Notice to creditors in the Bracken estate
In the matter of the estate of Rebecca A Bracken deceased creditors are to meet the administrator with the will annexed before County Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on October 8 1928 at 9 o clock A M to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance by order of the court dated May 31 1928 Louis J Nutzman County Judge J C Hartigan Attorney for Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca A. Bracken
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Said County
Louis J. Nutzman
Funeral services offered at low prices by Sampson and Richardson
M. O. Sampson and A. H. Richardson advertise affordable funeral care in Steele City Nebraska offering day and night contact numbers 2211 and 2203. They urge readers to give them a trial for the cheapest options.
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M. O. Sampson
A. H. Richardson
Steele City
Nebr
Hollenberg Notes Visitors and Local Visits
George Singleton left for Topeka on Monday to take the barber's examination. James Berry of Manhattan was a weekend visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Talbott. Mr. and Mrs. S Alexa from Topeka spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. Smith and family. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Simmon of Abilene, Kansas are here for a week visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hase from Hebron visited last week with her parents, then left for home Sunday. Elledean and Donald Oswald, who visited their uncle Ed Hall at Ohiowa last week, returned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lichtenberger from Kansas City are visiting the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lichtenberger. Mr. and Mrs. W. Meadows of Missouri, who visited at Mrs. Lester Previer’s home, returned home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Berry
Manhattan
E. W. Talbott
Nate Simmon
Abilene, Kansas
Mrs. Hase
Hebron
Elledean
Donald Oswald
Ed Hall
Ohiowa
Melvin Lichtenberger
Kansas City
Robert Lichtenberger
W. Meadows
Missouri
Lester Previer
Agricultural progress and progress in farming methods
The text reflects on personal diligence and limits, then notes a historical shift in agriculture from 1855 to the present. It cites Antwerp Ohio Argus data on wheat production times and credits tractors and labor-saving machinery with driving an agricultural revolution. It emphasizes progress, invention, and farmer prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Ohio
Argus
Advertising Persists Despite High Living Costs
The quote notes that people continue spending despite inflation and that businesses feel the impact last and least during downturns. It reflects consumer resilience and delayed reactions in advertising and commerce.
Mechanical efficiency boosts worker earnings and buys more
The National Industrial Conference Board reports the dollar has stronger purchasing power for workers now than in five years, with living costs at their lowest since June 1923. Mechanical perfection raises wages and cuts prices, totaling about 35 percent higher weekly pay compared with wartime levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Conference Board
Humorist Reflects On Zane Grey Book About Him
A humorous note recounts a self-deprecating quip about author Zane Grey and a book he supposedly wrote about the humorist. The remark plays on the idea of a writer crafting a memoir about the speaker.
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Zane Grey
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A. B. McClure
Pratt Baby
Sodium Florrid
Dr. Hess
Arner’s
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Traum Funeral Parlor
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Fairbury
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Russell A. Davis
Nat’l., Bank
Ance
J.C. Hartigan
Fairbury Electric
George Singleton
Topeka
Mrs. S. Alexa
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R. K. Reynolds
Osteopathic
East Side Square
Fairbury, Nebr
E. W. Shearburn
R. E. Wood
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F. A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebraska
Lambert
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Darwin
CUB Cafe
Fairbury Nebr
W. D. Heady
Drexler
Alfred Drexler
Prop
Lulu Lynde Crame
First Nat'l Bank Annex
Bonham Theatre
Dodge
S. K. Titterington Dodge Bros
Hudson-Essex
6Th Street
REX Studio
Over Home Bakery
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