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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
3
Arborville notices Buckner is seriously ill with threats and trouble. An illustrated sermon at the Congregational church next Sunday evening titled That which was lost. Clark and Roy Stouffer now handle Regal motor car agency with samples offered at reasonable prices.
School has begun again with 6 pupils in the 6th grade, 1 in the 7th grade, and 10 in the 8th grade. Several eighth graders attended the picnic at Stromsburg on Wednesday.
The text outlines weekly clipped contestant ballots, merchant coupons, paper subscription coupons, and official ballots provided by the paper for special work. It describes distribution methods and the role of merchants in supplying rewards.
Polk Diarrhoea remedy is promoted as prompt and effective for September cases. The Ry etrom Implement Company advertises Monitor drill for drilling wheat oats alfalfa and other small grain plus Hoosier grain drills and exclusive features.
The Swedish Mission Church presents Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am. A Young Folks meeting is at 7 pm followed by an 8 pm preaching service. Prayer meeting Thursday evening led by Pastor Frank Abrahamson.
M. E. Church holds Sabbath school at 10:00 a.m. each Sunday with preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday prayer meeting is Wednesday evening. Epworth League devotional at 7:00 p.m. J. W. Waits is the pastor.
The Sabbath School meets each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. B Y P U prayer meeting Sunday evening at 6:45. Mid week Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00. Ladies Missionary meeting on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 2:30 p.m.
Notice issued by R O Allen Collector stating Assessment No 9 of the Nebraska Mutual Insurance Co is now due and to call at the Progress Office to receipt the payment.
Mrs. M. I. Basford of Poolesville Maryland praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy and Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for children and adults. The Don Pierre piano is on exhibition at this office inviting public inspection as candidates discuss winning ownership.
Candidates stunned by high standing are urged to intensify canvassing and seek support. The message emphasizes seeking votes, contacting subscribers in rural areas and former residents, and exploiting a past vote offer to secure early action and greater rewards.
Polk and vicinity attendees at the Stromsburg Fraternal Picnic on Wednesday include numerous residents such as Mrs. John Bahnson Mrs. Bert Cummings Mr and Mrs Grant Cypher Mr and Mrs A W Shafer and daughter Miss Gredolia Mrs Charlie Harless W N Swan son Miss Audrey Engelke Miss Louie Putman Myrtle Mabel Leta Fruide Mr and Mrs C E White Mrs Mary Wilcox Mr and Mrs E F Ruch Mrs Ice and daughter Muriel Mrs Aldrich and daughter Alice Esther Dorsey Mrs Dick Shockey Mrs Fred Shockey Mr and Mrs John Rogers Mr and Mrs Sam McDaniel and son Willie Mrs Thesing Mrs Ed Larson Mr and Mrs George Mitchell Mr and Mrs F J Hahn Mrs Waits Mr and Mrs Withers Mrs Benjamin Mr and Mrs John Johnson Mr and Mrs Hanley Johnson Mr and Mrs Richard Dahl Mrs C V Lind Mr and Mrs H C Troyer Mr and Mrs Cc C McCune Mrs Hippolite Gene Newton Clifford and Miss Myrtle Newton Ben Rollie Ivan and Miss Leta Johnson Mr and Mrs Orlie Carlson Mr Lundgren Squire Mills Grant Wilcox Paul Celf Dan Ice Liford Gustafson Will Anderson Ray Phillips Ernest Newton Blain and Nolan Mills Bert Eisler J W Tenney Fred Cummings T A Langford R C Allen Bob Aldrich and the band.
Merchants advertise coupons at no extra cost to customers and promise a chance to win a prize. The program emphasizes simple participation and a no purchase requirement to enter.
A study of major league pitchers shows the spitball or splitter fading in popularity. Top dry pitchers in both the American and National Leagues outpitch the best users of the illegal grip. The trend suggests a shift toward conventional fast and breaking balls over dubious methods.
Mrs. A T Carlson and daughter from Valley City North Dakota visit Mr and Mrs G V Lind this week. Fred Bedient and wife, recently in Amboy Illinois visiting parents for six weeks, have returned home. Advertisement from Bank of Polk urged readers to call and see them for friendly service for the year ahead.
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