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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
4
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Notice indicates material was entered at the United States Post Office in Jansen Nebraska as second class matter.
Robert LaFollet of Wisconsin declares he has forever quit the Republican Party saying it has failed to function. The note follows a political career that included terms as governor and two U S Senate seats. President Wilson admonishes striking coal miners for breaking contracts but offers concessions if they return to work amid ongoing industrial unrest linked to the era’s labor policy. Beatrice Daily Express.
A Lincoln statement from a large sugar buyer notes that after months of aggressive buying, warehouses brim with high priced sugar. Sellers, having disposed of stocks, show less interest in stabilizing prices, warning that profits may be slimmer while prices may not fall soon.
The July 30 1920 Reedley column notes strong farm prices in Nebraska and the Midwest boosting youth to return to farming. It also reports travel plans of H A Friesen family, illness notes, a Burroughs adding machine for the library, local visits, Rev. Jantzens India mission, a Jansen Chautauqua program draw, threshing resume after rain, fall plowing start, a lumber sale for a home, and traffic concerns after the chautauqua with calls for speed enforcement.
The State Railway Commission warns all grain dealers outside terminal points that storing grain without a license is a misdemeanor. Storage is defined as grain received at a grain elevator or warehouse for which payment is not made within ten days. The commission cannot alter storage conditions but will allow filing of personal bonds.
The option to file surety bonds will continue. Inspectors of the Commission will soon call on dealers to ensure compliance. The attorney general will be asked to act against violators as provided in the law. This is the Commission’s duty under the law.
A fragmented farm note lists tasks for crop protection irrigation and livestock care. It mentions killing bugs taking a fishing day off to relax culling poor layers for market and preparing seed supplies for next season. It emphasizes pest control silo readiness and quality feeds for stock.
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