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Newspaper
The Jansen News
Location
Jansen, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
4
Notice indicates the item was entered at the United States Post Office in Jansen Nebraska as second class matter. The entry preserves official status and routes mail through standard second class channels.
Jansen residents discuss village governance and a March 12 caucus for three village trustee candidates. Community Hall repairs advance, with window and door fixes, a permanent stage, and interior repainting dependent on donations and volunteer labor.
Wm Pingel family visited Claude Nider home while Mrs Brett's funeral in Plymouth drew many from the area. Several trips to Beatrice Omaha and Diller noted. Family gatherings for birthdays and hospital visits plus local baseball meeting at Fairbury are listed among Harbine residents.
A surprise farewell for Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Hofer was held last Monday evening with singing and stories. Attendees included Rev. J. Z. Wiebe returning from Oklahoma and Nebraska, and several locals traveling or visiting.
The Village of Jansen Nebraska Board of Trustees led by Chairman John A Thiessen passed a resolution to refund the outstanding Water Bonds of 11 000 issued August 1913 for a water plant With 6 percent interest redeemable after five years and due 20 years from issue The plan calls for Water Refunding Bonds of 37 000 at 1 12 percent interest payable semi annually with notices to taxpayers published in the Jansen News and posted at the Community Hall The meeting set March 30 1920 as the filing period for objections and adjourned to March 31 1920 for further actions by the trustees
If you have money to invest this year, consider supporting the local mill bank creamery quarry or any industry that can employ labor or capital. Keep your funds in the community to help build the local economy rather than sending capital elsewhere.
The Lincoln Telephone Company has installed new coils at the central station improving radio reception in town. Radio fans praise the change and report clearer signals with less interference than before.
Official notice from the Village of Jansen Jefferson County Nebraska announcing a water refunding bond issue of 4000 dollars at 5.5 percent interest to refinance 1000 dollar bonds dated 1913 with payment due dates, inviting taxpayer objections by March 30, 1925, at the village clerk’s office.
An advertisement urges mothers to use Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for a full body cleanse this spring. It claims improved color appetite sleep and happiness for the family and promotes the product as the best spring medicine. The note about Paxton correspondence indicates a late update to be published next week.
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