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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1919

Page

5

English Language and Lincoln Weather Notes In Nebraska

A Hastings Tribune excerpt quotes editorials and letters discussing loyalty rhetoric, suffragette activism, English language education, and state pride. It recalls Nebraska figures and places including Gering, Lincoln, Omaha, York, and 1915 legislative themes. It also notes weather comparisons and a local fire incident linked to Miss Nannie Gustafson.

Maupin Gering State of Nebraska Hastings Tribune Nannie Gustafson Crow’s G. W. Mitchell

Will Owe President Wilson An Apology

John W. Cutright, former Lincoln Daily Star editor and now a plain clothesman on a Colorado ranch, argues that German Americans who attack the president will face a rude awakening as Wilson seeks tempered peace terms. He notes Germans expect him to restrain revenge and warns the allied powers may bear a harsher fate if terms are unfair.

Germany Europe

Baptist Church Announces Move to Viking Theatre

The church holds all Sunday services at Viking Theatre until further notice. A Sunday School will soon be organized in the new quarters. Services include 11:00 AM preaching on A World Rejected Christ and 7:30 PM preaching on The Devil That Deceived Them. Pastor thanks the community for aid after the fire threatening the building.

Viking Theatre Newquarters Flu

Annual Meeting of Farmers Grain & Stock Co

The Farmers Grain and Stock Company held its annual meeting on January 21 with President Frank A Adelson presiding. Directors Frank A Adelson R L Smith and Chas Flick were elected. the group reported handling 302166 bushels of grain and annual business of 43527572 dollars. J W Shorthill spoke on cooperation at the meeting and a banquet followed at Hotel Hokenson for 125 guests.

Farmers Grain &Stock Co Frank A. Adelson R. L. Smith Chas Flick J. W. Shorthill Farmers Grain Association Hokenson J. E. Greppin I. T. Samuelson

Roll of Honor and local notices in Progress weekly

Roll of Honor lists renewed subscribers J J Rodgers L P Jones Ed Norene H BE Larson W A Marshall Oscar Dahlin Arthur Branting Geo Quick New subscribers E G Johnson A W Samuelson M C Remington Mrs B Richmond P J Refshauge W E Cockle Miss Melba Davis ill with influenza New sewing machines at Frazier s Big wrestling match tonight Dressmaking by Mrs S B Richmond Progress thanks friends for Lemuel R memorial A O Monson Co big sale ad 1000 bills printed Rout County Pea Coal Co advert sugar dry climate notes alcohol debate commentary

The Progress J. J. Rodgers L. P. Jones Ed Norene H. BE. Larson W. A. Marshall Oscar Dahlin Arthur Branting Geo. Quick E. G Johnson A. W. Samuelson M. C Remington 8. B. Richmond P. J. Refshauge W. E. Cockle Frazier’s S. B. Richmond Rystrom’s Pictorial Review America’s Greatest Woman’s Magazine Progress Office A. O. Monson Co

Help Bros Public Sale Announced for Saturday

Help Bros. will hold a public sale on Saturday February 8 with notices to watch for bills and ads. L 8S Loomer and B A Wythers from York traded stories with old friends at the Farmers Grain Association meeting Tuesday. Coke fuel available for base burner use with regular size. Phope 93-02 Strand Lyptbar Co.

Help Bros L. 8S. Loomer B. A. Wythers York Farmers Grain Association Phope Strand Lyptbar Co

District Quarterly Meeting Set in Polk

Free Methodist denomination to hold district quarterly meeting in Polk starting Thursday evening January 28 and continuing through Sunday. Rev A C Archer district elder to oversee the services with other ministers from the district assisting. Everybody welcome.

Free Polk A. C. Archer

Remark on Community Life and Animal Metaphor

A writer argues that any family can survive without progress in daily needs while questioning the desirability of a more basic existence. The piece compares humans to an animal that cannot read or reason, using a camel metaphor to probe usefulness.

Arborville Church News and Local Sales Roundup

Arborville updates include a Missionary meeting at Mrs. J L Stouffer with Mrs A O Whittemore as leader. A church dinner raised about 1300 with praise for better advertising. Reports note growing attendance at services and Sunday school. Memorial for Lemuel Wilcox held with Home Guards present. Local sales of Harrington Rice Woods and Orville Jackson noted.

J. L. Stouffer Mra A. O. Whittemore Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Harvey Clyde Ruch Polk Roy Stouffer York Lemuel Wilcox Cinireum Benedict Bradshaw Finch Harrington, Rice & Woods Orville Jackson Verna Eisler Esther Bessie Harvey Eugene Newton

McGonegal Family Moves to Cordova For New Home

The McGonegal family relocated to Cordova today to establish their future home. News notes report eight or nine new flu cases in the locality since Monday. Frank Leibee of Shelby, recently returned from France, visited his brother Dr. J. R. Leibee this week. Two major merchandise reduction sales are underway in Polk, inviting local shoppers to bargain at home.

McGonegal Cordova Frank Leibee Shelby France J. R. Leibee Polk

McDaniel Visits with Family in Sulhernland

J E McDaniel from Sutherland visits relatives, while local notes report Mrs Woods and husband moving to a Dr Ludden residence, Ervin Dornburg injured by a gasoline engine, and three influenza cases in the Henry Sundberg family including Nathan Hannah and Violet Thoren. A lost auto tire near Willard Jackson’s farm between Polk and Willard Jackson’s place is to be claimed.

Geo. Presson Stromsburg Polk R. N. Woods Putman House Dr. Ludden Ervin Dornburg Henry Sundberg Nathan Sundberg Hannah Sundberg Violet Thoren Willard Jackson Progress Office

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