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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
4
A jumble of verse, quips, and corny observations runs through the page including biblical lines, jokes about Fatty Arbuckle, punchlines about sun and heat, weeds vs vegetables, home brewing, Edison, doctors waiting rooms, war bonuses, cold light, two states with two wives, and a Kentucky farmer at 92.
A collage of fragments on elections and public figures notes debates, alibis, and weather. It mentions Ireland reform, Germany grace, Napoleon and Ingersoll, Dempsey comments, and a taste of daily chatter about weather and goose height.
The passage argues that society highlights destroyers over inventors and constructors. It asserts that one innovator can outshine many war-makers, naming Henry Ford Edison Steinmetz Marconi and Goethals as examples. Historians may later rewrite emphasis to honor creators and lever builders over militarists.
A U S congressman touts shooting ducks from high power air boats as a sport and muses using a De Havilland machine to test the idea in California or Florida next winter. Critics warn of new game laws and call for restraint to protect ducks and other wildlife.
B J Walton known as Professor Heller argues in a Detective Story Magazine letter that observers under forty possess sharper detection of deception than scientists. He warns middle aged minds lose interest and close off new ideas, hindering opportunities, and urges training four powers of observation and analysis to unlock success.
An 80 year old Delaware man stole a horse and buggy and traveled 150 miles seeking work, a rareOuting that brings Delaware into the limelight. The piece also notes Delaware's quiet politics and scarce crime news, contrasting it with migration pitches.
Attorney General Daugherty suggests states should handle more enforcement duties but cautions against risking constitutional rights.
Landowner T H Pollock offers pasture for a few head of cattle with running water on his farm two miles east of Murray Neb. Contact Platismouth area for details via phone.
The Burlington shops report healthier conditions with many laid off blacksmiths restored to duty. The blacksmith, freight car repair, and planing mill departments will return to a six day week for now as demand for materials grows and indicators show better conditions at the supplying system.
In the County Court of Crea county Nebraska the estate of Amelia B. Haidemen deceased. Creditors must present claims at the County Court room in Plattsmouth on July 5 or October 11 1922 at 10 AM for examination and adjustment. Three months from July 1 1922 to present claims and one year from July 11 1922 to pay debts. Witness June 3 1922. Allen J. Beeson County Judge.
The notice covers heirs and interested parties in the estate of M I White also Marcus L White, docketed suit to quiet title after adverse possession spanning over ten years. Also public sale of the south half of Lots 5 and 6 in Block 52 Plattsmouth to satisfy a judgment for The Plattsmouth Loan and Building Association, with sheriff sale set for July 10 1922 at 10 a m at the courthouse south door Plattsmouth Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska Cass county to the creditors of the estate of John W Yardley deceased. Sit at the County Court room Flattemouth on September 28 1922 at 10 a.m. and June 29 1922 to examine all claims against the estate with time limits for presenting claims and debts due one year from June 29 1922. Witness the County Judge with the seal of the County Court May 1 1922.
The Farmers Investment Company by Lincoln Trust Company files in Cass County Nebraska to cancel a warranty deed dated February 26 1921 conveying land described as east half of southeast quarter of section 32 and north half of southwest quarter of section 33 in township 11 range 3 Cass County. Defendants Maude Warden E L Warden and Warren J Linch must answer by July 10 1922. The action seeks to quiet title against Warren Linch and others and seeks costs and equitable relief. The matter noted at Plattsmouth Nebraska May 22 1922. Attorneys Clark Jeary Clarence G Mites and W A Robertson.
John P. Leftter petitions for administration of the estate of Ty s Frank Lambert deceased. The court set June 17, 1922 at 10 a.m. for hearing in the County Court. C. A. Rawls named administrator. Publication of this order in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks provides notice to interested parties. Dated May 22, 1922. County Judge.
A Cass County Nebraska public sale is set for June 26 1928 at the Plattsmouth courthouse south door. The property includes the west half of the southwest quarter and other portions of sections 27 28 across Township 12 north Range 13 east containing 480 acres. Proceeds to satisfy multiple judgments involving George W Snyder Matilda G Snyder John McNurlin Ottis McNurlin and Bank of Cass County among others. Attorney Co D Quinton.
In the matter of the estate of Lil Han L Sage deceased at Plattsmouth in Sala County the County Court ordered hearings on June 12 and September 12 1922 to receive examine adjust and allow all claims against the estate. Three months from June 12 1922 is the limit to present claims and debts must be paid within one year from that date. Allen J Reeson County Judge.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Barbare A. Taylor. Court sessions set for June 12 and September 12, 1922 at 10:00 a.m. to examine claims. Debts must be paid within one year from June 12, 1922. Property described to be sold at auction to satisfy multiple judgments involving George W Snyder and others. Plattsmouth, Nebraska, May 16, 1923. W. A. Robertson.
The county court in Plattymouth, in the county, holds sessions on June 19 and September 19, 1922 at 19:00 to examine all claims against the estate of William F Afe Carroll, deceased. Claims must be presented within three months from June 19, 1922 and debts paid within one year from June 19, 1922. County Judge notes seal.
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