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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
6
Mrs. Verena Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming credits a medicine with restoring her health after illness kept her bedridden for days and months. She reports long recovery from childbirth complications and now cares for five children while doing housework, praising the treatment.
Nebraska news briefs cover events from the State Optometrists meeting in Omaha May 6 7 to a modern Woodmen session in Omaha May 6 6. Reports include infrastructure in Scottsbluff, a Papillion Lutheran arch dedication, a Chadron auto show, an Elks convention in Omaha, and farm accidents. Fire destroys the Nehawka roller mill. Weather damage, livestock losses, and school text book co operatives are noted across Jefferson Cass and Sarpy counties.
In Great Falls Montana Senator Wheeler is acquitted of accepting a fee for land permit cases for Gordon Campbell. A newsbaby girl arrived for his wife who is in Washington. Wheeler faces a pending Washington trial with Campbell on a joint conspiracy indictment. Campbell and two promoters face a May 1 mail fraud trial related to Campbell oil properties. Government agents and Republican operatives aided Wheeler during the DOJ scandals era.
In his first public speech since becoming attorney general, John Garibaldi Sargentee urges obedience to the law and prohibition, warning citizens in New England homes that ignoring rules could lead to anarchy. He stresses the women of America shape children and the nation, and that safety lies in voluntary compliance rather than enforcement.
Atlantic City reports the dry navy used a seaplane and portable machine gun to stop rum runners. One boat sank, two trucks were captured with 187 cases of Scotch whisky, and an associate was wounded while two smugglers escaped by boat and others fled into marshes.
Washington declares home brewers and distillers in DC cannot be interrupted without proof of sales or activity. Chief Justice McCoy quashed a raid warrant and ordered property returned to the man and woman targeted by a distilling apparatus raid. The ruling requires evidence of sales before intrusion.
Washington reports A. Sanderson of Chi senate since May 19 1919 died here after a heart attack.
Miss Emelie A Haberkorn reports relief after four bottles of Peruna used for over two years of stomach trouble and catarrh in the head. She now enjoys good health and urges others to insist on genuine Hartman Peruna, available as tablets or liquid nationwide.
Montreal topped all North American seaports last year by handling over 165 million bushels of wheat, setting a new record and surpassing every other seaboard city in grain traffic.
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