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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1909

Page

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Local Personals Notices and Moves

Elmer Cockle traveled to Stromsburg Monday and returned Tuesday. A W Shafer made a business trip to Osceola Tuesday. L Hunt and Harrison family moved into W. W. Hartman home recently sold to Rev. Larkin. S A Thomas moved to Polk living in Cummings property. I A Plessinger went to Waco Tuesday to sell gas lights. Mr and Mrs Arthur Whittemore rode to Central City Monday evening. Titus Lundberg visited Genoa home folk Sunday returning Monday. J K Hill did business in Central City earlier in the week. Julius Frost Beaver Crossing and Milton and Reuben Frost spent days at C Frosts. Rev Waite and family visited McCool and Lincoln then will stay two weeks. J B Ferree returned to Polk to serve the balance of his sentence in the Progress Office. With good behavior he may be released in spring. S L Young came from Colorado Tuesday to visit relatives with Mrs Burch who will stay with her parents Tom and Mrs McGinnies before settling nearby.

J. B. Ferree Polk Progress Office S. L. Young Colorado Burch Tom McGinnies

Thanksgiving Travel and Local Hurd Remembrance

Mrs J W Tenney visits Centra City and plans Thanksgiving with Aurora relatives. Bret Douglas returns from Polk driving a light dent in his report. John Hurd, longtime political rights advocate of the Peoples Independent Party, dies at 65 after visiting West Plains. Local Corn Show organizers urge entrants to prepare top ears for a strong exhibit.

Nied John Hurd Hurd West Plains Peoples Independent Party

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Cece SUIS Gordon Furs Adt Elmer Cockle Stromsburg A. W. Shafer Osceola L. Hunt Harrison W. W. Hartman Rev. Larkin S. A. Thomas Cummings I. A. Plessinger Waco Arthur Whittemore Central City Titus Lundberg Genoa J. K. Hill Julius Frost Beaver Crossing Milton Reuben Frost C. Frost Waite McCool Lincoln Son J. C. Tewell J. W. Tenney Centra City Aurora Bret Douglas Ade
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