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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text describes a battle or conflict context with mentions of a barge, white house, Wall Street tied to a Sack, a chair of a tavern, and a life event involving a spouse. The narrative remains unclear but hints at crime or theft and a list of individuals and locales.
A garbled reflection touches on labor and virtue with distorted phrases about men’s work and moral ease. It mentions a supposed miracle in Wall Street and a satirical view of a wife’s view of a husband who risks himself to support her.
Fragmentary text mentions Turkish language, theatre, public opinions on fashion and aging actresses. It references a character in exile, the impact of television, and a range of social observations without coherent narrative or clear events.
A proposed plan by Judge Robert S Marks of Cincinnati seeks a state administered or state funded auto accident compensation fund. Every car owner would pay a mild annual fee between $10 and $20, with indemnity based on earnings capacity, reducing litigation and delays. The plan has garnered interest in New York and Massachusetts and is seen as worth trial.
A Tribune analysis condemns the resignation of a special prosecutor amid accusations that justice failed in a murder trial. The piece argues the need for transparent public service and criticizes the administration of high office while urging reform to prevent further miscarriages of justice.
A fragmented discussion argues over automobile safety and the balance between fewer accidents and civil liberties. The text questions whether strict speed limits and driver enrollment truly reduce harm, noting the lack of a broad movement to reform traffic culture.
Louis Pust Dispatch reports on Wil l ock and Wil bride Willock amid social scrutiny. The piece cites titles, marriages, chambermaids, and rumored scandal surrounding the elite in a yearbook style expose.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions police, forces, Sante Civus, Wesel Hquer business, Plattsmith, a young man testifying about a rack of rage and a bad reputation, and a senator Brockhart with invited outings.
JIry rising, vice president of the Chase National Bank of New York City, purchases a farm near Cedar Creek Knob in Cass County. The land, once held by the First National Bank and disposed of by the receiver, will be improved into a modern first class farm.
An Austrian professor argues in Beautial Feet that the perfect foot is three times as broad as its prettiest breadth and one severath of its length as measured by the owner. He claims a five foot ten inch person would have a two foot ten inch foot. Many beauty contest winners in Enypope dispute the claim, but the professor stands by his theory.
Notice of a sale ordered by referee J A Capwell in the case of Evelyn GB Stamp et al versus defendants Charits Faylor and others. Dwyer is the attorney for the case. Sale details appear in the notice as published.
Notices in Cass County Nebraska list probate actions for Lois Kiser and Frances Bartek. Petitions seek intestate determination of heirs and final settlement of estates. Hearings set for December 27 1929 and January 3 1930 in Plattsmouth County Court with publication in the Plattsmouth Journal.
The article notes a high number of idle men in the city and reports that men over 45 struggle to secure any kind of work amid economic hardship. It highlights employment scarcity and social impact on middle aged workers.
Official county notice from Cass County Nebraska published under state authority. Administrative actions or notices are recorded for public record and legal compliance.
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