Post Office Entry From Jansen Nebraska Opens Mintier Class
The notice records an entry at the United States Post Office in Jansen Nebraska as second class mail matter, detailing classification and origin.
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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1924
Page
4
The notice records an entry at the United States Post Office in Jansen Nebraska as second class mail matter, detailing classification and origin.
The article notes no drop in temperature after the longest day, frequent rains keep moisture high, and corn shows rapid growth. It also records the Senate authorizing $7 500 to aid Senator Frank L Greene of Vermont who was involved in a shooting incident with bootleggers and revenue officers in the capital.
Harvesting in the Jansen vicinity will start later as wheat ripens slowly and yields vary. Community notes report Hessian fly issues, window-breaking concerns, moves between Nebraska and California, family visits, illnesses including measles and gallstones, fishing trips yielding 390 bullheads, road work, church events, sales, and cherry picking beginning with a heavy early fruit yield.
In Reedley California on June 20 families travel for a pet vacation. Jacob Peters, son of Jacob Peters, died after an accidental gunshot in Fresno after a Sunday incident. Many local residents like H T Fast H C Janzen and H H Wall visit relatives in Shafter and Los Angeles, with others handling illnesses and travel, including Daisy Thiessen and N B Friesen.
A large crowd gathered for an open air concert by the Lutheran Band boys. The Baptist Sunday School plans a creek picnic Wednesday. Mildred Kiskall of Steele City was hired to teach the Primary Department. Families of Kremke and Wrigley spent Sunday at the Kroetsching home west of Jansen. A moving picture show drew a sizable audience Tuesday evening. Mrs Kroetsching Irene Copeland and Mrs Copeland were in Larbury last week. Rev. Aug Dumin has accepted the pastorate at the Reformed Church east of town. He and his wife arrived from Sheybogan Wisconsin last week. Henry Wolters attended the funeral of Mrs Behrens at Cub Creek church Sunday. G F Kroetsching was in Beat Rice on business Tuesday.
Karoline Brandt petitions to prove probate of Jacob Brandt deceased last will filed June 1924. Hearing set July 1 1924 at 9 a m in County Court. Notice to interested parties by three week publication in Jansen News. County Judge Louis J Nutzman sealed. W J Moss attorney for estate.
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