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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
3
War details and fuel warnings mix with politics as Nebraska and South Dakota voters consider General Leonard Wood as a Republican presidential favorite in Dakota. Governor McKelvie’s renomination faces party resistance while Colonel Tinley is named a strong Democratic gubernatorial prospect in Iowa. Plattsmouth keeps schools open amid the coal crisis.
A year after victory the nation reflects on its role in global peace and leadership as it rebuilds and charts a new path for a world still fraught with strife. The piece underscores gratitude, duty, and the responsibilities of the United States as a leading power.
In a reflective scene Aaron J. Smith reads about global upheavals and domestic strife. He notes competing coal interests and miners resisting restart, urging the U.S. government to operate mines to end shortages and cold in the nation.
The passage discusses the draft’s impact on public health insight. It notes Nebraska ranks second among states with 86.5 percent of its youths passing the army physical, behind Wyoming, and attributes this to the state’s natural, healthful environment fostering vigor and fitness.
Aaron J. Smith reflects on threats from both foreign autocracy and domestic radicalism. He warns that any minority group using force to dominate the majority would unravel American society and calls for unity, voluntary national service, and steadfast defense of democracy.
Air, wholesome food, hard work, good appetite and restful slumber contribute to Nebraska boys being the finest the land produces. Incidentally, Wyoming's lead may stem from many of its young men coming from Nebraska.
The article quotes Senator Lodge claiming he fights President Wilson and the peace treaty, viewing war costs and casualties as academic while aiming to keep the U S in a state of war. It portrays Lodge prioritizing opposition to Wilson above other concerns and delaying reconstruction.
Notice of administrator sale of the Noyes farm located one mile east and one mile south of Louisville. The 220 acre property includes an 8 room house with light heat and bath modern basement a 36 by 50 foot barn and a 5 room tenant house. Proceeds settle the estate.
Charles E. Noyes is identified as administrator in the Daily Journal notice. The brief item notes his appointment and the filing of related probate or estate matters, with no further details provided in the readable text.
Order sets December 27 1919 at 7 00 p m for hearing petition to appoint Mary J Taylor as administratrix of William Tavior estate in Cass County Nebraska Court duties require notice to all interested parties by publication in Minttemouth Journal for three weeks prior to hearing. County Judge Allen J Beeson signs the order with Clerk Florence White.
The Cass county Nebraska County Court holds a hearing on the petition of Jesse A. Root seeking determine heirs of Agnes Root who died intestate in Murray about September 2 1919. It lists Lots 8 9 in Block 7 Lutta's First Addition Murray as estate realty and names heirs Jesse A Root Vincent A Kennedy Laura Kennedy as potential heirs. Hearing set December 22 1919 at 10 o clock AM in Plattsmouth Nebraska.
The article asserts that newspaper advertising remains the most valuable and consistent medium for reaching audiences. It highlights sustained effectiveness across markets and emphasizes cost efficiency and measurable impact compared with other channels.
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