Renewal Call for Subscriptions in New Year Progress
The editor urges all subscribers with expirations this month to renew promptly. The Progress aims to be stronger and more engaging in 1929, asking readers for renewals to start the year well.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
1
The editor urges all subscribers with expirations this month to renew promptly. The Progress aims to be stronger and more engaging in 1929, asking readers for renewals to start the year well.
A writer asserts a dog makes a better companion than a horse, noting a dog’s steady presence beside you in an automobile. The passage emphasizes the value of dogs as loyal companions in daily life.
Start 1929 right with Progress notes of Osceola residents and guests including W. A. Carnine, Mrs. O. F. Alfred and daughters Naomi and Lorna, Albert Peterson, Marguerite Johnson, the Gestrines visiting Arcadia, Claus Peterson family dinner, C. A. Necker calling for doses, Denver visitors at Petersons, Ruth Harris entering Bryan Memorial hospital, New Year greetings in Ord, flu and chicken pox illnesses, and local sales and cinema happenings with Viking theater shows.
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of The Farmers Grain & Stock Co. of Polk Nebr will be called at the Viking Hall at ten o clock A M Tuesday January 15 1929 for the election of three Directors and for transaction of any and all other business that may properly come before said meeting Lunch will be served at noon There is no substitute for a Farmers Elevator A G Jones See y
Advertisement fragment shows prices for various goods under Prop 23c and related labels. Readable items include 28c, 23e, 19c, 35c and 25c noted with unclear product names and vendor initials. May reflect a mid century grocery sale listing.
A roundup of social visits and local comings and goings. Miss Naomi and Orrin Alfred visited in Lincoln. Vera Bay employed in Grand Island since last Thursday. Archie Lindburg returned to Chappel after a weekend with relatives. York and Lincoln visitors frequent the week.
A community fund drive reports total receipts of 164.75 from diverse donors including Citizens Bank Strand Lumber Co and Park Filling Station. Expenses total 155.55 covering supplies advertising and candy for children with Walter Johnson and J L Stouffer as soliciting committee.
The Free Methodist Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 A M and preaching at 11:00 A M in Central City The 2:30 P M service returns at Polk church with services again at 7:30 P M Pastor D Rickard leads both locations.
The article urges individuals to review personal ethical mental and spiritual assets at the start of the New Year. It argues that regular self- examination shows if one is prospering in character building and encourages honesty, industry, thrift, and generosity as a plan for profitable living.
Speaker Longworth says no special session is needed and the farm relief issue should be settled in the short session. He also expects reapportionment to pass at the same gathering, expressing strong optimism about smooth passage.
The piece urges making New Year resolutions as a turning point from a troubled past toward a better future. It emphasizes forgetting past faults and reaching forward to new standards, echoing a biblical idea of letting go and striving ahead.
A Kansas farmer explains he buys canned pumpkin for pies after raising 40 wagon loads, but his wife finds the work of cleaning paring and stewing too laborious. The essay notes women increasingly buy canned pumpkin, risking no local pumpkin growers and future pumpkins might be canned.
A U S senator candidate faces scrutiny over a rumored one million dollar tax refund linked to 1920s era financier Henry Ford. The story notes past business ties and seeks to clarify potential conflicts of interest as the race heats up.
About thirty guests gathered Friday evening December 28 at the home of W A Stevens to celebrate Miss Hazel Stevens birthday. The party featured games and bounteous refreshments, and Hazel received many beautiful gifts.
Mrs Irvin Anderson entertained her Sunday School class at a party Friday afternoon December 28. Guests played various games and exchanged Christmas presents with dainty refreshments served.
A 1929 era collage of witticisms on New Year wishes, inflation, and public life. It notes Mayonnaise as a moral shield and a printer’s typing, plus stock market optimism and Teapot Dome references. It blends jokes on ads, banks, steer prices, and political affairs with light satire.
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