Travel Interruption Hits Lincoln Family in West Nebraska
A Lincoln Nebraska family traveling west in a wagonette were tossed from their vehicle near Harbine after a collision with a horse rig. Lehman suffered a head injury and a broken ankle sustained by Mr. Levi. Dr. Murray treated fractures and arranged hospital care. The family, destitute, seeks aid from Jansen residents and Odd Fellows relief efforts as they await further treatment and potential shelter.
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Lebarad
Lincoln
Murray
Lynch
Fairbury
Geo. Wipf
Jansen
Dri Murray
Lehman
Lehr
T Hember
Oddfellows
Jorge
State Bank Guaranty Funds Deal Clarified
Fragments indicate Nebraska state banking officials plan to refund most of a 55000 draw used to pay depositors. The notice mentions delays and a state guarantee fund action tied to a 1911 gun-related case and an overdue sale directed by authorities.
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Nebraska
Rail wage cut set at 12 percent on July 1
The United States railway labor board orders about a 12 percent wage cut effective July 1. Possible strikes loom as workers and railroads debate whether freight and passenger rates will shrink by the same percentage, and how the cut applies to prior rate increases.
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United States Railway Labor Board
Prompt Cutting Means More Alfalfa
Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station findings show alfalfa yields rise when cut three or four times, depending on season. Timely cutting aligns with bloom or new crown growth, and quick stacking or barning preserves leaves worth half the hay’s value. Drying weather speeds cure. brown curing is preferred to rain damage.
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Nebraska Agricultural Experiment Station
Baptism at Ebenezer Church by Elder Kroeker
Henry G. Rempel and the Misses Mary and Lena Brandt were baptized and received as members of the Ebenezer Church last Sunday morning, Elder B O Kroeker officiating.
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Ebenezer Church
Henry. G. Rempel
Mary and Lena Brandt
B. O. Kroeker
Nazarene Church Services and Local Meeting Notes
Several Jansen women attended the Fairbury meeting on Tuesday. Thursday evening at 8 00 p m a prayer and testimony service is held in the Nazarene Church basement with the Loyal Women’s Class meeting in the Fairbury area. The item also notes weather related references tied to the incident.
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Jansen
Fairbury
Loyal Women
The
Christian Charch
Local notes from Jansen area report visits and church school events
Mrs H Ni Friesen arrived from Fairbury to visit home folks while Irene Ellsworth of bury visited Henry Hei. Agnes Paul called on Beatrice friends. Several families, including Schachenmeyers and Caspers Schwab, were guests nearby. A school meeting is announced for June 13. Wheat harvest is expected early. Pipe work finished, improving a blacksmith shop. Jansen Lumber Co unloaded a car of lumber. Farmers Union Co-Operative shipped bogs. A sewing school opened at Jansen school with Mary McCawley teaching dress cutting pattern drafting. Glasses ground in Fairbury shop. Fast and Koop toured Kansas City and Endicott by car. Post Office watchers discuss mail carrier plan. Colorado floods cited.
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H. Ni Friesen
Fairbury
Irene ‘Ellsworth
Bury
Henry Hei
Agna Paul
Beatrice
A. D. Ackerman
Schachenmeyer
Clatonia
Otto Spielman
Jansen
Sprague
H. A. Zimmerman
Baby
John Bettin
Casper Schwab
Plymouth
A.K. Ackerman
T. Fast
Nick S. Koop
Kansas City
Endicott
Burlington
Postofice Department
Jansen Post Office
Colorado
Trade With Germany Reaches Near Prewar Volumes
The article notes Germany as a major customer, with U S trade likely to surpass any prior year, while a 1921 German sales peak is anticipated. It mentions a Reedley California post office bill of $100000 and frequent local airplane flights.
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Germany
National City Bank of New York
Barbour
California
Reedley
Wymore Seeks Barneston Dam Power Line Expansion and City Plans
Wymore businessmen push for Barneston dam completion in 1922 to power a municipal plant and feed transmission lines to Wymore. Omaha bridge widening plans aim to add a second track and double driveway. A $75,000 irrigation dam near Bridgeport is noted. Engineer Mullen cited for project progress. North Platte outlines public improvements including water and sewer upgrades and paved streets.
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Wymore
Barneston
Beatrice Express
Missouri River
Omaha
The
Street Railway Company
Bridgeport
Mullen
News-Blade
North Platte
Summer Poultry Suggestions for Home Keepers
The State College of Agriculture advises farmers to remove males after the hatching season and focus on producing infertile eggs for summer use. Keep nests clean with one nest per six hens, gather eggs twice daily, store in a dry ventilated place away from odors, and protect eggs from sun when marketing.
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State College of Agriculture
Jansen Ball Team Defeats East Bower Nine Again
In a home game Jansen victory over East Bower repeats with Jansen scoring ten to East Bower's zero. East Bower struggles as their offense fails to score while Jansen shows superior play through improved practice.
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Jansen
East Bower
Sanday
East Bower Boys
Jansens
Millindice
Bower Boys
Bowe
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Jcident
Nazarene
Fair School
Fansen
State Bank of
Dolar
Bak
H. A. Thiessen
C. Achtemeier
J. Thiessen
H. T. Fast
Cashier
Ee Ae
Frank H. Nider
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