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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1940

Page

4

Livestock Prices and Local Visits in Grand Island

Livestock market notes show hog prices 4.20 to 5.35 per 100 pounds with various weight classes. Cattle market active with stock cattle declining about 25 cents from a week ago and fat cattle steady. Local residents visit Lincoln and York events with family gatherings and campus ceremonies noted.

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Polk Progress masthead and publishing details

The Polk Progress weekly newspaper lists Howard W. Herbes as editor and publisher. It notes its second class mailing at Polk Nebraska and a 1907 registration date with a yearly subscription of 1.60 dollars.

Polk, Nebraska Congress

Way Back When May 27 1920 Polk items

TWENTY YEARS AGO MAY 27 1920 notes on W A Stevens stock on the Omaha market, Farmers State Bank Bradshaw control sale, Fern Vyers Chapman teaching duties, Polk school and local business activity. Fifteen years ago May 28 1925 sketches include a monster catfish catch, a wedding in Sterling Colorado, births and local jobs. Ten years ago Polk notes June events include postmaster commission, a wedding in Kearney, auto accident near York, a Gwendo lyn Swift and Clarence Lindahl wedding, and community announcements.

Stevens Omaha T. A Stevens J C McClure W E Green F Mincke Dewey Farmers State Bank Bradshaw Dewey Mincks Bank of Polk Fern Vyers Chapman Polk School Depo Nel Jenner Hokensen Tre Lewis Ilof Ortberg Denver Ilof Arnold Crow Henry Knerr George Quick Loup S. Neva Hall M Hill George Bright Sterling Colo Polk Arthur Branting Samuelson Zarah Shafer W Viola Braver Sam Wall Brighton Immanuel Lutheran Church Wm Butzke Lillie Baack Jerry Werth Clarence Lindahl Kearney Coon First ‘Baptist Church Lindahl State Teachers’ College

Miss Ferne Meyers Returns For Summer With Family

Miss Ferne Meyers finished school in Gothenburg and came home Sunday to spend the summer vacation with her mother Mrs Z F Myers. Rev and Mrs Nels Pearson of Axtell and Vr and Mrs John Nelson of Denver were guests Friday in the home of Mr and Mrs O F Alfred.

Charles Wilshusen Wilshusen C R Peterson Max Shirley Sophia Gestrine York College UB Church York Raymond Peterson Louis Ruzicka Ray Werner Lloyd Kroger A D Dover Arnon W. E Green C B. Palmer Bradshaw Marie Williams L E. Blase Henry Reed Ivan Cramer Lois Cramer Rachel Schrader Central City Inquire Progress Office Charles Dunlap Ralph Ansthuett Chicago O F Alfred Anschuetz Dunlap Teddy Alfred Dallas Texas E. M McClure Teddy McClure Paul Stevens Lutheran Hospital Walther League Hampton League Ltague Hopman Rey Eugene Kansas Polk Daniel Graves Vis Zegelbein Della Mae Madison Mary lLstning Hastings Roger Hill Red Cnd Missy Marie Madi Arthur Anderson Phillip Janseon Les Joyce Jones Geraldine Muller Orhe Miller Robert Steinbock Fenster Heartwell and John Cohagen David Beck Colorado Lester Widga McCombs Grand Junction Iowa Oscar Stark Dayton Town Rosemary Crow Omaha A. K. Crow California Earl Stevens Fullerton Chester Fredrick Stevens Georgia Carpenter Lawrence Sundberg Home Eddie Larson Ferne Meyers Gothenburg Z F Myers Nels Pearson Axtell John Nelson Denver

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