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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1965
Page
3
Cilins’s Heine urges readers to obtain a low cost Production Credit loan to ensure funds for spring expenditures. PCA representative Glenn Forre will be at the Stromsburg Co-op Oil Station every Tuesday afternoon for more information.
The basic rate for want ads is 5¢ a word for the first week, 4¢ the second, and 3¢ a word for all additional insertions. Minimum charges are 75¢ the first week, 60¢ the second, and 45¢ thereafter. Cards of thanks and memoriams follow the want ad rate. poetry or special typesetting requires payment as advertising. obituary poetry costs 5¢ a word. lost-found ads are free for the first insertion with regular rates for subsequent insertions.
City of Osceola advertises sale of West half Lot 5 and all Lot 6, Block 3 Original Town Shelby Polk County Nebraska. Cash terms. sheriff's deed after court confirmation. Dated May 10, 1965 signed Reynold Peterson Sheriff Polk County Nebraska.
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