Jansen Nebraska Notice Notes Postal Filing
Entered at the United States Post office at Jansen Nebraska as second class matter. The publisher states care taken but rejects responsibility for typographical errors in this notice.
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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
4
Entered at the United States Post office at Jansen Nebraska as second class matter. The publisher states care taken but rejects responsibility for typographical errors in this notice.
At the close of 1920 the paper thanks readers and patrons for supporting the home newspaper. It notes advertising from town business men and growing subscriptions, and promises renewed effort to serve readers with a better paper in the new year. Wishing all a happy and prosperous New Year.
Cub Creek became an early contributor in the county drive to raise funds for relief work among starving European children. The precinct is noted for timely action as part of the county’s usual readiness to respond when needed.
The note announces expected regular correspondence return to Meade Kansas after Geo Thiessen’s departure. It also covers a December 24 town theft with cash under $10 recovered and more goods stolen. A long list of family visits, holiday programs, sales events, and church activities follows, including a stock reducing sale in Jansen and community Christmas plans.
First published December 1920 to January 1921 details probate actions for the estate of Gerhard K. Ens with claims deadline February 27 1921 and meeting February 28 1921. The Jansen Equity Exchange stock vote reportedly favored selling the elevator and dissolving the business with possible reorganization discussed. Also notes a Christmas program at Ebenezer Church, optical ads, and letters from readers in Idaho and Minnesota.
Sdarold and Leslie Schnell remain absent from Meadow Lark School as illnesses spread across the campus. Principal reports several students with colds and urges parents to keep children home if symptoms appear.
Selling experience desirable but not necessary. Good man can make $2400 per year and up above aller penses. All goods sell stock raisers. Write A. M. Elder, Bo. 1060, Lincoln, ebraska sceMAN mrc.
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