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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1973
Page
3
Local sale highlights sporting goods fishing and hunting equipment including guns outboard motors and related outdoor gear. Items range from rods reels tackle to camouflage apparel and safety gear with prices listed in the ad. Local shop encourages early purchases for peak season demand.
Local sale features a Marlin 22 repeater with scope and a Springfield 22 rifle plus a Marlin 410 single shot shotgun and a 16 gauge Remington gun. Prices and seller details are not provided in the fragment.
Kelvinator electric automatic dryer like new GE automatic washer lamps and radio electric fan conventional washing machine and tubs Admiral chest type deep freeze electric rotisserie oven Hotpoint 30 inch electric range like new RCA 21 inch black and white television set water softener trash burner.
A varied assortment includes luggage, step ladder, log chains, steel and wood posts, tools, drills, vices, socket sets, hoists, jacks, saws, grinders, garden hose, tap and die sets, bolt cutters, lawn chairs, filing cabinets, and riding lawn mower among other miscellaneous items.
A humorous weather summary notes calm, clear days and wet air through November 13 to 19. It records temperatures from 30s to low 60s, frost on Friday, and a prediction of snow by the official weatherman, with locals joking about radar and the mood of the season.
Mr and Mrs C Marvin Fredrick son and Mrs Arlette Johnson called on Julia Flodman at the Good Samaritan Center. Ruth Christensen of Osceola, aunt of Mrs Gustafson, funeral attended Tuesday with relatives from Lincoln and Nashville. Allan Christensen and family stayed with Gustafson Monday night. Dan and Milan Hanquist from Lincoln and Nashville visited. Roger Hanquist and Reuben Hanquist hosted Sunday supper.
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