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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
2
The Atchison Globe jokes Gandhi is the butt of a quip about an optimistic malt advertiser. Gandhi’s rumored "diet to the death" is cited as making him more physically fit in the article fragment.
A Belief in neglect frames Sister Aimee McPherson and Albert B. Fall as forgotten figures while a man recalls holes in the pockets of his only pants for a year and a half and says he did not lose anything.
The text urges checking whether Morgan has established his numerous partners as dependents before condemning him for nonpayment of income taxes. It questions public assumption and emphasizes verifying financial and relational details.
State's attorney labels Chicago hoodlums as criminals provoking a tense clash. The piece hints at possible legal actions to recover their rights and protections.
The remark notes that Pecora, seen as a symbol for fading lamb interests, is an inappropriate name for a man seen as representing those interests. The passage reflects on perceived financial influence and a sheep metaphor in political or social discourse.
Review confirms McGee as the suspect in the McElroy home case after comparing his confession with Miss McElroy and the maid statements. The editor notes people confess easily these days, urging caution in verification.
A religious study notes the Garden arrest, Sanhedrin trial, Pilate’s judgment, and the crucifixion events from Mark 15. It recalls the seven sayings of Jesus, the darkness and earthquake, and the burial by Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, urging reflection on redemption.
Quote from Harry Carr in the Los Angeles Times stresses that America’s future rests with women as the pioneer era ends. It contrasts masculine pioneer boldness with a frugal, practical postpioneer era and praises women for courage, planning, and endurance in hard times.
The Tulsa World editorial laments lenient punishment for Wilbur Underhill after escapes from Lansing prison and Cherokee Hills. It notes past juries spared capital punishment, argues earlier execution could have saved officers and towns, and questions Oklahoma's stance on the electric chair for habitual killers.
The 1932 home account summaries show farm produced food income averaging 108 to 265 dollars in 1922. They indicate lower average meal cost per person and detail living costs including food clothing shelter and expenses. The summaries offer data for future home management improvements.
On June 1st the 700 boys and girls enrolled in 17 4-H projects prepared to demonstrate and judge their work, and to exhibit at county and state fairs Ak-Sar-Ben Club Camp and other activities.
Instructions for adjusting sewing machine tension. Test by sewing a double thickness swatch and pulling threads to observe which tension is tighter. If lower thread breaks and upper holds, lower tension is tight. if upper breaks and lower holds, upper tension is tight. Balance by tightening the opposite tension until stitches form correctly.
Cass county 4-H boys are feeding 59 baby beeves and 27 fat wether lambs this year far surpassing prior totals. All beeves were T B tested and marked last week as competition builds for county state and Ak Sar Ben shows.
Twenty seven Cass county farmers plant from one to five bushels of Krug's Yellow Dent corn this year. The variety, originated in Athois, has ranked among the county's top performers for four years. Fall reports will test if it surpasses local varieties in yield.
Cracks in concrete water tanks stem from insufficient steel reinforcement or straight inner walls unable to resist ice pressure. Repairs involve routing a V shaped groove along the crack, cleaning with muriatic acid, and filling with a cement mortar or pure cement to create a watertight seal. fix if crack is not spreading.
Guidance notes warn against using hot linseed oil and cement wash to seal cracks. Do not use asphalt compounds as repairs. they are not permanent and will separate from the concrete surface, causing ongoing tank leaks after hardening.
Maize Foreman from Palmyra Cass county 4-H leads four state youths to attend the National Club Camp in Washington D C starting June 10. He has completed twelve projects in five years and led cooking and health clubs while serving as poultry club assistant leader.
The Dayton News argues that U S income tax laws have long favored the big business class under Harding Coolidge and Hoover, but can be revised to operate justly from a national viewpoint. It notes British reforms as a model and cites an analyst on tax evaders owing the government 220 million dollars for public works financing.
The Baltimore Evening Sun reports Senator Arthur M. Robinson of Indiana questioning whether officials who have benefited from Morgan Bank deals should hold public office. He urges resignations for Norman H. Davis and William H. Woodin, while noting past questionable associations of others and arguing against blanket purges.
New Hampshire approves race track wagering opening two ways to lose money in the Granite State farming and pony racing.
A detective who has faced Mr. McGee calls him hard but dumb. The Ama rillo Oldsmobile dealer notes the need to finish the car deal after McGee’s release, and McGee retorts that the car will be out of style by then.
In the County Court at Plattsmouth the estate of James Janca deceased invites creditors to appear June 30 and October 6 1933 at 10 a m to examine claims. Claims must be presented within three months from June 30 1933 and debts paid within one year. Presented by County Judge A H Duxbury with seal.
State of Nebraska Cass County In the matter of the estate of John Hobacheidt deceased. Court proceedings held in the County Court on June 28 and September 29 1933 to examine claims. Publication sets three months from June 23 and one year from June 23 1933 for filing claims. Witness dated May 26 1933 with county seal.
Public sale of one ninth undivided interest in the west half of the northwest quarter of section four and one ninth in the east half of the northeast quarter of section five in township eleven range ten east of the 6th P M Cass county Nebraska levied on Theodore S Rager to satisfy a court judgment. Also an order in Cass county for probate of Gottlieb Gustav Hofmann will be heard June 30 1933 at ten o clock a m requiring appearances and publication in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior.
Pursuant to an May 19 1933 order in Cass County Nebraska two court actions I will sell at the west front door of the Plattsmouth courthouse at 10 00 am on June 10 1933 for cash the following vehicles One Chevrolet Coach Model 1930 Motor No 1412505 License No 11 2863 and One Buick Coach Model 1922 Motor No 8865 506 License No 11 D 16 Dated May 27 1923 Homer Sylvester Sheriff of Cass County Nebraska
By order of the District Court clerk the Nebraska City Building and Loan Association sues Louis Kell and others. Sheriff H Sylvester will offer at 11 a m June 19 1933 at the south front door of Cass County Court House Plattsmouth for public auction Lot 9 Block 99 City of Plattsmouth and east 14 feet of Lot 4 Block 10 Young and Hay's Addition to Plattsmouth.
Emil J Weyrich petitions for determination of heirs and dates of death for John Weyrich and Emilie Weyrich who died intestate in 1928 and 1931 respectively. Real estate Lot 8 9 10 11 in Block 6 Thompson Addition Plattsmouth Cass County. Hearing set June 23 1923 at 10 a m in Cass County Court House Plattsmouth Nebraska.
Court sale on June 10 1933 at 10 a m in Plattsmouth Nebraska to the highest cash bidder for real estate including parts of sections 23 and 24 township 12 north range 13 east subject to existing mortgages liens. Property listed covers multiple lots in the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of section 24 and other parcels totaling about 215 acres more or less. The item is held to satisfy a judgment in favor of Plattsmouth State Bank against Baisedept. daisedept.
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