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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1919

Page

5

For Sale Of Livestock and Homes in Local Notices

For sale A good Guernsey milch cow H A Wilcox. For sale Several purebred Duroc Jersey male pigs eligible to register W A Newton. For sale Thoroughbred Hampshire male pigs Carl Stromsburg Everett Peterson. A few good residence properties for sale at reasonable prices if taken go on C H Lindburg.

H. A. Wilcox Jersey W. A. Newton Hampshire Carl Stromsburg Everett Peterson

Progress office offers 52 doses for $2.00

Meadow Grove Creamery Butter is advertised at the City Meat Market with daily paper renewals available at the Progress office.

Progress Office Meadow Grove City

Farm of 200 Acres to be Sold December 8

The Progress notes W. S. Kroger will sell his 200 acre farm on Monday December 8. Readers should watch for bills and ads. Adam Roach and Ruth Freeman are at Viking on December 5. A Polk precinct caucus chose Mrs. A. W. Shafer and Mrs. C. E Putman as two women committeemen. John Thelander family learned of his mother’s death near Swede Home Sunday morning and left for the funeral held Tuesday.

W. S. Kroger Adam Roach Ruth Freeman Viking Polk A. W. Shafer C. E Putman John Thelander Aberdeen Northland Dowdle South Dakota

Arborville County Community Notes and Local Elections

Supt. Lord of York visited a school. Wm Kisler and wife visited Kisler's parents. I O O F banquet held Friday night. Local election results: Price 37, Smith 12, Landgren 39, Jamison 8. Congregational and Advance subscription rates explained. Church services updated with times and next Sunday's sermon Heaven the place of many Mansions. Educational wages by schooling level cited from census.

Lord of York Wm .Kisler

Freedom Through Law and Internationalism

An essay argues that lasting peace requires real internationalism and a formal League of Nations. It asserts freedom comes only through law, not anarchic self rule, and warns that without an organized legal order global conflict will recur.

Europe Munster England Russia America League of Nations

Progress Roll of Honor Subscriptions Update

The record lists renewing subscribers and new members since Oct 18. Names include Chauncy Gustafson J M Bay WP Miller Frank Scheapler CG H Lindburg Harold Lindbure Axel Sidwell R B Williams Claude Colby W J Lewis Chas P Johnson Rev S Harvey Mrs Selme Bensoni Albert Peterson Arthur Whittemore and Dr L P Ensign. New subscribers are A Carlson Hilah Plessinger Bert Bay Osceola Bank Henry Reeb and A T Kroger.

Chauncy Gustafson J. M. Bay WP. Miller Frank Scheapler CG. H. Lindburg Harold Lindbure Axel Sidwell R. B.williams Claude Colby W. J. Lewis Chas P. Johnson S. "Harvey Selme Bensoni Albert Peterson Arthu Whittemore L. P. Ensign A. Carlson Hilah Plessinger Bert Bay Osceola Bank Henry Reeb A T. Kroger

Holsteins For Sale And Local News Tidbits

Two high grade Holstein heifers and a high grade Holstein cow are for sale, with a pure bred Holstein bull six months old. The Misses Lee spent Sunday in Central City. Public sale printing offered by Progress. Haxtum resident C C McCune visited Polk. Mrs Nellie Harless toured Lincoln with Harry Dahlgren. Route carriers face rough roads this week. News reached Polk of Dr J E Eckles’s Glendale, California son dying suddenly. Dr J E is son of townsman J C and brother C O.

A. W. Samuelson Lee Central City Progress Office C. C. McCune Haxtum Colo Polk Nellie Harless Harry Dahlgren Lincoln J. E. Eckles Glendale Cali J. E J.C C. O

Preacher Rev. A Lindeberg to Lead Sunday Services

A Baptist church announces Rev. A Lindeberg will preach Sunday morning and evening. Sunday school begins at ten. The note adds a local anecdote about winter fashion and the cold, humorous musings from Dowdle, South Dakota.

Baptist

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