Reed Chevrolet and PontiacAds and Local Notes
Reed Chevrolet and Pontiac ads plus local notices mention A C Jones driving a new Pontiac coupe Postmaster Shafer Pontiac fever Reed Bros received a carload of Chevrolets Monday. Ment recreating on 8 new Chevrolet track. Various local people visited Polk Osceola Genoa Broken Bow and Los Angeles. Cantata by Methodist choir praised with Rodney Whittemore solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Bros
Charley Ment
Ei. L. Watson
Hordville
Polk
Rodney Whittemore
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Regular Meeting in Hardville
The American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening January 15 at Mrs. O Rodine's Hardville home with Mrs. Oscar Stromberg and Miss Ruby Anderson assisting. President Lillian Brown led roll call and the group planned a February Colonial Tea to raise funds. A two course lunch was served.
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the Legion Auxiliary
O Rodine
Hardville
Oscar Stromberg
Ruby Anderson
Lillian Brown
Farmers Grain & Stock Co Stockholders Back Board to Sell Elevator
At the annual meeting held Tuesday at Viking Theatre stockholders approved giving the Board of Directors authority to liquidate the elevator. Operations will continue as before until further public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Grain & Stock Co
Viking Theatre
Board of Directors
High Prairie News School Week Highlights and Visits
The Sophomores study circles in Geometry while Freshman and Sophomore English prep for a Merchant of Venice finish. Semester tests are set for Thursday and Friday. Quarterly exams occurred Monday and Tuesday. Rev Samuelson and family visited from Burdick and Stromeburg. Mrs Samuelson played Christmas music as Mayor Strand left for Denver for the stock show.
W W G Members Host Africa Program at Jan Dinner
The W W G group met Monday at Mrs Theo Larson's home with Lillian Brown and Mrs Orle Miter assisting. Carol Burke Enid Myers and Hazel Nelson led the Africa program, followed by a duet by Enid Myers and Hazel Nelson. A two course lunch and a January birthday table for five guests were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Swanson
Emma Lind
J. T. Samuelson
Morrill Will Provisions Outline Estate Disposition
The will of the late C. H. Morrill is summarized. After prior gifts, about $53,000 remained. Bequests include $500 to each of four libraries, $500 to Martia Smith and Misa Marie Bowers, $2,000 for portraits in Morrill Museum, $2,000 from the museum fund to place Barbour and Avery portraits, $5,000 yearly from the museum fund for Morrill Hall, $1,000 to each of six grandchildren, and residue split among his children after care costs.
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C. H. Morrill
State University
Stromsburg
Osceola
Bridgeport
Morrill
Martia Smith
Misa Marie Bowers
Morrill Museum
Prof Barbour
Chancelor Avery
Museum
Morrill Hall
Polk Hatchery Offers New Incubator and Quality Chicks
Polk Hatchery promotes a new American incubator delivering 11 pound per 100 boxed chicks and healthy hatched stock. They contracted Frantz White Leghorn eggs and offer Nutrena feeds with a money back egg claim if results fail. Contact manager C N Peterson for orders.
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Gilla Produce and
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C&ch Nc
Estes
Kelloggs
van Camps
Wenman
Anne
I. G. A. Creamery
Aurora
Brown’s Department Store
Polk’s
H. F. Brown
Polk, Nebraska
C. V. Lind
A. W. Shafer
Pontiac
Walter Carnine
Progresa
Ada
Alvin Dahlis
M. A. Mills
Legal
A. E. Wilcox
Mary Knapp
Bill Rogers
C. A. Lindburg
Genoa
Mr Matson
Los Angeles
Calif
American Legion Auxiliary
High Prairie News
Oscar Strand
Denver
Chauncey Gustafson
Rollie Church
Harold Nelson
City Bakery
Mrs. Davis
Marcel
Park Filling Station
Progress Office
Johnson Cafe
Polk Hatchery
C. N. Peterson
Mgr
A. O. Monson Co
Sundberg & Son
Houseware Headquarters
Lindburg Hatchery
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