Grand Opera Faust Attended by Local Ladies in Lincoln
Subscriptions to Progress note Lillian Brown Edith and Florence Anderson plan to attend grand opera Faust in Lincoln Thursday evening. Mrs Hugh McGuffin and Mrs Alfred will drive to Lincoln to see Faust and visit their son and daughter in Omaha. Plans for 1929 Citizens Military Training Camps announced by Gen. H. A. Smith target 5000 candidates from seven states. Camps run July to August at Fort Snelling Fort Leavenworth and other posts with full expenses, uniforms and medical care provided.
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Lillian Brown
Edith
Florence Anderson
Faust
Lincoln
Chas Wright
Omaha
Stohl Bros
Carl Stohl
Hugh McGuffin
Or. Alfred
Nebraska
H. A. Smith
Seventh Corps
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Fort Snelling
Fort Lincoln
Fort Des Moines
Fort Crook
Fort Leavenworth
Jefferson Barracks
C. M. T. Camper
Smith
High Prairie club organizes baby beef calf group
Members of the High Prairie Live Stock Club and local youths met Thursday to organize a baby beef calf club. County agent Mr. Kelley assisted. Officers elected: Henry Nyberg president, Arthur Park vice president, Lyle Holmes secretary treasurer, Wilmer Johnson news reporter. Monthly meetings planned at farm homes. Next meeting set for April 8 at 8:00 PM at Lyle Holmes' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Henry Nyberg
Arthur Park
Lyle Holmes
Wilmer Johnson
Arborville Cemetery Association Officers Reelect Form
The Arborville cemetery association held its annual meeting Monday evening. Officers reelected: C W Flick president F E Merchant treasurer and J L Stouffer clerk. Talks ongoing to buy two acres west of the current site expanding the cemetery to four acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arborville Cemetery Association
C W. Flick
F. E. Merchant
J.L. Stouffer
Special rug sale and family visit notes
Special prices on Axminster and Velvet rugs in 9x12 size from W F Kepner and Son Osceola. Mrs Vesta Davis returns home near Madison after an extended visit with her mother Mrs J M Bay and relatives. Mr and Mrs Oscar Stromberg and children and Ray Seay visited Sunday with Roy Miller and wife of York.
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Axminster
W.F. Kepner & Son
Osceola
Vesta Davis
Madison
J. M. Bay
Oscar Stromberg
Ray Seaey
Mra
Roy Miller
York
Climb the Stairs and Save at W. F. Kepner & Son
Mrs John Jones arrived from California Tuesday to be with her mother Mrs Ostlund who is ill. Mr and Mrs Don Hewit of Angus visited daughter Mrs W G Steele and husband. The American Legion Auxiliary held their spring party at Mrs A W Shafer s home Tuesday evening with refreshments and entertain ment. C G Bennett York district Lincoln Tele Co district manager was in Polk last Thursday and said the company is arranging better service for Polk and community patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kepner & Son
Osceola
John Jones
California
Don Hewit
Angus
W. G. Steele
American Legion Auxiliary
A. W. Shafer
C. G. Bennett
York District
Lincoln Tele. & Tele. Co
Polk
Progress Office
Polke
For Sale Davenport rocker Library table Range oil stove and baseburner
Quick sale offered by Mrs. A. H. Woolever. Items include a Davenport rocker a library table a range an oil stove and a baseburner offered at low prices for prompt purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
A. H. Woolever
High Prairie Community Meeting At School Friday
A High Prairie School gathering Friday March 22 at 8 PM will feature motion pictures and a program of general interest. Films include Selecting A Laying Hen and Poultry Pests and Their Control. A committee will be appointed to plan an extension program for the year and youth games will follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie School
York Theatre to Show Talking Pictures With RCA Photophone
The York Theatre introduces RCA Photophone talking pictures at the Sun theatre in York starting the week of March 25. The system prevents extraneous noise and scratching, delivering clear dramatic pauses and silent moments on screen. The ad promotes the film Lucky Boy in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Theatre
York
RCA
York Theatre
Progress Roll of Honor Doses Renewed since March
The roll lists Renewals for 52 doses in the family medium since March 14. Names include Adolph Dose Ivan Johnson H B Saunders A M Flodman Peter Holm J A Sedan and Chas Moberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Dose
Ivan Johnson
H. B. Saunders
A. M. Flodman
Peter Holm
J. A. Sedan
Chas. Moberg
Polk Village Election Notice Opens Polls April 2 1929
In Polk Nebraska an election will be held Tuesday April 2 1929 for two village trustees. Polls open 9 A M to 7 P M at the City Light Plant precinct. Village Clerk R J Altjeon signs notice March 20 1929.
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Nebraska
Polk
Polk County
State of Nebraska
City Light Plant
R J. Altjeon
Swede Plain M. E. Church Sunday Schedule and Events
John W. Ekwall, pastor, invites friends of Christ to Sunday worship in English with morning service and evening sermon. Rev A W Carlson of Omaha to assist in Communion. choir program led by Mrs Geo Phillips commemorates 60th anniversary of W F M 38. Quarterly conferences, Missionary Society meeting March 27, Easter March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Christ
A. W. Carlson
Omaha
the Missionary Society
Frank Adelson
Dana Shostrom
Quotable Truths From Local Wits About Life and Money
A collection of aphorisms on love money popularity and friendship. The items joke about bachelors neighbors wealth luck and social behavior with witty peppy observations. Each line offers a stand alone maxim or quip reflecting common sense and social humor of the era.
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Gotton
Campbells Soup
Union
Boys’s Fleeced Union Suits
Dors
Men’s Union
Brown’s Department Store
Polk’s Leading Store
H. F. Brown
Polk, Nebraska
C. V. Lind
Felton Pharmacy
High Prairie Live Stock Club
Arborville Cemetery Meeting
High Prairie Community Meeting
Lucky Boy
Progress
Swede Plain M. E. Church
John W. Ekwall
Christ
Monson Go’s
Marshall-Field XX
Ladies Paradise
A. QO. Monson Co
Fisher
Oakland
Pontiac
Michigan
Oakland-Pontiac
General Motors
Service Auto CO
Polk, Neb
WY “Yy Coseaat Norons
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