Real Estate Transfers in Fairbury Nebraska June 2 1924
Real estate transfers reported by J Monroe Davis Son list transactions in Fairbury Nebraska. Transfers include CO B I P Railway Co to H E Nelson QCD nw 2 4 4 with right of way 1 dollar. Benjamin W Emmett and wife to Wm Kassebaum nd nt swd 29 net se 30 3 2 south of river 5000 dollars. Alva R Robinson and wife to An selina I Ve Gossett SWD undivided interest in net 20 32. Alva R Robinson and wife to Alive 8B Barnes SWD undivided interest in net 20 3 2. Lora Nelson single to L X Nelson wd north 100 feet of lot 2 1 wk 29 Fairbury 1500 dollars. Francis W Clark and wife to Henry C Friesen wd lot 6 and south half of lot 5 in blk 9A F add Fairbury 4500 dollars. Christian F Zabel and wife to Jesse A Zabel wd w a nwt 104 17000 dollars.
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Alva R. Robinson & Wf
Barnes, Swd
Lora Nelson
L. X. Nelson
North
Fairbury
Francis W. Clark
Henry C. Friesen
Untangling Knots with Heat and Hammer Method
A simple home remedy explains loosening a stubborn knot such as a rope shoe string or strap. Place a hard object beneath the knot then strike with a hammer to flatten it, then apply very hot water or dip in scalding water. Once softened, pick it apart with fingers or a skewer.
Diamond Structure as Explained by Bragg
Dr William Bragg describes diamonds as simple beautiful crystals of carbon with each atom bonded to four neighbors in a highly symmetrical arrangement. The rigid lattice makes diamond hard to cut other substances, as their atoms yield to the diamond's transmission of atomic structure.
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William Bragg
Wind lesson ends with a kiss on the cheek
A kindergarten class studied wind then heard a riddle about a kiss on the train. A student claimed the conductor kissed her when he took her ticket, citing his compliment as proof.
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Sid
Kkouge
Advantage in Working to Smaller Concern
Industrial doctors argue that small firms weather slumps better than large ones. They classify business into under 21 workers, 21 to 100, and over 100, noting large industries see higher idleness during downturns while the smallest firms discharge far fewer workers.
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Otto Mallory
Girard
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Wallace Sets Ten Rules for Co operative Marketing
Secretary Wallace outlines ten principles for effective co operative marketing led by producer control, low cost product marketing, single commodity focus, sufficient volume, clear contracts, defined functions, informed members, expert management, rigorous accounting, sound finances, and self perpetuation to endure stress without outside help.
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Agriculture Wallace
State Bank
American Bankers Association
Wallace
Bankers Weigh Labor Banks Embrace or Threat
Three years after labor banks began, bankers divided over impact. Conservatives view them as a bridge linking labor and capital, promoting thrift and safer investments, while radicals fear a capitalist upheaval.
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Labor Bank
Conservative view of labor’s impact on banking credit control
The text argues that despite recent events conservatives’ view remains justified labor has not revolutionized banking and credit control remains in traditional channels though time is insufficient for full judgment. American Bankers Ass'n Journal.
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American Bankers Ass’n Journal
The Golden Horn Harbor of Constantinople Described
The Golden Horn is a six mile long inlet of the Bosporus near Constantinople. It is half a mile wide at its widest, deep and sheltered enough to anchor twelve hundred large ships. Eastern shore hosts Pera and Galata while Galata serves as the business district and Pera as the European residential area with embassies hotels and shops.
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Golden Horn
Bosporus
Constantinople
Horn
Pera
Galata
Too many bother the president organization formed quotes
Two men discuss forming an organization to address pressure on the President. They agree to stop the bother and plan to call on the President as a notification committee to protect the health of the presidency.
Birthmarks and Their Removal Methods
Birthmarks arise from excess development of fibrous tissue blood vessels or pigment in a defined area. Surgical removal is usually advised and may use electrolysis X rays or chemical caustics such as nitric acid or mercuric nitrate. The operation is delicate and should be done by a competent physician.
Beatrice Notes Millicent’s NewFriend After Follies Show
In a brisk society snippet Beatrice asks Millicent about a new male acquaintance who attended the Follies. Millicent confirms the guest did not miss the latest performance, hinting at social interest.
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Beatrice
Millicent
Ifcent
Globe
Local Markets Report Partial Wheat and Corn Prices
Market notes show quoted prices for wheat and corn with oats and feed suggestions. Mentions general prices and market terms but readable details are fragmentary. The text references commodities and farm products common to a local market page.
Passenger Train Schedules On Omaha St. Joe Lines
The notice lists train numbers and routes including No. 38 Omaha Line and No. 305 St. Joe Line with through service changes. It notes that No. 6 from Omaha via the same line does not stop but carries pouch mail, while No. 5 stops for Denver.
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Omaha
St. Joe di Ine
Bn I P
St.Joe Line
Stein
Denver O
St. Joe Line
Omaha Line
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J. Monroe Davis & Son
Nebraska
Alva R. Robinson
Anselina I. Ve
Christian F. Zabel
Jesse A. Zabel
Diemonc
Jansen Lumber Co
Secretary of Agriculture
Jefferson County Abstract Office
AVIS
First National Bank
Fast’s Store
Jansen Light & Power Co
A. J. Thiessen
the Golden Horn
Pres
Western Electric
H. D. Bartlett
Nebr
Jansen
A. F. Rempel
Fred Eisner
H. J. Kuester
Pase
J. J. Fast
John Deere Binder
Tf. H. T. Brandt
Pr. Doz
J. F. Kroeker
Jaki Lagitr Co
R. W. Murray
Cnew
P. Tike i
Passenge
Cos
Jansen News
C. B. Reimer
Jamson
C. Collins
Hebron
A. W
Ferré
E. L. Jenkins
Fei
Olney
Illinois
A. Theroost
Chester
Fairbury Rt
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