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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
7
Small notice announces a new barber shop at Hotel Hoken area seeking patronage with promises of good treatment. Andrew Lind, distributor of Poultry Products, promotes Tonic and related items for poultry care and egg production.
For sale a bred Holstein bull ten months old contact A W Samuelson Stroms g Neb phone 4221 also Dr G L Spencer dentist phone office 176 Arvene spring wheat to call L C Hoover phone 4903 shipping from Michigan just received by barrel or sack no better salt in market Neb.
The Lincoln Pure Butter Company opens a cream station in the Bilison building on east Main street with W. J. Hipolite in charge. They offer top market prices for cream poultry and eggs and invite patrons to visit. Also sell flour feed and chicken tonic.
Auto license 94417 found on a road northeast of town. Owner may claim by paying the notice fee. Mention of Harlan T Frazier and pony vote appears in the text.
Flour stock has aged to improve baking quality with Polk flour touted as superior. Private sale invites inspections of tried sows and gilts bred to prize-winning sires Col. A and Big Gen, with March and April farrow expected. contact J. W. Key in Clarks, Nebraska, phone 499.
Mrs. H C Graves of York visited relatives here then left Saturday for Chicago to join her husband. C H Lindburg took his nephew E S Lindburg to Brush Colorado while Edwin Lindburg returns to Des Moines for college. District court sits in Osceola with Judge Good. juror David Anderson excused till Thursday. Alex English visited Stromsburg Monday. Halter on chickens advised April 1. E M Burke clerks Polk Mercantile. C C Law of Portland arrives in Polk on business. Polk Realty Co. advertises farm sales. Dray Work phone 93.
Polk county commissioners meet in Osceola with full quorum. John Burg bond approved as Road Overseer for Road District 6. Justice of the Peace for Pleasant Home precinct resigns. C H Lindburg appointed. Charles New Comer named Official Adjuster for State Hail Insurance. Claus Carlson taxes protested. refund approved. State Aid Bridge plan pledged county share. Platte and Polk counties coordinate. Various claims approved for general, poor, and road funds including salaries, meals, and materials.
A 100 dollar reward offer promises cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad touts 35 years of use, and says the medicine acts through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It urges immediate purchase from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and mentions nationwide druggists.
Do not buy something you already have. Buy medicine only when needed. B A Thomas' stock Remedy is sold with a guarantee it will detoxify the system of your stock aid digestion and help animals extract all the grain value. For sale by A G Lindburg and W E Anderson.
Polk Milling Company of Polk Nebraska reports an increase of authorized capital to 25000 dollars effective February 21, 1919. The filing is signed by President L. O. Glad and Secretary I. T. Samuelson and sworn by Notary C. C. McCune. The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement for Ang Lindburg's flour and feed store.
Lester Stark announces relocation to rooms on the north side of the old Newton photography gallery where he will continue auto repair work. He invites customers to bring cars for overhaul and promises prompt service. Contact phone 174.
A brief mention credits Harlan T. Frazier and Dr. G L Spencer for offering pony votes with every purchase, reflecting a local promotional claim by two named individuals.
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