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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
2
Governor Bryan says no special session will be called to pass a law allowing farmers to crib corn on the farm for warehouse loans. He cites sentiment from lawmakers and a survey showing three-fourths of farmers have no corn to sell. One-fourth could market without new legislation. He cannot judge broader demand.
The Journal announces it offers legal and commercial printing of all kinds at its office. Services cover official documents, business forms, advertising sheets, and related printing needs for local clients.
The state treasurer reports Monday receipts of 18461188.23 including railroad and personal taxes. Of this 1200000 goes to the general fund which held 1108500 at month start. December general fund receipts totaled 8300. The day’s largest item was 25646 from the federal government for federal aid road funds. County breakdown includes Boone 10600 Brown 4185 Frontier 3522.80 Gosper 2847.60 Grant 5459 Harlan 8095.93 Johnson 14000 Knox 8642.22 Logan 2145.46 Madison 20000 Merrick 22061.02 Sarpy 14831.87.
A Santa letter dated December 9 1931 from Prince Rupert British Columbia describes travel by Siberian dogs through snow in Canada. He predicts arrival in Plattsmouth Nebraska on Wednesday morning December 16 asking residents to be ready and to keep dogs off the street.
A local notice urges readers to visit Bates Book and Gift Shop for Christmas cards suitable for printing or engraving. A wide range of prices is available, encouraging early selection ahead of the holiday season.
Nehawka notes sisters visit from Minneapolis and local family ties. Lincoln Telegraph and Telephone install new floor covering from Sheldon Department stores. Quinton Palmer recovering from tractor injury and nearing removal of bone-splint wires. Albert Anderson and Frank Lemon tie in golf at Nebraska City in winter sun. George Trunkenbolz visits, discusses business and hopes for resumed pay. Christmas program at Methodist church directed by church women. William Obernaulte undergoes surgical operation in Omaha. wife visits him. Christmas event features an amateur contest with prizes won by Mrs. Elmer Stoll and David C. West for best costumes and men’s outfit.
Nehawka residents Roy Kratz and family along with former Nehawka residents visited last Sunday with their friend John Steffens. The visit was enhanced by a gift from James M. Palme and family. Mrs J G Waenderlich visited Plattsmouth last Sunday and fell on steps injuring her knee, remaining at her daughter's home for care and medical attention.
Mr. Boedeker and his wife spent Sunday and Monday in Nehawka visiting friends. Boedeker reports growing success in Iowa City with three stores and markets thriving. Friends express pleasure at their prosperity and well being.
The estate of former congressman . M. Pollard was sold last Monday to satisfy a mortgage. About 300 acres were included and the sale price was 328 000. The mortgage holder bought the property.
Local church notices list Otterbein Church and Nehawka Church events. Bible school at 10 a m, morning worship 11 a m, prayer and choir gatherings, Christmas program practice, Ladies Aid at Herman Shumaker home, and special offerings for orphans. Encouragement to attend and serve Christ.
Industrial notes list Rushville to Lincoln city and nearby towns pursuing building, paving, and commercial upgrades. Entries include hardware store front upgrades, road graveling, new churches and theatres, post office moves, grain office improvements, oil tests, city hall plans, and street works. Lincoln city water wells site purchase. council buys a new fire department truck.
Members of the L. O. Q O. F. of Nehawka prepare for a December 14 meeting to entertain Rebekahs their wives and friends with a festive pre-Christmas program and a likely enjoyable time.
Injuries from last Friday collision in Greenwood with a truck driver from Kearney led to the death Sunday of Robert Darrell Nelson five son of Mr and Mrs Glen Nelson. He died at Lincoln hospital at 9 am Sunday from injuries not initially seen as critical. Survived by his parents sister Betty Joan.
Shoppers urged to buy early as stores extend evening hours for Christmas shopping. delays may reduce selection and excitement of gift giving.
Mythical state titles listed by league with Crete winning mid state and western conferences. Omaha Tech and Lincoln dominate inter and city leagues with multiple regional mentions. Bates Book & Gift Shop advertises holiday cards while a note questions the square frying pan design.
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