Advertising as a force for good in Fairbury era
A column extols advertising as a force for honesty and openness in business and society. It cites Larson’s highway death as avoidable with proper warnings and argues publicity curbs secrecy, promotes trust, and speeds trade. It notes 1927 tree planting by Camp Fire Girls and Connecticut state forest gifts by the American Legion. It also covers the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill with a $400 million loan plan and potential presidential veto.
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Fairbury Journal
Larson
Fairbury
Wall Street
America
Congress
Federal Farm Board
For Sale Broad sows at market price
C. C. Andrews advertises broad sows for sale at current market prices.
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C. C. Andrews
Ostracize Reckless Drivers Urges Public Campaign
An authority on traffic problems says accidents reflect failures of drivers pedestrians streets and laws. He calls for ostracism of reckless motorists and criticizes officials for misusing traffic signals and crosswalks. Funeral service note for Steele City firm M. O. Sampson and A. H. Richardson. Day phone 2211. Night 2208.
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Steele City
M. O. Sampson
A. H. Richardson
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Spontaneous Combustion Attributed In Hot Stuff Quip
A playful exchange centers on a claim that an incident resulted from spontaneous combustion. The dialogue features a heated exchange where one party insists on innocence while another hints at the inevitable flare up of emotions.
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General Motors
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Pontiac
Fisher
GMR
Oldsmobile
Oakland
Buick
Lasalle
Seriking
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Werkt
Fisher and
Fleetwood
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Detroit
Mick
Krad Rails
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
The
American Legion
Connecticut
the Legion
Howell Lumber Company
Steele City, Nebraska
Dr. Pfeiffer M. D
Russell A. Davis
Nat’l., Bank
Jim Merrill
J. E. Merrill
Neb
Optometrist
A. D. Ackerman
Jewelers
Golden Rule