Enjoy Visit to State Park Becomes Spring Nebr. Trip Tale
A Nebraska State Park visit by J Brockmeyer family of Fairbury and friends evolves from a planned 4 Jong trip to Nebraska. Car trouble and muddy roads delay travel, but after early hiccups the party nears Nebraska City with improving weather and a resumed drive toward Kourasha State Park, donated relics and memories shaping the day.
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Nebraska
M. Sen Peop
Brockmeyer
Frelyn
Fairbury
Joy Morton
J. Sterling Morton
Sattal
Kourasha State Park
J. Brockmeyer
Fairnry
Margaret
Helen
Wiveir Ear
John Calloway
Plummer
Galloway
Filley
Tecumsse
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Nebraska City
Auburd
Former Jansen Resident Hurt in Calloway Electric Accident
The Henry Funkner family near Jansen reports that John Funkner was seriously injured while repairing telephone lines when a live 110 volt wire contacted water on the ground. Fellow workers John Merritt and Robinson escaped severe harm, saved by quick action from Nutter who pulled the wire free and performed artificial respiration until John revived.
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Jansen
Calloway
Nebraska
John Funkner
John Merritt
Kearney
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Funkner
John
Young Nutter
Nutter
Davies
Jansen Local News Roundup Highlights Visits and Events
Fairbury child Anna Paul sustains a serious foot cut from broken glass and is treated by Dr. Murray. Local residents including A H Jesen and families visit Henderson, Lincoln, and Kansas City. Chautauqua season tickets go on sale at the post office store. Birthdays, gatherings, and community updates fill the week with threshing and moving plans delayed by labor shortages.
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Anna Paul
Fairbury
Jansen
John T. Ratzlaff
Dr. Murray
Frank Nider
Charles Nider
Kansas City
Fred Braasch
Ed Clem
Clem
Harris tops Bankers Life agents in 1923 regional contest
Fairbury July 96 R C Harris district agent for Bankers Life Insurance Co serving Jefferson Thayer and Fillmore counties led the 1923 competition across 17 states. He distinguished himself by doing more business than any other individual in the company’s field.
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Fairbury
R. C. Harris
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Jefferson, Thayer and
Filmore
Bankers Life
Harbine Couple Elopes From Farm Home
Alvina Pingel seventeen and Albert Hafer nineteen vanished from their Harbine farm near July 26. They had been courting and are believed to have eloped together. No trace of the couple has been found as of now.
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Harbine
Alvina Pingel
Albert Hafer
Providing Winter Vegetables
In late July preparation for winter supplies is advised by the Agricultural College, Lincoln. Sow beets, carrots, rutabagas, kohlrabi, turnips and Chinese lettuce now to yield fresh fall and early winter crops by mid October. Moist soil should aid seed germination.
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Agricultural College
Lincoln
Stop Those Gulleys: Soil Saving Dam Endorsed by College
Agricultural College Lincoln recommends soil saving dam to retard gulley growth. An outlet tube of tile or monolithic concrete sits on a firm footing with the upstream end raised as a vertical intake. An earth fill covers the tube, blocking flood water and forming a pond to the depth of the intake.
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The
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Meny Threshing Machines Near Fairbury Operations
About 25 threshing outfits operate around Fairbury with average yields of 17 to 18 bushels per acre. The highest reported yield is 4715 bushels on a small field owned by W. C. Buckmeier, nine miles south of town, as grain buyers haul in from about 15 machines. Some grain sells at 1.05 to 1.10 dollars per bushel, while much is stored in elevators for now.
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P. B. Barkman
P. M. Friesen Hardware & Grocery
Jansen
Maxine Holmes
Carl Nitzel
Rorthals
Herman
Orthals
W. Braasch
Wm. Braasch
John Schmalz
Amanda Rohrbaugh
A. H. Friesen
H. A. Friesen
Fairbury
W. C. Buckmeier
Plow Early For Wheat And Alfalfa Benefit
Reports from Experiment Stations and farmers show early fall plowing for wheat and fall sown alfalfa improves soil moisture absorption and seed bed quality. Benefits include 5 to 10 bushels more wheat per acre and weed suppression. If harvest delays plowing, disk immediately after cutting and stack grain to allow plowing right after rains.
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Agricultural College
Lincoln
O R Jones Emerges As Republican Representative Hope
In Fairbury on July 26, after no Republican ticket filings for representative, several voters wrote in O R Jones. Jones has accepted the nomination and will contest the seat against Frank Wells, the Democratic candidate.
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Fairbury
O. R. Jones
Frank Wells
Opportune Time To Go On The Farm
William Southern Jr. of Independence Missouri urges immediate farming venture, predicting improving farm business for years. He notes low land values, easy terms for good land, and says hardworking, knowledgeable farmers will prosper now.
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Wiliam Southern, Jr
Independence
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