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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
3
A mix of witty and reflective lines covers marriage motives, crime, aviation trends, patriotism, a judge on market crashes, and political forecasts. The fragmentary notes mention Diogenes, Diogenes, Bobby Jones, Bishop Cannon, David and Goliath, wildlife in open spaces, Graf Zeppelin travel, love and divorce, detectives, and M Briand’s United States of Europe plan.
An opinion column notes Americans stumble in walking while some adapt by jumping. It blames a named inventor for gunpowder, and jokes about Caicazo towns. It mentions highway failures in rough weather and billboards surviving. It ends with a quip about New Year resolutions and stock market money.
Chicago police include seven languages among its ranks with diversity celebrated, while officials note language versatility aids operations. A public discourse follows on cultural representation and language use within the department.
A stubborn crash shows a car flipping over links to change and driver fate. The incident underscores risk factors in driving behavior and mechanical failure while highlighting the dangers of on road mishaps.
A fragment notes how whispering has become nearly a lost art as telling certain stories openly in mixed company is no longer deemed improper.
A humorous remark suggests Nature built him with many faults so she could ensure he would snore through most of the night, highlighting a domestic life quirk with a tongue in cheek tone.
The note reflects on British salt taxes in India and speculates that a tax on two pair of pants might have altered Gandhi's awareness. The remark links colonial policy to the independence movement with a provocative, tongue in cheek tone.
Administration leaders began a drive to complete the tariff bill in the Senate by week’s end and wind up the legislative session on June 14.
A collection of quips touching on politics fashion alcohol and domestic norms. Mentions Penn sylvania Brazil Dartmouth New Brunswick blue laws and the Parent Teachers Association. Highlights include a dig at headlines personal mentions and a warning about greed harming nature and the seasons.
The Associated Press reports President Hoover remains open to analysis of the Hawley Smoot tariff by experts and department heads. If he vetoes, the bill’s fate hinges on expert review. foreign protests rise as nations urge reconsideration, shaping export markets and policy with global implications.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch quotes that over 1200 American economists warn the tariff bill would raise living costs, harm farmers, damage foreign markets, and benefit few at the expense of many. They say Mr. Hoover, if open minded, could veto it.
William J Alt house filed a divorce petition against Emily Althouse in Cass County District Court Nebraska on February 14 1930 alleging extreme cruelty and desertion and requiring an answer by July 7 1930. Carlo D Ganz is the attorney for the plaintiff.
The State of Nebraska Cass county in the County Court announces creditors must present claims for the estate of Mary L. Wiley. A hearing will be July 8 1930 and October 8 1930 at 9:00 a.m. for claim examination. Claims must be filed within three months from July 7 1930 and debts paid within one year from July 6 1930. Signed A H Duxbury County Judge.
In the County Court Alfred W White deceased a notice to creditors is published. Claims against the estate must be presented within three months from July 7 1930 or October 8 1930 for examination and allowance. Debts must be paid within one year from July 7 1930. A H Duxbury appears as executor or official.
In the County Court of Cass county Nebraska Frank Prince deceased a petition has been filed alleging no last will and testament and requesting administration on his estate A hearing is set for June 27 1930 at 9 am in court to contest the petition if interested persons fail to appear the court may grant administration to Christine Chevance or another suitable person and proceed with settlement.
State and Cass County announce a sale by order of sale from Judge Beal. On July 12 1930 at 10:00 am at the south front door of the Cass County Courthouse Plattsmouth Nebraska the property of Ella E Hale et al will be sold to the highest cash bidder. The real estate includes fractional Lots 1 and 2 and all of Lots 3 and 4 in Block 22, subject to a mortgage to Nebraska City Building and Loan Association. The sale follows a judgment in favor of H J Spurway Receiver of Clarinda National Bank of Clarinda Iowa versus the defendants. Sheriff Bert Reed Cass County Nebraska.
Sealed bids for a brick and tile 32 by 64 foot two room school with full basement in Manley Nebraska must be filed with Oris Schliefert Secretary of the Board No. 96 by noon on June 21 1950. Bids opened June 24 1930 at 2:00 pm. The board may reject any bids and plans are on file at Manley State Bank for inspection.
Order sets July 4 1930 at 10 am for hearing petition by James Fitch to appoint Robert H Fitch as administrator. County Court to receive appearances and show cause. Notice to interested parties to be published in The Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated June 2 190. Chas E Martin attorney for petitioner.
Multiple public notices title and probate actions from Cass county Nebraska list estate settlements quiet title suits and hearings. Subjects include Charles N Beverage estate final settlement and discharge, George Mann quieting title on Lots 11 12 Block 23 Plattsmouth, and hearings for John R Sheffer Catherine Coleman estates plus John R Vallery heirs and property.
State of Nebraska Cass county estate of Ruth A C Beverage deceased. May appear at the County Court on 19230 at 10 o clock a m to show cause why petition should not be granted by publishing a copy of this order in the Plattsmouth Journal three successive weeks prior to hearing. Court seal dated May 26 1939.
George Yeager attorney announces legal notices for Robert H. Fitch heirs and Sarah J. Coffin estate in Cass County Nebraska. Petition seeks determination of heirs and kinship and right of descent for real property in Section 33, Township 11 N Range 14 E, with hearing set for July 5, 1930, at Plattsmouth County Court. Also notice to heirs in Lot 4 West Greenwood subdivision in Section 31, Township 12 N Range 9 E regarding quiet title action filed May 24, 1930.
The County Court will sit in the county court room on June 27, 1930 and September 29, 1930 at 10:00 a.m. to receive and examine all claims against the estate with a view to their adjustment. Claims must be presented within three months from June 27, 1930 and debts paid within one year from that date. Dated May 23, 1930.
In Cass county Nebraska the estate of Alice H. Davis deceased. Mabel Cook as Administratrix with will annexed petitions for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set for May 24, 1830 at 9 o clock am. Notice to interested parties by publication in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks before hearing.
Heirs and all interested parties in Lot 8 SE NE of Section 20 Township 12 Range 9 are named. The petition seeks to quiet title to the described parcel in Cass County Nebraska. The stationery note at the end appears unrelated.
In Cass County District Court William H. Tritsch Louisa Bauer and Fred W. Guenther sue Samuel M. Stockon et al to establish and quiet title to real estate described as sections and quarters in Cass County Nebraska. Plaintiffs seek to bar defendants from any legal or equitable claim and obtain injunction and equitable relief. Answer by July 7 1930 or default will be entered. A L Tidd attorney. Phone your Want Ad to No 6.
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