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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1946

Page

5

Len's Plage Polk Neb Hosts Local Social News

A slice of Polk Nebraska social life with visits from Fritz Nelsons of Wahoo to Helen Thede Larson and Mrs. Ed Larson, hospital surgery for Wilmer Bodine, a Bellville Kansas wedding, and church youth activities led by Rev Nix on Knight. Community members attend hockey games, visits across town, and local gatherings at Merrick County District 50.

Fritz Nelson Wahoo Helen Thede Larson Ed Larson Wilmer Bodine Stromsburg Hospital Darlene Lampshire Hordville Willard Merchant Bellville Kansas Good Green Polk Methodist Congregational Clarks Nixon Knight Baptist Youth Fellowship Clarence Rodine Henry Sandell Hilmer Jones Marlin Jones Willand Lindburg C. O. Rodine Rudolph Gustafson Lyle Ostberg Tllinois John Rachel Gustafson Omaha Mesdames Emma Person Doris Baker Helen Samuels Irma Adelson District Arlene Wright CN St. Paul Minnesota Bates Betty Lou Gustafson Overland Bank Grand Island Paul John Gustafson Arthur Gustafson Dorothy Mundt Lincoln Aurora Hospital Edna Giaque Brush Colo Will Green Lynn Baldwin Hampton Iowa L. Kahler Esther McNeely Lloyd van Housen and Son Country Club Rodger Gustafson Ilof Ostberg Dick Sealey Tlof Ostberg Berniece Rose North Platte Harold Nelson Orville Roehrs Henry Mundt

ASK THE FARMER WHO HAS ONE

A local agricultural loan notice highlights Federal Land Bank benefits for farmers facing drought and price downturns. It promotes low costs, 4 percent interest, no commission, no appraisal fee, long terms, and flexible payments. The Polk County National Farm Loan Association in Osceola Nebraska invites farmers to discuss solutions with W. J. Stead and Henry Osantowsk.

Federal Land Bank Polk County National Farm Loan Association Osceola Nebr W. J. Stead Henry Osantowsk

Polk School District 72 Caucus Called for Education Board

The qualified voters of Polk School District No. 72 are called to meet at the school building at 7 30 p m on Wednesday February 6 1946 to nominate candidates for the Board of Education for the village election on April 2 1946. Carl H Steelquint secretary.

Polk Nebraska Village Caucus Nomination Meeting Date

Qualified voters of the Village of Polk Nebraska are called to meet in the high school at 7 30 p m on Wednesday February 6 1946 to nominate candidates for the Village Board of Trustees to be elected at the regular Village election on April 2 1946 John H Stohl Village Clerk

Polk Nebraska

Local notices mix business pitches and social items

Classified items and social notes cover recruitment pitches for capital ventures, livestock and grain hauling ads, purebred gilts for sale, discharged soldiers returning to Polk, supper guests and gatherings, parlor dances, church activities, travel for business, and a local testimonial for DRB-HELP with health claims.

Polk Market Prices and Local Social Notes

Polk county market prices list wheat at 1.58, corn 1.04, oats 0.68, hogs 14.60 and cream price noted with garbled text. Local social notes describe Sunday dinners at several homes, visits, travel to Rockford Michigan, Denver, and Wisconsin, and a February 6 school district caucus notice with Farmers Union meeting.

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Local residents host gatherings in Wisconsin and Swede Home

Arnold Dahlin of Denver visited Wisconsin with his family as Tuesday supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson. Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Willard Adelson with son and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Forss with son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson in Swede Home.

John Gustafson Ft. Knox Polk Ed Coover Harvey Daum Stromsburg Paul Coover Larry Arlo Stevens Jerold Ruzicka van Bush Robert Gerald Stevens Wm. Stevens Robert Stevens Lincoln Parish Shelby American Legion Oscar Sundberg Albert Sundberg Alice Nelson Oscar Stromberg Pete Stromberg Clarks Paul Lemke Milford Olson York Osceola Herb Wurtz Havens Vergil Bush Hattie Lindquist Walter Bush Henry Cramer Sadie Clark Chas. Scheapler Will Garling L. E. Blase John Ray C. A. Carlson Walden Lee Boltz Nick McNaught Pete Ehn Harold Carlson Harry Carlson Ed Johnston Harold Cramer Vandeline Central City Matilda Erickson Menard Wis Arnold Moline Denver Rolland Dahlin Clara Anderson Loneta Emil Meerkatz Clem Meerkatz Rockford Arlene Anderson Edna Glauque Brush Colo G. W. Tinker Jas. Green Meward Wisconsin Arnild Isaacson Arnold Dahlin Rolland Dahlin Albert Peterson Willard Adelson Adolph Forss and Son John Johnson

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Pure Food Grocery Sam Army Air Corps Hill’s National Poultry Improvement Plan U. S Henderson Len’s Plage, Polk, Nebr Polke Board of Education Carl H. Steelquint John H. Stohl Rawleigh’s Dept NBA Freeport Polk 113 Clem Orendorff Poland China Hardville Victor Larson Davis Pharmacy Farmer’s Union Produce Association Bob Stewart Army South Pacific Clifford Cramer Hill Lloyd Anderson Erma Nelson Mr Lindburg Lindburg Perry Green Fort Morgan Asa Smith Riding Club Merrick R. C. Gustafson THE Christian Science Monitor Christian Science Publishing Society One Norway Street Boston Mass Welch Morton Car Kellogg’s Farmer's Store Hudson Electric National Sundberg’s Polk County A.E. Cushman E, R. Breininger, Audt
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