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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
4
Entered as second class matter at the Polk Nebraska Post Office on March 21 1907 under act of Congress March 2 1879 subscription one dollar fifty cents per year in advance
Local residents and visitors share weekend visits and travels across Benedict Hordville Chapman and nearby towns. Couples and individuals from Columbus York Nevada Missouri Topeka and California are noted visiting friends relatives and attending events including a Hugo Players show at Viking Hall and a rally at Weston.
Notice to all legal voters of Polk Nebraska and School District No 72 Polk County Nebraska that an election will be held at City Hall Vining Hall Polk on Tuesday April 5 1938. Three village trustees two year terms and one one year term plus two school board members three year term. Polls open 8 AM to 8 PM. R J Allison village clerk.
Mrs Gordon Eno and sons and Mrs Leo Wurtz were Lincoln visitors from Thursday until Sunday. Morace Smith, living with the W.A. Green family in Polk, moved to his son R L Smith's farm last week. Mrs Lena Higby of Pentland Oregon visits this week with cousin Mrs Walter Taylor. Mr and Mrs Oscar Stromberg Bulala Leonard and Lloyd dined with Mr and Mrs Emil S F Johnson at Stromburg Sunday. Mr and Mrs Amel Lind and Lloyd Lind and Miss Lillie Lind were Columbus visitors.
Sealed bids for 9.0 miles of sand gravel resurfacing on the Shelby Stromsburg Patrol No 29006 State Detour Road close April 7 1938 at 10 00 AM. Bids bond 100 percent and certified check of 50 dollars required. Wage scale and employment supervision noted. Plans available at Osceola County Clerk or Lincoln Roads and Irrigation offices.
Notice lists a 100 pound hog at Elmer Hanquist’s place in Polk. Creditors of Elizabeth S. Smith estate must file claims with Polk County Court by July 8 1938 or be barred. Hearing set July 9 1938 in County Court Room. Dated March 14 1938. County Judge M Merrick.
Notice of applications for beer retail licenses filed by R F Steenbock Hfag and W J Johnson for off and on sale at Polk Village addresses. Protests must be filed with the village clerk by March 29 1938 before the village board meets in special session to act on the applications.
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