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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
6
Community notices invite residents to two nights of theatre this Friday and Saturday October 31 and November. Neighbors urged to attend as Hills and Viking groups present performances described as a special treat.
Strayed from premises about ten days ago a spring calf of red color, weight between four hundred and five hundred pounds. Any person knowing its whereabouts is asked to notify Frank Rinehart at phone 3712.
Kodak users are urged to save on processing costs with 5c per roll for film development and 8c per print of any size. The notice directs readers to CAMERA JACK, Box 5084, University Place, Nebraska.
Local notice urges farmers to prepare for harvest season with trioveg and mittens from Eckles Variety Store. The item list suggests early fall readiness and seasonal supplies for corn picking activities.
Harry Halleck lists several young Duroc Jersey male pigs for sale. They are registerable and cholera immune. Asking price five thousand dollars each.
Durog Jersey male pigs offered by H. R. Harris for 40 dollars per head. Not papers, choice stock available.
A big musical comedy titled The Dancing Widow is slated for Wonderland theatre in Central City on Tuesday evening November 4. The production features a large cast, special scenery, and a heavy one night show with tickets priced 75 cents to 1.00 plus war tax.
The Dancing Widow and The Hoodlum feature at Wonderland Theatre Central City with Mary Pickford’s company and a Friday Saturday run October 24-25. Prices 25 to 50 cents plus war tax. Special matinee Saturday at 3 PM with 50 cent top price. Carload scenery and season Lyceum tickets offer value.
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