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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
Garden City jammed with visits from Meade and Montezuma residents and local families. Mrs J H Harms welcomed a newborn baby boy on June 6. society figures attended Saturday events and shared updates on harvest machinery and weekly gatherings.
Merchants in Free lan’s Fairbury and Jansen face difficulty agreeing on closing times while plans to open at a new hour progress. Scouts last year sold over 10,000 dollars in War Savings Stamps. stamps cost 4.17 in June 1924 and redeemable by Uncle Sam at 5.00. Rural mail carriers gain a $5 monthly raise effective July 1 increasing routes to 133 and 135 dollars. Interest is described as the easiest money.
A reception was hosted at the Dalke home Monday evening honoring Mr. and Mrs. Abr Dalke who wed the previous Sunday evening. In other items Freeman's in Fairbury advertises second hand refrigerators and oil stoves for sale, including a 150 pound ice capacity unit for $18.50. A separate note mentions War Savings Stamps and that Dr. R W Murray's office building is being repainted this week.
Paxton Nebraska reports weekend visits among the Flaming and Fast families. David Fast injured his arm starting a Fordson tractor but was treated by Rev Fast and Dr Paxton. Funeral held for infant son of Mr and Mrs P K Fast. John Krause builds a porch, and local grievances and visits continue among Paxton residents.
Canada’s farm implement makers have large orders from northern France for farm tools and plows. The French Government plans to distribute equipment to farmers and peasants unable to afford gear. Grain and hay machinery are reportedly included in the order.
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