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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1919

Page

2

Thrift and War Savings Stamps Advised Amid Local News

H E Curren lost a good horse while cultivating corn Tuesday cause of death unknown. Dave Belsley visited from Omaha to farm near here tenanted by Harry Jones and family. T A James bought the Otto Wilshusen farm from Cox and Carter. Progress sold at Hipolito's Cream Station. Wm Wurtz sold his 120 acre farm northwest of Polk to H A Johnson for 250 per acre.

H. E. Curren Dave Belsley Omaha Here Harry Jones Wm. Wurtz Polk H. A. Johnson Citizens State Bank

War casualties and service at Nebraska Agriculture College

Announcement lists 24 deceased from the University of Nebraska of Agriculture and School of Agriculture. Among 522 who joined the army are 340 from the college and 182 from the school. 11 and 13 respectively are reported killed. Wounded totals not yet complete. Also notes a Girls Industrial Club meeting on June 17 at 3:00 pm on school grounds with plans for future gatherings led by Pres Mildred Stevens and Sec Leona McConnell.

Tai University of Nebraska of Agriculture School of Agriculture Hastings Tribune

Card of Thanks for Pony Prize Support

I sincerely thank the many friends who supported me during the contest in which I won a Shetland pony buggy and harness. Your votes and assistance were deeply appreciated.

Farm visit man shaves whiskers in barber shop

J. S. Gustafson came from the farm Saturday evening and amputated whiskers in the Quillen shop during Barber Hartman's absence.

J. S. Gustafson Quillen Barber Hartman

We Have a Better Grain Binder for You

Product brochure extols a superior grain binder with bigger end wheels and heavier one piece frame. It highlights overlapped hot rivetted construction, reinforced platform, self aligned roller bearings, three packers instead of two, and ground and polished packer components for extra value.

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J. W. Tenney Nebraska T.A. James Lincoln Otto Wilshusen Cox & Carter Hipolito NEW Nebraska Federation O. G. Smith Rew-Hebraska Federation Horace M. Davis Mildred Stevens Leona McConnell Central City Nebr John Deere Rystrom Implement Co
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