Union Cookery Bags Offer
A local ad promotes Union Cookery Bags as the latest cooking aid. It sells 29 bags in assorted sizes for 25 cents and invites customers to give them a trial.
08 Feb 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
1
A local ad promotes Union Cookery Bags as the latest cooking aid. It sells 29 bags in assorted sizes for 25 cents and invites customers to give them a trial.
Miss May Sundberg visited Stromsburg on Tuesday. Mrs Yarrington is reported ill this week. Frank Moffit traveled eastward Tuesday. Mrs Ike Conger and two children visited Stromsburg. Reserve tickets for the male quartette at Victor Anderson Co. V. Lind and daughter are mentioned.
Polk residents hear David City Male Quartette Feb 16 at O K Theatre. Reports cover evangelistic meetings, visitors from Stromsburg, cattle shipments to South Omaha, and a busy social scene with dances, concerts, and band performances. Citizens urged to read local ads and support merchants. farming notes and civic notices accompany updates on residents and clergy.
Cold and stormy weather plus poor roads last Saturday nearly halted town commerce. Only a few farmers ventured out for essential needs.
Rainbow Rebecca Lodge No. 289 installed officers on Friday February 2 with Mrs Birdie Kaler as Noble Grand Mrs Anna Miller as Vice Grand Mrs Ellen Larson as Secretary and Mrs Linnie Shafer as Treasurer.
Farmers urged to sell cream and poultry to G B Cypher at the best price, with contact by phone 117 for immediate offers.
Mr J R Horn, a Santa Fe conductor for thirty years and brother in law of Frank Moffit, suffered a severe accident after being struck by a train. His left arm was amputated as a result. He had visited Polk two years earlier.
The leading lady of The Girl and the Gawk fell ill upon the company’s arrival in Polk Monday morning, forcing the O. K. theatre to cancel the date. A strong audience turnout observed the performance earlier, and the management arranged with the Soderholm Company to fill the date.
About 28 Greek railroad workers arrived from David City on the west bound passenger to shovel a freight stuck in a six foot snow bank two miles east of town. Pat Kelley led the group as boss though he was the only Irishman. They used the depot waiting room as their sleeping quarters and returned to David City Sunday afternoon on a special.
For sale a six room cottage with bath pantry and closet. Modern except night. Will sell at a bargain if taken at once as I intend to leave town. For prices enquire of J J Rodgers owner or at First National Bank Polk.
J A Laurine known as the Shoe Man announces sale of his shoe repairing tools and stock before March 1 to shift to carpenter work. Bring in shoes this month for repair.
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