Polk Progress Item Reflects Local Publishing History
A fragment notes that the Polk Progress in Polk Nebraska is a weekly newspaper with Easton and publisher designation. It records second class matter status at the Polk post office, entered March 21, 1907, under Congress action of March 2, 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Ase
Polk, Nebraska
Postoffice
Congress
Visit notes of ostberg family and relatives
Ostberg visited cousin Bob Anderson in North Platte for several days returning Friday. Mrs Ostberg stayed with sister Mrs Ola Graves and mother Mrs Hannah Lindahl in Central City. Mrs Graves accompanied son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Jim Benson of Grand Island to California. Graves plans visits to relatives in Washington Oregon and Idaho. Lindahl visits son Robert in Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llof Ostberg
Bob Anderson
North Platte
Mrs. Ostberg
Ola Graves
Hannah Lindahl
Central City
Mrs Oliver Johnson Visits Relatives by Train From Lincoln
Mrs Oliver Johnson and her niece Mary Fredrickson of Stromsburg traveled by train from Lincoln on Thursday to visit her daughter Mrs Charles A. Lytle and Mr Lytle in Newport Rhode Island. Also Mrs OF Alfred called Thursday with her friend Miss Gladys Gillispie of New York a house guest of her sister Mrs Joe Paulson and Mr Paulson of Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Johnson
Mary Fredrickson
Stromsburg
Lincoln
Charles A. Lytle
Mr. Lytle
Newport
Rhodes Island
OF Alfred
Gladys Gillispie
New York
Joe Paulson
Pauleom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polk
Alton
W. Whlhelms
National
Ebro
Assocah N
Spagna Bea Sk
Nebraska
The
Travelers Safety Service
Citizens ‘State Bank
F.D.I.C
Publicafety
Philco Televi
Sion
Philco
SUN
WED
Sousa
McCormick
McCormick Power
Fredrickson Imp. Co
Saar
Salas
Cacy
Sundberg & Son