Arrival of Spring Boys Suits at Great Values
New spring merchandise arrives with a line of patterns in good serviceable fabrics. Tailored in neat Norfolk styles, each suit is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Prices range from $3.95 to $10.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
6
Black Cat Hosiery and Spring Fashions at Kaynee
An advertisement highlights Black Cat hosiery for all family members in solid colors and various fibers. It promotes a Hosiery Department guarantee and showcases spring fashions including suits, coats, and dresses with prices from 17.50 to 28.00. It also touts The Standard Blouse of the World for boys and men and lists boys wear, rompers, nighties, and creepers.
The Progress March 1 features a busy farming note and society items
March 1 issue of The Progress highlights farm chores and evolving costs of living, comments on politics and public figures, plus a satirical meat‑price critique. It reports local business visits, ads, and social notices including Miss Busold marriage plans and bachelor ads from Albany, with brief notes on community events.
Bank of Polk statement and local social notes
Bank of Polk statement appears amid a set of social items. Mrs N L Nordstrom and a party from Stromsburg visited Mrs Chas Graves Tuesday and Wednesday. Several locals attended a Grand Island horse sale and visited friends. Ed Larson and others traveled to Omaha via Central City to attend an auto show and view a $30 000 Studebaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Bill
Polk
Omaha
August Ueckert
Grand Island
Roy Ludden
Gon. Raymond
Central City
C. H. Lindburg
Osceola
A. W. Shafer
C. V. Lind
Charles Edward
Ross Doraance
Shelby
Ed Larson
W. P. Miller
F. J.hahn
Will Wurtz
Harry Dehligren
Lester Stark
Henry Shostrem
Studebaker
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R. L. Cox
F. J. Joseph
Henry J
Brunet
Bachelor
Martha Busold
Nusbaum & Livingston Co
Broadway
Albany
N. Y
Fanning
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World-Herald
Viking Theatre
Shiloh
Richard Ford
Molly
Robert Shepard
Max Ten Eyck
Robert
Dorothy March
Max
Arthur Conner Pearl] Turner
Joy Tucker
Elton Jenkins
Gladys Tucker
Minnie Turner van Jenkins
Crow's Drug Store
Bank of Polk
John Dethloff
Henry Wilshusen
Carl and Adolph Dose
Rinehart Klute
Gustafson
Richard Shockey
Stromsburg
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Chiropractic
J. P. Laub
Hokenson
Polk, Neb
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