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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
A collage of witty lines and odd facts touches on Lindy flying, fleeting dreams, wasp temper, envy, a mosquito's teeth, car abundance in the US, and a playful note on leather trade growth. It blends humor with offhand statistics to entertain.
A patchwork of aphorisms and observations appears, touching on ambition tax education exports and European poverty with scattered phrases about fashion, relationships, and gender. It reads like a miscellany of quotes and market hints from a historical page.
The piece celebrates commencement as a bright city wide rite while noting graduates face a clearer path to defined ends. It highlights decisive study aims and the role of campus organizations in guiding graduates to suitable employment. The writer contrasts old notions of lofty view with modern, practical career transition.
The Irish Free State plans to increase road improvement spending by 225000 dollars annually. Other items note colorful opinions on politics, famous people, and cultural trivia from the era, including remarks on presidents, Mayflower, and European tastes.
The St Louis Post-Dispatch notes Justice Holmes dissents in the Schwimmer case where Madame Schwimmer, aged over 50, is denied citizenship for oath with war-time arms reservation. It highlights Holmes 6 to 3 Supreme Court ruling upholding exclusion and praises his defense of free thought against majority rationales.
The article argues aviation exposes unlovely backyards and clutter behind houses, contrasting the tidy fronts with sagging fences rubbish heaps and dilapidated outbuildings. It notes the cockpit view reveals neglected rear premises and questions homeowner pride.
Cold wet spring keeps hatching longer. Heavy breeds Buff Orpingtons White Rocks Barred Rocks White Wyandottes R I Reds price 12.00 per hundred Tancred Barrow White Leghorns 10 per hundred custom hatching 3c per egg. Orders urged now before fall prices rise. Brink Hatchery Plattemouth Nebr. Phone 631 W 18th and Granite.
The passage notes trains in Hungary offer radios in stations to ease waits with ear phones rented for thirty cents. Mussolini plans to offer the best jobs to fathers of large families. It mentions a couple with a canary and neighbors reacting to Lindy’s marriage amid border town tourist waves seeking Mexican rebel clashes.
The article notes Britain with 41.3 mph, the United States 41.3, France 48.8, and Germany 36.6 as the main express train rates. It then observes Mr. Hoover's puzzled reaction to vast need at home versus Congress’ inertia.
Cordis B. Phelps filed a petition in Cass county Nebraska district court to partition Lots 11 and 12 in Louisville and the south half of the southwest quarter in Barry county. Defendants Dan P Phelps Nina L Phelps Charles Phelps Harry Phelps and Julian K Phelps must answer by July 15 1928. D C Dwyer attorney. m27-4w.
The County Court of Cass County Nebraska notifies creditors of the estate of Marshall W. Smith that claims will be received and examined at the County Court room in Plattsmouth on July 5 and October 7, 1929 at ten o clock a m. The limited claim filing period is three months from July 6, 1829 and debt payment deadline is one year from July 6, 1929. Witness by the seal of the County Court dated June 1, 1929.
The State of Nebraska Casas county issues notice to creditors of Benjamin Dill deceased. Hearings for presenting claims are held in the County Court room in Plattsmouth on July 5 1929 and October 7 1929 at ten o clock a m. Claims must be filed within three months from July 6 1925 and debts must be paid within one year from July 6 1929. A. H. Duxbury County Judge.
A Stratford on Avon study of the visitors book at Shakespeare's birthplace finds that three of every five names from outside the United Kingdom are Americans.
I will sit at the County Court room in Plattsmouth on June 28 1929 and September 30 1929 at ten o clock to receive claims against the estate of Athaliah Bauer. Claims must be presented within one year from June 28 1929 and debts paid accordingly. Court date noted May 22 1929.
The Standard Savings and Loan Association of Omaha filed May 29 1929 in Cass County Nebraska a foreclosure petition against Roy L McElwain heirs and others. It seeks judgment for 1334.66 and costs on a mortgage dated October 16 1924 covering Lot 8 Block 11 City of Plattsmouth. Respond by May 29 with attorney C W Johnson.
Public auction in Cass County Nebraska on July 6 1928 to sell Lots 42 43 and part of 44 in Amith Addition Plattsmouth and related parcels to satisfy a judgment for The Standard Savings and Loan Association of Omaha. Also claims procedure notice for Farmers State Bank Greenwood receivership claims due by July 13 1929 with hearing July 29 1925.
State of Nebraska Cass County in the matter of the estate of David G. Babbington deceased sits at the County Court room in Plattsmouth on April 19 1929 and July 20 1929 at 10 o clock a m to receive and examine all claims with view to adjustment and allowance. The time limited for presentation of claims is three months from April 19 1929 and the time for payment of debts is one year from April 19 1929. County Judge March 11 1929.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Fetzer deceased you are notified of probate actions and claim deadlines. The notice cites dates June 14 1929 and September 16 1929 with 10 o clock a m for receipt and settlement, and a debts payment period of one year from June 14 1929. Witnesses and county seal mark the official court notice.
District Court of Cass County Nebraska orders Andrew Rabb administrator to show cause why license to sell Lots 50 and 61 Wise Addition Plattsmouth should not be granted to pay debts and costs. Hearing set for June 29, 1929 at 10 a.m. in Plattsmouth Court House. notice published in Plattsmouth Journal for four weeks.
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