04 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
1
The fragment records a finding in a yard and a noted fencing task. It describes a pit or ditch with brash cleared and tied with wire, mentioning a claimant and a wrote memo about land condition and debris. The text is garbled, but notes a stable area and improvised boundary work.
The report notes Agate Te exports coal, the largest since 1913, but the first half of 1921 shows production at 17,000,000 tons, 37,000,000 below the previous wet years average and 79,000,000 below the peak.
The article notes multiple Omaha area residents leaving for work in Grant and Inman, a Paxton family visitor, an ill infant, and Filming brothers traveling by Ford via Reedley California toward James and Korn Oklahoma. It also covers a Lancaster county court case demanding $1277 plus interest for stock costs and a tense dispute over Nebraska treasurer status, with quotes about principle from the official.
The passage notes visiting relatives in Garden City and Wadee Kansas from Janeen area, listing strike counts by year 1916 1917 1918 1919 and a period through 19T7. It compares Nebraska strength against similar events and mentions local homecomings and social visits amid broader labor activity.
A rough OCR fragment describes old rope used by a telephone company after a war. It notes a small number of straps and possible reuse of rope in telecom construction, with unclear details about sources and context. The passage is incomplete and contains errors.
Two carloads of bogs were shipped to the South St. market by the Farmers Tuesday evening. Grains from Nebraska, South Dakota and Kansas move into the Omaha grain market in large numbers. Receipts run around 3 to 700 cars daily as demand expands to eastern markets.
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