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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

7

Polk Growing and World War I Echoes

Editorial notes urge growth in Polk with a jab at politics and a mock dialogue on Germany. It cites Senator Borah opposing League of Nations and questions about Republican Congress actions and President Wilson era contrasts with Lodge and Knox.

William B. Borah Senate Jesus Christ League of Nations World Herald Senator Lodge Germany Mr. Knox United States

President Wilson speaks to people on his Peace Conference record

President Wilson travels to address the public, presenting his stewardship as their delegate at the Peace Conference. He argues that Senators judge his actions by partisan lines rather than by the country’s needs and wishes.

Wilson

Hohenzollern Seeks Quiet Dutch Home for Old Age

William Hohenzollern buys a quiet Dutch house and plans to furnish it from home. He says his trial for a Ten Commandments violation will not be pursued, joking that you must catch a louse before you crack it, per Bixby.

William Hohenzollern Holland Bixby

German Farmer Drawn Into Nonpartisan League Service

The New Nebraskan argues the German farmer is reluctantly dragged into the Nonpartisan League to act as a nucleus for its organization. It warns that the farmer’s conservative nature and concerns about taxation and land restrictions could lead to regret once he realizes the consequences of supporting state socialism.

Nonpartisan League Puch

Easy Marks for Agitators

The Howells Journal attacks a Nebraska farmer who plans to donate $16 to join A C G Townley s Nonpartisan League calling it an easy mark. It questions loyalty to the organization while noting farmers may benefit from group action in some cases.

Nebraska A.gc Townley Howells Journal

Fueline promises smoother motor after use

A. G. Lindburg advertises Fueline as a guaranteed improvement for gasoline blends. The copy urges readers to try Fueline and notice a difference in engine running.

A. G. Lindburg

Schembeck's Society Orchestra at Liberty Hall

Schembeck's Society Orchestra performs at Liberty Hall in Central City Nebraska on Tuesday September 23. Dancing from 9 00 until 1 09.

Schembeck Liberty Hall Central City Nebraska

Arborville church notes and social events update

Arborville reports say Rev W D King left for Crete after a social. Grace Chapel canceled Sunday services due to M E Conference at University Place. Visitors from Hordville and Marquette joined services. Ellis moved only part way to Ray Smith home with bride. Woman's Missionary Society elected officers and planned a busy year. Regular services next Sunday at usual time with 7 30 evening service. Rev Harvey will stay at Arborville. a Nazareth reference invites readers to visit.

W. D. King Crete W. T. Rockwell Bradshaw Grace Chapel M. E University Place Grace Arborville Harry Campbell Hordville Uriah Bush Marquette Ellis Ray Smith Woman’s Missionary Society Katie Stouffer C.O. Whittemore Laura Merchant D. Hastings A. A. Whittemore Hattie Stouffer Seymour Reckner Dahlgren D. W. King J. B. Kingston Polk, Nebr

Vim Vision and Hope Drive Daily Endeavor

The Home Circle extols combining vim with vision for success. It stresses hope as essential to life, noting daily dawns bring possibility and nightfall fears, while belief in a fulfilled future sustains purpose and resilience. It also reflects on enduring memory in love and loss.

Payment for Wives Highlighted in Gentle Reminder

A reflective piece notes that many men focus on earning money as the day ends while overlooking the happiness they could bring by giving wives cash as a token for daily efforts. It urges husbands to consider cash appreciation in daily life.

Notice of temporary absence for medical treatment

Notice states the writer will be out of the office for about two weeks to receive medical treatment at York. During the absence Dr. R. J. Hinman of Lincoln will handle the dental business of this community.

York R. J. Hinman Lincoln

Bert Bay Takes Local Manager Post at Rystrom Implement

Bert Bay departs for Benedict to become local manager of Rystrom Implement Company. A rain greets the area as a Swedish Baptist church conference in Hordville schedules meetings through the weekend with Rev. Hagstrom and Rev. Aldin as principal speakers and Lawrance Orlander leading singing.

Bert Bay Benedict Rystrom Implement Company Rystrom Bert Hordville Polk Beginni Hagstrom D. D St. Paul Aldin Chicago Lawrance Orlander Omaha

Livestock Prices at South Omaha Record Run and Market Shifts

South Omaha live stock market notes record cattle run of 27 063 head with strong demand for high grade beef and steady to lower prices for others. Hogs saw losses despite a brief uptick. lambs and sheep rose about 25 cents with fat lambs at 15.00 top. Feeder trade was irregular with mixed price movements across classes.

Union Stock Yards South Omaha

Polk Markets Prices Weaken Amid Mixed Farm Goods

Market notes show corn at 2.00, down from 2.16, oats at 1.25 and 0.60, peas around 18 to 20 cents, and other produce like butter and eggs near lows. Traders weigh supply shifts as prices drift for dairy and grains.

For Sale Or Trade New Five Passenger Overland

For sale or trade a new five passenger Overland car with only 700 miles driven. Call phone 111.

Lost purse and finder reward notice

Lost a purse containing money. Finder please notify C A Jenner and receive a liberal reward. Garretson arrived from the western part of the state this morn ing. Misses Ruby Lindholm and Violet Bodine 0 Osceola were guests of Polk, sends Sunday. Lore of carpenters are at work remodeling the front of Sundberg's hardware store and fixing it up, similar to Crow's drug store. Harry Harris, John Plessinger, I I Samuelson and Alex Lind attended a stockholders meeting of the Sprague Tire Company held in Omaha Tuesday.

C. A. Jenner Ruby Lindholm Violet Bodine Polk Sundberg Crow’s Harry Harris John Plessinger I. T. Samuelson Alex Lind Sprague Tire Company Omaha

For Sale Double Standard Polled Duriham Bull

Registered 18 months old. Contact H. R. Harris. Reception at M E Church Friday Sept 19 at 8 30 PM. All church members and friends invited. By Order of Committee.

H. R. Harris

Hunters plan airboat duck shoot over Platte river

Enthusiastic hunters rented an airplane piloted by Burgess Creeth to shoot ducks with regular shot guns. The fall hunting season opens today and runs to December 31, open for ducks geese and other waterfowl while plover and doves are protected. The Platte river is dry but numerous duck-rich holes dot the state. Ed Larson received pears from Richard Dahle's Seattle farm. Progress staff tried one.

Hastings Burgess Creeth Creeth Platte

60 Head of 3 Year Old Steers Attract High Bids

H. R. Harris lists sixty 3 year old steers with mostly white faces at competitive prices. Buyers sought the right stock at the right price as bids began to come in.

H. R. Harris

Ak-Sar-Ben Carnival Marked By Two Grand Parades

The 25th Ak-Sar-Ben year features two major parades at Falls city with the Electric Pageant on October 1 and the Automobile Floral Parade on October 2 with 125 decorated cars. Kennedy’s American Tented attractions perform September 24 to October 4 at the Carnival Grounds at 15th and Capitol Ave.

Ak-Sar-Ben 15Th Capitol Ave Con. T. Kennedy

Local residents plan travels and church assignments

Mrs Weeks left for Lincoln and Kansas City this morning. Mr and Mrs GC M Colby visited Plattsmouth. M returned this morning and Mrs Colby will return later. Rev Cope will begin his new charge in Red Cloud Sunday with Mrs Cope accompanying. They will move their household goods next week.

GC. M. Colby Plattsmouth Rev. Cope Red Cloud Mrs. Cope

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