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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1929
Page
8
Polk Wit Sketches On Daily Life And Manners
A humorous column of Polk county quips about hot dogs in filling stations, taxes, traffic, marriages, Sunday markets, shoes and fashion, crowd behavior after parades, and rural life observations. It plays on rural idiosyncrasies and social quirks with punny lines and light satire.
Armistice Day and Seasonal Echoes in 1920s News
The item riffs on Armistice Day, Halloween, and the season ahead. It notes Ford’s tirelessness, upcoming Halloween costs, bank pricing, and Christmas saving urges. It mentions New York City schools, aviation entrees, and a Brooklyn judge presiding in an airplane, all with a brisk, humorous tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Brooklyn
Taft
Fairy Retired A Federal Reserve Board Report
A Federal Reserve Board statement projects higher cash income for farmers from crops this season than last year based on production and price data. It notes livestock product income in the first eight months is somewhat up from a year ago and emphasizes broad agricultural industry implications rather than individual farm impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Drovers Journal
National City Bank Leads Record $2.4 Billion Banking Merger
In a major banking consolidation, the National City Bank of New York heads a $2.4 billion combination creating the largest link up in U S financial history. The deal signals a steep industry acceleration as banks seek scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Gity Bank of
New York
Legge to Deliver Inaugural Address in Omaha City
Alexa der Legge, chairman of the federal Jag Loard, will speak at the Farmers Union convention in Omaha on November 20. The former Omaha resident and ex president of the International Harvester Co is seen as shaping farm board policy amid national interest. Delegates from twenty three states attend with convention HQ at Castle Hotel and a speech at the Odd Fellows Auditorium.
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Omaha
Nebr
Alexader Legge
Federal
Jag Loard
Jegge
Harmera Union
Legge
Hoover
International Harvester Co
Christmas Card Sale at Progress Office
Lincoln Daily Journal notes Christmas cards available at the Progress office with orders accepted. Also advertises good high grade flour at 1.60 per bag and a subscription price of 400 dollars per year.
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Progress Office
Lincoln Daily Journal
Progress
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