Jansen News Rates and Typographic Notice
The notice states a yearly subscription price of $1.50 and an 8 percent rate to avoid mistakes. It warns the publisher does not assume responsibility for typographic errors. The item is entered at the Jansen Nebraska post office as second class matter.
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Cate
United States Post Office
Jansen
Nebraska
Fred Brockmeyer
Jefferson County
Said
Daily Journal
Associated Press
United Press
National News Service
Beatrice Man in Closer Touch With Convention Than News Bureaus
Beatrice Nebraska notes show locals closely following the 1920 Republican convention in Chicago. Senator Peter Jansen’s tip on Harding’s nomination drew wide belief and press crews raced to publish ahead of formal bulletins. Local figures like C B Dempster and J E Emery recall Harding’s earlier visits and discuss the ticket.
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Beatrice
Peter Jansen
Daily Express
Chicago
Harding
Jansen
C. J. Clasgen
United Press
Associated Press
Senator Harding
Hughes
Dempster
Senator Jansen
A. H. Kidd
Paddock Hotel
C. B. Dempster
Mr. Harding
J. E. Emery
Emery
Beatrice Daily Express
Harvest equipment repair rush as Reedley farmers prep
Reedley residents report farming morale and care for hay harvest gear. Mrs H H Wall and Agnes note the need to keep repairs ready due to scarce help and looming harvest. Local social news covers visits, church events, weather, and travel to the Pacific coast.
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Towns
Rock Creek News notes the Sollenberg family driving to Beatrice to visit the Gaylors and Mrs. Gaylor’s mother in Fairbury. Anna and Minnie Hinzman visit their sister Mrs. Ford in Ackman. Scott Horner hosts a Sunday visitor, John Clasby from Oklahoma, with Mrs. Rohrbaugh of Jansen and Ed Clasby from Fairbury. Chas Turner and family visit the Hughes home in Richland Center.
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H. C. Flaming
Lizzie
Clara
Ben Fast
D. A. Flaming
North Platte
Strauss
Henderson
Ben K. Fast
Clara Flaming
Caroline Isaac
J. P. Fast
Jacob Fast
Inman
Kans
J. P. Flamings
Peter Goertz
Baby
John
Mary Friesen
Peat Flaming
John Goertz
Jansen
Wm. J. Steer
Jane
A. B. Flamings
J. P. Fasts
N. D. Thiessens
H. A. Friesen
Arthur
John Krause
Harry Wittmuss
Ogallala
J.P
A. B. .Flaming
Most
J. P. Flaming
Alvina
Marie
S. E. Gaylor
Mr. Gaylor
Fairbury
Anna
Minnie Hinzman
Ford, Ackman
Scott Horner
John Clasby
Oklahoma
A. Rohrbaugh
Ed. Clasby
Chas. Turner
John Hughes
Richland Center
Estate attorney notes on County Judge Rain filing
Louis J. Nutzman serves as County Judge with F. L. Rain acting as attorney for the estate. The brief indicates official probate actions and legal representation for the same.
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Ouis J. Nutzman
F. L. Rain
Atty
Light showers reported near town after cloudy night
Clouds banked in the northwest and moved east yielding a light sprinkle. A shower was said to have fallen about six to seven miles north of town. Fred Vorderstrasse, visiting Monday, estimated rainfall at his place at half an inch.
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Fred Vorderstrasse
Narrow Escape as Horse Rig Intercepts Train at Crossing
An accident was narrowly averted Saturday evening when a horse rig with several occupants drove onto the track in front of train No. 5 thundering through town at speed. Witnesses say the rig barely cleared the track at the southwest crossing.
Sturmer couple stay on farm near Jansen, delay Beatrice move
A correction notes Mr. and Mrs. H. Sturmer remain on the farm east of Jansen and will likely not move to Beatrice before month’s end, contrary to last week’s report that they were moving to Beatrice.
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H. R. Harms
Kansas
Meade
Mr. Harms
Western Kansas
Frank Wade thanks borrower for car return
Frank Wade expresses gratitude to the party who borrowed his car, requesting others seeking to borrow it to ask permission first. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thiessen and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Janzen shared Sunday dinner at the John D. Thiessen home.
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Jacob Klievers
N. B. Friesen
H. H. Wall
Maggie Wall
Pete
H. F. Friesen
Nick
Isaac Wall Sr
Fresno
Herman Thiessen
Frank Wade
Frank
Edward Thiessen
H. C. Janzen
John D. Thiessen
Granary Built by Jansen Lumber for Mobile Grain Storage
The Jansen Lumber Company recently built a granary with about 900 bushels capacity. It is constructed to be moved any distance without damage. Farmers may welcome a ready made storage option if grain yields meet expectations.
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Jansen Lumber Company
Editor’s Country Trips Foreshadow Strong Crop Prospects
The editor planned multiple journeys to the Jansen vicinity late last week. Crops were found in excellent condition and the outlook for a good harvest appeared brighter than at this time previously.
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Jansen
Alfalfa Harvest Progress and Local Travellers Report
Alfalfa harvest shows strong first cutting with a heavy crop for the week. Jansen residents drove to Alexandria Sunday. trains 5 and 37 disrupted by damage to a Rock Island bridge on the U P track near Albright. A Mountain Lake Minnesota relative reports warm rainy weather and sleepless nights. The Thiessen family plans California travel, stopping at Paxtee for a N. D. visit. After failed fishing trips, the writer nets two fish including a 5 lb carp catfish Thursday night.
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Rock Island
U. P
Southwest Albright
School Meeting Attendance Described As Very Low
District notes show weak turnout for the annual school meeting despite proper advertisement. J J Fast was re elected as auditor.
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Jad Dee Duely
J. J. Fast
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the. Jansen News
Paxton
Nebraska News
A. B. Flaming
Dughter Alvina
G. B. Thiessen
Reedley
Henry Abrams
Cutler
Henry E. Thiessen
John H. Thiessens
Philip Thiessen
Isaac
California
Agnes
M. B. Church
Jansen and
Pacific Coast
M. B. Barkman
H. N. Friesen
Bill Bilts
Caliornia
Rock Creek News
O. H. Sollenberger
John Gerth
Plymouth
Nebr
State Journal
Lincoln, Netr
Journal
State Bank of
Jansen Peopl
Alexandria
Mountain Lake
Minnesota
Paxtee
Neds
N. D. the Sea
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