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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1965
Page
3
Lost billfolds with price list and statement seek return to Progress Desk. A 3rd item notes a farm cattle sale offer with polled Hereford calves, prices listed. A two bedroom house for sale in Central City area is described with features and agent names.
Families from Polk and Hordville attended the funeral of Melvin Moore at Broken Bow on Wednesday afternoon. Relatives include Mrs Leonard Orendorff and Mrs Carl Johnson, cousins former Marie Nyberg, and many others from Polk, Hordville, Ogden Utah, and surrounding communities.
The notice outlines pricing for want ads at 5 cents per word in week one, 4 cents in week two, and 3 cents thereafter with minimums of 75 cents, 60 cents, and 45 cents. Cards of thanks and memoriams follow the same schedule, poetry is charged if required, poetry in obituaries costs 5 cents per word, and lost found ads are free for the first insertion with regular rates for follow ups.
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