Whiting Couple Move From Jacksonville to Micanopy
Mr and Mrs J A Whiting of Jacksonville have recently moved to Micanopy to reside. The notice notes their relocation and invites interest in their change of address from the Florida paper.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
2
Mr and Mrs J A Whiting of Jacksonville have recently moved to Micanopy to reside. The notice notes their relocation and invites interest in their change of address from the Florida paper.
A five year old California girl is described as the fattest pianistic genius though she has not performed in the East. Neighbors speculate that her mother may show airs while observers note a messy table and growing son resembling his father, with only the mother certain.
Congress and state registries study proposals to curb holding companies. The move aims to stabilize markets and reduce risky structures, potentially forcing some firms out of business while reassuring others about industry clarity.
In a quip about football and a drug store setting, the speaker jokes that the best moment for bold play comes during an ongoing game rather than after. The remark frames an improbable scene with a rural outlaw spirit and a sporting metaphor.
The Atchison Globe notes the act of naming his wife before their marriage is deeply humiliating for a man. The comment frames such disclosure as a social stigma reflecting on personal dignity and public perception.
A newspaper observer notes Iowa’s contradictions as it purportedly plays no favorites and has opposed both Hoover and Roosevelt, highlighting a nuanced stance in political alignments.
H. L. Mencken argues the buy now campaign lagged because promoters did not use the strongest case for spending quickly. He questions if people are ever sensible about money and implies urgency is key.
A study of Acts 21 to 26 centers on Paul’s Caesarean imprisonment and appeal to Caesar in A D 59. The narrative covers his voyage to Jerusalem, Tyre’s warnings, purification rites, the temple riot, his defense before the Sanhedrin, Felix and Festus, and Agrippa, leading to his appeal and voyage to Rome.
An analysis of gang leadership risk noting Verne C. Miller as a leading target. The piece describes gang competition, leadership peril, and imminent justice as Miller dies and other midwest gang leaders remain at large facing legal processes.
Chicago Daily News lauds Franklin D Roosevelt for humane aid to the disabled. It highlights his Georgia Warm Springs hall gift funded to support the crippled, his incentives to endow recovery pools, and his aim to spread welfare and opportunity nationwide despite policy debates.
The question around the corner asks if motor drivers can behave more goofy on legal honors than they did on bootleg. The line hints at public opinion on driving conduct and legality without naming people or places.
Albert H. Wiggin denies sending any message to President Foover telling him to mind his own business. The article suggests Wiggin’s history shows no habit of open rudeness to prominent figures, noting his cussedness appears in different forms and areas.
A broadcast of the Army Notre Dame game notes Notre Dame scoring during Army reserves’ time on the sideline. An Army supporter questions whether such management is fit for defending the shores, calling it make believe.
The receiver E. H. Lutkart for Farmers State Bank of Wabash Nebraska has filed a final report and seeks discharge. A hearing in Cass County Nebraska will be held in Plattsmouth Court House on December 20 1933 at 10 am. Objections must be filed with the Cass County District Court Clerk before the hearing.
Sheriff Homer Sylvester to sell at public auction on January 13, 1934 at 1% o clock a m the Lots 1 2 3 in Block 42 in Plattsmouth City Cass County Nebraska to satisfy a decree of Union Loan and Savings Association for 15491 24 with costs and interest The sale is at the south front door of the court house Plattsmouth Nebraska attorneys listed for plaintiff and defendants with date December 6 1933
Defendants Samuel Blodgett Wardman Fletcher Matthew Midkiff Emily Rakes Tabitha Rakes Larkin Tree and all others with any interest in parts of Section 7 Township 10 North Range 14 East Cass County Nebraska must answer by January 22 1924 in a case filed November 4 1925 by John L Klein and Pearl E Klein to quiet title and grant plaintiffs full possession removing clouds on title and enjoining liens including canceling a mortgage to Samuel Blodgett.
In the District Court of Cross County Nebraska Wilhelmine Notting sues Welcher Cardwell and others. Defendants include Welcher Cardwell and wife Mary Cardwell Rosan Decker Josiah Horning and Ann Horning Mary Ann Salome Adams Cornelius Josiah Morning Susanna Elizabeth Shopp and Hershey Shopp William.
Plaintiffs Wilhelmine Nolting seeks to quiet title to described real estate in Cass County Nebraska and enjoin defendants including heirs and unknown owners from asserting any claim. Case filed in District Court of Cass County with required answer by January 1934. Judge A. H. Duxbury.
Letterheads envelopes and all kinds of job printing services advertised by the Journal office.
An order of sale directs a public auction on December 30 1923 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the Plattsmouth courthouse to sell Fort 24 feet of Lot 12 in Block 29 City of Plattsmouth Cass county Nebraska the property of Edward Donet et al to satisfy a judgment in favor of Fred T Ramge Trustee against the defendants Plattsmouth Nebraska November 23 1933 n27 in
A sale ordered by Cass County District Court will occur on a December Sunday at 10:00 a.m. at the south front door of the Plattsmouth courthouse. The property includes parts of Section 32 and Section 5 in Township 11 and 10, Range 14, East of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Cass County Nebraska. It is held to satisfy a judgment in favor of The Conservative Savings & Loan Association against Mildred J Sopet et al. Sheriff Union H Sylvester.
In the County Court of Cal s County the matter of the estate of Wy more Fletcher deceased. All interested persons are notified that a petition alleges the deceased died without a will and requests administration. A hearing is set for November 24, 1972 at 10:00 a.m. If you contest you must appear or the court may grant administration to Fletcher or another suitable person and proceed to final settlement. Dated October 25, 1635. Seal 636-3w A. H. Duxbury.
A sale by order of the district court clerk in Cass County Nebraska occurs December 23 1923 at 4 pm at the south front of the Platthmouth courthouse. The property includes Section 13 Township 12 Range 13 and part of Section 24 with a $13900.06 mortgage to Conservative Mortgage Company. The case is Isaacs R L Wiles et al against Luke L Wiles et al.
The County Court of Cass County Nebraska issues an order for hearing on November 16 1922 for the petition of A Rawls Administrator with will annexed seeking settlement and discharge of Nelson L Pollard estate heirs determination and appointment of administrator. Notice to all interested persons to appear December 20 1522 at 10 AM in Creunty Court to show cause why the petition should not be granted and publication in Martmouth Journal for three weeks prior to hearing.
Notice of hearing in Cass County Court Nebraska on the estate of Anna F Finkle deceased. Petition seeks reopening to determine heirs and ownership of land in sections 24 and 26, Township 10 and 14 east of the 2nd P M. Hearing set for December 25, 1923 at 10 a m in Plattsmouth courthouse. Objections must be filed.
An old saying notes that people pay for what they need, whether they buy it or not. The message emphasizes that prosperity is near and urges prompt purchases of essential items.
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