Poultry Business Prospers On 10 Acre Farm
John Glaum started a poultry venture on a 10 acre plot in Lincoln. Over two years his 432 hens produced an average 197.7 eggs weekly, with 88 dollars net return per year per hen and 58 eggs daily sold. He spent 463 dollars on feed and earned 2,384 dollars from his investment, financing a model Yorusha type poultry house 120 feet long and 20 feet wide, designed for high efficiency under ideal conditions.
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Ig Payits
John Glaum
Aysey
Alana
Anadiha Cuill
Gia’ Cuckens
Rigt
Pruning Fruit Trees Techniques and Care
An article on pruning fruit trees explains removing dead and damaged wood, avoiding cross rubbing branches, and removing water sprouts. It notes careful limb removal to prevent exposing the trunk, cautions against over pruning, and discusses wound painting with linseed oil to aid healing.
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Wooog
Ike Lo
Hardy
Harbine Entertainment Draws Big Local Crowd
Large turnout for an oyster supper and band concert at Buller's Hall in Harbine last Friday. Jansen’s band played its first away engagement, impressing attendees who filled the hall to capacity while Harbine ladies offered an oyster supper in the vacant P. A. Buller store room.
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Harbine
Jansen
Buller’s Hall
P. A. Buller
John Schmalz
Carl Braasch
Local Social Notes From Jansen Area
Mrs E A Olson and child and Mrs C H Zook visited relatives in Lincoln Thursday. Blue Rapids Kansas guests Julius Ipson stayed with Andrew Ipson last week. Rose Butterbaugh family and Miss Frye visited H A Friesen home Sunday. A baby boy born to Harold and Mrs Smith on Saturday Feb 10. Boys Basketball team hosted supper at M W A Hall last Thursday. Byron Steer left for Omaha to enlist in the Navy. Woman's Club meets Feb 15 at Mrs P M Friesen’s. Mrs Frank Bauer burned by hot soup. Mrs John S Friesen slowly recovering after illness. Birthday party for June Ruth Hughes with ten guests. Misses Clara Zimmerman Bernice Thiessen hosted Music Dept meeting at Bernice’s home. A Buising Swanton visitors at Ed Buising’s during infant illness. John A Friesen family returned from California three months visit. H C Friesen family from Chester Nebr visited Jansen. Aged editor’s father slight improvement at J H Balzer’s Mountain Lake MN. Mrs John Hentges and Miss Mabel Ipson stayed with Andrew Ipson before Ray Ipson wedding day. John Hentges came from Lincoln to attend Bohlmeyer Ipson wedding and returned the next morning.
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E. A. Olson
Little Son
C. H. Zook
Lincoln
Julius Ipson
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Andrew Ipson
Rose Butterbaugh
Rose
Halpin
Miss Frye
Fairbury
H. A.friesen
M. W. A. Hall
Byron Steer
W. J. Steer
Omaha
U.S. Navy
Louie Wilhelm
Woman’s Club
P.M. Friesen
A. J. Thiessen
Clara Zimmerman
Bernice Thiessen
A. Buising
Swanton
Ed. Buising
Buisings
John A. Friesen
Pacific Coast
California
Reedley
Mr. Friesen
Friesen
Los Angeles
San Diego
John Hentges
Mabel Ipson
Ray Ipson
Jansen
Bohlmeyer- Ipson
Jansen Without a Barber
After barber H Hiot disposed of cigars and Bandy stock he closed the Hunt shop last week, leaving Jansen without a barber. Oscar Kroetsching reportedly owns the equipment but plans are unclear. Hunt had shifted to candy and cigars with card playing, reducing barber patronage and prompting relocation rumors.
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H. G.hiot
Jansen
Hunt
Wade Hosts 15th Crystal Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H F Wade celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary with a Monday evening gathering. Guests included Rev E Eckels Dr R W Murray and others. Dr Murray presented a water jet and potted plant. Refreshments were served by Mrs Seng Mrs Copple and others.
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H. F. Wade
Wades
Dr. Murray
R. W. Murray
R. R. Ruhnke
H . Fast
W. R. Holmes
Bud Copple
Mrs. Seng
Opal Gouker
Washington's Birthday Holiday Mail and Bank Closure Notice
Washington's Birthday February 22 is a legal holiday. There will be no mail delivery on rural routes Thursday February 22. The post office closes at 10 A M for the day and the bank will also be closed for the day.
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Bank
Alsl
Plymouth Nebraska Couple Wed At Friedens Church
Miss Marie Louise Bohlmeyer and Mr Ray Peter McCarl Ipson united in marriage February 4, 1923 at Evangelical Friedens Church Plymouth Nebr Rev Bode presided The ceremony was followed by a sumptuous home supper The bride is daughter of Herman Bohlmeyer and the groom son of Andrew Ipson They plan a farming home near Shea Nebr with many friends sending gifts
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Evangelical Friedens
Plymouth
Nebr
Bode
Marie Louise Johanna Bohlmeyer
Ray Peter McCarl Ipson
Clara Bode
Mabel Ipson
Lincoln
Henry Bohlmeyer
Herman Bohlmeyer
Jansen
Andrew Ipson
Shea
Neb
Improving id Pastures With Sweet Clover Advice
The U. of N. Agricultural College recommends sowing about fifteen pounds per acre of white biennial sweet clover on worn pastures. Seed on poor spots and disk in, delay spring grazing to let the clover establish, and expect better results and doubled carrying capacity in many old pastures.
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U. of N. Agricultural College
Thiessen Heads to Lumber Dealers Convention in Omaha
A J Thiessen departed for Omaha Tuesday noon to attend the Lumber Dealers Convention, which opened there on Wednesday.
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A.J. Thiessen
Omaha
Lumber Dealers Convention
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Yaral
Pel
Giauly
Lincoln Star
Anna Widf
Harold Smith
Frank Bauer
John S. Friesen
E. T. Hughes
June Ruth
H. C. Friesen
Chester
J. H. Balzer
Mountain Lake
Minnesota
Washington
Filley
Beatrice
Tues
Bohlmeyer-Ipson
State Bank of
H. A. Thiessen
F. ©. Achtemeier
H. T. Fast
Henry Wallbauom
F. H. Nider
Henry Peters
P. J. Thiessen
August Schroeder
John Nider
George Ackman
F. W. Achtemeier
Fred Siebe
Charles Siebe
CC. M. Turner
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