Barton County KS Archives Biographies.....Trester, Bert 1886 - 
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Author: Great Bend Tribune

BERT TRESTER

OF the young farmers who are developing the soil in Eureka township none is
better known than the subject of this sketch, Bert Trester. He is a son of J. B.
Trester who has been a resident of this county forty years. The elder Mr.
Trester is one of the really old timers of the county having come here at a time
when the county needed men with strong nerve, a knowledge of farming and faith
in the future sufficient to make them stay through the hard years of the
seventies and finally develop the soil to a state of productiveness. The younger
Mr. Trester is now farming three quarters of land which belongs to his father.
He was born in this county December 29, 1886 and is therefore a product of the
county. It is due to this fact and the fact that he has always been in the
farming business that he knows the way to farm to get the best results. He has
learned the best methods by actual experience. He was married in 1910 to Miss
Margarett Weege of Eureka township, and they are the parents of one child,
Margery May who is about two months old at this writing. Mr. Trester is an
enterprising and progressive farmer and well prepared to take up the development
work of the land where his father left off.


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