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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1927
Page
3
A compilation of stray observations and social notes mentions farmers in Argentina facing low prices, Coolidge summer plans in the Black Hills, flood talk for Mississippi, Lindbergh’s Paris hop and gear, Russia tensions, and lighthearted quips about crime, politics, and daily life across nations. it blends satirical takes with era commentary and public concerns.
The speaker laments how people often delay action waiting for others to choose or decide. He notes many spend a large portion of life waiting for a woman to powder her nose, make up her mind, meet at the drug store, or recall simple plans, highlighting indecision and interpersonal hurdles.
Senator Pat Harrison returns from an inspection of the flood district and stresses that only about one tenth of Mississippi’s tillable area is waterlogged while nine tenths remain dry. He notes public misperceptions about a vast swamp and says business is normal outside the delta and rehabilitation should move quickly once begun.
The piece notes Dr Sacasa's exile to Guatemala as liberals and conservatives surrender thousands of rifles and hundreds of machine guns. Gen Moncada remains to lead Liberal forces and questions U.S. intervention policy noting prior support for Diaz and reluctance to back Solorzano and Sacasa. He warns U.S. responsibility extends to after the 1928 election.
A New York City high school principal Hiram Helden is fired after an episode involving a female teacher. The column mocks the firing and congratulates Helden while making a controversial claim about the teacher’s appearance.
Notice to defendants in a suit filed May 14 1927 in Cass County Neb requiring answer by July 4 1927. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to Northwest quarter of section 24 and Southwest quarter of section 12 township 12 north range 12 east with one acre reserved for a school site. Also included is probate proceeding for Mary C Murphy with hearing June 14 1927 and notice by publication in Plattsmouth Journal.
Notice of sale of Lots 3 and 4 in Block 94 Plattsmouth Nebraska at public auction by sole referee. Court confirms April 10 1927 decree and May 17 1927 sale order. Sale June 27 1927 at 10 a m at south front door Plattsmouth Court House. Ten percent cash due at sale. possession after court confirmation. Abstract provided. one hour bid open.
Publication covers two Cass County actions. Charlotte Archer seeks partition or sale of Lot 9 Block 43 Plattsmouth. Oliver C Dovey sues to set aside a 1922 deed to George E Dovey heirs and others marshalling an undivided one third interests in Plattsmouth lands. Both actions require answers by June 27 1927.
Charles Charpiot files suit to quiet title against Alvin B Daniels and others over all fractional west half of Section 14 Township 12 North Range 11 East Cass County Nebraska south of the Platte and part of Section 15 also claimed by heirs with right to accretions. Defendants must answer by June 27, 1927. CHARLES CHARPIOT. By W H HERDMAN.
A reflective note recalls a 22 year old man dismissed by New City in a beauty contest, urging him to endure sorrow and walk home with dignity. The piece centers on youth, heartbreak, and professional setback amid a public affair.
State of Nebraska Cass County. On petition of Margaret Hallahan praying that the instrument filed May 17 1927 be proved. The last will and testament of Michael A Shine deceased. Executrix Margaret Hallahan requested to administer. Hearing set June 17 1927 at 10 a m. Publication in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior. County Judge seal.
The State of Nebraska Cass County in County Court. In the matter of the estate of Joseph Vetesnik deceased. John J. Vetesnik petitions to be administrator. June 24 1927 at 9 o'clock a m hearing the petition. Notice to interested parties via publication of this order. Dated May 25 1927.
A crude gag about gifting a patriotic pennant to a Marine Corps member sparks criticism as an example of lacking tact, highlighting sensitivity around military honors and patriotic symbols. The remark underscores tensions between showy patriotism and respectful conduct toward service members.
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