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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
3
A miscellany of witticisms and observations on politics religion and society. Notable items reference Proverbs lines economic topics elections figures and a note on Henry Ford and Dawes. The fragmentary column mentions Thomas R Marshall Mary Pickford Louisville beer train evolution and national committee leadership.
A collection of short quips and witticisms on Prohibition economics and society. Jokes touch on dieting, fashion, nightlife, and fame with names and places referenced in a dismissive, humorous tone. The tone mirrors early 20th century newspapers.
Oscar Palmquist of Bridgeport Connecticut, a Titanic survivor who swam in the Atlantic after the iceberg disaster, drowned recently in a six foot pond. The piece contrasts his fate with explorer Edward Whymper whose many perils end in tragedy for others but not him.
The article traces church history from martyrs to monasteries to crusaders, theology, and now a social service focus. It warns that social service alone cannot satisfy spiritual hunger and must begin with individual effort.
The text reflects on the universal burden of life and the need to endure challenges. It contrasts the cheerful facade with hidden struggles, urges self reliance, and encourages gratitude for daily moments. It advocates facing hardship with strength, avoiding a view of life as martyrdom, and finding beauty in the journey.
A Whittier student in Florida is suspended after his classmates sent him shoes and a note about staying unshod. The piece satirically laments shoe bills and changes in American life, noting the country’s shifting freedoms.
An opinion decries a Florida school district move to require shoes worn by students. The writer argues feet and toes symbolize youth resilience and mocks the push, noting the change would curb a long tradition of barefoot childhood and reflect broader social controls.
The Omaha district Home Missionary Society wrapped up its annual convention with retiring officers honored, memorial service for deceased members, and a day featuring devotions, a noon lunch, and a program by local groups. Miss Laney will visit next year to discuss the City Mission's needs and the event awarded pennants to Oakland over Plattsmouth.
Burlington weather reports show very heavy rainfall across a large crop area in the northeast and southeast, with central sections also soaked. Lincoln area sees the lightest three day rainfall. eastern Gage Johnson and Otoe counties report corn damage from washing rains. high winds hit orchards, farms, and bridges. Missouri river valley flood region near Brownville to Kansas City records severe rain with roof collapses in St Joseph.
The report notes widespread damage to roads, rail property, and stock from the storm. Weather bureau tallies twenty four hour rainfall with figures for Ashland .15, Auburn .13, Columbus .73, Fairmont .20, Hartington .32, Lincoln .12, Omaha 18, Red Cloud .01, Sioux City 2.32 inches.
One hundred fifty bankers from 16 counties in group one of the Nebraska Bankers association met in Beatrice. Samuel Rinaker welcomed attendees with W. B. Royens delivering the response. Frank D. Tomson forecast more intensive farming and land as a solid investment. The outlook highlighted sound southeastern banks but a poor crop future with thin wheat and oats. Resolutions urged a service charge on unsatisfactory accounts and deposits cut to 3 percent while praising university short courses. New officers include J. A. Sire as president and J. J. Novak as vice president.
A jumble of quotes notes a safety razorback hog joke a remark about Washington as a poor summer capital and opinions on forest conservationists approving new airplane lines stating no timber is needed for ties and bridges.
The State of Nebraska Cass County. In the County Court, estate of James Williams deceased. Nellie Russell petitions for administration as Administratrix. June 30, 1925 at 9:00 a.m. set for hearing. interested parties must appear and show cause. Notice by publication in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks before hearing. Dated June 1, 1925. A. H. Duxbury County Judge.
Petition by Lina Mann and Fred W. Mann requests administration of William H. Mann estate be granted to H N Dovey administrator. June 19 1925 at 9 00 a m set for hearing in County Court. Notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to hearing.
The readable lines discuss easy going people and a proverb about a woman choosing a sturdy partner and not resting burden on him, reflecting traditional gender roles.
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