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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1974

Page

2

Citizens State Bank To Be Built With Attached Stores

The Progress Files reports that 55 years ago C A Frasier of Silver Creek advised on the letting of the contract for a new Citizens State Bank building with two adjoining stores on Main Street. The project featured a 780 foot north and south footprint and involved local residents moving into nearby properties while work continued.

Citizens State Bank Main Street C. A. Frasier Silver Creek Polk Bank Charles Graves Arnold K. Crow Kahler Ernest Anderson Carlson Meat Market W. S Walter Green J. L. Stouffer Roy Howard Wilcox Samuel F. McConnell Emily Kessler Albernett

Polk News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries 1944

Polk community notes include church service details, band season wrap, family visits, picnics in Polk and Central City, real estate sales, marriages, births, and local travel. Notices mention neighbors moving, visitors from Denver and Omaha, and a Stromsburg football opener recap.

Grand Island Emil Ehn Joe Ehn Hending Ehn Harold Carlson Leland Harless Emil Samuelson Dean Andy Carlson Walter Olson Ivan Cramer P. J. Garten East Polk Garten St. Edward van Bush Harriet Idaho Falls Lindburg North Park Central City Cora Lindburg Omaha Arthur Nilsen Marquette Julia Ann Smith Emalyne Deuker Frida Cheyenne Denver Sterling, Colorado Polk Stromsburg Viking Orpha Davis Olaf Due Exeter Methodist Church Chapel York Robert Mathews Gerald Stephens Harold and Marie Nelson Floyd Merchant Alan Floyd Louise Samuelson Josephine Samuelson William Carlin Arlo Stevens Robert Sally Rolla Wm. Ziegelbein Allen Lincoln The State University Amelia Quillen Will Larson Indiana Oscar Strand Leroy ,Bills Oklahoma ‘City Okla Lowell Bills John Bills Ester Lackey Charles Norquest

Governor Exon Letters on Pioneer Insurance Controversy

A 1974 exchange shows Governor J James Exon defending Pioneer Insurance after a state department take over. He disputes Berliner as a source while proposing a high level meeting with Senators, the Attorney General, and Pioneer directors. A responding letter from Norris of Minnesota challenges claims and urges scrutiny of Berliner and promoters.

Norris Colorado DeCamp Schmit Department of Insurance Jim Jackson Pioneer Fred Gottschalk Jackson Roger Sack Berliner Pioneer Insurance Company Nebraska Tiemann Big Brothers Washington California Insurance Department J. James Exon Exon Minnesota Pioneer Insurance Co Harold A. Berliner Mr. Berliner Lynn Ludlow San Francisco Examiner Lynn Loran Schmit John DeCamp

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