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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1925
Page
3
A collage of quotes and witticisms touching on New York politics and society, jokes about evolution, fashion, and public figure foibles. It parodies campaigns, media, and daily life with clipped anecdotes and quips.
A collection of sharp, disjointed observations and quips on politics labor law culture and novel headlines. It mentions messages about child labor reform Uncle Sam debt France Britain post rates book sales and a seasick jazz band with a dry playful tone.
A car load of live poultry to be delivered at the poultry car near the Burlington freight house in Plattsmouth on Wednesday September 2nd for one day only. Cash prices offered for hens old Cox pekin ducks springs and leghorns plus beef hides and horse hides pricing.
Direct load lots to the New York market allow this firm to pay top prices for poultry. The notice asserts long standing reputation for fair dealing and mentions Plerts mouth as a longstanding point of contact. W. E. Keeney signs the notice.
The piece argues that Virginia and Ohio primaries show low participation and minority rule, decrying the process as a menace. It notes about ten percent turnout in Virginia and a similar pattern elsewhere, urging a return to the delegate convention method with safeguards.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports calls to make the primary a requirement for voter eligibility. Protesters argue it could restrict participation while supporters claim it clarifies election processes.
Conservatism in investing is urged as warnings rise about over speculation in stock markets. Analysts cite high industrial stock prices, recent market upswings, and lessons from past booms and busts. Caution is advised to sustain American prosperity and prevent sharp declines.
Snowbound conditions in the Arctic hinder explorer MacMillan as his route is blocked by heavy snow. Despite harsh weather he presses onward, relying on perseverance and navigational skill to advance through whiteout terrain.
The State of Nebraska Cass County In the matter of the estate of Ida Grace Tritsch deceased. Petition by Margaret Kaffernberger and Emme Noktine to grant administration to Elmer Tritsch. Hearing set for September 16 at 10 a m in County Court. Notice by publication in Flathead Journal for three weeks prior.
Charles W Hula and wife Winifred G Hula Anton Hula and Michael Hula seek to quiet title to north half of Lots 7 8 and all of Lots 9 12 in Block 11 Townsend's Addition Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska. Defendants must answer by October 5 1925 or petition facts will stand true. Attorney W A Robertson represents plaintiffs.
Joseph F Tubbs plaintiff files for quiet title against Union Trust Company of New York as Trustee and others. Notice targets defendants and all interest holders in Lots 12 13 14 in Longs First Addition Mynard Cass County Nebraska. Action seeks mortgage release recorded December 1873 and other relief.
Public sale actions in Cass County Nebraska follow a 1925 court decree. The sale by referee takes place September 14 1925 at 10 am at the Plattsmouth courthouse for parcels in Sections 27 and 22 Township 10 Range 13 east with partial cash terms and future possession. Abstracts provided. rents to purchaser. notice also covers suit to quiet title in Plattsmouth. probate hearing set for September 14 1925 at 10 am for Henriette N Hales estate with executor Chris Mockenhaupt.
The State of Nebraska Cass County County Court notifies creditors of the estate of Alice Cory deceased to present claims by September 4 1925 and December 5 1925 with hearings at 10 a m. on each date. Debts must be paid within one year from September 4 1925. Witnesses hand and seal August 10 1925. (Seal) A H Duxbury.
In the matter of the estate of Henry S Perrs deceased the county court in Plattsmouth will receive and examine all claims on September 8 1925 and December 8 1925 at 10 o clock a m to adjust and allow claims. The time to present claims ends three months from September 1925 and debts must be paid within one year from September 1925. Witness the county court seal dated August 4 1923.
Grace DeLes Dernier formerly Grace Applegate files supplemental petition to modify the 1924 alimony decree. Defendant Joy R. Applegate must answer by September 21, 1925, or default and decree as prayed will be entered. The suit involves land in sections 27 and 22 in township 10 north range 13 east and related proceeds.
A concise observation notes that only a small share of general complaints target women's styles, implying broad acceptance or indifference to fashion. The line hints at social norms and gendered critique without detailing events or individuals.
Notice to defendant Theodore M Scarborough in Cass County Justice Court that Emil A Wurl filed August 12 1925 a petition seeking $145.31 on a promissory note and assigned accounts. Hearing set September 1 1925 at 10 a m. If no appearance or answer a judgment will be entered against you.
Referee appointed by Cass County District Court will auction the west 90 acres of the NE quarter of Section 34 Township 12 Range 9 in Cass County Nebraska. Sale at First National Bank Greenwood on September 4 1925 at 2 00 pm with ten percent down and balance on court confirmation. Abstracted title to be provided.
Cellecia Hiatt files a district court petition in Cass County Nebraska on August 4 1925 seeking to quiet title to the north half of the northeast quarter and southeast quarter of the northeast quarter in Section 29 Township 11 North Range 14 East. The suit targets deed corrections involving Ruben Rearns and John Carrell grants and mortgages and names heirs devisees and interested parties with a September 21 1925 response deadline.
Falls City reports expanded water supply with new resources and infrastructure improving service reliability for residents and businesses.
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