Executor's Sale of Real Estate Listed in Polk County
Notice from the District Court of Polk County Nebraska that under an order of sale issued by Judge Ne Landis the executor Addie L Banghart estate will offer for sale the real property at the former residence in Polk Village. Terms require 15 percent cash on sale day with the balance on confirmation. Sale at 3 PM October 26, 1929, at Polk Village. Property includes SW 8 13N4W and NE 29 13N4W containing about one acre. Executor Jia Banghart. attorney Stanton & Stanton.
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Addie L Baugtart
Polk
Folk County
Nebraska
Lownship No
P M
Polk County
Eaid
Addie L. Banhart
Quick Hits From A-Glimpse Of Daily Echoes
A jumble of quips on traveling talkies and broadcasting law gaps plus idle musings on kindness dividends and Noahs Ark hunts. Notable lines reference Ciara Bow marrying wealth, Ford aging policy, and the state of radio stations in a sweeping miscellany of anecdotes and aphorisms.
Progress Shte Christmas Cards and Grain Co Advertisement
An OCR fragment notes 62 doses for $2,000 and mentions Christmas cards at Progress shop, high grade Bair, and 3160 per day with a reference to Fins farmers Grain Co.
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Progress Shte
Fins Farmers Grain’ Co
Obituary of Edward P. Samuelson Pioneer of Nebraska
Edward P. Samuelson born September 18 1872 on the fara homestead near Stromsburg Nebraska died October 4 1929 at age 57 years 16 days He married Hulda Adelia Johnson March 18 1913 in Ontario Knox County near Woodhull Illinois They had three children and later moved 24 miles southwest of Stromsburg He is survived by his wife Adelissen Curtis Eu and daughters Marjorie Marie and Norma Mauring all at home plus four sisters and one brother Dinsh M Samuelson Charlotte M Anderson Emma Olson and Isaac T Samuelson Polk Nebraska.
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Edward Peter Samuelson
Fara
Paen
Mathew
Margaret Samuelson
Stromsburg
Nebraska
Hardy Pioneers
Hulda Adelia Johnson
Ontario
Knox County
Woodhull
Ilinois
Mr. Samuelson
Adelissen
Curtis EU
Marjorie Marie
Norma Mauring
Marie
Notice Of Probate In The Easte Of John Knerr Deceased
Notice is given in Polk County Nebraska of a petition for probate of the last will and testament of John Knerr deceased and for appointment of Henry S Knerr as executor. The hearing is set for November 8 1929 at 2 o'clock P M. Dated October 11 1929. W W Norton County Judge.
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Polk County
Nebraska
John Knerr
Henry S Knerr
Heavy Duty B Batteries and Laundry Service Ad
Sundberg and Son advertise heavy duty B batteries at 2.85 with laundry and barber shop services. Nordstrom Laundry is promoted as Gentral City agent with guaranteed work. Polk County Fair Association reports and officers elected for 1930. plan to hold the county fair the week before the State Fair.
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Sundberg & Son
Nordstrom Laundry
Gentral City
Polk County Fair Association
Arthur Morrill Wies
P. C., Wiesemar
Chas, Newcomer
Frank H Anderson
The Biter Bit
Citizens encounter a sharp scam twist as con artists target busy lines. Authorities warn that even seasoned callers may be fooled by deceptive prompts and pressure tactics. Public guidance urges skepticism and verification of contact details.
For Sale or Rent Store Building in Stromsburg Neb
For Sale or Rent store building in Stromsburg Nebraska. Inquire of Otto Falk for details and terms.
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Otto Falk
Stromsburg
Nebr
Insurance cash flood powers U S business growth
The article notes that over 100 billion dollars of insurance cover exists in the United States and is expected to double in ten years. Life policies meet business needs and provide income, widows, and children protection with a wide range of options. Insurance companies amass large pools of ready cash to fuel construction and business ventures.
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United States
Steel industry slows after peak a year ago
A review notes steel mill operations slipped below 85 percent of capacity after a period of high activity. Prices eased while railway equipment buying remained strong, suggesting a broad slowing across major industries will follow the recent peak in activity.
Wall Street Journal estimates film investment at 2 billion
The Wall Street Journal estimates current investment in moving pictures at 2 billion dollars. This level of funding underpins the industry’s ability to provide the world with new entertainment and visual content.
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Wall Street Journal
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Jia Banta
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