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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1920
Page
4
A collage of political quips and social jests spans European and American topics. The mockery targets De Valera, Ireland, Philippine and Argentinian affairs, U S politics, wages, taxes, and Christmas cheer. It weaves humor with sharp commentary on public figures, markets, and everyday life.
Herbert Hoover asserts he will make Europe love America, targeting European children. The piece notes that efforts to gain affection abroad invariably incur expenses for the United States.
A subscriber vents over a neighbor fattening a Christmas turkey that gobbles through the night. The writer laments sleepless hours and quips that if the bird were in their own neighborhood it would not be a problem.
Charitable appeal urges readers to donate dolls to remove holiday poverty. Many girls in Plattsmouth lack toys, and families cannot afford gifts. Community action can fill stockings and bring festive cheer this Christmas season.
A collage of quips on Christmas low spirits politics and social mores. Items touch on Volstead Act blue laws taxation Prohibition Lloyd George and Lloyd jokes grandmothers and Austrian ruin with brisk asides about social behavior and flirtations. The tone mimics a newspaper humor column.
After surveying toy stocks in major stores the writer notes Santa has filed for naturalization and urges Georges Carpentier to seek allies before fighting Jack Dempsey. The piece recommends finishing gifts this week to enjoy peace of mind and watch others scramble.
The meanest cuss in congress Will Upshaw of Georgia introduced a bill to permit Americans to drink liquor while traveling abroad. A New Jersey preacher who eloped with a choir member has returned home to seek forgiveness. I made a terrible mistake, he says. Opinion on that point is probably unanimous.
A fragment notes two Romanian senators were killed by a bomb recently. The speaker contrasts Romania’s violence with American politics noting that in the country senators are sent to Washington and “talk themselves to death.”
A town man frets after watching a show as he fears trouble cranking his flivver when he heads home. The note sketches a weary mood without detailing the exact incident or outcome.
A man once singing about his wife going to the country faces a prolonged legal fight as his spouse remains in custody awaiting jury verdicts. The case centers on claims and defenses that could determine outcomes for both parties.
The piece notes that Republicans face costs to enter politics and questions how much influence President Harding will exert. It predicts tax changes despite a platform promise and claims taxes will rise under the administration. It adds A C Townley will leave the Nonpartisan league leadership and notes party control shifts in North Dakota.
A reflection on persistent effort shaping character, stressing that constant striving matters more than immediate success. It emphasizes the value of the perpetual struggle and the enduring push to develop resilient individuals.
Frank E. Gobelman sues William J. Hyatt and others to quiet title to Lots 9 and 10 in Block 586 in Mortsmouth Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska. The suit seeks confirmation of plaintiff's title and injunction against any claim or interference in the property. Deadline to answer is January 31, 1821. default to be entered otherwise.
District Court of Cass County Nebraska orders B Windham administrator to sell part of Grace Den Windham estate to pay debts and costs. Hearing set February 3, 1921, at 10 o'clock. Publication required in Plattsmouth Journal for four weeks.
Harriett E. Wolfe files a petition in Cass County District Court seeking foreclosure of four tax certificates on multiple parcels in Leedsville Alvo Plattsmouth and other areas. Defendants with unknown names must answer by January 4 1971 or be foreclosed of all title liens and rights.
Plaintiff David Munimert files suit in Cass County District Court to foreclose a tax sale lien on Lot 12 Block 49 in Plattsmouth Nebraska and seeks attorney fees costs and equitable relief. Defendants include Carl Baumgart and Mrs Baumgart unknown heirs and claimants with a default date set for January 17 1921 per the petition.
Nebraska sheriffs meeting in Lincoln urged legislative changes to raise mileage from ten to twenty cents and daily feed rate from fifty to seventy five cents. They pressed for arms funding, better prisoner care, and a two number car system to catch criminals. Sheriff Quinton led the push with calls for a square deal and stronger infractions enforcement.
Yesterday marked Glenn Earhar’s seventh birthday with a gathering of his young friends at his home to help celebrate the occasion and enjoy the festivities.
Mrs C M Bullock of Gorham New York reports her children suffered colds and coughs last winter. She used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and saw immediate relief with symptoms disappearing gradually. She recommends it to others based on her experience.
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