Citizens State Bank Articles of Incorporation 1919
Nebraska district records show Citizens State Bank of Polk issuing articles of incorporation. The document outlines bank name, principal office in Polk County, capital of 50000 dollars with 25000 paid in, and stock at 100 dollars par. It sets board size, officer roles, annual meetings, voting rights, amendment rules, and notarized attestations dated April 1919.
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Nebraska
Citizens State Bank
Polk
County of
State of
State Banking Board
John H. Anderson
I. T. Samuelson
H. A. Johnson
C. A. Frasier
W. E. Johnson
J. £. Samuelson
T. A. Lundberg
W. EB. Johnson
Stromeburg
E. Stanton
Gasoline Prices Rise Two Cents A Gallon
Gasoline advanced Monday morning by two cents per gallon reaching 26 cents. Oil company officials cite a new state law setting higher grade specifications for military and civilian use as the main cause. Dealers add supply and demand factors contribute to the rise.
Lincoln Telephone to Erect Brick Exchange Building
The Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company plans a new brick exchange building on its property one block west of Main Street. Dr. Raymond Peterson and family visited from Stromsburg for two days, hosted by C. O. Eckles and wife. Polk School Board hires staff for the year with Lee B. Tedford as superintendent and several teachers listed. Lillie Wallace resigns as assistant principal and J. S. Fleming will be janitor. The note also comments on the peace treaty and the League of Nations with mixed views on its covenant and revision needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company
Raymond Peterson
Stromsburg
C. O. Eckles
Board of Education
Polk
Lee B. Tedford
Bernice Julian
Winifred Back
H. A. Wilcox
Vivian Lee
Pearl Alkire
Lillie Brauer
Katherine Bay
Lillie Wallace
J. S. Fleming
League of Nations
Bixby
State Journal
Old Telephone Poles Removal Promised This Week
Manager H G White vows to remove old telephone poles from the corner lot before the ink dries on progress. He needs workers to perform the task.
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H. G.white
Fraternal Eagles Hold State Meeting In Omaha
Local social notes list guests visiting York including Mr and Mrs Joshua Cox and Emily, Mr and Mrs Earl Williams, Walter Baer and wife, and families from York. Also noted are visits by Harry Dahlgren and children, Mrs C E Putman and daughter, and Mrs Nellie Harless. Putman remained in York to visit her mother briefly. Johnnie Cohagan was hospitalized Saturday for appendicitis with surgery performed by Dr Leibee and is recovering well.
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Joshua Cox
Emily
Earl Williams
Walter Baer
Cife F York
Nieman
Harry Dahlgren
C. E. Putman
Nellie Harless
York
Johnnie Cohagan
York Hospital
Leibee
Lawn Social and Apron Sale at Pleasant Home Mission
The Pleasant Home Mission Circle hosts a Lawn Social and Apron Sale at the home of Walter Lew on Friday evening May 20. Everyone is invited. Merkel Grain Lifting Guards offer indispensable grain savers that recover lodged wheat or oats. leave them on your binder and save enough in a season to pay for themselves. Rystrom Implement Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter’ Lewis
Pleasant Home Mission Circle
Merkel
Rystrom Implement Co
Local Social Notes Highlight Emma Baker Guests and Theatre Event
Miss Emma Baker of Shelby visits Mrs. Frank Adelson this week. Mr. O B Wood speaks at Viking Theatre Saturday at 8 30 p m. Mrs. Sutherland of Lincoln stays with Mrs. C H Lindburg earlier this week. Maurice Colson and Miss Cora Burke of Stromsburg visit J E Pelton home Tuesday.
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Emma Baker
Shelby
Frank Adelson
Mr. O. BE. Wood
Viking Theatre
Mrs. Sutherland of
Lincoln
C. H. Lindburg
Maurice Colson
Cora Burke
Stromsburg
J. E. Pelton
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Real
Polk, Nebrarka
R. H. Keaton
Wyhiatie
E Mitchell
G. W. Mitchell
Propr
A. G. Lindburg
Articles of Incorporation
C. A. Frasier John H. Anderson
Polk County
Ah Advance
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Omaha
William £. Cockle
Republic
Republics
Blue Line
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