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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
3
Arborville updates include remodeling at H Kisler and a new iron bridge over the Blue near E A Wilcox residence. Church services begin October 16 with Rev F A Miller visiting October 19. Republican caucus sat with ticket details and local elections names.
Miss Vida Troxel of Kearney visits the Shafer family and friends. Bell Underhill and Stromsburg relatives visit the Kneer brothers east of town. Lame backs respond to Chamberlain’s Liniment. Dr. M B Byers of Osceola in town on business. Mr Byers promoting Florida land prospects. Freeman Hahn, C E Harless, and Louie Putman hosted by Mrs G E Putman east of town. Oak Davis and Ruth Smith visit Lincoln relatives. Moraee Smith family in York. Frazier family to Chicago for several days. auto trip via Central City. Mrs Frazier to visit York and Bradshaw during absence.
A W McNeal and wife of At tonia Pa visit D W Baker and family for two weeks. A J Hanquist returns from McPherson Kansas after two weeks visiting relatives. Polk Sanatorium offers tailored suits for the same price as off the rack. J Backstrom's new east town residence underway with John Rogers as contractor. D A Crane sells property to Ira Plessinger and Jo Wochner for a butcher shop. Curtis & Ramage advertise and H C Froger piano man promotes business. Rev H Sawyer opens revival meetings at Free Methodist church with services and prayers through next Sunday. Woman's Culture Club held first meeting at Mrs Marie Troyer home. Bay View reading course chosen for the year.
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