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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
5
Cartoon titled Pp. P. Bliss by artist Herman F. Brandt features a lit scene with distinctive illustration style. The caption identifies the work and credits the creator.
Last Sunday evening the Jugend Verein of Rev St Pauls church Cub Creek held its annual meeting. Five new members joined boosting membership to 51. Officers for the year are Arthur Ruhnke president Herman Ackman vice president Ida Vogt Ita Rohr and other names listed. Next Sunday evening the Verein will celebrate with a festivity and a hearty welcome.
Local excerpt shows Mr. Cobbles warning Fair about summer boarders saying he'll take them if they come but only one breakfast call at 4 a.m. with his hired man to be busy, as noted in the Mass Age-Herald.
A fragment shows a playful exchange about a small gift box of sweets and Mr Hoover’s advocacy for conserving treats. The odd dialogue references patriotism and a playful kiss line, dated as a brief social note.
A fragment captures a World War I era exchange about weather and courage. Mr Greucher speaks of facing war machinery in France with resolve, while friends and relatives line up in support and soldierly sentiment.
A man with mild inclinations questions the practicality of teaching German in schools. He suggests confusion over balancing temper and study as students confront language lessons. The exchange hints at cultural tensions influencing language education.
A brief wartime dialogue shows a man asking about bread rationing and a woman replying that war bread could win the war. He counters that it would help only if it could be fed to Germany.
A fragment shows a resolute citizen declaring no word as fail. Farmer el counters with a line about watching a young peach orchard, mentioning Isteckon the man who proclaimed persistence.
An essay on editors and readers delaying works for approval, citing Henry, Robertson, Poe, and Porter as examples of writers who faced rejection before success. Local notes mention surgeries, visits, and social events in Harbine and nearby towns, with moving pictures in Haybine this week.
A vivid portrait describes Trotzky as tall and vigorous with a high pitched voice and dynamic presence. The text emphasizes his aggressive stance and intense mental passion, portraying him as a compact spring ready to spring.
A brief remark quotes a voter stating they have only recently started considering the government plan and have not yet formed a reasoned view. The statement highlights limited time for debate and decision.
Disjointed notes describe confusion over appropriate attire at a golf club. The fragment hints at insignia and possible dress code details but is incomplete. No names or dates are clear.
E A Wunder announces bid for Democratic County Attorney nomination he currently holds the office and seeks a second term. Other candidates have not yet declared. Jansen Ne is mentioned in passing with unclear context. Bartel has acquired an invalid chair enabling movement among town residents.
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