Polk Progress header and 1907 postal entry
The Polk Progress announces publisher Howard W. Herbes and notes its 1907 second class mail status at Polk Nebraska. Subscription is listed at 1.50 per year.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1940
Page
4
The Polk Progress announces publisher Howard W. Herbes and notes its 1907 second class mail status at Polk Nebraska. Subscription is listed at 1.50 per year.
Friday November 4 1920 records show Miss Genevieve Campbell resigning from Banders to resume studies in York. Various residents travel or relocate including H A Stockman family to Sheridan Oregon and Albert Bamnkhart to Lincoln for a Western Storage Battery Co post. Also social and family events list births marriages and notable followings.
In Polk County Nebraska the County Court receives a final account and report from the administrator of the estate of Joseph A Binford. A petition for final settlement and heirship decree is set for hearing November 22 1940 at 10 A M. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated October 26 1940. County Judge L M Merrick signed. Dates of publication October 31 November 7 November 14.
Sunday guests visited in Hordville and Arborville homes including Mr and Mrs C O Rodine and son, Mr and Mrs Henry Sandell, and others. A choir of pastors from Stromsburg Osceola and Shelby joined Rev Longacre Monday. Students presented a Halloween program while Virgil Bush returned from Wayne due to his father’s illness. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at Erwin Light’s home.
Deans Orchards in Fullerton slashes apple prices to move a large crop before freezing weather. Prices range from 36 cents to $1.00 per bushel with big bargains and 25 cents per gallon for cider, five for $1.00. Food Stamps accepted.
An old advertisement promotes frozen food locker storage boxes with meat processing services. It highlights cutting grinding wrapping and freezing meat and offers to buy hides at high prices. The ad uses compact pricing like 45¢ 18¢ 10c and 6c to entice customers.
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