Polk Local News Highlights A Busy Town
Primary day approaches as Polk voters face a long list of names on ballots. Local items include visits from Osceola and Stromsburg figures, farm and seed ads, market notes for fish and poultry, and community events from Arbor Day to church announcements.
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Esther Sundberg
Omaha
Douglas
Osceola
O. E. Johnson
Stromsburg
W. N. Swanson
York
Mond
M. E
Austin Griffiths
Todd
Seattle
C. C. McCune
Victor Anderson & Co
Weist & Johnson’s
Real estate and business items from H. E Ayres & Co
Listings include several two lot properties: a new 9 room house at 4 000 dollars a 5 room house at 1 850 dollars and an 8 room house at 2 750 dollars along with a 4 room house 1 lot at 900 dollars and a store building 1 lot at 1 500 dollars 8 room house 2 lots at 3 750 dollars a 4 block well located at 1 800 dollars plus a Mercantile business swap at 6 000 dollars. Contact H. E Ayres & Co at phone 9 Polk Neb.
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Mercantile
H. E Ayres & Co
Polk, Neb
Polk Calls for Fire Protection Upgrade
George Quick bought a new Ford touring car. Albert Peterson and Arnold Beckman were passengers traveling to Holdrege Tuesday evening on business.
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Polk
George Quick
Albert Peterson
Arnold Beckman
Holdrege
Two Minnesota Farms for Sale in Yellow Medicine County
For quick sale before May 20 1914 a 200 acre farm and a 320 acre farm in Yellow Medicine County Minnesota. Both have complete buildings in Swede and Norwegian communities near church and school with black loam soil and clay subsoil. Prices per acre 8500 cash 9000 on the 200 acre tract and 14000 cash on the 320 acre tract with 6 percent notes. Contact H P Bengtson Granite Falls Minnesota.
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Yellow Medicine
Minnesota
Northwest
H. P. Bengtson
Granite Falls
Voters urged to back Amendment Four in Polk County
County Clerk F. M. Leries appeals to Polk County voters to approve Amendment Four at the April 19 primary. He argues the change would reduce election frequency and cut costs by about 140000 dollars every two years, benefiting taxpayers.
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F. M. Leries
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Gandy
Ware
Bae
L. Nierman
D. C
A. G. Lindburg
Blomquist
Hardville
Weist & Johnson
Geo. Harters
Ainsley
Oklahoma
E. M. Burke
California
Progress Office
V. N. Swanson
Genoa
G. W. Swanson
St. Edwards
Butler County
South
Dakotva
H. E. Ayres & Co
H.C. Troyer
Lincoln
Prescott Piano Co
Joliet Prison
McGuffin
David City Banner
O. K
G. L. Dorsey
Grand Island
Mrs. Dorsey
Harry Johnson
Kansas City Veterinary College
J. T. Sealey
Palmer
Helvey
Willard Plessinger
Pennsylvania
Oregon
I. A. Plessinger
Polk Progress
Nebraska
Polk School
Grammar Room
Intermediate Room
H. E.ayres & Co
Glen Rominger
Baker Medicine Fame
Charles Eckles
Malcolm & Wildman
J. O. Thomas
Palace
Northrup, King & Co
E. A. Anderson
Quida
S. D
H. BE. Ayres & Co
Cyclone Miller
Hastings
Nebraska Mutual Life Insurance Company
Rev. Sawyer
Ralph
Kearney
Ladies Aid Society
Mrs. Jones
Engleke & Hahn
J. M. Bay
Thomas
George Cohagan
Frank Larson
Father
Central City
Lulu Benjamin
H. E. Ayres
Harry Hahn
Glen Engleke
Shelby
Henry Campbell
G. E. Cypher
Whiteriver
South Dakota
Cypher
County Teachers’ Association
Misses Cross
Bay
Lund
Sundberg
I. D. Huston
Herman Benda
People’s Independent
Pleasant Home
Benda
Clear Creek
First National Bank
J. W. Wilson
Chas, Nermann
Vics
C. D. McCune
T A Lundburg
Polk County
Joshua Gox
Raymond L. Cox
Cashier
Bank OF. Polk
State OF
Joshua Cox
Daniel Graves
Wmecox
Carlson
H. O. Skelton
A.L. Cox
Hugo Flodman
M. F
Bank of Polk
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