From Every Evil Work Bible Verse
A devotional quotation from II Timothy 4 15 declares that the Lord will deliver from every evil work and preserve unto heavenly wisdom, praising God for ever and ever.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1923
Page
4
Quips and quotes from a quirky gossip page
A collection of pithy lines and short anecdotes on love laziness politics and humor from various locales. Jests about Berlin monkeys golf ball theft Paris traffic and a Chicago bride shooting at her husband appear alongside light moralized maxims and New Year resolution nods.
Political chatter and rail consolidation notes from era
The text surveys political figures and policy themes of the time. Hoover promotes railroad consolidation while criticizing blanket shortages. Greece contemplates King George’s departure status after his exit. California backs Coolidge for president with McAdoo and Johnson as possible views. Bryan hints at a southern Democrat as a keynote at the next convention, suggesting Daniels as a favored press-friendly option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Senator Underwood
Bill
Josephus Daniels
Navy
New Building Outlay Exceeds Past Year by Quarter
The piece notes a five billion dollar national building outlay, up one fourth from the previous year. It ponders whether the rise reflects actual construction or price inflation. It also mentions Union attorney Charley Graves visiting the city after Christmas and giving a box of Sweet Burley finecut to a newspaper editor as a New Year gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Graves
Union
Journal
Rip van Winkle
Santa satire and social jabs ripple through a light note
A collage of quips on Christmas costs marriage and lawmaking, with jokes about professors, cave women, and Santa. It highlights public figures and cultural images, noting Europe’s view of Santa and Nebraska calves in a playful, observational tone.
Ford and folly in politics and prose
A collection of quips about prohibition, social mores, religion, and Henry Ford. The items poke fun at public figures and manners while noting Ford as “the richest man in the world” and pondering his influence on politics and the 1920s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Heaver
International
Henry Ford
America
The
Mr. Ford
Detroit
Russian Prince Draws Mixed Reactions in New York Society
A Russian prince, relic of the Ro manoffs, arrives in New York and is welcomed by debutantes and society. Immigrations authorities later challenge his status as an ambassador from Ref Russia. The piece cites American democratic ideals, Canadian investments, and a Red Cross relief total for Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Ref
Russia
Cal Coolidge Endorses Muscle Shoals Sale for Four-Year Presidency
Calvin Coolidge aims for a four year term and backs Muscle Shoals sale. Henry Ford backs Coolidge and the Muscles Shoals deal, signaling quick action ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Hery Ford
TUTORED STATESMEN
Newly elected congressmen with no prior legislative experience are invited to a day of instruction led by William Tyler Page to learn pay drawing bill introduction and routine duties. The piece argues early practical training may save government money and curb disintegration while opposing tax-cutting agendas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Tyler Page
House
Lincoln
Chicago Avenue
Washinton
Leap Year Warnings Prompt Sprightly Proposals
Leap Year nears and social rules shift with jokes of proposals and flirting. The piece urges caution for single men and notes women may propose during Leap Year while cautioning about grass widows and the practical costs of living.
Straw hats rise in price as season approaches
With five months to go, shoppers brace for higher straw hat costs as summer demand climbs and suppliers anticipate tighter margins. Local retailers warn prices may surge further if weather patterns prolong harvest cycles.
For Sale Purebred Pail Orpingtons from Murray Neb
Mrs Ivan Deles Dernier advertises pure bred Pail Orpington cockerels for sale in Murray Nebraska. Prices listed as 1 50 and 32 each. Auction or sale details not specified.
Hearing Set on Petition for Administratrix in Stotl Estate
In Cass County Nebraska County Court a hearing is ordered for January 26 1924 at 10 am on the petition of Clara M Stotler to be appointed Administratrix of Carey L Stotl deceased. Notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing informing interested parties to appear and show cause. Dated December 26 1925 Allen J Bebson County Judge Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Cass County
Carey L. Stotl
Clara M. Stotler
Plattsmouth Journal
Allen J. Bebson
Notice to non resident defendant Weston in foreclosure suit
Home Savings & Loan Association files in Cass county District Court on December 15 1923 a foreclosure petition against Albert D Weston and others including Bessie Birdsall and A R Birdsall. It seeks to foreclose mortgage dated May 24 1922 on Lots 276 and 277 in Greenwood village Cass county Nebraska and a deficiency judgment and general relief. Respond by January 28 1924 or allegations stand true. Attorney G E Hager represents plaintiff.
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Albert D. Weston
Home Savings & Loan Association
District Court of
Cass County
Charles Chaffee
Ella Chaffee
A. R. Birdsall
Bessie Birdsall
Greenwood
Nebraska
Cass County Farm Bureau Meeting Schedule and Club News
The Cass county farm bureau publicizes a January meeting series with 1:30 afternoon and 7:30 evening sessions across precincts Plattsmouth Rockbluff Tipton Stove Creek Nehawka Liberty Greenwood Elmwood and Clover Club notes cover festive meetings at Murdock Nehawka Maple Grove clubs and demonstrations on table service salads dressings and oyster supper planning. A closing note discusses smuggling along an eighteenth amendment era boundary and a growing European military burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County Farm Bureau
W. B. Banning
Plattsmouth
Court House
Rockbluff
Murray Hall
Tipton
Eagle School House
Stove Creek
Elmwood
Nehawka
Liberty Precinct
Uniom Hall
Greenwood
Alve School
Murdock Hall
Clover Club
Murdock
Chas. Haertel
Liberty Woman's Club
L. R. Upton
Thousand Island
Ivan al Four
Liberty Woman’s Club
Maple Grove Club
Manse Grove
Martin Ross
Rhode Island Reds for sale by Mrs. Julius Reinke
A classified notice lists Rhode Island Red cockerels priced at $1.50 each. Mrs. Julius Reinke of South Bend Nebraska advertises the sale and provides contact details.
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R. C
Rhode Island
Julius Reinke
South Bend
Neb
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