22 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
1
A vendor advertises plain, fancy and large assortments of dishes for spring replacement. They offer new stock in any quantity and quality, promising good prices and high satisfaction, with options to buy in sets or singly.
Advertises Union Cookery Bags in assorted sizes. Sixty nine? no, 29 bags for 25 cents. Urges readers to give them a trial.
March deadlines and moving plans anchor Polk Local News. Ike Conger ships a car of swine to South Omaha. families relocate to Idaho and Alberta. local trades, band concerts, subscriptions push Progress, and social events fill the week with community updates.
The Polk high school male quartette at David City delivered a successful concert with full theater seating and many encores. Highlights included Ball's tenor, Johnson's bass performance of A Dream, Stephens The Drum Major, and the quartette's humorous pieces. Miss Ludden and Miss Stephens received praise for lively readings and piano solo respectively.
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