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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
2
Nebraskan officials including Glenas and commissioners convene in Omaha for a state convention. Discussion centers on budget, roads funding, and potential tax measures as registered voters prepare for upcoming proceedings. The event highlights the role of county leaders in shaping fiscal policy and transportation projects amid statewide debate.
A compact notice outlines issues involving deeds, road improvements, resulting mortgages, and related assessments under revenue statutes and an upcoming election. The item notes creditor claims, property encumbrances, and potential legal remedies as authorities set assessment and collection rules.
The text references John Kratskee involved in a domestic trianete with Dr Connelly Jr and his wife. It notes a police investigation and an alleged suicide attempt amid complications in the trianete. Connelly sues for divorce naming Kratskee in related matters.
A historical health note discusses remedies to relieve constipation and improve bowel movement. It emphasizes correcting disorders and addressing dull feelings that accompany constipation. The text mentions practitioners Woevrich and Huad in relation to these remedies.
President Harding and Vice President Verdine voiced strong support for the Dyer anti-lynching bill at the White House. They indicated the executive branch would intervene to counter the Democratic filibuster in the Senate and called lynching a sore spot on American conscience.
Washington November 30 President Harding and a conference of Secretary Wallace and twelve Republican senators led by Senator Watson outlined a new administration plan for farm relief. The program would channel federal farm loan funds directly to small farmers to ease mortgage foreclosures and provide credit at lower rates, avoiding delays in relief. The group agreed to push the measure to Congress for immediate consideration.
For sale or trade Whnttemouth property including ten tracts. Call 606 or write Box 677 at the Journal office Plattsmouth. It is almost time to prepare Christmas packages. Get your boxes seals and ties at the Journal office.
The suit by Lieutenant Governor P A Burrows seeks $400 for time serving as acting governor during Governor McKelvie’s absence. Attorneys argue constitution requires active governorship, while the assistant attorney general says Burrows has been paid as acting governor, citing temporary vacancies and duties. The Lancaster County district court will hear briefs on payment eligibility and constitutional interpretation.
A testimonial ad for Doan's Kidney Pills claims the product cures kidney pain and urinary troubles. The speaker, M Leanderkitek, describes relief after using several boxes and urges neighbors to try the remedy. Price 60c, distributed by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Nettle to Peonte announces three fresh milk cows for sale plus thirty head of pure bred Holstein cattle. Includes two four pure bred Holstein cattle from Jacob Sassiat Lincesin. Heifers and cows visible at the farm six miles south of Plattsmouth. Rex Young contact at Plattsmouth Neb Telephone 214.
A publisher warns against risking serious illness by ignoring colds and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a proven cure. The notice stresses that untreated colds weaken the body and invite harsher diseases. It mentions Werrich & Hadratia.
Davis, 201 Plattsmouth State Bank Bldg announces farm loans available at five and seven percent interest rates offering new credit terms through Sears.
The Journal reports on copyright developments and the office’s current moves, detailing policy shifts and ongoing initiatives affecting staff, readers, and contributor agreements.
Washington reports the death of James E. Mann of Illinois a veteran congressman and long time chairman of the powerful committee on committees He served over twenty five years after first taking office in the fifty fifth Congress Funeral plans point to Chicago as the probable tribute site Washington vows brief memorials and delegation dispatches
The soothing properties and pleasant taste of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy make it a favored choice for curing colds, coughs, and whooping cough. It is advertised as safe for children and free from papin and harmful drugs, with quick relief. Weyrich & Hattraba.
Twenty spring hours of quality boars sired by Bellevue Pathfinder offer desirable strain traits. Thirty open gilts of the same breed and quality priced to sell. Bellevue King’s Gol ovel, a good boat and a good buy, available at Bellevue Duree Ranch on Bellevue Boulevard Belle vue Nebraska. Telephone 25.
Washington officials warn of a heavier Christmas mail period with December receipts forecast to rise by about 8 million dollars. Extra transportation, clerks, carriers, and supplies will be hired and deployed, with a total cost around the same scale as prior holidays. The Journal advertises Dennison Christmas tags and seals as the season begins.
Washington December 1 The treasury withdraws objections to releasing gold coins for Christmas gifts and the reserve board invites a revival of the practice.
Loans negotiated on land or town property as bid options. Property includes a five room cottage for sale. Contact H. Be Windham for details and terms.
Palo Alto December 1 Hoover remarks indicate Republican candidate bid by Secretary of Commerce is likely. Hoover praises progress from Reconstruction era, notes building code adoption and improving coastal conditions while rail projects lag in the East.
St Marvy's GCity invites patrons to a beef special with doughnuts and sandwiches all day Friday and Saturday December 9th and 10th at White's store bustling on Main Street.
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