Polk News Roundup Highlights 1924 Shipments and Local Events
In Polk in 1924 hogs shipped 300 cars and 4111 cans of cream valued over 40000 dollars. A buggy crash injured a horse and a man. Births, marriages, jobs, and local sports fill the year with fires, auctions, and civic notes. Notable moves include Mrs Mills taking a bookkeeping post and D N Mills at Polk Mercantile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Moline
H. Pipers
Henry Thelander
North West Polk
D. N. Mills
Polk Mercantile
Polk
Ralph Branting
Sherman Hilligas
Burke Farm
Glen Griffen
Kenneth Samuels
Ella Peterson
Ellis White
J. W. Nelson
Anton Johnson
Marie Johnson
J. B. Williams
Greenwood
YMCA
York
Polk County
Stromsurg
Stromsburg
M. O
John” Strand
Columbus
JCC
Frank Fossberg
Gordon
Navy
Southwest Pacific
Russel Islands
Hazel Nelson
Army Nurse Corps
Charleston
S.C
van Couver
Wash
England
Sundberg
York County
Benedict
Rosemary Morris
Bradshaw
Polk County Social Roundup Notes Birthday Visits
Social items from Polk County list birthday greetings and visits. Oscar Anderson hosts and receives birthday wishes from family including Sweden and Atoka connections. Numerous neighbors and relatives share meals and calls across several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Nelson
Leslie Adelson
Oscar Anderson
Oscar
Henry Reed
Philip Johnson
Trof Ostberg
Glen Babcock
Reuben Anderson
Harold Anderson
Larry
Mark
Leonard Anderson
Sweden
Leroy
Atoka
Catoriday
Cory Sundberg
Robbie Brazda
Kari Anderson
Hazel Hill
Vern’Samuels
Lisa
Arthur Pinneo
York
Reuben -Hanquist
Laura Bolton
Ruth
Rowoldt
Reuben Swanson
Esther Peterson
Nell Aker
Ruth Aker
Dale Lindburg
Lincoln
Oscar’ Sundberg
Polk Progress Classified Rates and Publisher Note
The Polk Progress lists advertising charges per column inch and line, with a $2 minimum for card of thanks, and subscription rates of $7 per year for outside Nebraska, with six months and three months options. The issue notes editor Norris W. Alfred and post office details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Useddatan
Polk
Nebraska
Official Proceedings of the County Commissioners Osceola 1974
The Osceola Nebraska county board met December 17 1974 with all members present. Accounts were reviewed and warrants issued against funds including salaries utilities supplies and services for General Fund Extension and other line items totaling numerous small payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Johnson
Peterson
General Fund General Fund
Leo Albers
Richard Anderson
Cengas
Co-op Oil, Inc
Cornhusker Office Supply
Bupplics
Ccecscvesvenesee
Linda Eklund
Redfield & Co., Inc
Region
Earl J. Ruby
Service
Standard Blueprint Co
The
Polk Progress
Shelby Sun
Univ. of Nebr
Thorco Rentals
Louise S. Timm
West Publishing Coo
Law Books
Louse S. Timm, Co. Treas
Match’g Social Security
Salar
Appeals for Justice in Indian Rights and Judge Urbom
A defense of Indian rights and criticism of Judge Urbom follows with calls to appeal against a ruling seen as unjust. The piece questions the limits of justice and the role of might versus right, urging sustained legal action to honor the conscience of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Urbom
Warren K. Urbom
U. S
Nebraska
Judge Urbam
South Vietnam
Urbam
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale’ Peterson
Armed
Ft. Carson, Co
Ed Klingsporn
Joyce Eilene
Pft
Duane Biase
Victor Biase
Goldenrod
E. A. Brinley, Jr
Brinley
Jean Cramer
Morris Fisher
Fort Leonardwood
Polk Theatre
Saskatchewan
Allen Laid
Shelley Winters
Dorrel Shostrom
Germany
States
Dorrel
Henry Werth
Plymouth
John Deere
Brazda Impl. Co
International Truck Caravan
Fredrickson Impl
C. O. Bodine
Elwood Sandell
Grace Children’s Home
Henderson
Norris W. Alfred
Nueee
the County Commissioners
Osceola
Polk High School
Polk Oil Company
Dick’s
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