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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
4
H M Bainer argues for expanded farm storage in the Southwest Wheat Improvement Association plan. He details how field to market delivery overloads elevators and rail systems, advocates power-driven storage to cut costs, enable quality selling, stabilize prices, and reduce hand labor through ventilated, well designed bins and elevators.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Stromber host Sunday guests as Folk County District Court names Ray Sealey Ludwig Joseph Elmer Hanquist and D C Durnbuy as petit jurors for the March term The Steeqvist family mourns the death of their 24 year old son after a week long illness Funeral services were held in Hordville at the Swedish Lutheran church The article notes social events at the Stromterg home and critiques village governance with a call for restrained authority after spring session
Local notices list new subscribers including Merle LaVelle and Homer Brant g. Ads offer 52 doses for $200 and subscription options for Lincoln Daily Star at 4.00. Farmers Co Operative Grain and Farmers Elevator deal announced with new ownership. Social notes mention visits to the Pete Simpson and C A Lindholm homes. Theatre notice promises a big show at Viking Theatre with admission 10 and 15 cents.
The Bay family expresses sincere thanks to the church musicians the American Legion and many friends for assistance during their bereavement following Mrs J M Bay's death.
Miller and Song report 10 Duroc Jersey brood sows bred to a Spotted Poland China boar as part of a planned litter progeny program.
A one year old Red Shorthorn bull listed as Polk Phone 1121 is offered for sale. The notice highlights breed and age with no additional terms.
A farewell party was hosted for Mr and Mrs A Kahler by neighbors last week. Guests contributed plenty of food and the Rahters received an appreciative gift as they move to Clarks route on the White farm they recently bought.
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