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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
For sale 2 cane bottom chairs one breakfast table one iron bedstead one barrel of tinware and dishes a large copper wash boiler clothes basket ironing board and more all for 15 dollars if taken at once inquire at Bert Cummings Res or phone 7503.
A seven year old mare and a three thousand pound horse are offered as a gentle team for sale. Aug Anderson, located four miles south of Hordville, states that money is needed and the horses will be sold.
100 tons prairie hay offered by load or stack at 15.00 per ton located four miles from Clarks Nebraska. Call or write Hord and Shonsey Castle Co Clarks Nebr phone 182. FOUND car bracket southeast of Polk owner may have same by paying for this notice.
Advertisement for candy making work offering $30 weekly at home or any location. No experience needed. Everything furnished. Write for particulars. Candy making House 6 South 18th Street Philadelphia PA.
G E Samuelson of Osceola Nebraska offers fifteen head of Pure Bred Duroc Jersey bred sows and accompanying gifts for forthcoming farrowings in March and April.
Poultry advertiser C N Peterson announces readiness to supply Rhode Island eggs for setting. Enthusiasts and breeders are directed to contact Peterson for availability and pricing.
The Progress office offers public sale printing and daily paper renewals. Place items for sale such as horses cattle hogs hay or machinery in Progress columns and let the newspaper handle notices and notices.
For sale about 50 bushels of True Early Ohio seed potatoes at 3.00 per bushel. Walter Olson, phone 4312. Branting family moved to Genoa. Carlson confined to bed with heart trouble. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernstmeyer a son. Anderson returned from Torrington after homestead registration. Hahn returned home west of Polk from York hospital. Rochlitz family moved to Big Springs. Dahlgren and Lind families moved to new homes. Runquist advises progress ads pay. Ohmsteda couple from California visiting. Lindburg and Charles depart for Chappel Neb. Ranch deal with Vern. Olson advertised 800 bushels last week. sold potatoes and endorses Progress. Almanac note about Ole Buck and French fashion jokes in Albion News.
Notice to all persons interested in the estate of John G. Ehin that a petition for probate of the will and for appointment of Gustaf Adolf Ehn as executor has been filed. Hearing set for March 15 1920 at 9 am in County Court. Dated February 17 1920. F H Ball County Judge.
About fifteen well bred farm horses aged four to seven years are for sale. They are all gentle broke and suitable for riders. Matched and odd ones available. Inspect at W. E. Green's barn near Polk stock yards. Chas Graves, Owner.
The text records several local movements and reassignments. J. E. McDaniel left for Omaha on business Friday night. The P. A. Hanquist family moved from farm to town. Mrs. A. G. Lindberg left for Julesburg on Monday. Mrs. Alf Aldrich and children moved to Campbell Minnesota last Thursday. C. E. Cohagen and Lester Stark will run the Farmers Union implement department.
Report of Condition for The Bank of Polk Nebraska as of Feb 14 1920 shows loans 471288.03 overdrafts 346.23 bank capital 20000 surplus 10000 undivided profits 5726.12 deposits 498289.04 and total assets 537731.43 including cash real estate and bonds. Signed by cashier Daniel B Carter and directors Rae Mono D Cox M F Subr. Notary T A Lundberg sworn March 1 1920.
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