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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
Governor Mc Kelvie received Congressman C. F. Reavis's resignation effective yesterday. He will decide how to fill the vacancy after a conference with Attorney General Davis. A special election to name a successor was discussed during the meeting.
Local notice proclaims a large selection of books available at the Journal Office with ample stock for readers. The item emphasizes abundance and convenience for customers seeking reading material.
Pursuant to a District Court order the Receiver of E. G. Dovey & Son will receive sealed bids until 10:00 a m June 26 1922 for the entire stock of merchandise furniture and fixtures not attached to buildings or separate bids on groceries or dry goods stock and on described real estate in Plattsmouth Cass county Nebraska. Bids must include 10 percent certified checks. bids reported to the Court June 26 1922 at 2 p m. inquiries and showings through Receiver John F Gorder and A W G Kieck with access via Coates brick building.
The Supreme Court, in the Coronado coal case, held that labor organizations may be prosecuted under the Sherman antitrust act and may be sued, even if unincorporated. The decision vacates $200,000 in damages, finding the acts did not aim to restrain interstate commerce.
The Supreme Court halted a decision on whether expert proof of alcohol content is required for conviction on possessing or dispensing intoxicating liquor. Al Veseky had been convicted in U S district court in southern California on two counts for maintaining a place and selling intoxicating liquor, with the circuit court of appeals upholding the conviction despite the lack of expert evidence.
Farmers mechanics and railroaders rely on Dr Thomas s Electric Oil for cuts burns and bruises kept in every home 20c and 60c.
Washington and Lincoln era references mark a June 4 ceremony in Arlington cemetery where President Harding honored Confederate veterans and their Union counterparts. He praised reconciliation and the fellowship of a united America, citing gratitude for both sides in rebuilding the nation. Wheat prospects in Nebraska southeast improve amid rains, with corn and alfalfa facing moisture and drought variations across counties.
The Nebraska water dispute ends with a Supreme Court decree limiting diversions from the Laramie River to 15 200 acre feet per year via the Laramie Poudre project. Colorado sought executive ownership while the company argued a vested right from twenty years of use into Nebraska for farming. The lower court had supported the company.
Attorney General Davis praised the Supreme Court ruling upholding Pioneer Irrigation’s claim for an easement on Colorado river waters for irrigation. He said the decision preserves Nebraska and adjacent states’ priority rights and limits exclusive state control in inter state streams, noting it may set precedent for the Platte river future disputes.
Two Plattsmouth women graduate this year at the University of Nebraska commencement. Nora Livingston will earn a bachelor of arts from the College of Arts and Sciences. Gertrude Roessler completes nursing study as a graduate nurse from the hospital program in Omaha.
Doan’s Kidney Pills are advertised for kidney ills with Doan’s Ointment for skin itching and Doan’s Regulats as a mild laxative. Sold at all drug stores.
A brief note from The Journal highlights the availability of blank books of all kinds, signaling a versatile range for readers and makers alike.
George Everett from Liberty precinct visited Boal WeWs for business. Mr and Mrs J L McKerron and Miss Helen McKerron of St Joseph were in town visiting Dr and Mrs R P Westover. James M Teegarden of Weeping Water spent Saturday in the city. Mrs W H Westover and daughters Ruth and Frances of Nashville Neb visited the Westovers. Attorney B G Westover of Lincoln visited his brother Dr R P Westover. Merle Reiner and Ralph Holmes left for Chicago to join Commonwealth Electric Co and study electrical engineering at the University of Nebraska.
J. T. Freid and his daughter Miss Dorothy traveled from Council Bluffs to spend a few hours with old acquaintances. Mrs. George J. Meisinger left for Omaha to visit her decorator Mrs. Ralph Farrar while Mr. Farrar undergoes treatment in St. Louis.
This week and next mark the final filing period for state and county offices to be voted on in the July 18 primary. Saturday, June 17, is the last date. Applicants largely cluster on a few offices with minimal competition elsewhere, reflecting low salaries and limited campaign interest.
The city learns of the death of Mrs John R Cox at her Los Angeles home on a Tuesday morning May 30 She was seventy five and had lived in the west for fourteen years first in Denver then in Los Angeles Her husband died here years ago and she leaves a son Fred Cox and a daughter Miss Helen to mourn her passing
An advertisement notes a well equipped job shop in southeastern Nebraska promising high quality printing work and urging potential customers to have them handle jobs efficiently.
County Judge Beesen notes rising marriage license activity in June 1922 with hopes for a record month. John H. Toman and Teressa M. Sedlak, both of the city, receive licenses along with Roger Reeve and Freda L. Fifer of Elmwood. Sedlak and Toman plan to wed at Holy Rosary Church on West Pearl Street tomorrow at 10 a.m.
A note of appreciation expresses thanks to everyone who helped make the recent graduation entertainment a success. The writers acknowledge kindness and aid and say they will long gratefully remember the support received.
Advert says Burdock Blood Bitters restore digestion normalize weight and purify blood. Sold at all drug stores for 1 25.
Phone the Journey office when you are in need of job printing of any kind. Best equipped shop in south eastern Nebraska.
A major New York advertising firm advised the public on how to read advertisements. They urge skipping unclear pitches and favor clear, temperate language. They recommend focusing on ads that offer genuinely useful information and revisiting familiar topics with a fresh view.
A historical ad guide explains evaluating ads by personal need and usefulness. It urges readers to trust ads that speak to their needs and to accept that advertising funds content because ads must pay for publication. It emphasizes not worrying about advertisers' profits.
John Egenberger and John Ptak graduates of 1922 will leave tomorrow for a western trip starting in Denver then Salt Lake City Oakland and Los Angeles They will visit relatives and friends and may decide to locate there if the trip goes well
Four and six sevenths acres, Sub lot nine of original lot nine in Porter Place adding to Plattsmouth Nebraska. Will take a Ford or Dodge car as part payment. F G Bobbett, Weeping Water, Neb.
Advertisement announces Dean's Regulats for bilious attacks with a claim of relief after heavy dinners. The 30c medicine is advertised to be available at all stores.
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