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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
8
In Polk County Nebraska the County Court will hear claims against the estate of Stella J Moberg on October 24 1938. Creditors must file by October 22 1938 or be forever barred. Dated June 24 1938 L M Merrick County Judge.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Green and Mr and Mrs Walter Green along with Harold and Miss Edna Giauque of Brush hosted guests in the Clyde Green home on the Fourth. Irvin Anderson of near Stromsburg and Mr and Mrs Wayne Hill shared Sunday dinner at the Glenn Hill residence.
The BY.P.U of the Baptist Church met in the church parlors Sunday evening. Miss Ruth Bodine was a Sunday dinner guest in the Reuben Hanquist home near Hordville.
Receipts at Union Stock Yards Omaha July 6 1938 show 6500 cattle with prices up to 11.25 for best steers and 10.00 for best heifers. detailed ranges for cows feeders and stock cattle. Hogs 3500 head sold steady to 15 cents higher. lambs 5000 head 25 to 40 cents lower with Idaho natives around 9.00 and 8.75 respectively. feeders steady.
Ordinance 92 sets property tax rates for street and general purposes plus library funds and water bond dues in Polk Nebraska for the 1939 fiscal year. It items 6 mills for streets 5 for general purposes 1 for library 3.8 for intersection funds 3.8 for interest 0.3 for fire 6 for park 1.3 for water bonds and appropriates sums including 200 for streets 2000 for general 350 for library 1500 for sinking fund 1500 for interest 100 for fire 200 for park and 500 for water bonds. It takes effect after publication.
Raymond Pitcairn national chairman of Sentinels of the Republic extols summer travel as a beacon against discouragement. He praises America's free spirit, pioneer labor, and independence while criticizing European authoritarianism and urging readers to embrace openness and self reliance. See America First.
Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Department of Roads and Irrigation in the State for the submission of bids on public works projects. Bidders should follow the specified procedures and submit prior to the stated deadline to be considered.
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