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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
4
Local notices offer a zood Jersey cow for sale with two months fresh and feed scarcity cited. Also ads for farm sales via Polk Realty, auto repair by Keaton, drag work, and a dentist Dr. G L Spencer with multiple phone lines. New Home Sewing Machines at Frazier's and produce listings including apples and potatoes with prices.
A collection of local board remarks on living standards and a camel analogy. Notices include Carl McNeely’s Omaha trip on business and a dressmaking ad by Mrs. S B Richmond near Rystroms. Progress office offers $200 yearly or $3 for two years for America’s Greatist Woman’s Magazine. fuel coke for base burners advertised with phone contact and Strand Lumber Co. listed.
C C McCune left Sunday for Haxtun Colorado on business. Arnold Crow stayed home ill Monday and Tuesday. Claus Peterson and wife visited daughter Mrs C E Jones and family at Grand Island over Sunday. Henry L Fillman visited his sister Mrs Bert Cummings Friday and paid his annual 52 dose journal. A good number of Polk residents attended The Kaiser's Finish at Stral City last Thursday with one showing at the Donelson theatre praised as very good.
The Variety Store window shows Valentines while Capt Sund berg plans to muster home guards at Polk. Relief Agent Snodgrass visits the depot during Agent Pollock’s illness. Dave Anderson serves as a juror in Osceola district court. W H Smith installed an electric motor then fell ill with influenza. Dr Roy Ludden has moved to Dodge and begins a new practice. The Flu circulates locally with four doctors on call. no serious cases reported.
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