Fruits and Vegetables Fancy Cranberries Sale
A local grocery ad highlights cranberry specials with a 1 lb package at 33 cents, a larger package at 25 cents per pound, and a 29 cent per pound price for loose berries.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1952
Page
5
Local residents host and visit over weekend
Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. C. J. McCoy dined with Mrs. Pearl Jack on Sunday. Lyn Stromberg and sons with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seay visited Friday evening. The Werths and others visited friends at Palmer Sunday. Chalmer Dallals and Ed Coover also spent evenings with local families amid weekend social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
C. J. McCoy
Pearl Jack
Lyn’ Stromberg
Richard Sea- Yey
Ote Cael
Henry Werth
L. T. Werth
Palmer
Aid
Ed’ Coover
Mabie Shostrom
Sensburg
Polk Community News Reflects on Tax Talk and Hall Progress
A Polk column notes discontent over high school ticket prices at a York Hastings game and recalls last year’s 75 cent charges. It discusses Lincoln state tax debates, redistricting ideas, and urges shopping locally. The piece highlights the new Community Hall, its youth access, and a well attended Woman's Club card party, calling for volunteer participation and kitchen needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York and Hastings
York
Polk
Polk “High School
St. Paul
Progress Subscription Request and Local Notes
A reader asks to resume the Progress subscription and expresses appreciation for the paper. An APO number change is noted and comments mention Polk High and company football, plus a visit by Mr and Mrs K J Stewart to sister Mrs Harold Rhodes in Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mook
Roger
Polk High
K. J. Stewart
Harold Rhodes
Utica
Lincolar General Hoegpita
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I Sale
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Oleo
Krafts Parkay
Swifts
Stromberg’s Gro. and
Locker
Kroger’s Store
Blackbird
Welch’s Grape Juice
Bisquick
Duncan Hines
Durkees
Cornhusker Margarine
Milady Coffee
Goteburg
Oscar
Person
Elwer Gléim' Ome
Lee
Mock
Unicamera
Lincoln
Very Truly Yours, Mrs
Ethel Garten
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