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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
6
Dr J B Willams visited York for Monday. Mrs Bill Thompson and children joined Mr Thompson this week to settle here as he manages the Omaha Cold Storage Creamery and Produce Station. Wm Garling and Henry Reet bought material from the local supplier.
Polk Nebraska notes the weekly paper’s postal status and filing as second class matter at the Polk postoffice since March 21 1907 under the Congress act of March 2 1879.
Morton returns from Omaha while Dr Westfall's party visits Stromsburg and York hospital scenes. Local families travel to Audubon, Lincoln, and Iowa for relatives. A baby girl arrives in Arborville. several teachers and residents visit kin and friends. A surprise birthday for Mrs Green rounds out a week of small town greetings.
A long list of people traveling visiting family and friends across Nebraska and nearby states. Movements include hog shipments to Los Angeles and pork shipments to Omaha, car purchases, visits to York and Hastings, and a birth announced for Claud Green. Several attend events and make trips to areas including Grand Island, Fremont, Ord, Stromsburg, and Kinross.
By order of the District Court clerk a foreclosure sale is set for May 25 1936 at 3 PM at the South Front Door Osceola Polk County Nebraska. The property includes parts of Sections 18 19 20 Township 12 Range 4 and other described parcels non deeded to Union Pacific Railroad Company. Sheriff Gunnard Peterson to conduct sale with notices dated April 21 1936 and subsequent attorney notices.
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