Coates Names Platform Focused on Farm Welfare
The statement urges voters to choose Cecil H. Coates for Congress, emphasizing stable incomes, irrigation access, and farm price support. It warns against distractions and supports continuing the AAA program unless a clearly better option emerges, advocating financing wells without personal property liens.
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Congress
Cecil H. Coates
Polk Village notices foreclose taxes and sell village lots
Legal notices from Polk County Nebraska warn nonresident defendants and unknown owners that tax liens on Lots 11 12 13 14 Block 21 Original Village Polk must be foreclosed. Suit filed March 4 1940 with May 13 1940 answer deadline. Also notice of sale under Ordinance 97 for Lots 15 16 17 18 19 20 Block 1 Original Village Polk with a $60 cash price and potential remonstrance. Date March 16 1940.
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Ruby Vivian Krader
Lloyd Krader
Orginal
Polk
Polk County
Nebraska
State of
Polk Village Trustees and School Board Election Notice
Notice to all legal voters of Polk Nebraska and School District No 72 Polk County Nebraska of an election in Viking Hall Polk on Tuesday April 2 1940 to elect three trustees for a two year term and two members for a three year term polls open 8 a m to 8 p m R J Allison City Clerk
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Department of Roads and Irrigation
State House
Lincoln
Nebraska
Shielby-Waco
Osceola
York
A. C. Tilley
John I Anderson
Polk County
Lewis C Moul
York County
Polk
Viking
Distrit No
R. J. Allison
Freeman Announces Candidacy for Polk County Commissioner
Andrew Freeman of Stromsburg Nebraska files as a Democrat for the County Commissioner District 3 nomination. He asks residents to support and vote in the April 9, 1940 primary.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
U. S. Senate
Polk County
Andrew Freeman
Re Elect Edward R. Burke Senator Nebraska
Reelect United States Senator Edward R. Burke praised as Nebraska farmer’s friend who votes and works for farmers. The notice highlights his opposition to harmful measures and support for aid to the needy and poor citizens.
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United States
Edward R. Burke
Nebraska
Livestock Prices and Card of Thanks Featured
Grand Island hog and cattle prices show top hogs 180 to 220 pounds 5.00 to 5.75 per cwt and fat hogs 225 to 250 pounds 4.65 to 4.90 with heavier and lighter ranges. stock pigs vary by vaccination status and condition. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who assisted during illness and death of the father, listing family names.
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Parellen
Bartk
Ralph Upton
Paul Johnesn
Roy Vorgan
Clarence Bryant
Carl Johnson
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