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Readership urged to subscribe at the Progress office to save money on renewing daily papers. Dr Ayers, graduate Optician, offers free examinations and glasses fit with precise testing.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
4
Readership urged to subscribe at the Progress office to save money on renewing daily papers. Dr Ayers, graduate Optician, offers free examinations and glasses fit with precise testing.
Feb 2 finder notes leave at progress office and receive reward. Swede Plain ME Church announces morning service at 1:00 Epworth League devotions 700 song service. Evening services in English. Winnie Ghaziabad son expected to speak both morning and evening. Everybody welcome. A W Carlson pastor.
A discussion on extreme sensitiveness in people who feel slighted easily and how such individuals react to cordial interactions. Emphasis on the need for understanding that many natures differ and that kindness, courtesy, and smiling can ease social friction. Also includes a livestock sale notice at Ris ing City with details on hogs and breeding sows.
The Nebraska Ruralist and Lincoln Journal announce a February subscription drive offering a sword runabout as the prize. M Byarrington of Polk County is listed as an interested owner contact at two miles west and three miles south, with phone 608.
The Lincoln Daily Star promotes a yearly subscription of 250 dollars per year or less than a cent per day with delivery of an evening paper and orders handled at Progress office.
For Sale 64 acres one mile south of Polk. One of the best forties in Polk Co. Phone 1921. Taken Up on my premises three miles west and miles south of Polk Jan 20 a red heifer calf. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Pete Schrader.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Nancy A. Miller deceased announces that claims must be presented by August 23, 1917 and debts paid by February 23, 1918. Hearings will be held February 28 1917 May 28 1917 and August 23 1917 at 10 A M in the County Court Room to examine hear and adjust all filed claims Objections included Dated January 23 1917 F H Ball County Judge.
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