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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
5
Stromsburg community invites residents to a June 20 picnic at Buckley Park Nebr. An event with good entertainment. attendees should bring dinner baskets and cups. Stromsburg Community Club will provide coffee sugar and cream for all attendees.
Community notices include invitations to attend Tabernacle meetings each evening and a schedule note for the Polk Concert Orchestra with program details to follow next week. Also listed are Mae Peterson teaching at Union High School in Dist. 51 Hamilton county and a local farm sale by Nebraska Realty Auction Co. near Osceola.
Dr. Fred Fouts of Central City will be away from his office for a vacation starting July 1 for three weeks.
For sale two extra good full blood Jersey heifers. Freshen in a few days. Contact G Frazier, six miles south and one east of Polk. Miss Ella Sofia Erickson to Mr Rolland Elmer Dahlin at Minneapolis Minnesota on Saturday June 8. The newlyweds will be at home in Polk after July 1, well known locally and to receive warm welcome on return.
An 80 acre farm offering 135 dollars per acre is for sale six miles northwest of Polk and five miles south of Clarks Nebraska, half mile from the school. Contact J A Anderson, phone 81, Stromsburg Nebraska.
Poll district 72 residents approve $11,000 operating budget for Polk schools. Article notes public finances, upcoming highway work, local officials, and community events. Includes social notes on residents, church picnic, and local travel.
In Polk County Nebraska the District Court orders Ira Banta executor of Addie L Banghart deceased to show cause why license to sell real estate should not be granted. The court schedules July 11 1929 at Osceola to determine funds for debts and costs, publication via Polk Progress.
Variety of used cars listed with down payments and 12 month balances. Chevrolet models include a 4-Door Sedan 1926 and a Coupe, Ford Tudors from 1926 and 1924. Each ad notes good tires, upholstery or lacquer finish, and “With an O K that Counts” phrase. Open all day Sunday and evenings until 9.
Trade on Saturday evening slowed as June weddings continued to draw attention. One third of the month was busy with preparations yet overall activity fell short of early expectations.
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