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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
The editor notes farmers and threshermen are active preparing equipment for the upcoming season. Many are repairing machines and some consider buying threshing outfits due to strong wheat prospects. Recent heavy rains and cool weather refreshed crops, boosting confidence in a bumper harvest as moisture suffices.
A long community recap describes a fishing party leaving for Arthur Nebraska and returning with road reports to Bower. notes on Jansen housing scarcity and strong orchard, plus village records facility. It records Memorial Day observances church activities school events and local families gatherings with fishing trips and picnics.
Crops in Garden City are progressing with oats and barley showing heads and wheat nearly as far. Grass is green and pastures look good. Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Friesen visited H. F. Loewen. Peter H. Brandt had a buggy runaway and was hurt, taken to Montezuma. P. A. Wiens and J. K. Bis fished about 200 to 300 fish 40 miles southwest. Leslie Wiete left for Emporia to enter the Normal School for training to teach High School next year.
County Treasurer announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for a second term subject to voter will at the Primary Election Tuesday July 18 1922.
E R Allen announces candidacy for County Clerk in Jefferson County subject to the will of Republican electors at the coming Primary. He seeks support from party voters to win the nomination and serve as county clerk if elected.
County attorney candidate Arthur J Denney announces his Republican bid for Jefferson County attorney subject to voters at the primary on July 18 19 and seeks support from party members and residents.
The wedding of Marga Dick and Herman Wall took place with immediate relatives present. The bride wore white crepe de chine, and the couple received a wedding dinner after the ceremony. They will reside with the groom’s parents for now.
Creditors of the estate of Hirtzel will meet the executor before the county judge of Jefferson County Nebraska at the county court room on August 21 1922 at nine A M to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance Three months are allowed for filing claims from May 19 1922 All claims not filed by August 19 1922 will be barred By order of the Court Dated May 19 1922 Seal
Dr. H. H. Butler advocates RAT-SNAP for rodent control in hospitals, recommending quarterly use even if no rats are visible. He claims it reliably catches rats, urging immediate action at first sight. Three sizes priced 35 cents, 65 cents, and 1.25 dollars, sold and guaranteed by Jansen Drug Co.
A speaker muses about the thrill of seeing a moving picture and plans to stay until such a scene can be witnessed. The remark hints at anticipation and desire to experience new viewing technology.
Mr. Fred Schultz remains in bed with hopeful recovery. The Ladies Aid meet Thursday at Mrs. Jordening. Zion band played Sunday at the Sunday school picnic led by Rev Falken. On Monday June 5 Zion church school under Mr. Eisman will host its internal picnic in Geo. Sandmann’s graveyard with morning service by Rev. Petratz of Tobias. Afternoon program by children and young people followed by a 4 PM baseball game between our church and the church 6 miles north. Lunch served at noon by the Ladies Aid.
The readable phrases suggest a note about grinding lenses possibly for a project or device. The fragment mentions lenses and grinding but lacks clear subjects, dates, places, or named organizations. Further context is needed to form a precise headline and summary.
A servant girl in a local household refuses to enter a house in fear of rats. The incident highlights growing concerns about rodent infestations and safety in the area. Investigators urge caution as residents report similar sightings nearby.
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