Bargain Water Pails Offered at 25 Cents Each
A newspaper brief lists a sale item for 10 quart grey mottled enameled water pails at 25 cents each with a slogan suggesting lower price. The ad emphasizes the cheap price and invites buyers to pay less.
30 May 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
1
A newspaper brief lists a sale item for 10 quart grey mottled enameled water pails at 25 cents each with a slogan suggesting lower price. The ad emphasizes the cheap price and invites buyers to pay less.
A. E. Roch of Araphoe W Divan of Oxford M A Stevenson and Geo W Cobel of Fairfield visited Polk County on Friday to view land for purchase. Two bankers in the party praised the city noting its cleanliness and thrift. They were surprised to learn Polk had two banks with deposits totaling 450000 dollars.
The Twentieth Century Club met May 28 with Mrs. Esther Stouffer in attendance. The Polk/Culture Club and most members attended. Mrs. Harrington read about Famous Scenic and Historic Spots of Fujiyama and Mrs. Dahlgreen spoke on Nikko. A survey drill was skipped due to time. Mrs. Theiss finished The Lady of the Decoration. After luncheon, the group adjourned to meet in October.
Notice to tax papers from the County Clerk announces a June 11 1912 meeting of the Board of Equalization to adjust real and personal property assessments. All persons with complaints must appear then as issues cannot be settled at another time. IF. M. Leibee, County Clerk.
An old advertisement offers fresh eggs poultry and cream at the Yam market with assurance of fair treatment and highest market price. It provides a contact name A G Lindburg and a phone number 138.
Highest price paid for cream and poultry announced by G. E. Cypher. Call phone 117 to arrange sale and delivery.
All parties are forbidden to hunt or trespass on our farm after this date. Any person disregarding this notice will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Dated May 30, 1912. Summer and Brock.
W E Wilson is admitted to practice in state and federal courts. Legal work of all kinds attended to promptly. Office over First National Bank Stromsburg Nebraska.
Notice to water consumers announces lawn and garden sprinkling starts May 16 with charges 1.00 for one lot and 0.50 for each additional lot per month. Sprinkling hours are 6 to 7 30 am and 6 30 to 8 pm. Violations will shut off water without further notice and a 1.00 fee will be charged to restore service.
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