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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1917

Page

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House Moving Services Offered by Henry Lindquist

A local ad notes Henry Lindquist offers moving services for houses barns and outbuildings with reasonable prices. The snippet also mentions Miss Myra Harding’s illness and a group including H R S Benjamin Ted Smith and others practicing in Osceola on Monday for a Stromsburg Polk basketball game. March winds are forecast.

Henry Lindquist H. R. S. Benjamin Ted Smith Roscoe Ayres Harvey Lind Merrile Buckner Edwin Lindburg Paul Strand William Norton Marshall Tewell Harry Schultz Edward Senneff Osceola Stromsburg Polk

Obituary of Olive May Swanson in Polk Nebraska

Olive May Swanson born November 21 1887 at Dakota City Nebraska died March 1 1917 aged 29 years 3 months 6 days. Fostered by Mr and Mrs John Conklin she married Joseph Swanson February 14 1906 at Silver Creek Nebraska. Survived by husband daughter Vera Marie foster mother Mrs Conklin father and brother Floyd Hicks and grandmother Nebo. Funeral March 4 1917 at home and Swede Plain Methodist Church with burial in Swede Plain Cemetery.

Olive May Swanson Dakota City Nebraska John Conklin Joseph Swanson Silver Creek Vera Marie Swede Plain Methodist Church A. H. Nickell Ethe Polk Baptist Church Carl Swede ‘Plain Methodist Church

Card of Thanks and Local Notes From a Small Town

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers after a wife and mother’s illness and death, signed by Joseph and Vera Swanson and Mable and Goldie Benson. Local notes mention visitors from Stromsburg and Hampton, a surprise party for Mrs. Jones, chilly weather, and a chemical oddity about sawdust yielding sugar. Local advertising invites use of the paper’s classifieds at 5 cents per line.

Joseph Swanson Vera Swanson Mable Goldie Benson Stromsburg S. P. Benson Miss Mable Goldie Mrs. C. Jones Anna Beckman Myrtle R. J. Allison Charley Smith Hampton Henry F. Smith Hastings Orlie Ricke Ruth Myers

Arborville church notices and community items

Community notes from Arborville include morning and evening services at the Arborville Congregational Church with sermon topics, local announcements about teaching positions, ill health updates, a sale of monuments in Polk County, and various local business ads and personal notices.

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