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A compilation of wry lines and snippets touching on marriage money fame and manners. The notes reference twins family dynamics aging and social foibles with light, dated humor and sharp quips.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1929
Page
3
A compilation of wry lines and snippets touching on marriage money fame and manners. The notes reference twins family dynamics aging and social foibles with light, dated humor and sharp quips.
A jumble of quirky lines questions summer envy timely travel and moral musings. It references a green katydid the pace of life a 39 year old 28 year old paradox and a string of odd anecdotes from prohibitions at the British embassy to diamonds concealed in a crippled leg, finishing with a pun.
A short note describes a clever girl who ensures she calls her regular fellow by the correct name upon returning from vacation. The detail emphasizes attentiveness to social rituals and memory.
A compact note contrasts dry eyes and dry speech with dry books and land, while humorously calling for a dry Congressman amid arid weather and political heat. The comment frames a political jab about character and fiscal restraint in a dry season.
A Los Angeles airport spectacle saw 24 dozen items parachuted down with no reported injuries or public uproar. The article notes a puzzling calm despite a dramatic display and highlights other varied topics such as stock market volatility and transatlantic speed racing.
Editorial argues special assessments levy costs on abutting property for public improvements like sewers streets and sidewalks. It notes benefits to the whole community while adjacent owners bear the cost and claims injustices from taxes not reflected in official levies. The piece urges fair distribution when entire towns use the improvements.
The article reflects on Mary MacLane a figure of adolescent irony and literary fame who worshipped Satan and boasted of many loves. It notes her death in Chicago in obscurity and poverty with few mourners and questions long term remembrance of her controversial life. Dr. Morris Fishbein is quoted on vanity and frailty.
Mrs Mable Willebrandt former Assistant Attorney General writes syndicate articles about her Hoover era experiences and a prior Catholic baiting speech in Ohio. She claims the Republican committee pressed and approved the speech drawing Republican denial. The piece hints at political lies and punishment for past actions.
Notice states Lester Troy Linville convicted in Cass County on June 1928 for auto theft has applied for parole. Board of Pardons schedules hearing at 10 a.m. on September 10, 1929, at the State Penitentiary Lincoln Nebraska. Public may appear and show cause. Frank Marsh, Secretary. N T Harmon, Chief State Probation Officer.
Warren Harmer, convicted in Cass County on September 12, 1928 for breaking and entering, seeks parole. The Board of Pardons fixes 10 a.m. September 10, 1929, at the State Penitentiary in Lincoln to hear the application. Interested parties may appear and show cause.
The Cass County Nebraska County Court in Plattsmouth notices creditors to present claims against the estate of Mary J. Sullivan. A. H. Duxbury, County Judge, will convene on August 30 1929 and December 2 1929 at ten o clock to examine claims. Deadline for presenting claims is three months from August 30 1929 and debts payable within one year from August 30 1929.
A court ordered sale in Cass County Nebraska will occur on August 31 1929 at 10:00 a m at the south front door of the Plattsmouth Court House. The property includes the south one fourth of Lot 5 and the north half of Lot 6 in Block 21 Elmwood Cass County Nebraska. The property belongs to Hadsell L Hart a minor over fourteen years of age et al and is seized to satisfy Elmwood State Bank's judgment. The sale is cash to the highest bidder.
The court sets September 6 1929 at 10 am for the hearing on Mary B. Wilsons petition to appoint Orval J. Hathaway as administrator of James F. Wilsons estate. Notice will run in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to the hearing date.
In Cass County Nebraska the estate of George E Sullivan deceased is under court review Jen nie Porter filed a petition alleging death intestate in Fall River County South Dakota on or about August 7 1910. The petition seeks a probate determination of death time heirs degree of kinship and descent rights to the described real estate with a hearing scheduled September 6 1929 at 10 a m in Plattsmouth Nebraska. The heirs named include Jennie Sullivan widow Kenneth Sullivan Herman Sullivan and Georgia Sullivan. The petitioner holds a one third interest in the property.
In the County Court of Cass County Nebraska James E Shields deceased. Paul Wohlfarth filed a petition August 9 1929 alleging intestacy and ownership of undivided one fourth in Lots 10 11 12 Block 60 Plattsmouth. Hearing set September 6 1929 at 10 a m for heirs at law kinship and descent rights and for an order barring claims.
Notice of final settlement in the estate of Sam G. Smith and an array of lawsuits and notices in Cass County Nebraska. County Court dates set for September 6 1929 for heirs and interested parties to appear. Court actions include quiet title and sale notices for Emeline M. Austin estate and a real estate sale under a decree in Plattsmouth.
Plattsmouth Nebraska County Court fixes three months from August 23 1929 for presenting claims and one year from that date for payment of debts in the matter of the estate of John C Urban deceased. The notices were issued July 25 1929.
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