John G. Ehn
Aid County
Taylor for Governor Promises Reform on April 20 1920
W J Taylor outlines twenty years in Nebraska politics and a plan for a governor free from outside control. He pledges to reform redistricting school laws, fix McKelvie Code expenditures, cut road costs, curb profiteering, and ensure a square deal for labor with proportional influence in government. He urges Democratic primary voters to support him on April 20 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
McKelvie
W. J. Taylor
The Rivers End and Local Notices
The column notes residents visiting and returning to towns in Nebraska including Omaha and Stromsburg. Postmaster Fanning of Omaha dies suddenly. Mrs Buckner travels to Gurley and Denver. local businesses install an electric Tolheim pump and air station. A Polk dance on Friday night features the Clarks Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rystrom Implement Co
Polk
Clarks
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Progress
H. A. Johnson
Omaha
Plattsmouth
James Sealey
A. J.,hanquist
Chas. Hanquist
Hordville
E. F. Johnson
Chesterfield
Esterfields
Hokenson
Arthur Hokenson
Propr
Modern
Polk, Nebraska
Durham Milch
Iowa
Harry Halleck
Axel Sidwell and
Wife
Theo. Moline
Stromsburg
I. T. Samuelson
Postmaster Fanning
Gurley
Nebr
J P, Petersen
Denver
Polk Milling CO
Mill
Sack Lumber & Coal Co
Ford
Ford Motor Company
A. Bauder & Son
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