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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

4

Local notices and ads from Polk County happenings

Two inches of rain fell at Osceola Monday evening. Alfred Anderson and family visited Columbus. The Blue Line Garage sends for a Hupmobile roadster. F O Johnson expands garage business in temporary quarters. Free Methodist church camp meeting opens August 6 at Coatesfield with sessions through August 18. Polk County breeders urged to advertise purebred stock and promote local advertising initiatives.

Osceola H. Jones Stromsburg J. E. Pelton Pickerel Alfred Anderson Lillian Brown Florence Anderson Columbus A. Bauder Blue Line Omaha Dewey Mincks F. O. Johnson F. W. Crown Above Place W.d.colby

Money Found Notice and Local Social Notes

Found some money owner can claim by proving property and paying the notice fee. J. S. Fleming mentioned. Miss Belle Bramer of Harlan Iowa visits sister Mrs John Faulk and family. Mrs N L Nordstrom travels from Stromsburg for a short visit with sister Mrs Chas Graves and family. Mr and Mrs David Olson of Omaha visit Axel Jones family. Repair shop sold. tires and tubes offered at a real bargain through the 16th. Bert Cummings remarks.

J. S. Fleming Belle Bramer Harlan Iowa John Faulk N. L. Nordstrom Stromsburg Chas, Graves David Olson Omaha Axel Jones Bert Cummings

Nebraska Road Law Notices Warn Abutting Owners

The Weeds law requires landowners to move or destroy weeds along public roads by August 16 1919 or have road overseers mow them at the owner's expense. Polk County district road overseers are ordered to mow after August 15 and report costs to the highway office. Also, local social notes mention several residents traveling or shopping and updates on vehicle purchases.

Nebraska Polk County R. E Dearborn

Livestock Prices at Union Stock Yards Omaha Aug 66 1019

Cattle run about 10 500 head with native beef scarce and strong to 17.75 top. Butcher stock steady to 25 cents lower. Western beeves heavy, feeders steady to strong, prime grass steers 15.10. Hogs dull and sharply lower on 6,000 head, bids 20.00 to 21.25. Sheep and lambs moderate demand, lambs 15.50 to 16.23, feeder lambs softer on transport uncertainty.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha

County and State Fairs Premium Lists Published

The Polk County Farm Bureau announces premium lists for the County and State Fairs. Many lists are distributed and available at the Farm Bureau office. Farmers are urged to prepare exhibits to cover expenses with generous premiums and to participate at both fairs.

Farm Bureau Polk County

Park And Camp Ground For Polk County Folks

The Polk County Democrat reports plans for a public camp and picnic ground on the August W Johnson farm four miles southeast of the city. The grove offers water shade and easy access with potential damming, fishing, bathing and boating. Camp sites and hut or tent accommodations would be provided, with possible early work starting.

Polk County August W. Johnson Johnson Grove Democrat Osceola Polk County Democrat

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