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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
4
Notice indicates entry at the United States Post Office in Jansen Nebraska as second class matter for mailing and filing.
Businesses consider a two day picnic in Jansen this summer to follow the early August town cau t aqu a. Washouts in eastern Nebraska and east of the Missouri last week slowed Rock Island trains. All division section hands were ordered out Saturday night after a washout near Omaha delayed service.
The author argues recent primary results reflect voter support for conservative, economical government and a businesslike administration. Both parties should nominate capable men who will restrain government expansion and keep public affairs aligned with private industry.
After a weekend heat wave a rain shower cooled the air improving crops with wheat nearing harvest and potatoes promising good yields. Oats are light unless rains arrive soon. Early cherries near ripening, and carpenters report busy repair work across Harbine and surrounding areas. The Rock Island campaign promotes Americanization of its employees. Levi Wall visits Paxton area as Perkins County students graduate.
W C T U met at Mrs. Ralph Sandman home Thursday. Families of Geo Arnold Sr Junior and Henry Arnold attended Hanover Kansas silver wedding. Powell defeated Harbine in baseball. Harbine to play Endicott next Sunday. Miss Helen Kremke elected Harbine school principal for coming term.
First published June 12 1924 and last published June 26 1924 the Jefferson County Nebraska probate notice seeks to probate Jaco Brandt real and personal estate with Karoline Brandt named Executrix. July 15 1924 at 9 am set for hearing. notice to interested parties via Jansen News. W J Moss attorney for estate. Omaha hosted 350 4H delegates for Boys and Girls club week on June 6. a 21 year old grandfather clock in Omaha remains accurate.
T J O Shaughnessy of Rock Island Lines proposes two hours weekly for un naturalized employees to study English reading writing and U S Constitution with classes at division points over about 28 weeks. In Chicago Morgan A Hogge coordinates Americanization with local boards of education at other points. After course completion a U S Naturalization Board inspector will issue a diploma and after five years residence the diploma may admit the worker to citizenship.
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