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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
1
The Armstrongs plan to vacate their South side home this week and move to Pawnee City. Mr. Armstrong has worked in Pawnee for the past month while Mrs. Armstrong contemplates joining him, amid ongoing domestic difficulties and discipline issues involving their several boys.
Farmers and agronomists are invited to the annual Crops and Soils Field Day at the University of Nebraska Agricultural College on Wednesday June 21. The program will feature more than fifty exhibits on winter wheat corn alfalfa and other forage crops, plus demonstrations of harvest and soil management practices. A picnic dinner will be served on the College campus and field tours begin at 2:00 pm, with visitors expected to return home that day.
William Kuhlman of Chester Nebraska topped the Kansas City market on May 31 with a mixed load of Herefords earning the top price of the year at 9.05 per hundredweight. The twenty-one head averaged 822 pounds, including eleven steers and ten heifers about one year old. The cattle were spring calves, weaned last fall, started on feed in December, and had a diet of ground corn and alfalfa hay with soaked corn and alfalfa in the last 90 days. The entire load sold for local-consumption-free pricing.
Fragmentary report mentions a Mr. Jacob and a Mr. Daniel at a location described as Se Tcov Bartel place. The text references a view toward a modern set in progress, but the details are obscured and dates are missing.
The Experiment Station at the University of Nebraska finds commercial fertilizers rarely profitable for poor or run-down fields, while manure generally improves yields. Legumes such as sweet clover alfalfa and red clover add nitrogen and improve soil structure, sometimes doubling productivity. The H F Wiebe family returned from a Sunday trip to Hillsboro Kansas after a Saturday car ride. British archaeologists excavate Tell sites at Ascalon Gaza to uncover ancient Philistine city ruins.
Local residents report visits and trips to Kearney Nebraska and Broken Bow with several social events noted. Dentists auto mechanics and drug store ads mingle with community notices as residents plan travels and host gatherings amid local businesses and pencil line updates.
Meade Kansas residents Pete and another Loewen return from two month Canadian tour in a car. They met the News office to share greetings from Shicineseta Lake and said no major car trouble occurred. They camped often, weather permitting, before continuing home to Meade County.
A Sunday reunion drew many Ruhnke relatives to R. R. Ruhnke's residence with eleven cars in the yard. Except for Albert Ruhnke and Mrs. Henrichs, most family members attended along with Mr. and Mrs. August Kapke and other relatives from near town and Plymouth. Ideal weather aided the event and dining turnout.
The readable lines show a man from Minburn requesting relief from rheumatism. He mentions remedies, doctors, and a letter writing to a physician about cures and relief, with garbled text and uncertain references.
The annual District No 97 school meeting will be held at the school house in Jansen on Monday evening June 12 at 7 30 p m There will be no election of school officers this year as the village election covered that but other district matters will be discussed and voters should attend
Eighth grade promotion exercises were held at Fairbury on Saturday with a large crowd including parents and friends. The Fairbury band opened the program led by R. J. Kautz. Speakers W. H. Morton and C. A. Fulmer discussed education and vocational training in Nebraska.
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