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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
Statement notes care in publishing despite typographical errors and records the item as entered at the United States Post Office in Jansen Nebraska as second class matter.
The editorial notes relief at Brown’s capture and urges scrutiny of the state's parole and pardon practices. It questions why prison records were not thoroughly examined before liberating prisoners and suggests reform.
The Nebraska State Farm Bureau Federation arranges county representatives to copy every taxpayer’s personal tax return and post the lists in conspicuous places across districts. The state tax commissioner approves the plan.
Opinions differ on the value of party primary nominations while agreeing on their high cost. Beatrice candidate Lloyd Crocker, a Republican challenger to McLaughlin in the Fourth District, canvassed Jansen-area voters amid limited political interest. The item also notes a Rock Island booklet Rocky Mountains Unlimited highlighting Colorado Rockies, plus local school and community news from Paxton Nebraska with family visits, weather, and harvest activity.
Opinion differs on how much recent heat and drought harmed local wheat. Some see insignificant injury while others warn much damage from extreme weather may delay harvest. if current conditions continue, threshing could begin before month’s end.
Henry D. Ens notes visits by J. E. Friesen and Peter Harms families from Ingalls and Montezuma with their Ford. I. H. Harms drove Rev. P. Z. Wiebe to Ingalls. A. A. Willems of Inman visited briefly. A Sunday rainstorm caused damage including hail and hindered grain cutting as oats and barley near ripening.
County Clerk candidate E. R. Allen declares candidacy for the Republican primary to determine the party nomination for Jefferson County clerk. Electors are urged to support him at the upcoming primary election.
Arthur J. Denney announces his candidacy as a Republican for County Attorney of Jefferson County subject to voters at the Primary on July 18, 1922.
The crowd included Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Penner and their young daughter who attended the Blaffton Glee Club gathering a second time. The writer notes longtime friendship with the Penners and recalls shared pleasant hours and a rare checker defeat.
A fragmented note contemplates how people choose between lending or spending or giving and the pull to borrow beg or obtain items. The terse reflection hints at social exchange and personal choice in a shared economy.
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