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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
1
The Jansen Band hosted a Thursday Thanksgiving program with large attendance. Oyster supper served in Bartels Hall and other features enjoyed. net proceeds were 72.16 dollars. The band thanks the Jansen for soliciting contributions toward oysters and supper costs.
Nutrition experts advise one raw vegetable or fruit daily due to variable vitamin loss from drying and cooking. Interchangeable options include green leafy vegetables cabbage apples carrots tomatoes oranges or grapefruit. Children can eat shredded raw carrots or cabbage with meals alongside familiar fruits.
Nebraska Hereford breeders captured fifteen ribbons at the American Royal Live Stock Show in Kansas City. Thad E. Mendenhall of Fairbury won five ribbons including Imperial 7th, a junior bull calf, in a class of thirty-five.
Endicott boys were outmatched as Jansen won 18 to 8. Endicott girls dominated with a large score advantage. Bernice and Ruth Thiessen spent Friday in Lincoln. Intermediate and Primary rooms visited the High School for Plymouth Rock paper edition. Harold Sargent Willie and Frank Hertzell entered High School Tuesday.
An 1830s Beebe Plain post office sits exactly on the US Canada boundary, with a cellar linking the two countries and a large boundary post nearby. The piece notes whisky trading once occurred across the line and tells of boundary-line disputes and local Thanksgiving visits in Jansen.
Announcement invites ladies to attend a Jansen Club meeting at Mrs. Will Nider’s east of town Thursday December 7 from 2 to 4 pm. The charter remains open through March with $1 dues for a year and potential federation with state and national clubs.
Patrol signs reading Detour are inadequate for road closures. To guide travelers, place signs at every crossroads along the detour and provide full directions at deviations from the trunk highway. Communities should report insufficient marking to patrols.
Tekamah Nebraska hosts one of the state’s largest mergers as The Gano Dry Goods Co H M Metzler General Store J B Buller of Farmers Union and Mitten Nesbit Go consolidate. The new firm will occupy the Mitten Nesbit building after remodeling, with possession set for February 1 and an estimated value between 85000 and 100000 dollars.
Mrs J K Wiens will auction her stock and farm implements as she quits farming. The sale is set for Tuesday of next week and details appear on another page of the Jansen News.
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