Renewal ad for Effee papers drop in notice
Local notice invites readers to drop in and see Effee on renewing their Ta sil papers. The brief ad highlights in person visit for renewal.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
4
Local notice invites readers to drop in and see Effee on renewing their Ta sil papers. The brief ad highlights in person visit for renewal.
Fragmentary OCR text references a young American boy becoming president in making. Ambiguous quotes and garbled punctuation obscure concrete facts or names. No clear entities or events to confirm.
In appreciation of his evangelistic campaign the past three weeks, a Sunday evening revival concluded with thirty six conversions and many baptized. A sum over 140 dollars was presented to Rev. Nickell by church members.
Willie Sinow of Iowa meets Fred Campbell of Osceola in a heavyweight match with three preliminaries at 8:30 PM on March 13 in Osceola. Sinow holds the Amateur Championship of Iowa and the event is billed as a Nebraska versus Iowa clash. All roads to Osceola March 18.
A mixed string of local notices and ads lists names and services including dentist Dr G L Spencer and chiropractor Dr J P Baub, window shades by Frazier, World-Herald subscriptions, and washing machines. Mentions Stromsburg visitors C F Moore and Mrs A G Lindburg, plus Osceola high student John Richardson visiting family. Also notes Rev Ira L Deal and D H Westfall MD with optics by Ayers.
Community notes list visits and guests from Shelby Stromsburg York and Omaha. Local officials, school events, and personal remarks fill a page of neighborhood chatter with names, arrivals, and small town ties. A court case involving Harm Shank is postponed with bond details noted.
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