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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1934
Page
4
County supervisors will visit farms beginning December 3 to verify hog counts and help signers complete compliance records for the 1934 corn hog contract year ending November 30. Final payments of 2.00 per head await signers upon full compliance, with most expected to meet one hundred percent.
The third lesson for Women enrolled in the Live-at-Home Series is Economical Food Buying. It covers planning the market list, choosing where to market, and when to buy. The training runs Monday through Friday with listed local stops in Cass county and neighboring towns. Farmers are urged to secure seed corn now due to expected shortages next spring and the lack of government seed purchases in Nebraska. Local growers should use homegrown seed or seed from nearby areas with similar conditions to ensure reliable germination and adaptation.
Western Nebraska held agri culture meetings in six towns last week. Attendees regarded the events as highly successful, marking the second year of the program.
Six meetings in six panhandle locations begin in Lincoln the first full week of January with sessions led by state association secretaries. Notable speakers are being lined up, including Miss Ruth O'Brien of Washington. Poultry, crop, livestock, and engineering groups plan joint topics amid emergency farming concerns. Four banquets are planned and daily mass meetings culminate Thursday afternoon.
PWA Engineer Lateuser approved contracts totaling nearly 700000 for Nebraska public works. Highlights include 160920 to Martin Day Co for the Columbus Genoa job and 250476 to Hardwick & Co for the Sutherland project. Columbus Genoa involves 23300000 cubic yards of dirt at 239250. Other bids: Omaha Steel Works 19356. Philips & Davis 27000. H Beal 23850 for Kenesaw water works.
Washington report notes calls to update English course books. Dr. Atwood H. Townsend cites courses average literature periods from 1673 while student reading preferences center around 1924, a 251 year gap. The finding spurred discussion on aligning curricula with current student interests.
Chapman Halbert owner of Scott s Taxicab in Falls City was abducted by two gunmen on Friday night. They robbed him of about 35 to 49 dollars and forced him to drive along highway 77 before ordering him out near Dawson. The robbers then drove away in Halbert’s new car, while authorities searched the area.
Kansas City boss T J Pendergast acknowledged writing to Democratic National Committee Chairman Farley to aid in settling the income tax case of John Lazia, who was later slain. He confirmed the letter and noted the government often settled such cases out of court for reduced sums. Lazia offered full settlement and Pendergast sought Farley’s help.
Communist forces threaten Kwangsi province with a 200 mile front and may strike Wuchow where American missionaries are stationed. The US gunboat Min Danao was ordered to move up the Kiang river to Wuchow for possible evacuation of foreign residents.
See it before you buy It. In the County Court of Cass County Nebraska to all persons interested in the estate of James Pajeck deceased No 3088. A petition has been filed praying for administration and appointment of Michael Bajeck as administrator. Hearing set for December 0, 1934 at 10 a m. Dated November 27 1934 A H Duxbury County Judge.
To the creditors of the estate of Ernest W Millbern deceased No 2070. Time for filing claims ends March 28 1935. A hearing will be held at the County Court Room in Plattsmouth on April 5 1935 at ten A M to examine hear allow and adjust all claims filed. Dated December 3 1934.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Bernard C. Rakow deceased that Katherine C. Rakow is administratrix. The petition is set for hearing on December 14, 1934 at 10 a.m. in the district court. Dated November 16, 1934.
The petition of Martha T. Rennanz's estate is set for a hearing at 9 o'clock a.m. on November 14, 1934, with William G. Rennanz as administrator. Dated November 14, 1934.
Hearing set in County Court at Plattsmouth on March 29 1935 at ten o clock a m to examine and adjust all claims and objections against Phillip Lambert deceased Dated November 23 1934 A H Duxbury clerk of the county court Cecen 26 3w LLC
Plaintiffs Michael Hild and relatives file in Cass County District Court to quiet title to lot 9 in block 97 in Plattsmouth Nebraska against heirs, devisees, and unknown claimants. They seek decree in their favor and other relief. Respondents must answer by January 7, 1935. W A Robertson represents the plaintiffs.
Claims against the estate of Bessie Shea No 3059 are to be heard at Plattsmouth on April 5 1935 at 10 A M for examining hearing allowing and adjusting all duly filed claims or objections Special County Judge BE TEFFT directs.
Deceased James M. Robertson case No 3078. hearing set for March 22, 1935 at 10:00. All claims or objections must be filed. Dated November 17, 1934.
In Cass county Nebraska the estate of Martha S Lewis deceased seeks license to sell real estate. W H Coffelt administrator will offer Lots 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 Wise Out Lots Addition Plattsmouth at public auction December 29 1934 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the courthouse. 10 percent cash at sale balance on confirmation possession on confirmation.
The State of Nebraska Cass County sheriff sale by order of C B Sedgway clerk. On December 15 at 10:00 A M at the south front door of the courthouse in Cass County sell the north half of the northwest quarter section 20 township 10 range 14 east of the sixth principal meridian to satisfy a judgment of The First Trust Company of Lincoln Nebraska against Charles F Morton et al Plattsmouth Nebraska November 30 1934.
Plattsmouth Nebraska notices announce a 1934 sale of real estate owned by Plattsmouth Lodge No 789 Elks to satisfy court judgments with two parcels in Cass County. Also filed is a quiet title suit by Charles Vallery against James O Neil heirs and others seeking to clear title to lots in Plattsmouth. Plaintiffs warn defendants to answer by January 7 1935 or face decree.
Notice records a November 1 1934 stockholders meeting amending the Articles of Incorporation. The company name changes to The Manley Grain Co and broadens business to buy and sell real estate grain livestock merchandise and farm products plus lending. Corporate term set at 99 years from December 22 1934. Frank L Bergman president and Orril Schliefert secretary sign the document.
Notice: the administratrix Helen Tickotter seeks administration of Anna E Hell’s estate. The petition will be heard before the court on December 14, 1934 at ten o clock in the morning. Dated November 14, 1923.
To nil persons Interested in the estate of Herman Zamzow deceased a petition for probate of a will and for appointment of Henrietta Zantzen as Executrix has been filed. The hearing is set before the court on December 14 1934 at ten oclock a m.
James Greer deceased No 3074 time limited for filing and presenting claims against senird estates is March 14 1936. A hearing will be held March 22 1936 at ten o clock before Counts Judge.
Administratrix files final report and petition for examination and allowance of administration accounts and determination of heirship. Hearing set before court on December 8, 1934 at 2:00 PM. Dated November 7, 1924.
The Administrator has filed final report and petition for examination and allowance of accounts determination of heirship assignment of residue and discharge. The petition and report will be heard before the Court on December 14, 1934 at ten o 93.
The State of Nebraska informs all interested persons that Etta Moore has filed a petition for the estate of William F Moore who died in Cass county around September 12 1932. The heirs listed include Ella Moore Mary descent ion Willa Hansen Margaret Moore Vera Hild and Frances Humble. The court sets a hearing for December 14 1934 at 10 a m in Plattsmouth Nebraska to determine death time heirs kinship and right of descent of the described real estate in sections 25 town 11 range 13.
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