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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
3
Residents and visitors alike praise the city’s natural scenery and scenic views. The Better Yards and Garden contest boosts neighborhood pride as residents plant flowers and shrubs, remove unsightly spots, and align with a city beautification plan to enhance communal spaces and nature’s appeal.
A row of eclectic items features commentary on Clara Bow retirement talk, domestic worries, prohibition as a topic in England, and local events. Highlights include Plattsmouth hosting the Tribe of Yessir, Grand Lodge of Nebraska visitors, and remarks from William Green at a state convention in Fremont.
A London paper critiques cost of living talks and political promises, noting conservatism in rhetoric versus action. It mocks census findings on widows, praises Chief Justice Hughes as a liberal defender of individual rights, and urges mental discipline and self improvement while cautions about enforcement of Prohibition era policies.
The piece notes that a 1000 pound steer yields $30 less this year than last, while a 464 pound carcass costs the housewife $38.51 less than last year. It laments reduced meat sales despite lower costs and questions editor Mead’s willingness to publish sensitive items while reflecting on local values.
The piece notes a long term drop in per capita flour consumption from 225 pounds in 1879 to 175 in 1929, questioning why whole wheat flour costs more per pound than white flour while white flour is described as a refined and costly product. Bakers are criticized for excess profits and high margins.
A Rockefeller Jr heir describes his fortune as trust money and recalls a child’s sharp rebuke to a neighbor who suggested buying a yacht. The exchange underscores cautious parental control of wealth and values in rich families.
The St Louis Post Dispatch review highlights Bethlehem Steel's secret bonus plan under Charles M Schwab. It details E G Grace bonuses 831445 in 1928 1623753 in 1929 and 1015591 in 1930 on top of a 12000 salary. It contrasts executive bonuses with stockholder dividends and questions corporate governance and transparency.
The abrupt end of cash wheat purchases by the Grain Stabilization Corporation disrupted markets nationwide. Futures fell 2 to 18 cents per bushel as officials withdrew from buying, leaving traders uncertain about old versus new crop values and prompting a debate over the Farm Board's stabilizing role.
Surpluses of foodstuffs prompt diplomat effort as Argentina uses wheat salesmen diplomats in Western Europe. The London wheat conference and Brussels sugar pact seek control, while price misalignment between farm and factory goods hinders trade and prompts barter and partial price readjustment.
A rush order labeled Call No 6 requests priority handling for job printing tasks. The notice specifies expedited processing and delivery of printed materials under the existing job schedule.
A Plattemouth youth in a cafe proposes a toast as a friend counters that a real meal is needed, highlighting a debate on fair farmer returns and investment incentives within the community.
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court sits in Plattsmouth to hear claims against the estate of Oscar Keil deceased. Claims may be presented on June 26 and September 25 1931 at ten o clock in the forenoon. The period to present claims ends three months from June 26 1931 and debts must be paid within one year from that date. Dated May 29 1831. A H Duxbury County Judge.
In Cass county Nebraska the county court orders Frances Klema to finalise her administratrix account for Anton Krajicek estate. A hearing is set for June 19 1931 at 10 a m to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notices will run in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to the hearing.
The Cass County Sheriff Bert Reed will auction, at 10 a m on July 6 1931, land in section 32 town 11 north range 14 east Cass County Nebraska to satisfy Lincoln Safe Deposit Company v Wolff Campbell and Plattsmouth Loan and Building Association. Auction at the south front door of the Cass County Courthouse Plattsmouth. Sale subject to taxes and court confirmation. E Ripley for Plaintiff. 14 in.
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