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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
2
A young couple in love faces a perilous escape amid a baffling murder plot. The man, kept by a wary father and linked to a previous killing, may reveal himself if they survive, while the girl risks all to aid his flight and test his trust. The tale by William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer blends love, mystery, and danger.
Gabriel Warden a Seattle area capitalist and railroad director is found murdered in his limousine after a tense confrontation with a young man who arrived by appointment. Police begin inquiries into who delivered the fatal blow and why.
Kondo and Mrs. Warden discover the killed business magnate in the living room after a stranger aided the mortally wounded, while rumors tie the case to the Latron circle and a prior murder. News spreads to Seattle Tacoma and Portland as investigators chase a young man who awaited for hours.
Wyandotte county officials visited a farmer to discuss drainage district needs but found his 160 acre land transformed into a Kaw River lake. The owner reported the river cut through near Keing and exclaimed the land was gone. Only a small hill with an island remained as water rose.
Gentle reminder urges mothers to inspect every bottle for Fletcher's Castor Oil used for infants and children. The ad emphasizes a long history of use and prompts trust in the brand.
The article notes a drinking fountain porch at Jewell Hall Willamette College with a tablet honoring members of a class who fought to keep the world safe for democracy in 1918 Kansas City Times.
A fragmented quotation about youth and learning to sew and mend. The text references a grandmother and a younger speaker debating practical skills and memory of old methods.
An advertisement promotes a Red Cross Ball highlighting a social event after a day of work. The notice urges attendance and frames the event as a community effort with proceeds aiding relief efforts.
A humorous sign at a fruit stand reads People take their skins home illustrating a playful warning about wasting produce. The quirky line reflects local street humor and vendor personality.
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