Local notices and livestock prices fill Crow’s Drug hours
Community notes include parish church schedules, visits by residents, and a glass fitting appointment at Crow’s Drug Store. Also published are Grand Island livestock prices with hogs, cattle, and lambs rated higher, and a string of local visits and dinners throughout Crow’s vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amel Lind
Emma
Lillie
Shelby
Lloyd Lind
Henry Smith
Lester Rhode
Kathleen
Hampton
Shad Stroupe
Marlene
Ben Peterson
M C. Perlman
Lincoln
Crow's Drug Store
F. W. Fossberg
Gordon
W A. Wurtz
Grand Island
Lt. & Med
G! Livestock Comm Co
Union Suits and Tees Sale Ad
A sale notice lists prices for Union Suits 16 lb and 12 lb, with short sleeves, plus 98 cent tees. All other merchandise receives a 10 percent discount on purchases of $1.00 or more.
Two Silk Hats claim sparks war of numbers
Col Harry Toulmin of Ohio asserts in Iron Age that 7 percent of total spending over five years equals 60 000 per soldier with lavish wardrobe costs. Washington columnist Harlan Miller counters that 74 percent of seven year military spending covers army and navy, reducing outfits to far less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Toulmin
Ohio
Washington
Harlan Miller
Army
Navy
Meat Cutting Apprenticeships Lead San Diego Youth Program
The state department of industrial relations begins an apprenticeship program at the San Diego Vocational School for meat cutting, with 34 youths enrolled and placed in local meat establishments. More than 1,000 youths are enrolled in related trades including plumbing electrical work carpentry brick laying and sheet metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For
State Department of Industrial Relations
San Diego
Calif
Doctors hobble hobbies and deeds in medical life
The Polk County Medical Society highlights doctors balancing care with reading and study as medicine advances. It notes doctors join in nonclinical pursuits like golf and hunting, and reports on social medical events including orchestral concerts by Doctors Orchestral Society of New York and Brooklyn, plus the Polk County Farmers Union meeting with an oyster stew and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kosthba
Genoa
Fred Henggeler
Polk County
Duncan
John Wilkinson
F. W Grobe
Benedict
G. M. Hill
Lincoln
Frank Clifford
Stromsburg
Veterans’ Hospital
B. Williams
Wood River
Cramer
Buffalo
New York
Lawrence Blair
Sterling
Colo
Mary Blair
Lloyd
Allan MecAllaster
Larry
Lola Smith
McPherson
Kansas
A. F. Smith
A. H Cramer
Rachel Schrader
Ruth Johnson
Ferdinand Saindon
Harold Carlson
Clff Carlson
Clarence Larson
The
Polk County Medical Society
Doctor's Hobbes
Doctors’ Orchestral Society of
Ignatz Waghalter
Town Hall
Tschaisowsky
Wagner
Goldmark
Strauss
Musical Society of Brooklyn
Polk County Farmers Union
Green'’s Chapel
Citizens State Bank of Polk Nebraska Report Card
Report of condition for Citizens State Bank of Polk Nebraska as of December 31 1940 sworn by cashier Isaacson. Includes totals for capital liabilities and deposits with figures in thousands. Attesting officials and notary sworn on January 7 1941. Also panel mentions ophthalmology services and office in Stromsburg Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank of
Polk
Nebraska
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otis
Lutheran Church
C. F. Juergensen
Radio Lutheran Hour
First Baptist Church
R. M. Bailey
BYPU
Mission Circle
Swede Plain
M. E. Church
S. W
Au Methodist Church
Hordville
Evangelical Free Church
Ivan T. Carlson
Free Methodist Church
W. R. Parks
Parks
Union Stock Yards
Omaha
Eubank
New York Sun
Coats & Mackinaws
Max Tisza
Miskolc
Hungary
Gordon Fredrickson
Heveey
Aska
Jebr
A. Isaacson
John H. Anderson
Oscar Strand
Donald D. Johnson
Notary Publicly Commission
Clifford A. Erickson
University of California
L. A. Erickson
s-Stromsburg
Neb
Osceola
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