Sprague tires ad and community notes from Polk county
W A Stevens returned from Omaha Saturday night with little Fern Helvey to visit relatives before returning with Stevens later in the week. Mrs Mary Larson celebrates 78th birthday with six sons and one daughter present plus other relatives. Baptist Church dedication features Dr Edward Jordan Miss Owens and the choir and a new Moller pipe organ. Tornado insurance offered by Bank of Polk. Polk ball team to play Osceola Friday. Taylor Bros shipped mixed stock to Omaha. D B Carter guests enroute to Mitchell.
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W. A Stevens
Omaha
Little Fern Helvey
Mr. Stevens
Ed Larson
Thede Larson
Central City
Larson
Mary Larson
Oscar
Albert
Marquette
Simon
Hardville
Elank
Theodore
Polk
Daug Ter
Hulda Wickstrom
Lyford
Texas
Baptist
Edward Jordan
Owens
Moller
Chas, Amadon
Ethel Owen
Louise Harmond
P. T. Larson
York
Polk Ball Boys
Osceola
Helen Richmond
Taylor Bros
Local notes from Polk area include births and visits
Norton departs for Hax tum cola while a new baby girl arrives at Harold Beckman home. Funeral for Frank Keefe noted near Bradshaw. Benedict boosters entertain in Polk with chautauqua promotion. Local sales extend for Fourth. special Friday credit offer from A. O. Monson Co. in Polk Nebr. Residents’ visits include Grand Island and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ION
Norton
Harold Beckman
Polk Village Approves Annual Tax Estimate For 1921
The Polk Nebraska Board of Trustees approves the annual appropriation estimate for the year ending May 1 1921. Key allocations include street 1000 general and incidental 800 street lighting 500 fire protection 200 park and amusement 300 and water and library funding yet to be specified. The plan calls for four week publication in the Polk Progress and a July 7 1920 meeting at 8 30 pm to enact the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Nebraska
Beit
Polk Progress
Peterson
Strand
Culling the Non-Layers Boosts Poultry Profit Says Expert
CG. N. Peterson of Polk Nebraska advertises culling services to identify non producers in flocks. He cites Missouri and Connecticut campaigns showing reduced feed costs and higher egg yields after removing slackers. He guarantees satisfaction and offers affordable pricing to farmers.
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Missouri
Connecticut
N. Peterson Polk
Neb
Polk Chautauqua slated for July as community events loom
Fragmentary notes mention a Polk Chautauqua in July and several local names tied to events. Also references to Yellowstone Park sightseeing by Hjalmar Stromberg, son of Rev. Stromberg, and Mitchell’s return home Tuesday. Progress column hints at selling farm goods and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjalmar. . Stromberg
Rev
K. A. Stromberg
Yellowstone” Park
Wye
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Progress
Postoffice
H. M. McGaffin
Sprague Tires
Water and Light
Com
Bank of Polk
J. D. Bell
Dell Jewell
Bellwood
D. B. Carter
Mitchell, Nebr
Polk Mercantile Co
Samteeens
Sack Lumber & Coal Co
Frank Keefe
Dunblazier
Bradshaw
Keefe
Arborville
Benedict Boosters
Burwell Tribune
Valley County
Bar ‘Bay
Benedict
D.C
Bauder
of the Baptist
the Platte
Lura, Robertson
Grand Island
Mrs
Colby
Bob’’ Elliott
Elliot
Ford Company
Z. F. Myers
Rochester
Minn
Jon Asuit
Monson CO. Polk
Nebr
Genee
DIME
Mitchell
Citizens State Bank Polk
Home Bank
Strom
Stromsburg
Nau
Alabama Troubadours
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