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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
4
A fragment from a 1919 issue blends international treaty critique and domestic chatter. It references Austria's army, German peace envoys, Foch, and counts as well as Kansas wheat prospects and local sales plans in West Plains and Cape Girardeau. It also notes political gossip about Cox and Gen. Wood in Nebraska.
The piece reflects on an old fashion ed man who feared American youth would embrace sunny France and refuse to return. It contrasts the value of a married, family man with a lifelong bachelor. It cites editor losses, Bullitt’s resignation, and local notes on conservative views and a school board incentive.
A columnist warns that Germany may regroup for future conquest despite Allied limits. The piece likens German militarism to a venomous serpent and argues the only cure is to destroy the source to safeguard global peace and safety.
The American Legion will exert a powerful fifty year influence on the nation and world. It is asserted the organization will be intensely American and shape the destinies of other countries as soldiers endure sacrifice. The article credits American troops and people with securing liberty and civilization against conquest.
Arthur M. Hyde of Trenton named chairman of Missouri Roosevelt Memorial Association. W S McLucas serves as treasurer as the national effort to build a broad memorial progresses with public support expected to be strong.
Three hydro airplane attempts to reach Europe from Rockaway faced setbacks. NC 1 and NC 2 launched smoothly but NC 4 required a new engine and landed at mid ocean. The eventual success and non stop flight are anticipated as an American achievement.
The Amestown Intelligencer advises against drinking whiskey for colic and stomach pain. It urges sending the afflicted man to a doctor or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead, warning against the mistaken belief that alcohol remedies colic.
W. T. Richardson and Son advertise the sale of Case tractors and separators. The notice lists equipment available and directs customers to visit for purchase details and pricing.
Circuit or county court in Cass County Nebraska orders probate of James Jelinek will after Marie Jelinek petitions the instrument dated May 28 1919 be admitted to probate. Edward Donat is named administrator with the will annexed. A hearing is set for June 24 1919 with notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
A Baltimore Sun quote extols fishing as a universal remedy for stress and疲疲. It claims fishing fosters virtues and philosophy, contrasting jokes about fishing with its calming, communal appeal and urging a pause from business to go fishing.
A 1919 editorial warns against a sweeping twenty five year plan to fund war debt with high taxes. It argues load should be spread over fifty years to avoid harming industry and this generation, while future generations help share the expense. A separate probate notice in Cass County Nebraska seeks death determination and heirs for Union Foster with May 16 1919 court date.
Plattsmouth resident Jonathan Watt testifies to the effectiveness of Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney troubles. In 1916 Hart reinforces earlier praise, saying the remedy remains right for his kidney issues. Price is 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. advertises the product from Buffalo New York.
In the County Court of Cass County Nebraska a hearing is set in the estate of Nathan D Foster. Charles F Morton has filed a petition alleging Nathan D Foster was a resident of the county and notifying all interested persons creditors and heirs at law to appear.
Legal notice informs Jeptha Heubert a petition was filed against him on January 4 1919 by Ida Gilbert in the IMS case. The document identifies non residence defendant status and initiates process steps per court filing.
A petition in Gass County Court seeks a divorce from the respondent Ida Gibe. The petitioner requests custody of the children and a court order granting care and support. The respondent is required to answer on or before the specified deadline.
In the matter of the estate of Windhang deceased creditors are notified to present their claims at the County Court room in Enid County. Claims must be filed within three months from June 230 1919. Acknowledgment of assets and allowance will be made after review. Witness Allen J. Bees County Court seal.
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