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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
4
A second-hand 12 horsepower Morse Fairbanks engine must be sold within ten days. Prospective buyers may view the engine at the Village Electric Light Plant. Announcement notes the sale window and viewing location.
Notice of sale by Gustaf Adolf Ehn executor of John G Ehlens estate after a 1920 court order. Sale of NW quarter section 34 township 14 north range 14 west to the highest cash bidder on November 1 1920 at 2 PM near the farm buildings. Open one hour. Tenant Walter Olson retains possession till March 1 1921. corn crop reserved.
Evangelistic party led by Rev. Nygren of Jamestown New York and Mr Beckman singer will start a series of gospel meetings in the Baptist church. The opening night features a large choir with organ and two pianos and includes a campaign song by Rev Nygren and Mr Beckman. The meetings aim to promote Christ, community improvement, and better Americans.
A Democratic candidate, Jacobson from Co. D, announces a bid for county commissioner. He pledges to serve Polk County residents with careful consideration, as he would his own business, if elected.
The Arborville young men host a box supper at the Congregational church on October 15. Every lady is asked to bring a box and the hosts will serve coffee. proceeds go toward repairing the church.
A. J. Hanquist visits Osceola on business. A baby arrives for Arthur Gustafson and wife on Tuesday. Senator Harding quotes on dollar wheat profits. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Low visit en route from Wyoming to Omaha. D. C. and Gene Bauder at Ford factory in Detroit. Gene may stay for more. Chas W. Flick of Arborville named by party as county assessor candidate. says no faction influences his bid. Be it nice to have friends vouch for you, writes Flick.
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