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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1912

Page

7

Going to Paint this Spring for Best and Purest Goods

Advertisement boast promises best and purest goods on the market. It urges shoppers to rely on the store, noting full preparation to meet requirements and an extensive stock of dependable items at low prices.

Home Talent Play At O K Theatre Draws Early Seats

Local notices urge fans to secure seats for the Tuesday O K Theatre show. A burst of school activities includes glee club formation, class officer elections, and mock trial events. Community updates note births and illnesses, with several residents traveling for business or visiting family.

O. K Earle Cockle the Vésper Literary Society Forum Huston Alys Tewell Aquila Cohagan Leta Fruide Treasure Mildred Samuelson Lillian Benjamin Fern Myers Mildred Smith Freeman Hahn Lumbago R. H H. E Ayres & Co Polk E. E. Stanton Chicago C. F. Moore Hazel

Emblem of the Republic A Golden Corn Emblem

A poem praising national symbols by Edna Dean Proctor. It contrasts lilies and shamrocks with the republics wealth emphasizing tasseled corn as the emblem of the United States. The piece links regional flora the arbutus goldenrod mountain laurel jasmine magnolia and corn as national pride.

England France Ireland Scotland Republic Mary Edna Dean Proctor

Local visits bring relatives to Joliet area

Gi Ar Buck returned to Joliet Illinois last Thursday after visiting his grandchildren the Cockles. Johne Blair came back from Aledas Illinois Tuesday evening with Miss Ver Barr who will spend the summer there.

Gi-ArBuck Joliet, Ill Johne Blair Aledas Ill Ver Barr

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