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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

5

Wind and hail blow through Polk area damaging farms

A severe wind and hail storm moved through the Polk northwest area Monday evening. Archie Lindburg reports corn damage around 70 percent on his farm while Clarence Anderson’s cow barn was blown down. Additional damage to corn is noted on farms of Andrew Ang Clarence Colby and CBE Moline.

Polk Archie Lindburg Clarence Anderson Andrew Ang Clarence Colby C.be Moline

Fried Chicken for the Soldier Boys on Welcome Home Day

Osceola residents urged to donate fried chicken for Welcome Home Day on August 15 at Osceola. County residents should supply chicken and have it left at the courthouse by 10 A M, while Osceola ladies provide pies and sides for the soldier boys.

Oscola Osceola

Polk closes most stores for chautauqua week

Chautauqua ends close to three afternoons and two evenings per day with hours three o clock afternoons and nine o clock evenings while Polk stores shut Monday Tuesday and Wednesday after noons and Wednesday evening to allow business people and employees to attend.

Polk

Polk County Homecoming for Soldiers and Sailors

The Welcome Home Committee of Polk County Nebraska invites all veterans to Osceola on August 15. Meet at the G A R Hall by 9 a.m. in uniform except blouses if preferred, then march as a group to the public square to celebrate the home coming.

Osceola Nebraska Polk County G. A.R. Hall

Arborville Notes of Local People and Events

Arborville news item notes Miss Scott visiting sister Mrs Blaine Mills. Fred Ellison left for Cedar Butte South Dakota July 25. Repairs at the schoolhouse, Paul Diehl family visiting Diehl’s mother. Edmond Smith home and working for Floyd Wilkens. Mrs Salchow injured her foot but improving. Threshing active, engines smoky. Mrs Riley home after Silver Creek visit, health improving. W T Rockwell and son Playford to York July 28 with pastor and wife. Clyde Alton visiting uncle J E Pickerel after service. Mrs Jarmin visited daughter Nellie Shrader, Sunday visit and dinner. Garland Harvey visited north Blue with father. Harry Campbell of Hordville brought them home. Readers busy with items and submissions. Mr Hunt and wife Downer of Merna Neb visit Rev Franklin Hunt Shiloh U church, visiting Rev Harvey and family. Hot dry weather. church services well attended. lawn services July 27. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Mark Millsap died in York hospital July 28. buried North Blue cemetery July 29. Rev Harvey conducted services. Wheat yields average 15 bushels with low 13.4 and high 17.4. oats 40-50 per acre. barley fair. Willie Bedient and Miss Lela Peterson of Polk wed Aug 1. plan housekeeping at Frank Wilcox property. Visit to northeast Hamilton and Merrick counties around Hordville and Central City. Hay crop good. corn looks good but needs rain. Mr and Mrs Frank Koudel of Weston visited W H Pollock this week.

Miss Scott Blaine Mills Fred Ellison Cedar Butte Dak Paul Diehl Mr. Diehl Edmond Smith Floyd Wilkens Salchow W. T. Rockwell Playford York Clyde Alton Sam J. E. Pickerel Iowa Jarmin Nellie Shrader Garland Harvey North Blue Harry Campbell Hordville Mr. Hunt Downer Merna Nebr Franklin Hunt Shiloh U Harvey Mark Millsap York Hospital Millsap Hamilton County Willie Bedient Lela Peterson Polk Frank Wilcox Merrick County Central City

Welcome Home Dinner For Service Men

A Welcome Home dinner in honor of all young men of the community who served in the army or navy was held in the Odd Fellows hall Monday evening. About one hundred friends attended and enjoyed a three course menu led by Miss Ellen Bay. Major Grant Douglas of Osceola spoke on army life and home front efforts while Grafonola music played.

Odd Fellows Hall Ellen Bay Aug. Nelson Grant Douglas Osceola Shannon Shafer I. T. Samuelson

Women extend dress form class in Polk County

Miss Florence Dunn from Osceola now with the State university Extension Service leads dress form pattern cutting and a color talk for Polk County women the week of August 11. Meetings run Monday through Thursday at local schools and homes with requests to bring scissors pins and paper.

Florence Dunn Osceola Home Economics Department The State University Polk County Consolidated School Aug. E. Anderson R. J. Richmond

Ford Touring Car for Sale by C. C. Eckles

Ford touring car for sale. See C. C. Eckles at once. The Citizens State Bank offer promises better service and equipment use in money matters, suggesting you will start an acquaintance with daily dividends in service rendered.

C. C. Eckles Citizens State Bank

Land bargain tours offer cheap Nebraska Wyoming plots

If you seek good lands at low prices, visit Kimball and Banner counties in Nebraska and Pine Bluffs in Wyoming. Buy now before prices rise and make easy money. Ernest G. Johnson in Osceola Nebraska conducts weekly excursions and can be reached at phone 328 for details.

Kimball Banner County Nebraska Pine Bluffs Wyo Ernest G. Johnson Osceola Neb

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