Pioneer Settler Peter Jansen Dies After Brief Illness
Beatrice obituary notes funeral held at Beatrice residence and Mennonite church for Peter Jansen. weather and impassable roads kept many from attending. Rev. Penner delivered the English sermon. Surviving are three daughters and sons in Beatrice Omaha St Paul and Los Angeles with other relatives.
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Peter Jansen
Beatrice
Jansen
Horton
Rock Island
Harbine
Cone
Fairbury
Penner
Hillsboro
Kansas
Penner i
G. C. Wiebe
C. J. Classen
Omah
Paul Welty
St. Paul
Mes
Aaron Classen
Seease i
Anna Useh
Monts
E ‘Sausen
Western
Connie Jansen
Los On
California
No Jansen
Crops and Soils Field Days Highlight Nebraska Trials
The Agricultural College at Lincoln June 20 and the North Platte Station June 27 host field days comparing July and September plowed wheat land, 4 inch vs 10 inch plowing, fertilizer impacts on wheat oats corn and alfalfa, and Kanred wheat against Nebraska No 60 Kharkov and Blackbull. County agents plan delegations. plan a day to inspect experiments. Hog prices fall to eight year lows in St Louis market.
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Nebraska
Kharkov
Blackbull
Agricultural College
Lincoln
North Platte
Harvest season brings town notices and travel troubles
Local residents host guests and visit relatives as harvest preparations begin at Jansen Lumber Co rail lines suffer from rain and roads. Jansen families note health issues and a funeral visit while travelers adjust plans to Meade Kansas Shafter California and Clatonia.
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Jansen Lumber Co
D.A. Friesen
Katie
Chicago
B. O. Kroeker
Meade
Kansas
Henry Heiliger
Lincoln
Plymouth
John Carstens
Clatonia
Beatrice and Fairbury
Improved Varieties Expand Nebraska Grain Plantings
About 40 percent of Nebraska winter wheat acreage is seeded to improved varieties and strains. These wheats have proven superior in yield over common winter wheat. Improved spring grains are gaining popularity. The Nebraska Crop Growers Association issues an annual seed list for pure grains, with applications for inspection to enter the certified seed list due at once.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Crop Growers Association
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Beatrice Fairbury Bus Line Faces Legal Action
Beatrice Fairbury bus line owner Frank Hollingsworth aged 19 has filed a district court petition seeking ad dication and settlement of partnership affairs and the appointment of a receiver. Others named are Lewis Miller and R M Lehart. The company lists a Reo bus worth 600 and daily profits at 3 50. Beatrice Daily Sun.
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Frank Hollingsworth
Beatrice— Fairbury
Lewis Miller
R. M. Lehart
Reo
Hollingworth
Beatrice Daily Sun
Historical Pageant Planned For Jefferson County Fair
County Superintendent Eva B Shuman will direct a historical pageant at the Jefferson County Fair this fall. Schools of the county will show the county s development from the advent of the American Indian to the installation of the radio with a committee of teachers leading the work. George W Hansen H F Hole and other early settlers provide much of the early history for the production which aims to engage both old settlers and newer residents.
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Eva B. Shuman
Jefferson County
Q. Bishop
Lacy Clark
Leach
Alice Webster
George W. Hansen
H. F. Hole
Death of Henry C. Siebe at Jansen farm residence
Henry C. Siebe, 47, died Monday at his farm seven miles north of Jansen after eight weeks of illness described as partial paralysis and sleeping sickness by doctors. He leaves a wife, father Henry Siebe Sr, three brothers William Charles Fred, and three sisters Mrs Henry Korte Mrs Wm Paul and Mrs Fangmeier. Funeral by Pastor A Heckel at Ev Friedens Church residence Thursday with interment at the church cemetery seven miles north of Jansen.
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H. C. Siebe
Jansen
Henry Siebe
William
Charles
Fred
Henry Korte
Gilead
Neb
New Dress Making Course Offered at University of Nebraska
The University of Nebraska School of Agriculture in Lincoln announces a new six month practical dress-making course starting October 8, 1923. Open to women 18 or older, it aims to prepare students to work from home or as dress-making shop assistants, with 20 registrations available in the first year. Write to the Principal for details.
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University of Nebraska School of Agriculture At
Lincoln
School of Agriculture
Sister Of Editor Recovering After Major Surgery
A sister of the editor at a Mountain Speonge Minnesota home recovered slowly after an operation performed two weeks ago. She was in critical condition for several days but shows signs of benefit from the surgical treatment. The aged father in the same hospital is somewhat improved.
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J. H. Er
Mountain Speonge Minnesi
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