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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
6
Mrs. Robert McConaughy of Yori will present an organ recital at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening May 4 under the auspices of the Woman's Foreign Mission Circle. A silver offering will be taken to cover expenses. You are invited.
A box social and program will be held Thursday evening April 29 at 8 o clock at the Swedenburg school house one mile east of Clarks bridge. Ladies please bring baskets. Everybody come. Anna Neuman.
A pie social and program will be held at the district No 70 school house on Tuesday evening May 4. Ladies bring pies and gentlemen bring their pocketbooks. Everyone is invited. Floy Switzer, Teacher.
A collage of brief items notes vacuum cleaner rental or sale from Apex, farm notes about Pass the buck doses and Pork Progress, E F Graff Light Plant, and Garden Seeds in bulk offered by A G Lindburg. George Wurtz and Mr Andersen return to Loup City after visiting Lena Wurtz.
A South Omaha market report shows steady to mostly lower cattle prices with steady stockers and feeders, hogs slow and 15 to 40 cents lower, and sheep and lambs generally steady though wet fleece lambs weak. Demand was uneven as 8,300 cattle and 8,000 sheep/lambs moved through the yards on April 21, 1920.
Advertises pasture for 40 cattle one mile east and two miles north of Clarks Bridge on the Wm Kroeger place at 200 dollars per month per head. Owner listed as Chas Goldfish.
An automobile crank was found on road one half mile east of Polk. The finder may claim the item by paying for this notice.
Bank of Polk promotes hail insurance while Osceola visitors Mr and Mrs Brock stop by. A cyclone cloud spooks driver Harry Henderson on the road to Polk.
A dealer offers several Duroc Jersey brood sows with pigs by their side. Contact W. E. Green for details and pricing.
S H Rolls is up at Big Springs. C E Cohagan was at Stromeburg Saturday. J B Kingston was on the Omaha market Wednesday with a car load of cattle. Hear Jean MacDonald entertainer Viking Auditorium Tuesday evening April 27. While the storm twisted buildings around at the W J Kroger farm Willy am at Grand Island on business.
Creditors of the estate of Adolf Weatman deceased must file claims by August 2 1920 and debts are due by May 1 1920. County Judge F H Ball will receive claims at the County Court Room on May 1 June 1 and August 1 1920 at P M to examine hear and admit duly filed claims.
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