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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
8
Green cardboard ad for Progress office promotes seed sales including White Blossom Sweet Clover and Red Clover. Squire of Ira Shostrom lists phone 5112 for inquiries.
A brief ad notes blue white and snappy diamonds as a choice gift priced within reach for all shoppers at fifteen dollars and up.
A collage of light editorial notes and observations from The Progress reflects on social trends and current events. It muses on fashion and dieting, bridal mobilization, baseball season, Wall Street ideas, spring cleanup campaigns, and political prompts around Hoover and Kellogg peace, noting Nebraska towns preparing for summer and readers urged to subscribe.
Arborville notes report Ray Lewis was rushed Thursday night to the York Clinic hospital with a foot infection and is in very serious condition. Community members attend services and visits, with area families traveling between York and nearby towns.
KMMJ radio will air a Polk County 4 H Club aeroplane tour on Friday April 26 from 5 PM to 7 15 PM. Daily broadcasts of county 4 H club activities begin April 22 over the Clay Center station. The program highlights the county’s boys and girls club work and its top crop.
H. F. Brown visited Fremont and spent Sunday with local friends, drawing attention from residents who know him from previous travels and business.
Mary Ann caring for neighbors children in the city recounts a tense moment with the eldest boy. The woman realizes the redheaded child is her husband, causing astonishment and embarrassment for the visit.
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