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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
2
The notice highlights changes in ads for Geo. A. Hoagland and Axel F. Johnson. It urges readers to visit lumber yards and Mr. Bloomquist to estimate a lumber bill and to read Johnson’s bargains and visit his business to see the goods.
A dense Polk Nebraska page shows a jumble of business ads and notices. It lists Victor Anderson Co sales, farm services, weddings stationery, cream buyers F J Tewell, Christy Harless moves, local visits, property moves, Ford car sales, sewing machines, a meat market sale, and upcoming community events at Swede Plain Church and Republican electors meeting. Residents are urged to buy goods, hire services, and attend the listed gatherings and sales.
Axel F. Johnson in Hordville Nebraska announces a promotion offering a free Ladies Elgin Gold Watch valued at 25 dollars. Buyers purchase 20 cents of coffee per pound and receive a coupon for 100 votes toward crowning the winner. The winning contender is determined by total votes after all coffee is sold.
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors are warned that claims must be filed by December 26 1910 and debts paid by June 25 1911. The County Judge Henry H Campbell will hear claims on July 25 1910 September 26 1910 and December 26 1910 at ten A M at the County Court Room to examine hear and adjust all filed claims.
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of Andrew Johnson deceased creditors must file claims by January 7 1911 and debts paid by July 6 1911. The county judge H H Campbell will hold sessions August 6 1910 October 6 1910 and January 7 1911 at 2 PM to examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims.
County Commissioners warn landowners to mow or destroy roadside weeds along public roads between July 15 and August 15 each year. If not done, road overseers may perform the work at $4.00 per day, charged to adjoining land. Citizens are urged to handle it themselves to save costs.
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