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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1929
Page
3
A Beebe expedition fish, sought for more deep sea specimens, can appear to serve dual roles. The passage discusses various ideas from religion to politics, noting public figures and international topics like Fuad of Egypt visiting Europe and Russia Poland production.
A concise editorial note argues that a businessman must ensure workers focus on tasks. It hints at broader economic concerns including Muscle Shoals and automotive trends, suggesting public appetite shifts amid political events and fiscal outlooks.
A collage of lines notes equality and social topics from a newspaper column. It mentions Norway factories at capacity and workers buying homes, Japanese residents returning to teach stay at home families, and observations on women's incomes and dress. It also references a German boxing champion with a PhD and Max Schmeling earning money, and a Philippine marriage law. It ends with a golf tip from Bobby Jones about adjusting ball position near the cup.
The Milwaukee Sentinel praises General Dawes for wearing evening dress rather than silk knee breeches at a foreign court. It defends American ambassadorial uniform as proper, noting predecessors who copied British court fashion were imprudent. The piece argues Americans should not expect him to mimic foreign ceremonial dress at home.
The Atlantic Monthly essay by Dr. Francis Bowes Sayre argues America faces a decisive fork between cooperating with other nations on economics, armament, and trade or pursuing armed isolation. He traces U S policy, lauds arbitration, and urges united action and League of Nations principles as the proper path.
Mr Wickershams suggestion that the federal government and states share enforcement duties puzzles many involved in prohibition. Clarence True Wilson calls it unsound while Anne Marden Deyo praises it as in nation's best interest, signaling a debated approach to law and judges power.
The piece mocks ex president Calvin Coolidge for dull magazine writing paid at a dollar a word and lacking emotion. It notes a rise of boxing in Mexico as a popular sport and comments on U S politics and governance amid partisan views.
At a conference on human relations in industry speakers stressed ongoing adult education as key to business success. With global markets, rapid invention, and changing standards, leaders must study, adapt, and apply, moving from gossip to facts in pursuit of efficiency and ethics. Dr Josiah Oldfield notes girls are more cultured than boys due to aspirations to be ladies.
The State of Nebraska Cass county in county court notifies creditors of the estate of John C Urban deceased to present claims within three months from August 23 1929 and pay debts within one year. A H Duxbury county judge will receive and examine claims at 10 o clock a m on August 28 1929 and November 25 1929 in the county court room Plattsmouth.
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska Lincoln Division the bankrupt Anton J Trilety of Plattsmouth Cass County was adjudicated on July 23 1929. The first meeting of creditors is set for August 8 1929 at 10 o clock in the forenoon in the Federal Court Room Lincoln Nebraska. Creditors may attend prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee consider sale of assets and transact other business. Dated July 26 1929 Daniel McClenahan Referee in Bankruptcy.
By order of sale from Cass County District Court clerk Golda Noble Beal the county announces a public auction on August 31 1929 at 10:00 am at the south front door of the Plattsmouth Court House to sell the south one quarter of Lot 5 and the north half of Lot 6 in Block 21 Elmwood Cass County Nebraska to satisfy Elmwood State Bank verdict against Hadsell L Hart a minor over fourteen years of age et al. conducted by Sheriff Bert Reed.
In Cass County Nebraska Elizabeth C Jenkins sues to quiet title to land described as east half of southwest quarter Section 6 and east half of northwest quarter Section 7 in Township 11 North Range 13 East. Defendants include Emeline M Austin and various heirs. Hearing set for September 9 1929 to decide title. Also probate order for Ed Metteer will filed with court to appoint John Brinton executor. Published in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
An official announcement states living costs in England have fallen to the lowest level in 12 years, marking a notable decline from recent years and signaling reduced expenses for households nationwide.
The Cass County Nebraska County Court schedules a hearing for August 23 1929 at 10 a m on a supplemental petition filed by Rosetta Axmaker concerning the estate of John L Axmaker who died intestate in Cass County about April 21 1908. The petition seeks determination of the time of death kinship and descent of described real property including sections 16 township 11 range 9 and other assets leaving Rosetta Axmaker Myra Ethel Kyles and Margaret Hazel Axmaker as heirs.
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