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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1909

Page

5

Polk Progress items and railroad schedule notes

U P Time Table lists trains No 28 East at 6 56 A M No 27 West 6 42 P M daily except Sunday No 76 East 11 50 A M daily except Saturday No 75 West 11 50 A M all trains carry passengers Office hours and local notices flag multiple community events, sales and personal notices from Polk Nebraska with names, visits, and local business updates.

Hardville Markets Wheat and Local Social Notes

Market prices for wheat corn hogs cream butter eggs are listed. The column records many local social items including visits between residents of Hardville Central City and surrounding towns. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. McMurren, Mrs. Litzenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Bowers, H. G. Carpenter, and events like a piano owner traveling, a birthday surprise for Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson, and a note about Geo Grosvenor canvassing for the World Herald and seeking votes.

A Round Oak Base Burner Shows 40 Percent More Radiation

In a discussion on base burner design the Round Oak company claims their base burner offers 40 percent more radiation than others while preserving the traditional style. They invite readers to request a booklet or visit a showroom to see the stove firsthand.

Visitors from Washington head to Montana land claims

Correspondence Stromsburg Frank and Lewis Castor, who had been visiting relatives in this county and trying cornfields, left Monday evening for Montana to take land claims. Their home is in Washington. John Johnson went to Oscar Fredrickson's place the first of this.

E. R. Danielson Osceola Harry Ireland Mrs. Pritchett Perkins Kenneth Creen Stromsburg Mrs. Shaw Lincoln Frank Lewis Castor Montana Washington John Johnson Oscar Fredrickson

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