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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
8
Transfers reported by J Monroe Davis Son Bonded Abstracters Fairbury Nebraska list deeds by heirs and buyers in sections and blocks with amounts including Pefferman Simpson Helvey Koenig Noller Oglegie Heiliger Masser and other transactions. Notable values include 13320 for Frank Haecker and 5750 for H A Junker in Fairbury areas.
The Bordentown community once doubted public schools but Clara Barton proved them wrong. A six pupil start grew into a landmark later saved by the Red Cross which funded the school building. The site remained uncaptured though the land was donated and Burlington county educators restored the interior.
Louis Thomas writes for Capper's Weekly that Americans are gamblers chasing quick riches and wasteful spenders. He contrasts this with European thrift, noting many fortunes arose from luck rather than labor. Mount Washington raises to 6293 feet, but Mount Mitchell 6711 feet holds Appalachian East US high point.
The speaker describes experiences in the Canadian Rockies with sheep and goats. Sheep withstand winter and high altitude stresses better than other animals, possibly except the mountain goat, which is sometimes found in deep snow where food is scarce.
The American Red Cross and the YWCA close hostess houses at Frasteé and several cemeteries in France due to few visitors. The Romagne site at the Argonne stays open for visitors this winter. The note ends with an incomplete sentence.
A man invites several schoolgirls to wait in his office for a car. While debating hair color one girl defends red hair, another auburn, another brown. Two children enter, and a bystander exclaims Ivory don't rust, noting the remark ends the dispute.
Nearly a million acres are planted to fruit trees that feed California canneries, Elton R. Shaw notes in Old Colony Magazine. The article ties fruit tree cultivation to broader state industry, while an Equity elevator is offered for sale per this issue’s water column ad.
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