Christmas Cheer In A Town Of Old and New
A garbled holiday collage notes cheer amid seasonal sentiments. Mentions include Congress adjourning, 1927 US crude oil production, Greenland Ranch heat, Bates Book Store, Eskimo reindeer hair for life preservers, Brazil discovery, marine education, and Henry Ford on planes versus cars for pedestrians.
Christmas Cheer and Odd Facts Collection
A miscellany of holiday sentiments and curious notes, urging early shopping and cheerful giving. It cites a scentless flower fact, Santa memories, credit cautions, and even a chess tournament rumor while musing on debt, automobiles, and a ship disaster inquiry.
Local color snippets hint at distant exploits and home loyalties
Oddball notes mix misreported discoveries and humorous quips. An Illinois man learns land is found on his Florida property while the Duke of Abruzzi allegedly finds a Nebi Scebeli river in Africa. A Honolulu army chaplain promotes a huia dance as a Sunday feature. Citizens urged to shop locally in Plattsmouth this Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Florida
Duke of
Abruzzi
Africa
Honolulu
Chain stores to grow and reshape retail landscape
Prof. James L. Palmer of the University of Chicago predicts a huge expansion of chain stores in the near future with many aggregations posting annual sales over one billion dollars. He says independent retailers will endure but must radically change and match chain efficiency through organization and mass merchandising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Palmer
University of Chicago
School of Commerce and Administration
Palmer
Keep Smiling? Schwab's Lesson for a Busy Nation
Charles M. Schwab praises the value of keeping a cheerful outlook and laughing at failures. The piece argues American humor is fierce and anxious, shaped by a tense work ethic, and predicts easier happiness will come in future generations as the nation remains intensely focused on work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Schwab
Charlie Chaplin
Philadelphia police chief resigns amid grand jury graft probe
Director Harry C. Davis of the Vare machine era steps down after a grand jury investigation reveals a rotten police organization and graft enabling changes. Five officials jailed, eight suspended, and fifteen dismissed as calls grow for a non political police administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Davis
Vare Machine
Philadelphia Police
Drum
Grand Jury
Ware
Davie
Mackey
Philadelphia
Bredley Butler
Butler
Notice in Cass County Nebraska foreclosure case
In Cass county Nebraska the case Jennie A. Smith vs Frank E. Vallery et al moves to foreclose a $4,000 mortgage dated September 20 1927. Frank E. Vallery seeks a second lien and an area description in section 23 township 11 range 13. Respondents must answer by January 14 1929 or face default. a receiver may be appointed for the property with rent to be applied per court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burd
Lloyd
Hullinger
Lloyd O. Hullinger
Frank E. Vallery
Office of the Register of Deeds
Cass County
Nebraska
Cass
Cross
James T. Begley
District Court
Plattsmouth
Sampson
David Sampson
Leopold Kuh & CO
J. C. Peterson & Brother
Louis Ackerman
Plattemouth
Duke’s
John Smith
Sadie A. Smith
Cas
Cass County Court House
Jacob Faler
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Company
Notice of Administrator's Sale in Cass County Nebraska
Fay H. Pollock attorney Stanton Nebraska announces an administrator sale on December 27, 1928 at 10 a.m. at Cass County premises. Property includes Lots 4 5 and 19 in the SE quarter of Section 32 Township 12 Range 14 East of the 6th P.M. totaling about 69 acres. Sale is cash to the highest bidder under license and order of the Ninth Judicial District District Court for Stanton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
Stenton County
Leslie Snyder
Barbara C. Snyder
Plattsmouth
Plattsemouth
Golda Noble Beal
District Court
Invasid County
Porter Place
Lydia M. Walton
Theo. A. Walton
Elizabeth Walton
James E. Walton
Nita Walton
James M. Bower
Grace Bower
Dorthy Legg
Theo
Amanda J. Brendel
J. F. Brendel
Murray
Ranges
Range
Public foreclosure and heirship notices in Cass County
Notices of sale and legal actions in Cass County Nebraska from 1928 include a sheriff sale of Lot 24 Porter Place Plattsmouth to satisfy a judgment, a hearing on Amanda J Brendel’s heirs, and a suit by Louis Ackerman for mortgage foreclosure and receiver appointment with details on parties and property in Plattsmouth and Murray.
Attire Notice for Sam Beber and David Behber
Public notice lists Sam Beber and David Behber with a transaction at 200 Peters Trunt Ridge Omaha. Details unclear due to damaged text. device indicates an apparel related matter or listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Beber
David
Behber
Attire
Peters Trunt Ridge
Omaha
Newspapers Aid Washington Candidacy Coverage For Hoover
The text notes newspapers help Washington correspondents choose a cabinet for President elect Hoover as campaign staff are scarce. It humorously contrasts family events with political planning and a bus trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Plattsmouth Journal
R. A. Bates
United States
Greenland Ranch
California
Bates Book Store
Brazil
Henry Ford
Santa Claus
Russia
Horace Greeley
Horace
Vestris
Christina
THE
Maytag Company
Newson
Iowa
Northwestern
Maytag
Washington Ave
North
Minneapolis
Minnesota
James
Salt Lake City
Mt. Elz
Denver
Elmwood
Moritz Maytag Co
Goodridge & Coatman
Charles M. Schwab
Police and Politics
Chicago
County of
Jennie A. Smith
Frank Beb. Wallery
W. A. Robertson
Fay H. Pollock
Stanton, Nebr
Theresa M. Fickler
Albert Fickler
Sheriff's Sale
State of
J. W. Brendel
Avoca
T. J. Brendel
Bessie May Seybolt
A. H. Duxbury
Chas. L. Graves
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