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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
1
The Jansen News announces suspension due to staffing, finances, and family burdens. The publisher plans to continue printing for local businesses but ends the newspaper, refunds prepaid subscriptions, and asks debtors to remit promptly. The writer will stay in Jansen and maintain local interest.
Guidance warns poultry keepers to prevent lice and mites as weather warms. It advises spraying coops with dip or mixed waste oil and kerosene, applying wood preservers after cleaning, and treating infested birds with mercurial or blue ointment or sodium fluoride. Circulars 193 and 1040 provide full directions, obtainable from County Extension Agents or Lincoln Agricultural College.
J B Buller former Gano Dept Store Co. member opens an Omaha factory to manufacture Tater Flakes a new potato ship with crisp texture and unique flavor. He holds exclusive rights and plans widespread sales in confectionery stores soda fountains and general stores expanding beyond Lincoln Nebraska.
Mrs Henry Peters returned Friday to visit with her children in Colorido. The N on YB Club met with Mr and Mrs Bud Copple last Wednesday evening. John A Friegen and family and Mrs P M Proven motored to Lincoln last Wednesday. Miss Opal Lisenby of Missouri arrived for a visit with the SteHn Coffin and Nellie Homberger. Ted Homberger visiting from Peru Normal. Mrs R W Murray attended District Conventions of Woman's Clubs at Wahoo last week. Wm Steer Jr of McCook spent Sunday at home. Mr R R Robnke regaining strength and visiting his store. Harry Zimmerman and Henry Heidelk Jr working at Albright visited home folks. Chas Sturmer of New York renewed acquaintances in his former home locality and visited the Jansen News office. A birthday party for Miss Alliene Wade with rock games and ice cream. John Lueck of University Place visiting friends in Jansen. A birthday party for Licile Thiessen on her 10th birthday with games and refreshments. Friendship Club of Rock Greek community to perform Old-Fashioned Mother in Community Hall April 29. Local canvassing by B S Rempel for J R Watkins Co. Frank Pearce of the Diller Record visited the Jansen News office. The writer expresses thanks for Pearce’s visit and praise for his printing plant during multiple visits.
Information of the death of J H Ginder at his Azusa home was received here last week. He was formerly a miller at Jansen Mill and well known in Junseo. Surviving are Mrs Ginder and two daughters Mrs Price of Azusa and Mrs Hughes of Fairbury. Mrs Deyo Hughes, daughter, had just returned from California after visiting her ill father.
A historical timeline notes Paris in 1558 ordering candles for houses, 1768 resin bowls replacing candles, 1809 London's use of gas lighting, 1821 Baltimore adopting illuminating gas, and 1881 New York City showing electric arc lights. later adoption of gas mantles is not shown.
The passage contrasts Happiness with idle ease, praising labor on farms factories and mines. It emphasizes devotion, sacrifice, and endurance as sources of fulfillment, warning that rest erodes happiness when one dwells too long on leisure.
Nebraska Attorney General Spillman states aliens may fish and hunt but cannot carry firearms. A banned firearm rule means aliens must hunt with bow and arrow while other benefits such as pensions, land ownership, and public office remain unavailable. Only new citizens may serve in the state militia.
A large two story home owned by Mr and Mrs Rohrbaugh northwest of Faireuty in Powell was completely destroyed by fire on Sunday. Details were unavailable as of press time.
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