Ford dealer fixes punctures and supplies Ford tires
When punctures occur you rely on the Ford dealer to repair quickly and cheaply. He can also send replacements by fax and provide tires built to Ford specifications for the specific car.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
8
When punctures occur you rely on the Ford dealer to repair quickly and cheaply. He can also send replacements by fax and provide tires built to Ford specifications for the specific car.
Short order lunches at Johnson Cafe attract customers with affordable pricing. A. C. Jones offers insurance services and can visit callers, with the phone number provided for home calls in Polk Nebraska.
Mrs R J Merchant and Mrs A J Fisher with children visited Monday afternoon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Henderson and family in Lushton Sunday. C G Dahlgren visited children in Superior Neb and farms nearby. Charles Bowers rents a Butte farm five miles SE of the village. Mr and Mrs E M Wood host a visit from Mrs Wood's mother. Ebert Neff and family from Crawford visited Mary Blair at York hospital. H J Piper bought Mrs F C Wilcox house. Carl Herron family moved to Marquette. Glen Bedient to farm vacated by Herron. Mrs Mary Blair and Elbert Neff visit York hospital. Mrs George Bingham ill. Bernice Wahl assists Mary Lytle. Mrs Harry Guidinger scalded foot. P J Jensen and sons visit Clark Stouffer. The old Arborville house built by Rev W S Hampton burned. Lemuel Appulin away. near total loss of furniture and clothing.
A traveler and a repairman lament clutter and slow work in a shop along a popular auto route. The discussion assigns blame to lazy youths and praises dependable workers who finish every job, noting local business leaders seek faithful fellows in Polk and promote them.
Lindy Lind Dahl Steelquist born July 24 1926 at parental home dies February 25 1929 after a brief illness in Hordville Nebraska His parents Edith and Carl Steelquist sister Phyllis Naomi brother Carl Hilton Jr grandparents and many relatives mourn his loss Funeral services were held at the family home and Lutheran church with burial in Fridhem cemetery Rev N Holger Pearson officiating The cradle roll member was baptized August 22 1926 and cherished by all who knew him
We thank friends for expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Steequist. Subscriptions taken for all Daily papers at the Progress office.
A brief promotional note inviting readers to read every page of the Progress Something Worth While and visit Johnson Cafe for a quick meal, emphasizing accessibility and casual dining.
Creditors of the estate of I N Shenk deceased must file claims by June 29 1929 and debts paid by March 29 1930. The county judge will hold sessions March 29 1929 April 29 1929 and June 29 1929 at 10 A M to hear and adjust claims. Dated February 22 1929 W W Norton County Judge.
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