Polk Progress notes local construction and arrivals
Polk Nebraska daily updates include plans for a 50 by 140 foot brick garage on South Main Street, Clarence Cash returning from a Virginia army camp, Ludwig Joseph and Miss Bertha Redeker marrying in Polk and moving to a nearby farm, Ed Larson purchasing the Susanna Piper home, Jane Lind hired as bookkeeper at Farmers Co-Op Store, and a horseshoe accident injuring Walter Stach with Otis Waak briefly overwhelmed.
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Ing
South Main Street
Clarence
Cash
Virginia
Ludwig Joseph
Bertha Redeker
St. Paul
Minn
Polk
Ed Larson
Susanna Piper
Theo
Larson Ed
Jane Lind
Washington D. C
Farmers Co-Op
John
Walter Stach
Otis Waak
Otis
Polk County News Highlights Local Happenings 1924
Fifteen years ago on May 8 1924 Polk reported a busy weekend with farmers and merchants filling downtown. A large audience watched the film Mighty Lake Rose while county officials discussed road and bridge improvements near the W A Stevens farm. A new son arrived for Archie and Mrs Pabin. Archie Knorr left the Motor Inn for Central City Produce. and a windstorm brought rain that revived gardens.
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Polk
Johansen and
Westring
W. A. Stevens
Archie Pabin
Motor Inn
Central City Produce Co. O
Harry Gray
Bradshaw
Jane Stettner
Marysville
Kansas
A. W. Gray
Alvin Rystrom
Sheriff Sale Notice in Polk County Nebraska
By order of the District Court a mortgage foreclosure sale is set for May 24 1939 at 2 PM at the Osceola courthouse. Properties include Dahles subdivision parts and Lots 2 3 4 and N1/2 of Lot 1 in Newville Addition Polk. Also the S1/2 NW1/4 of Section 10 Township 13 North Range 4 West will be sold June 1939 at 2 PM.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
J. L. Stouffer
Harold W. Davis
Emma E. Cohagan
Clifford F. C. Cohagan
Dahle
Newville
Polk
Osceola
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Flora Ostberg
North Range
Gunnard Peterson
Philip M. Wellman
Phil B. Campbell
Philip H. Nyberg
Resignation from Cartright Music House York
The writer resigns from Cartright Music House York to focus on two new electrical appliance businesses opening soon in York. They thank Polk friends for six years of patronage and invite visits to the new location once it opens.
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Cartright Music House
York
Polk
Local Hordville Barber Advertises 25c Haircuts
Weekend visits noted as Miss Jeanelle Kroger stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs H M Benson at Hordville. Also reports a tomato plants sale at 10c per dozen by Oscar Jones. Dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Axel Renquist of Benedict with daughter Mrs Hennie Seymour. Joe Miller seeks cattle for pasture 8 miles north of Polk. Mr and Mrs D Westfall traveled to Osceola for a home visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Schumann.
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Roger Gustafson
Oscar Gustafson
Lutheran Hospital
York
Nels Hall
Martha
New York
Knada
Sweden
Nels
H. Bedient
Wm. Green
Newman Grove
Nebr
D. Westfall
Osceola
Fred Schumann
Oscar Jones
Axel Renquist
Benedict
Hennie Seymour
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Paris Green
Davis Pharmacy
Rexall Drug Store
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Polk Progress
Howard W. Herbes
Polk, Nebraska
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Congress
NTAV
America
Goodrich
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
P. T. Wurtz & Son
City Grocery and Market
D. H. Westfall
Veburg Seed Store
Tzordville, Neb
Iowa
Texas
Sudan
Moderne Barber and Beauty Shop
Salmon LLC
Bliss
City
Lloyd Stromberg
Gustafson
York, Nebr
Laverne Harrington
POLE
Nebe
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