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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
8
A conference of all Savings Directors from the Twelve Federal Reserve Districts has been called in Washington to discuss Thrift and savings plans amid wartime measures. The meeting aims to set definite thrift goals and stamp policies as part of the national effort.
Saturday and Sunday nights mark the last film presentations of the season at Rex. A strong closing lineup is planned and expected to draw large crowds, honoring Rex management for good shows for townspeople and nearby residents. Also note two cent postage begins July 1, so use remaining 3c envelopes and stamps before then.
Miss Hermine Sturmer went to Lincoln Saturday returning Monday. Ben Friesen and family visited J. M. Friesen. The baby of Abr. Shellenberg has been sick but better. A large crowd gathered and all had a good time. New furniture at Free man's Fairbury. John J. Buller buying poultry since a change in his poultry business.
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