Seed corn surplus awaited as frost spared crops
State College of Agriculture experts report a favorable corn maturing season with ample seed corn for next year. Last spring seed stocks were scarce, but current prospects show a fully mature crop across most sections. Local notes include Miss Lillie Lind visiting family, Ruth Glasser returning from Osceola, Paul Wurtz and families visiting Hampton, and T a Nelson relocating his shoe shop to the former Citizens State Bank building with Andy Andergon helping in repairs.
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State College’ of Agriculture
Citizens State Bank
Andy
Andergon i Is
Nelson
Free Tire Deals And Local Social Notes
Free Auto Tubes during October with Firestone purchases. 10 percent discount on other tires at Polk Tire & Repair Co. Mrs Lillian Brown spent Sunday in Central City. Richard Dehle visited Stromaburg. Mrs F B Hargis spent Sunday in Chapman with sister Fern Myers. Reinhold Dethloff drove his father's Paige to David City. John Dethloff took Henry Wilhusen to Grand Island for medical care. Auctioneer Walter J. Lewis returned from Lexington after helping sell five farms. Junior and senior classes hosted the High School for a freshman initiation Friday. the freshmen appear worse for wear.
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Firestone
Polk Tire’& Repair Co
Lillian Brown
Central City
Richard Dehle
Stromaburg
F. BE. Hargis
Chapman
Fern Myers
Reinhold Dethloff
David City
Paige
John
Dethloff
Henry Wilshusen
Grand Island
Mr. W
Community contest ends with banquet in Polk church
The country and town members’ contest concluded with an excellent banquet in the church parlors for 150 guests. An orchestra performed during courses and Miss Helen Richmond gave a musical reading. Numerous toasts followed as the winning side was congratulated.
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Messrs
Carlaon
Steelquist
Parking rules set by Polk Village Board in 1920
Notice to the public in Polk Neb on September 28 1920 requires all motor vehicles to park with front against the curb facing the direction of travel and at an angle between 10 and 24 degrees. Speed limits are 10 mph generally and 6 mph at crossings. Cut-outs must be moved and parking centered on main street curbs. By order of the Village Board.
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Polk, Nebr
World series set to begin October fifth in baseball
A roundup of local notes reports travel and events. Walter Binford tours Colorado this week on land business Alec Lind returns from a South Dakota visit J B Kingston advertises a large sale J A Falk leaves for Colorado on land matters Freman Larson and wife welcome a son at Hordville I T Samuelson leads land seekers to Kansas and more local movements including trips to York and discussions of political candidates and Governor Cox speeches Domestic news includes a Polk town growth remark and social gathering details with updates on residents and visitors.
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Fred Johnson
Omaha
W.F. Nieman
Lincoln
Alex Lind
Polk
South Dakota
Edna Tenney
Chapman
Apend
C. R Peterson
York’ Bank
Walter Binford
Colorado
Alec Lind
J. B. Kingston
J. A. Falk
Freman Larson
Hordville
I. T. Samuelson
Kansas
Farewell Sermon for Rev K A Stromberg Planned
A farewell sermon by Rev. K. A. Stromberg is to be delivered at Swede Plain Church next Sunday morning, with all invited to attend.
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K. A. Stromberg
Ali
Five Percent Discount On McGraw Casings
Farmers Union Cooperative announces a five percent discount on all McGraw casings for thirty days. The offer aims to support local producers and streamline procurement for members.
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Farmers Union Cooperative Aas’ N
Governor Cox Voices War Pride in Republican Platform
Disjointed OCR reads show Governor Cox quoted on pride in America’s war efforts and a note about automobile owner notice procedures. The fragment references recovery steps from a Progress office and a generic wartime platform line.
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Progress Office
America
Cox
Farm for Rent Near Polk County Nebraska
Inquirer William Scheapler of Hampton Nebraska seeks a lease for 2160 acres located near Polk County. The notice asks for rental terms and contacts for responsible parties.
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Pounts
of. Polk
Inquirer
Wm. Scheapler
Hampton
Nebr
Local Moves and Home Plans Amid Family Visits
Fragmentary notes describe sewer pipe work and a shop update plus a new hog house proposed at 30x64 feet. The Evans family visited Mrs Evans and her parents on Wednesday and Thursday before leaving for Audubon Iowa to begin running a clothing store there.
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Evans
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