Santa's Insurance Plans Scrutinized Then Christmas Assurance
With two life policies a fire policy taxes and Christmas at stake Santa must perform decisively.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
3
With two life policies a fire policy taxes and Christmas at stake Santa must perform decisively.
In Chile nitrate fields workers gamble by betting who can hold a lit dynamite stick longest. Prizes go to the winner as others collect. A cautionary note about hazardous games in harsh work environments.
The passage warns that continued risky use of quick start fuel in kitchens may provoke men to drag shotguns through fences, reflecting gendered stereotypes and violent imagery.
The fashion page reports Harpins returning in a new pacifist form, valued for ornament over utility. They are unlikely to regain prominence as defense or offense tools like their historical predecessors.
In reply to a questionnaire about kissing on a first date after introduction, 90 percent of senior girls at a California college said Certainly. The result is presented as a strong answer to a question considered foolish.
The piece argues for circulating silver dollars over paper money, claiming sound silver currency in pockets is more valuable than equivalent paper money in wallets. It presses for more silver dollars in circulation and notes paper currency as a lesser substitute.
The Baltimore Evening Sun questions whether unlimited air time for candidates justifies broadcast regulation. It notes campaigns led by radio influenced figures like Norman Thomas Foster Brinkley Field Shuler failed to win big followings, suggesting air exposure may not reliably boost results.
The piece argues that the postwar debt era proved costly and that individuals and governments should cut down on borrowing. It urges prudent finances, reduced taxes and interest, liquidation by choice, and living within means, citing the rise of self denial and avoidance of old mortgages as lessons from the Great Depression.
The health and tenure of German President Paul von Hindenburg and British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald loom large in European politics today. Their retirement could trigger crises, risking delays to global economic recovery amid German and British political instability and a fragile National government.
Governor Roosevelt met a hunger marchers committee in Albany. he listened, explained untenable demands, and showed state and city efforts already preventing starvation. He refused impossible requests, instructing the group while demonstrating officials may hear dissent without yielding to extremism. The encounter mirrors Roosevelt’s public stance toward radicals.
W A Boyd of Tuscaloosa burns about 27000 dollars of mortgages and open accounts he holds, then ads in the Tuscaloosa News inviting others to discuss debt relief. The act is described as generous and possibly a civic model for easing crushing debt burdens without demanding repayment in full.
A reminiscence recalls the era when customers queued for service in a barber shop, reflecting on patient routine and social patterns of public grooming in past times.
An advertised fat loss plan endorses Kruschen Salts with a morning dose before breakfast. It promises measurable fat loss in four weeks, improved health, and energy, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold through F. G. Fricke & Co. and drugstores.
An Omaha wire analysis links November 8 results in Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota and other states to opposition to the farm board and government co operatives. It notes Representative Simmons defeat by Terry Carpenter and suggests grain elevator interests helped swing votes away from board backers. The piece frames the shift as a broader farmer revolt redefining political loyalties.
The case involves Thomas Svoboda and Anna Svoboda defendants. On December 3, 1932 at 10 am the sheriff will auction Lots 1 and 2 in Block 27 of Young and Hays Addition Plattsmouth excluding the west 30 feet of Lot 2. Proceeds to satisfy Plattsmouth Loan and Building Association judgment. Located Cass County Nebraska. N3-5W.
A New York judge observes many men who should be paperhangers practice law. He suggests if steady work and fair livelihood exist in paper hanging, some lawyers might choose the trade.
By order of sale, C E Ledewary clerk will on December 3 1962 at 10 pm in the county courthouse offer for cash lots 1 and 2 in Block 1 Young and Hayrs Addition Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska. Property of James E Waller Clara Waller Walt Minnear Elizabeth May Minnear and M B E Prigs defendants to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Plattsmouth Loan and Building Association dated 1932.
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court directs W G Kieck administrator to show cause why final settlement and residue assignment should not be granted. Hearing set for December 23 1882 at 10 am. Notice to interested parties by publication in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior.
In Cass county Nebraska the estate of John Stuart Livingston seeks Maud M. Livingston Administratrix to file final settlement and residue assignment, hear heirship determination, and discharge. Court to convene November 26, 1932 at ten o clock a.m. publish notice in Platts paper for three weeks. n28-2w A H Duxbury County Judge.
Seal file n21-3w records A H Duxbury probate hearing. Court schedules notification to interested parties and execution of will under county probate authority. Proceedings guide eligible heirs through proof of will and appointment of executor.
Defendants James T O Hara Roy Stewart George L Kerr and all persons with interests in the W half Section 22 Township 10 North Range 12 East Cass County Nebraska are notified of a foreclosure action filed November 19 1932 by Bankers Life Insurance Company of Nebraska to foreclose a mortgage dated July 23 1923 on the described property due 226000 plus interest and due taxes for 1930 1931 with defaults. The plaintiff seeks foreclosure sale and costs with a response due by January 18 1933.
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