Polk Village approves annual appropriation and tax levy
Ordinance No 47 sets the 1919 local year property taxes for Polk Nebraska. It details mill rates for street, general and incidental, water system bonds, lighting system bonds, street lighting, fire protection, and park uses, based on assessed valuation. The ordinance also appropriates funds for street, general, water, lighting, fire protection, and park purposes with a July 1 1919 effective date.
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Polk
Nebraska
Pleasant Home
State Board of Equalization and Assessments
Board of Trustees
A. E. Sundberg
Notice to Contractors Polk Nebraska paving bids 1919
Sealed proposals by the Village Clerk of Polk Nebraska are invited until 8:00 p m July 28 1919 for complete paving with curb gutter brading and paving works in Paving District One Polk County. Plans and specifications are on file with the Village Clerk. Bid bond 5 percent. Completion by October 15 1919. Village Board may reject any bid. Engineer's estimate listed. Attest Village Clerk.
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Polk
Nebraska
Polk County
Fly Chaser at Jack's Drug Store
J C Eckles county seat visitor Tuesday. Lloyd Cole traveled to Beatrice this morning for the Fourth. Harold Slusser went to Lincoln to spend the Fourth with the Dr Spencer family. Lost a 34 Ford casing on the road between W J Lewis and George Wright farms. Call 3713. Miss Merna Hall went to Polk to attend the wedding of Miss Anna Dahlgren and Byron Station at the bride’s parents home near Polk. Mr and Mrs Tatlow were former college classmates of Miss Hall.
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Jack
J. C. Eckles
Lloyd Cole
Beatrice
Harold Slusser
Lincoln
Dr. Spencer
W.J. Lewis
George Wright
Merna Hall
Polk
Anna Dahlgren
Byron
Mrs. Tatlow
Miss Hall
York
Datty News
The
Progress
Dempsey
Willard Dempsey
Toledo
Ohio
Earl Stilson
T. A. Lundberg
Lundberg
Byron W. Tatlow
Coatesfield
Judge Hopkins
Daily News
Polk creates paving district one in Polk Nebraska
Ordinance 48 forms Paving District No 1 within Polk Nebraska defining district limits and paving plans. It authorizes grading guttering curbing and paving with bonds or warrants and special taxes against benefitted property to cover costs including intersections and adjacent rights of way. Describes property parcels and sections included and sets issuance details and term to 20 years. Passed July 1 1919 and published. The article adds local notices on entertainment fundraising and community news.
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Polk
Nebraska
Polk County
Polk Polk County
Railroad Avenue
Main Street
Pine Street
Leonard Avenue
Park Avenue
West
Hinkar Strat
Leonard Avenus
N. W
N. R
Hickory Street
Village of
Town of
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Vilage Board
Lay
Fury Ltd
A. E. Sundberg
W. H. Smith
Ice Notice for Fourth at the Ice House
All parties seeking ice on the Fourth must be at the ice house before ten o'clock in the morning. Z E Myers reminds readers to bear this in mind.
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Z.E. Myers
Progress Roll of Honor Subscriptions Renewed and New Reader
The list shows renewed subscribers including J. R. Leibee Godfrey Lindahl John Cohagan and others. Banks and businesses such as Citizens State Bank Farmers State Bank Bank of Polk and Farmers State Bank appear alongside individual readers and a note that Joe Kubista is a new reader.
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J. R. Leibee
Godfrey Lindahl
John Cohagan
Fred Johnson
Peter Bergman
Fred D. Williams
Harlan T. Frazier
A. E. Sundberg
W. J. Hipolite
David Anderson
Citizens State Bank
Carl McNeely
O. A. Rystrom
D. C. Bauder
Farmers State Bank
Bank of Polk
Mrs. Peterson
A. H. Peterson
John Myers
A . Lindburg
A. O. Monson Co
R. L. Cox
BE. W. Johnson
Joe Kubista
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William E. Cockle
America
Food
Dr. Hess
Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-A
A. G. Lindburg
Polk, Nebraska
John Deere
Rystrom Implement Co
Polk County Soldier Boys
Osceola
KE. M. Burke
Bander & Son
Central City
Lascen
Claude Colby
Stromsburg
David N. Carlson
Wilson
New York
Paris
Chicago
Kansas
Omaha Bee
Omaha
Pleasant Home Worker’s Club
Farmers’ Union
J. N. Plessinger
Ice
Polk, Nebr
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