Polk Ordinance Amends Health Regulations in Polk Village
Ordinance No. 137 amends Section 1 Cess Pools Water Closets and Section 2 Nuisance To Be Removed of Chapter 19 Health Regulations of Polk Nebraska. It requires written permits for cess pools and orders removal of privy vaults within seven days of passage with removal costs recoverable in court. The ordinance repeals conflicting provisions and takes effect after publication. Passed March 3 1953.
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Polk
Nebraska
A. D
Neher
A.D
Attlest
Eldon Johnson
C. Marvin Fredrickson
Board of Trustees
State OF
Polk County
Village Board approves beer license bids and adjourns to April session
The Village Board of Polk meets March 3 1953 at the Fire Hall with all members present. Minutes and reports are approved. Licenses for W J Johnson Edith Johnson L C Grentorff Edna Orendorff and American Legion Club No 160 are accepted. An adjourned session is set for April 7 to hear remonstrances and approve or reject licenses. Various bills are listed. Minor sponsorship rules and ordinance 137 are approved.
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Light and Water Com
Stewart
Peterson
W. J. Johnson
Edith Johmson
Sauic
Stromberg
L. C. Grentorff
Edna Orendorff
American Legion Club No. 160
Wurtz
Board of Trustees
V J
Edith Johnson
L. C
Bodna Oresdorff
American Legions Club No
Second Mily Wurtz
Polk Nebraska Notice Dated March 3 1953
Official notice dated Polk Nebraska March 3 1953 recorded in the public record. Contains ceremonial stamping and reference to local authorities. details appear incomplete in the available text.
Polk Progress masthead and editor notice
The Polk Progress is published by ALTON W. WILHELMS as editor and publisher. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Polk Nebraska Post Office on March 21 1907 under the act of Congress March 2 1879.
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Polk, Nebraska
Congress
Nebraska County Board Meeting Minutes From 1953 Adjourning
The board moved to pay bills and authorize warrants for payment. A continuation session was set for 7:30 p m on April 7 1953 with Wurtz moving and Stromberg seconding the motion to adjourn the meeting until that time.
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R E. Dahlin
Vaador
Polk Village Election Notice for School Board and Trustees
The Village of Polk in Polk County Nebraska will hold an election on Tuesday April 7 1953 to elect two school board members for a three year term and two village trustees for a two year term. Voting takes place at the Hotel Building from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eldon Johnson serves as the notice signer.
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Polk
Polk County
Nebraska
Eldon Johnson
Notice to Creditors in Polk County Nebraska Estate
Public notice for the estate of William A. Stevens deceased. County Court of Polk County will hear claims on July 6 1953. Claimants must file by July 3 1952 or be forever barred. Dated March 6 1953. (SEAL) L. M. Merrick County Judge. Also local notes on funeral attendance and birthday gatherings in Rockford and Osceola areas.
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Polk County
Nebraska
William A. Stevens
L. M. Merrick
Social News From Mervin Samuels Home And Surroundings
Mrs Cieo Cramer and Mrs C J McCoy hosted afternoon luncheon guests Sunday at the Mervin Samuels home in Hastings. Betty Swenson of Clarks demonstrated at the Stanley product party Thursday. Miss Dorothy Whitacre of Lincoln spent the weekend with her parents and works at Back To The Bible in Lincoln. Mrs Henry Shostrom and Mrs Hennie Seymour are hospital patients in Stromsburg. Dean Nelson and sons from Lincoln visited at their fathers homes in the area. Myra Cox of Lincoln was an overnight guest in the O F Alfred home and visited friends in town.
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Cieo Cramer
C. J. McCoy
Mervin Samuels
Mins
Arthur Doremus
Stanley
Betty Swenson
Clarks
Dorothy, Whitacre of
Lincoln
Wilbur Whitacre
Dorothy
Henry Shostrom
Stromsburg Hospital
Hennie Seymour
Dean Nelson
Sons of
Henry Cramer
August Nelsom
Myra Cox
O. F. Alfred
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Polk, Polk
Eldon R. Johnson
Standard Oil
Pel
Volk ‘Oil Co
Tromsburg Motor Freight
Jonnsumers Cuttons
Arnold Neuhaus
Salary Amd
Koremeyers
J. C. Gustafson
G. Whitacre
Olk
Pminling
Eeenenemeenees Eneee
Citizens State Bank
Fiusutadce Ceceeenneereeeneereremene
Journal Star Punting Co
Neeseiaceeescaraneee
J. T. Stanton
Fegal Ceeg
Ceccceneensnee
Lincoln Tel
Tel. Co
Soeyg
Dave Ekdahl
Chas, Smith
Sally
Floyd Lyle
Salaly
Edith Stellars
Stromsburg
Grant Johnson
Ralph Fisher
Harold Kohtz
Floyd. Lyle
Alton W. Wilhelms
Mational Pokorrat Association
Lasepeta Reg
G. M. HY
Labor
Notich TQ Creditors
Rockford
Illinois
Frank Anderson
Clarence Anderson Herbert
Harlan
George
Ralph Anderson
Earl Warmer
George Johnson
Rodney Anderson
Fred Johnson
Neighorhood Club
Jack
Messrs
Mmes
Leroy
Don Johnson
Osceola
Ollie Johnsson
Elwyn Johnson
W. C. Holoch
F. H. Couch
York
Chas. Lytle
Phe Pettteloe
Tedree Tle
HOG Grower Supplement
GOOCH
Farmers Co-op Grain Ass’n
Phillips 66
Floyd’s ‘66
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