Clarks Enterprise praised as town progress indicator
The Clarksville Enterprise is described as a large and improving newspaper reflecting the town’s advancement. Readers note its size, quality, and role as a community gauge, with editor Ratlege of the Central City Republican Record praising the paper as a sign of Clarks growth and progress.
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Farmers toast Polk size record with 90 rigs and 26 autos
The Progres editor counted 90 farm rigs and 26 automobiles in Polk on Saturday night. Citizens note merchants advertised Saturday bargains drawing farmers to town. Attendees include C. E. Johinson and wife at Children's Day in Swede Plain church and Rev. Ponath departing for State Holiness camp in Lincoln. Rumors of Central City Fourth of July feed pipe to beer denied. Central City Republican Record.
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Swede Plain
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City
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Theodore Larson
Progress
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Osceola
A. C. Quillen
Clara Heinlein
Stromhsburg
Jeweler Swanson
Polk Locals and Visitors Attend Friday Ball Game
The entry lists numerous locals and visitors such as Earl Cockle and Lester Lackey attending the Polk vs Shelby ball game. Notes travel from Dray and Central City, mentions gate receipts of 40.30, and remarks on fast, clean play with multiple residents observing.
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Beatrice
Bert Benjamin
F. A. Kendall
Milwaukee
Wis
National League
Brother Kendall
M. M. Boles
David City
Bank hours set for Polk County banks opening
Notice lists Bank of Polk and First National Bank opening Monday January 17 at 9 AM and closing 4 PM every day except Saturday when closing 4 30 PM. The minutes include local social notes and city updates from Central City Stromsburg and David City with various visits and ads.
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Bank of Polk
First National Bank
Ly Cox
C C. -McCunn
Eighth Grade Graduates at Stromsburg and District 38
Eighth grade graduates from Polk school attended the graduation exercises in Stromsburg on Saturday. Named graduates include Marie Lintbirg Mildred Smith Olga Jenner Hazelle Samuelson Garnet Cypher Mae Anderson Ruth Myers Leona Sedam Hazelle Sedam Glen Fruitley Nathan Sundberg Marshall Tewell. Also attending from District 38 were Fighth grade graduates Viola Cohagan Grace Cohagan Esther Kerker Elmer Peterson and Lyle Brock.
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Marie
Lintbirg
Mildred Smith
Olga’ ‘Jenner
Hazelle Samuelson
Garnet
Cypher
Mae Anderson
Ruth
Myers
Leona Sedam
Hazelle
Special Teachers Examination Scheduled in Osceola
On Friday June 21 and Saturday June 92 the final teachers examination will occur before new stricter rules take effect. All teachers with grades under 380 must appear at the courthouse to raise scores. Those not needing exams but seeking certificate review under old rules must register before July. Amelia Rasmussen, Co. Supt.
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Osceola
Amelia Rasmussen
Baptist Church Sabbath School Times and Meetings
The Baptist Church announces Sunday Sabbath School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prayer meetings Sunday evening at 6 45. Mid-week Prayer held Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Ladies Missionary Meeting meets the second Thursday each month at 2 30. Rev. FW Benjamin, Pastor.
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Ladies‘ Missionary
FW Benjamin
Sabbath School and Worship Schedule
M E Church holds Sabbath school at 10 a m each Sunday with preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. A weekly prayer meeting is on Thursday evening, and Epworth League Devotional services run at 7 00 p m.
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M. E
Free Methodist Church Sunday School and Services
Free Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 p m Rev C H Sawyer is pastor.
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Prayers Meeting and Ladies Aid Schedule
Prayers meeting held on Thursdays evenings. The Ladies Aid Society meets every other week in the afternoon.
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