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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
3
A satirical remark suggests Congress needs reducing exercises. The Forgotten Man is remembered monthly, and the atom may feel similar if science continues splitting it, likening it to the Democratic party.
A tabloid offers a prize for a replacement word for tabloid. The daughters of the host revolt, behaving like mothers of the next generation. The submission suggests "blabloid" as the coined term.
The text contrasts rugged and ragged individualism and notes early leaks of sawdust from stuffed shirts. It mentions cross wood puzzles, a bosom of watties for sweeping the web, and the League of Nations seeking outrages by nonresponsive nations. It also observes money power in business lacking brains to run HH.
A rural remark observes that inclement weather keeps a wife from garden tasks while golf links stay dry enough for play, highlighting a humorous contrast in daily outdoor work vs recreation.
A school official hints that progress will follow once graduation speakers outline recommended actions. The tone suggests awaiting guidance from the speakers to address ongoing concerns.
A Kansas girl seeking a June wedding learned last week from her lawyer that her divorce cannot be finalized before July, delaying her plans and forcing a new schedule.
The note suggests Jimmy Walker will argue he is a charming person who cannot resist giving money. It frames the defense as a characterization rather than a documented action.
The bridge team known as the Four Horsemen announces dropping Oswald Jacoby from membership, while Jacoby says he has quit the team. The exchange appears to resolve the affair satisfactorily to all involved.
Burma's Pagan holds the world's greatest temple collection, spanning from 300 B C to 1200 A D. Within sixteen square miles it built about five thousand temples, unmatched in number, variety, and architectural splendor.
The text notes candidates frequently claim they cannot spend freely on newspaper publicity yet newspaper men likewise lack funds to donate space, highlighting a mutual constraint on political advertising.
A cryptic, rambling note references a rare two day June and a pumpkin eater with a wife. The fragment hints at mood and marriage but provides no clear facts or names.
A line from Peter Deily recalling a Weber and Fields show quips about cigars and chewing tobacco. The remark notes cigars being smoked shorter in thriftier times.
The Milwaukee Journal analyzes Adolf Hitler’s ascent in German politics, noting Hindenburg’s dismissal of Chancellor Bruening and the fragile mood in Germany. It weighs Hitler’s demagogic appeal, past radicalism, and the cautious hope after Lausanne while warning the world of potential danger if he gains power.
A British official committee urges permanent parliamentary bodies to curb state authority after Lord Stewart warned of despotic rule. Similar concerns surface in India where passive resistance tempers officials, and in Russia where the Communist Congress criticizes arrogant officials.
A brief ad notices a low price for a publication service claiming only a few cents per issue. The offer promises real results and immediate access.
A City Star summary reports Berlin interest in restoring the monarchy amid talk of Emperor Wilhelm II retirement. The piece notes German tradition favors monarchy over republic and cites public demonstrations, while observers warn a restoration would unsettle Europe.
The Blooming ton Pantograph reports that government bodies will rent offices in new federal buildings in Kansas City and other cities and offer postoffice restaurant space. Government ventures may compete with private firms as offices open to the public and as groups of employees buy supplies at wholesale prices.
The County Court of Cass, Nebraska, orders all interested persons to appear July 2, 1922, at 10 a.m. for final settlement of the Floyd M. Saxon estate filed June 4, 1922. Notice to interested parties published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks. Court seal dated June 4, 1932.
A college senior writes of limited sympathy from the editorium and others after graduation from poliegs with no job in sight. He questions who field these busybodies and why he wanted to work in the first place.
In the County Court at Portsmouth Nebraska the estate of William T D Coleman deceased asks creditors to present claims June ith and September 20 1922 for examination and allowance. Claims must be filed within three months from June 24 1902 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witnessed May 27 1902.
The State of Nebraska Cass County. By order of sale the court directs auction on July 2 at 10 am at the south front door of the courthouse. Property: south half of Lots 5 and 6 in Brock 20 City of Portsmouth Cass County. levied upon as the property of B A Rosencrans et al to satisfy a judgment for The Standard Savings and Loan Association Plattsmouth Nebraska. Sheriff Ed W Thimgan. May 21, 1932.
In Cass County Nebraska the State Court sets June 17, 1932 at 10 a.m. for final settlement of the estate of John Campbell deceased filed by Peter Campbell administrator. All interested persons must appear or respond to show cause why the petition should not be granted and the administrator discharged. Notice published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
State of Nebraska Cass County by virtue of an execution I will on June 24 1932 at 10 o clock a m sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter section 32 township 11 north range 13 east of the 6th P M Cass county being the property of Frederick Omer Schlichtemeier to satisfy a judgment in favor of Federal Trust Company plaintiff against said defendant Plattsmouth Nebraska May 18 1932.
Paul C. Morean as administrator seeks final account approval in Cass County Nebraska for the estate of Gertrude E. Morean deceased. Court to hear on June 23 at ten in the morning to show cause and discharge administrator. Record notes May 27 1922 filing and notice posted in Plattsmouth.
Louis Stava and Samuel T. Gilmour file a petition in Cass County District Court to quiet title and bar claims to 33 acres on the south side of Lot 6 Section 33 Township 12 North Range 14 East and to fractional Lot 27 Government Lot 3 in Section 23 Township 12 North Range 14 East. Defendants, real names unknown, must answer by July 25, 1832. failure will yield a default decree. Attorney: A. Rewis.
Leona F Lay petitions Cass County Court to probate W B Taylors will and authorize sole devisee Leona F Lay of Henrietta Okla to receive estate. The hearing in Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska is set for June 27 1932 at 10:00 a.m. The case involves real estate in Plattsmouth and Furnas County and seeks to dispense with regular administration.
In the District Court of Cass county Nebraska a sale of real estate under the will of Anna Gorder Ploetz deceased is ordered by Judge James T Begley. On June 20 1932 at 10 7 o clock a m the east half of the NE quarter of section 18 township 12 north range 13 east and an undivided half interest in lots 2 3 and 4 in block 35 Weeping Water will be sold at public auction for cash with a one hour open period and Court confirmation. Frank A Cloidt trustee. A L Tidd.
Notice announces sale of land in Cass County Nebraska by referee J. A. Capwell on June 23 1932 at 10 a m at Plattsmouth Court House. Property includes SE and N E of section 20 township 11 north range 12 east with a mortgage of 1542 12 to Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank. Ten percent deposit due sale day.
In Cass county Nebraska District Court H A Schneider administrator seeks license to sell all real estate of Robert Troop and Thomas Troop to pay claims and administration costs. Hearing set July 9 1932 at 10:00 am with publication required for four weeks in Plattsmouth Journal. James T Begley District Judge. m23-in
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