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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
4
A miscellany notes political sniping over party unity and pork barters, while shoppers are urged to buy at home to save time and money. It laments snow cleanup delays, mocks tariff rulings, and praises local merchants Mr. Plertsmouth and St C King, urging practical education and better truancy enforcement.
The article condemns strict truancy enforcement in Plattsmouth schools and urges attention from the truant officer. It notes Charles W. Bryan issuing a pretrip edict to Democrats on county option, criticizing his tone toward legislators and urging independence.
A Lincoln editorial attacks the White House bid to enlist insurgent lawmakers in supporting a ship subsidy. It warns that Democratic leaders should oppose “dry” ploys and resist Republican control of the legislature, urging party unity and local economic focus.
The Kearney Democrat comments on Mr. Poulton who has led the Republican side of the anti-saloon league campaign and now aims to organize the Nebraska legislature with a new plan.
The piece argues Insurgent leaders in Congress understand the election results better than President Taft. It claims they were returned to Washington to continue their reform fight and pursue even greater efforts.
An advertisement urges readers to live in a tent on their own land rather than rent a mansion on a neighbor's plot. It invites them to discuss with their spouse, consider independence, and visit to learn how a small amount of cash can start this plan. It presents a ready cash angle and a call to action.
A Kansas City Star reflection on the New York Globe prize letter about success. It argues imagination, open-mindedness, and enthusiasm drive achievement, more so than routine exposure to great deeds. The piece urges attention to the spirited young, who remain hopeful and surprised by life.
The piece argues that Jefferson linked government to consent but notes other governments evolve with democratic elements. It recalls how fifty years ago schooling treated pupils as inherently sinful and teachers as all-knowing authorities, a view now seen as crude.
The World Herald notes a Chicago high school referendum where students voted for partial sex segregation. The piece highlights youth democracy and contrasts it with tyrannical rule where subjects lack input on policy.
Henry Walther Jr aged sixteen is jailed for shooting his father Henry Walther Sr in a drunken dispute at 114 North Twenty eighth Street. Henry Sr died at the morgue with five shots fired, two in the skull and two in the chest, while defend mother and sister.
Governor elect Aldrich faced a crowd of petitioners at the Lindell hotel in Lincoln seeking office. He sought privacy to confer with Governor Shallenberger on the executive mansion, but was hounded by about 100 visitors in the lobby and office reception area as he planned to announce appointments on Sunday.
A large clock bearing the name Tabor College was set in the post office as subscriptions flow toward completing a $40,000 endowment fund for Tabor college in Indiana. The display marks the fundraising effort and dates the drive starting December 9.
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