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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
4
A collection of short humorous observations and reflections from a newspaper page. Topics include jury duty, morticians versus undertakers, hair styles, social drinking, straw hats, horse grooming, and the need to stay busy to avoid a troubled conscience.
Federal advisory council urges Federal Reserve to amend policy to aid European reconstruction and implement the Dewes plan. It calls for reestablishing a gold standard in Germany using surplus U S gold. It warns England cannot assume such obligations and delaying action will prolong instability and slow recovery. The report stresses transferring U S gold to Europe to restart sound monetary systems and departs from domestic credit risks.
The article critiques Henry Ford as autocratic and out of step with democracy. It cites his treatment of workers under welfare rules, pressure on dealers to buy unwanted cars, lavish personal wealth, and a bid for Muscle Shoals with demands to be exempt from regulation. It argues his stance above the law should alarm government and citizens alike.
Four chattel mortgages given by George H. Shrader of Union to The Bank of Union, Cass County Nebraska, are foreclosed. Amounts due range from 864.85 to 2,067.99. Sale to highest bidder for cash on June 16, 1924, at 10 a.m. on Lots 12 and 13, Block 1, Union Nebraska.
Extensive inventory of tires tubes patches wrenches and car parts tied to a Bank of Union mortgage sale. Items include numerous Goodrich Goodyear Miller Silvertown and U S tubes and tires plus Ford parts engines tools and assorted automotive components. Sale notice dated 1924 with payment and court action details.
Notice of sale for cash at the Mary A Tennant farm in Eight Mile Grove Cass County Nebraska on June 24 1924 at 10 a m of said day one bull four years old weight about 1100 pounds the property of John Urwin taken up by Les Tennant after lawful notice and failure to claim and pay costs sale open for one hour E P Stewart Sheriff Cass County Nebraska 12 3wks sw
In Cass County Nebraska the Nicholas Oil Corporation filed a petition and began an action against J E Mason in the district court on May 26 1924. The notice informs the defendant of the lawsuit and formal steps taken by the plaintiff.
In the District Court of Cass county Nebraska Louis Clifton Cantryman sues Stephen F Nuckolls et al for proceedings. If living or deceased his heirs devisees legatees and all interested persons are named as parties to the action and are to appear as provided by law. Interest holders are notified of the legal action.
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