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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1951
Page
4
Readable inventory details several farming implements including a John Deere 16x16 disc and a 12 hole press drill. Also listed are a nearly new eleven foot John Deere tractor rake a McCormick-Deering mower a side hitch lay sweep and an overshot hay stacker by Dempster.
A concise inventory lists nine feed bunks one stack of spring hay three kitchen chairs center tables and books one gas range.
A ten pound boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Oscar Berglund north of Hordville. Clarence Bodine has returned from service with the Field Artillery in France. Vern Lindburg and Nina Rhode wed in Washington DC. Nina formerly taught in this community. A nine pound son was born to Mr and Mrs John Davis on Tuesday January 7. Dr R S Hirsch of Seward visited his son Joe and family. Mrs Lillian Brown and Elsie Anderson returned from Boston Missouri with Mrs Brown's husband’s body from Ft Snelling. Mrs Richmond and daughter, formerly of Cheyenne, have moved to Polk to reside with Mrs Richmond's brother. Claude Green, formerly with the 127th Field Artillery in France, is expected home as the ship lands at Newport News.
A compilation of births, deaths, and community notes from Arborville area residents. It records births on January 6 in Arca dia, a Mill er Bowers funeral, Paul T Wurtz and wife visiting Winfield for school, Congressman Norton speaking at a Farmers Union event, August Edward Lindquist’s January 2 death, a church burial in Hordville, Rev J L Hedblooms hospital call, and a January 1 baby girl born to Lennis Lind.’
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