For Sale One Row Monitor Inquire C A Pearson
Classified item notes a single row monitor for sale with contact inquiry directed to C A Pearson. The terse listing implies a private sale through a local ad channel.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
2
Classified item notes a single row monitor for sale with contact inquiry directed to C A Pearson. The terse listing implies a private sale through a local ad channel.
By order of the court this List day of May 1928, Louis J. Nutzman, County Judge, signs the probate directive.
Records show multiple real estate deeds in Fairbury and Endicott including James Walsh to Mary A. Hamilton and spouse in McD Add Fairbury Lot 4 Block 6. Forest W. Hosier to J. E. Knobel in Highland Add Lot 3 Block 13. Olive Hosier to J. E. Knobel in same land. James Calder to Robert Calder Lot 4 Block 2 R and H Add. Dick McLeap to Mabel and Elmer Calder Lot 8 Block 6 Fairbury Add. Riley C. Hcriss to Virgil A. Marshall in King’s Second Add. James J. Hargis to Kenneth W. Eustace Lots 1-3 Block 4 Endicott. Kenneth W. Eustace to James J. Hargis Lot in SW NE 4-1-3.1.
The Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co. lost in Lincoln Supreme Court with a $7,891 judgment and a $650 attorney fee against H. B. Fairchild of Endicott. The suit arose from an indemnity bond signed by Fairchild and four bank officers to indemnify a school district after Farmers & Merchants bank failed. Justice Dean wrote the opinion that the statute of frauds bars recovery. signing authority given by phone was not enough since the agreement lacked writing.
A second lieutenant confirms she has previously been married, asserting she was married prior to the current union.
Campbell Cline Post 349 American Legion meets on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday each month. Lions members are welcome. Attending are Commander Phillip Pickering and Adjutant Kenneth Eustis.
Fragmentary OCR shows an ambulance service in Fairbury Nebraska with a phone number. It includes a question about subscription payment indicating a local business notice or advertisement fragment.
A Boston Globe piece notes a traveler missing a train waits amid passengers. A couple’s public embraces unfold as the observer interprets a clever, repetitive display of affection. Love will find a way.
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