Passing of Robert Pierson and orchard guidance for earnings
The article recalls the life of Robert Pierson, noting his early farming endeavors, marriage to Cynthia Wiatt, and seven descendants. It then discusses the decline in bearing fruit trees from 1910 to 1920, and urges young orchards with intercropping to recoup costs quickly. It outlines profitable intercrops like strawberries and potatoes, advising careful soil and labor planning to ensure orchard growth and income.
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Edna Joy Willson
Robert Ray Pierson
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Wartime Savings and War Bonds Urged in Post Office Push
The text notes various names and ages across Nebraska towns with a call to invest in Savings Certificates at post offices. It emphasizes that during the war the American people, especially youth, saved millions in war savings stamps and warns against squandering those funds by not switching to Savings Certificates.
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