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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
4
Entry appears as second class matter notation for the United States Post Office at Jansen Nebraska indicating mailing status or circulation filing.
The report notes fruit tree bloom predicts a good fruit yield if frost stays away. It also cites higher than expected costs for Tabor and materials to repair the Community Hall, but the finished painting will provide a respectable venue for public gatherings.
Crews started repairing a defective section of the Main Street crossing between the Ruhnke Store and the Buller Ice Cream Parlor on Tuesday morning. The fault stemmed from insufficient vent content and the allowance of driving tractor engines over the crossing without planks risks further concrete damage and higher village repair costs.
The Nebraska Weekly Industrial Review predicts 1925 will be a very happy prosperous year if industries keep normal operations and wages and farmers enjoy good crop prices. It emphasizes maintaining the conditions that support growth and stability for the nation.
The writer worries Brother Cramb of the Fairbury Journal may flood Fairbury with a patent bait, arguing stream provisioning matters outweigh bait output. He notes personal success with the bait does not justify full purchase and observes no proven fish presence despite fish on display.
Paxton Nebraska reports widespread flu as nearly every family fights illness. Local residents attend visitors, chores shift to caregiving, and neighbors assist with housework and farming tasks while people recover. Easter events and church notes appear alongside civic mentions.
Mr and Mrs Albert Achtemeier welcomed a baby boy born April 3. Visitors from Fairbury and Rosmond stopped by the Cuthbert and Achtemeier homes. Harbine installs a light plant this week. Several local families and clergymen attended a confirmation class at the Reformed Church with eleven students listed. A group gathered later at the Achtemeier home for refreshments hosted by numerous neighbors and relatives.
Citizens show strong enthusiasm for planting this spring as many residents receive shipments of trees shrubs and flowers. The community plans to improve homes and public spaces through widespread planting efforts this season.
The article explains that sun light drives energy reactions in leaves turning raw elements into plant food. It notes sun-loving plants like geraniums roses and abutilon thrive in bright windows while mild light plants such as palms aspidistra ferns and other vines suffer in direct sun.
The report lists assets of State Bank of Jansen with loans 104601.27, cash 535967.93, deposits 71891.58, and certificates 70802.41. It confirms accuracy by cashier T Fast and directors Acktemifir Thiessen, sworn before Notary Evans. Also notes pig surveys by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics indicating hog supply trends at central markets based on sow farrowings and stockyard receipts.
The Minne apolis Tribune notes fur seals vanish each winter from St Paul and St George islands Alaska returning late spring. Tuna likewise cycle in southern California waters with marked fish not found in other seas. Seals have declined from thousands to a few hundred thousand and their winter whereabouts remain unsolved.
Casey Oi can. Faith, he’s a mighty some decent doctor. Last September when little Katie was prostrated with diftheria and breathing her last birth, Ol said: Doctor, will she live till morning. He said: Dennis, don’t worry. She will live till many years after ye’re dead and under the sod. Murphy An and she did.
A pair dance closely on a porch as passion grows. A man declares love, while the woman questions wealth and status but confirms deep feeling. The dialogue suggests a romantic tension set in a domestic scene.
A March 25 accident by North Star Route Frazer Montena ends in the drowning of 2 year old Pearl Wiens as ice breaks on a creek. Her parents Abe and wife search frantically. funeral held with heavy grief. Community mourns as other local news and weather notes follow.
A truck load of Duroc bred gilts will be delivered to your feed yard in Beatrice Nebraska. The public sale of these gilts will be held at Alorras Feed Yard in Beatrice on Wednesday May 15. Crocker of Beatrice is the contact.
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