Polk County News Roundup at the County Seat
Sid ney Crow visits grandma in Benedict Lo is Kunkel has tonsils removed Tuesday Townley ism reports black eye in Minnesota A K Crow family visited Benedict Sunday Polk band plays for German church picnic Chas Erickson travels to Kansas for harvest concerts at Polk and nearby towns Local park picnic features six young ladies Fireworks at Eckles Variety The McDaniels and Nelsons in Rochester Mrs C A Whittemore and child in Stromsburg Andrew Erickson and wife return from Britt Iowa Red hot ball game Polk vs Silver Creek Friday 230 Deb orah and Thelma Leibee return home The WAC meets at Mrs Griffin’s home with four teen members elected officers for next year.
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Sidney Crow
Benedict
Lois Kunkel
Immanuel Lutheran School Picnic Near Polk Generates $559
A large crowd attended the Immanuel Lutheran school picnic southwest of Polk last Sunday. Music by the Polk band and a program by the school children under Prof. Eberhart entertained attendees. Rev. Young spoke, amusements and a refreshment stand were popular, and Polk beat Marquette 4 to 1 in a fast afternoon ball game, totaling proceeds of 559.73 dollars.
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Immanuel Lutheran School
Polk
Eberhart
Rev. Young
Marquette
Culling Non-Layers Boosts Poultry Profits Says Peterson
Culling non laying hens in 1919 campaigns in Missouri and Connecticut cut feed costs about 40 percent while only 5 percent income loss. Keeping the best producers raised daily egg yield, reducing overall losses and improving prices for culled stock. C. N. Peterson of Polk Neb promotes his services to farmers with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Missouri
Connecticut
C. N. Peterson Polk
Neb
Falks Return from Iowa Visit and Local Church Dinner
J A Falk and family returned from an Iowa visit. Godfrey Carlquist his wife and son visited Stromsburg. J A McClure and son accompanied Dr. Leibee to York where Mr McClure and his son had their tonsils removed. The W F M S of the M E church will serve cafeteria supper at the new bank building on Saturday evening June 26 beginning at 5 and ending at 7. Everyone invited.
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J.A. Falk
Iowa
Godfrey Carlquist
Stromsburg
J.A. McClure and Son
Dr. Leibee
York
Mr. McClure
M. E. Church
Polk Village Board Approves 1920 21 Budget Estimate
Polk Nebraska officials approve an estimate of annual expenditures for the current fiscal year totaling funds raised by taxation. The plan itemizes street, general, lighting, fire protection, park costs, water and lighting system bonds, and library budgets with a public meeting set for July 7, 1920 at 8 30 p.m. to pass the appropriation bill.
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Polk
Nebraska
Bell
Polk Progress
Peterson
Strand
Tornado Insurance and Local Notices in Polk County
Bank of Polk announces tornado insurance offerings. Main Street property updated with public access declared. Otis Waak injured losing a fingertip in a corn shelter accident last Wednesday. Progress office subscription prompt noted. Call for a printer to Polk to join a religious weekly venture with shared profits and expenses.
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Main Street
Otis Waak
Polk
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Polk Nebraska
Congress
H. M. McGaffin
Chas. Erickson
Kansas
Buckley’s Park
Misses Neya
Tressa Hill
Zarah Shafer
Edna Tenney
Josephine Lindburg
Martha Jones
W.N. McDaniel
Robert Nelson
Rochester, Minn
C. A. Whittemore
Little Son
Andrew Erickson
Britt, Iowa
Chas. Rydson
Polk Diamond
Silver Creek
Deborah
Thelma Leibee
Sheloy
Thelma
J. R. Leibee
San Francisco
Billy’’ Bryan
W. A.C
Glen Griffin
T. A. Lundberg
Griffin
W. A. Refshauge
Lester Stark
Roy Stouffer
E. Graff
Raymond Peterson
J. Leibee
Ness
Sack Lumber & Coal Co
Mickie
Miles Duffy
Hordville
Bank of Polk
Citizens State Bank Polk
Home Bank
Strand Lumber CO
R. H. Theling
the Automobile and Implement Man