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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

8

Polk County Commissioners Audit May Claims 1939

Polk County Nebraska proceedings show claims audited and allowed with warrants drawn from multiple funds. Included are salaries for county officials, clerk staff, and deputies, plus payments to hospitals, suppliers, and service providers. A county judge resumes duties June 19 1939 and terminates substitute W W Norton effective June 17 1939.

Osceola Nebraska Board of County Commissioners A. C. Twarling John I. Anderson Polk County County General Fund James Cook Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co Polk County Democrat Printing Raymond Scholz John Anderson Co Sophia 2 Kresha T. A. Reece K-B Printing Company Owen McClung Robert Doner Edward Schlesinger A. S. Nelson Farmers Union Co-Op Roy Morgan Automotive Service Ienn Ernest M. Carlson Roy W. Fjell Com A. C. Twarling G. A. Pope Oil Co Sinclair Refining Co W. W. Norton

Card of Thanks for Fire Department Help

The Lyle family thanks the Fire Department and all who assisted in extinguishing the recent home fire and for their kindness shown since the incident. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lyle.

Emma Bedient Bradshaw A. W. Shafer Polk Cona Cockle Lois Mary Blair Lloyd Arthur Noble Lucien Elmo Schmidt Lincoln Gertrude Flick Clarence Recknor F. N. Reckner York E. L. Kemper Aurora R. E. Merchant Floyd Merchant Robert Merchant Paul Steinberg C. H. Bedient Mildred Ebert Raymond Noble Geraldine Henry Harrington Laverne Ralph Fred Riley Chas Omaha University Hospital Audrey Bedient Fred Bedient Ernest Salchow George Menssen W . Leaming C H Bedient Martin Hoffman E. L. Lackey Howard Wilcox Oliver Harris Chappell, Neb Ed Smallcomb Stanley Harris Kearney Clyde Reed Gresham Grant Wilcox Leonard Reeves Harold Covey Maud Reed Stromsburg Frank Wilcox Gance Wilcox Fire Department Floyd Lyle

Hastings Woman Dorothy Stone Visits Sister Ruth

Miss Dorothy Stone of Hastings has been a guest here for several days with her sister Ruth.

Dorothy Stone Hastings Ruth

Notice to Contractors for Armor Coat Road Work in Nebraska

Sealed bids are invited in Lincoln Nebraska for 36.4 miles of Bituminous Surface Treatment Armor Coat on Columbus Platte Center Columbus Shelby and State projects. Bids due July 13 1939 at 10 00 A M with a 100 percent bond and nine hundred dollar certified check. Minimum wage rates apply. Plans available at county clerks offices and Lincoln. The department reserves the right to waive technicalities and reject all bids.

Department of Roads and Irrigation State House Lincoln Nebraska Columbus-Platte Center Columbus-Shelby Columbus - Platte Center Stromsburg Columbus Osceola David City A. C. Tilley Carl H. Hoge Platte County John I. Anderson Polk County Jos. J. Dworak Butler County

Highway Project Clarks Federal Aid Secondary Work Details

Construction of 4.1 miles of gravelled road under POLE CLARKS Project FAS-65-A lists quantities for excavation sand gravel surface concrete culverts and various pipe sizes. Funds programmed total 9700 dollars with provisions to shorten length or extend contracts to absorb remaining funds. labor rate terms and local offices named Osceola County Clerk and Lincoln Department of Roads and Irrigation.

Department of Roads and Irrigation State House Lincoln Nebraska Osceola

Polk Village budget estimates for fiscal year 1939 40

The Village of Polk Nebraska adopts an expense estimate totaling 9 y 299.71 for the year ending May 1 1939 and lists allocations for street general library intersection paving interest fire protection park water bond fund and other purposes with a public hearing and July 4 1939 meeting scheduled to pass the annual appropriation bill. The notice also includes final report notice in the county court for the estate of Carl A Jenner with a hearing set July 15 1939 for final settlement and heirship determination.

Polk Nebraska Polk Progress

Probate Notice in Lucinda Knerr Estate Polk County

Probate petition filed for the will of Lucinda Knerr deceased with Fred D. Williams named as administrator with will annexed. Hearing set for July 7, 1939 at 10:00 A.M. in Polk County Nebraska. Dated June 10, 1939. Sealed notice by W. W. Norton. Mrs. Orville Olmsted and children visiting Elliott, Iowa.

Polk County Nebraska Carl A. Jenner W W. Norton Lucinda Knerr Fred D. Williams Orville Olmsted Peggy Ann Jack Elliott Iowa C. G. Jack

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