Polk Nebraska Bank Statement September 28 1938
Of Polk Charter No 1514 in Nebraska at close of business September 28 1938 assets include loans and discounts 79411 66 overdrafts 190 82 bonds and securities none given banking house furniture fixtures 7345 cash in bank due from national and state banks 55742 49 checks and items of exchange 576 24 56318 73 total assets 205716 21 liabilities show capital stock common 2500000 surplus fund 5000 undivided profits 6123 65 deposits subject to check 120696 34 demand certificates 5379 39 time certificates 32312 75 savings deposits 11204 08 169592 56 directors A Isaacson cashier Charles A Carlson notary signature date October 10 1938
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Polk Progress
Polk
Nebraska
Howard W. Herbes
Polk Stings Skinner Family Nine In 38 to 5 Victory
October 11 1923 Polk defeats Skinner family nine from Phillips in a hotly contested ball game. Battery Polk Ray Peterson and George Anderson. York visitors and Baptist meeting notes feature in community updates.
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Skinner
Phillips
Polk
Ray Peterson
George Anderson
C R. Peterson
R J Allison
York
Baptist Church
Claude Neal
Kathleen Rev Neal
First Baptist Church
R. H. Thesing
Walter Green
Jlof Ostberg
Bauder Motor Company
C O Eckles
Howard Nelson
Ross ‘Goethe
Little Son
Hebron
Theo Larson
Ross
W A Lindburg
Elmer Hanquist
Village Board Proceedings Polk Nebraska January 4 1938
The Village of Polk Nebraska held its regular meeting January 4 1938 with all trustees present. Reports from the Marshall and Light and Water Commissioner were heard and approved and village bills totaling amounts to 457 25 345 00 370 // 12 50 4 64 31 80 12 54 8 00 4 00 14 70 3 08 2 20 52 90 10 65 were audited and ordered paid. Ralph Upton appointed Night Watchman and Marshal for January 1938 at 50 00 per month. R J Allison Village Clerk.
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Nebraska
Poli
Sesson
Marshall and Light and Water Commissioner
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Co
Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ed Kisler
Gust West
Final Report Notice in John Gunn Estate
Notice in Polk County Nebraska that the executor filed a final account and report and asks for final settlement and heirship determination. Hearing set for September 28, 1938 at 10 a.m. before the county court. interested parties may appear and contest. Dated September 30, 1938. M Merrick, County Judge.
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Polk County
Nebraska
John Gunn
M. Merrick
Local residents share visits and family news across towns
Numerous informal notices report Mrs. Reed hosting at her daughter’s home in Aurora, visits among families in Hardville Osceola Grand Island and nearby towns, plus engagements births and a Benedict wedding. Details include hospital, travel, and weekend gatherings for Reed Cohagan Coover Leach Stouffer and others with many Nebraskan locations named.
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Henry Reed
Lester Rehrs
Theo, Larson
R. H. Thesing
Aurora Hospital
Will Stunkle
Bill Cohagan
Hardville
Clarence Bryant
Bobby
Roy Morgan
Osceola
Robert Oliver
Omaha
Ed Coover
W. E. Green
Torrington
Wyoming
Margaret Anderson
Vivian
Oscar Jones
W. A. Wurtz
Ralph Shafer
Grand Island
Nelson King
Gerald
Central City
C R. Leach
Dale
Blanche
Hilmer Jonegy
Elwood Sandell
Sherman Jones
Carroll Erickson
Hordville
J.C. McClure
T. A. Stevens
Virginia Walin
Lincoln
Genelle Coover
Genelle
Lillian Andresen
Stromsburg
Virgil Leach
Ong
Nebraska
C. R. Leach
Ivan and
Harold Cramer
Earl Stevens
Ida McConnell
Leona
William Cohazen
Nina Weist
Kearney
Virgil Peer
Near Hordville
Donald Ray
George Reeb
Will Deaktt
Aurora
Charles Eckles
Gresham
Oscar Sundberg
Walter Grobe
York
Roy Stouffer
Charlotte Exstrand
Earl Stever
Strumsburg
T. J. Nelson
Charles Peterson
R. L. Peterson
Robert Strickland
Fremont
Axel Renquist
Henry
Benedict
John Seymour
Oscar Anderson
Tred Steller
A G. Glad
Physician and Surgeon Office Hours Ad
Office hours listed 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. Includes contact phones and addresses at 157w2 and residence 127w3. Local notice-style medical practitioner listing.
Local social visits span several Nebraska towns
Mr and Mrs Will Kroger with Mrs Ernest Ratliff of Arborville visited Mrs Della Wheeler in Norfolk on Sunday. They also called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Finstrom, formerly of Polk. Harold Schultz visited Grand Island on Monday. Mr and Mrs A K Crow were in Central City on Thursday evening.
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Lewis Stunkle
Polk
Rodney Allison
C R Peterson
York
New York Theatre
Messers and Mesdames
G. M Hill
C R. Peterson
C. J Crew
W A. Stevens
Paul
Oscar Gustafson
Ed Stevens
Chappell
Fred Dobberstein
Frank Scheapler
Clifford Cramer
Arthur Sands
Holdrege
P. J. Garten
E. J. Schultz
W. C. Steele
Wilmetta Steele
Grand Island
Florence Anderson
Will Kroger
Ernest Ratliff
Arborville
Della Wheeler
Norfolk
Arthur Finstrom
Harold Schultz
A. K Crow
Central City
Strayed pigs reported near Polk area with owner to claim
Notice states several spotted pigs strayed to a location three miles north and twelve miles west of Polk and requires owner identification and payment of costs to recover. Dr Marie Lindholm of Madison attended a friend's wedding in Lincoln over the weekend.
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Polk
Lindholm
Marie Madison
Lincoln
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