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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
5
Harold Nelson and wife plan a Colorado trip. Numerous local residents visit relatives in Lincoln Fullerton York Sutton Osceola and Stromsburg. Community events include a Polk Womans Club picnic and a Sutton ball game with 1500 fans.
For Sale Cucumbers Emil Wilshusen Phone 2711. Vik ing James McClure home from sight seeing trip in the states. Dan Carter and family from Sutton Tuesday evening. Meals and short order lunches at Johnson Cafe. Farmers store new money saving specials ad. Brown Department store many specials in their ad. Pure Food Grocery ads specials. Born a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Paul Jones at Hardville Tuesday July 30. Read Sodergren Motor Co Firestone ad for good tires at special price. Betty and Jo Ann Carter visiting Wallace Scott home. Ask Sundberg Son about Monarch Ranges big special coming soon. Mrs Hugh McGuffin visiting daughter Babe Scott Stromsburg. W E Bedient moved to Lincoln to drive bus. Safety Deposit Boxes offered by the Bank of Polk. Village Marshal blocked traffic Thursday evening between Service Auto Co corner and Farmers State bank building.
John Benson of Hardville suffered severe scalp wounds and possible internal injuries after his Essex coupe overturned several times on a rural road about 33 miles west of Polk. Benson blamed dazzling lights from an oncoming car but no vehicle was seen at the scene. He was found dazed by Ray Phillips and later removed home. the car was a total wreck and stitches were needed for scalp wounds.
Sodergren Motor Sales showcases new trucks from Wm. Wright and Clyde Willits, plus Tudors by August Anderson and Morris Fredrickson, a sport coupe by George Widney, and a Fordor by Frank Love land.
Strayed to the premises Tuesday July 30 1929 a spotted Poland China sow about 200 pounds. Owner may recover by proving ownership paying advertising fee and feed bill L W Stunkel phone 6413.
Those who have renewed for 62 doses of this family medium since July 25th include J J Rodgers Mrs Muriel Davin Amel Lind F P Anderson L P Jones Mrs W P Self and E T Englund.
The article notes sauerkraut is a healthful food with American USDA confirmation that its anti German origin claims were unfounded. It describes two serving ideas: Sinked Tomato Salad using four cups of canned sauerkraut and a baked sauerkraut dish with pork layers, water, and celery or parsley garnish.
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