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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
A garbled historical snippet mentions mining cars in King land, beet sugar industry in the US, tariff talk, prohibition enforcement, and court scenes. It references diverse topics including marriage advice, temperance groups, and social norms, with numerous distorted phrases and names.
The article quotes a preacher Weil discussing crime, gender roles, and public morals. It cites police conventions, Woodrow Wilson, and the Borah bill, noting concerns about education, labor strife, and railroads. It weaves social critique with political references and common wartime era anxieties.
A fragmentary York newspaper item cites a statement by Ye Yoube son of the university’s Alderman arguing Alexander the Great’s exploits were marred by drunken excess. A contemporary prosecuting attorney is imagined drafting a pointed indictment in Cicero’s cadence.
The council discussed paving alleys behind First Ward homes and Seventh Street from Pearl to Vine, with cost estimates to be refined. City Attorney Rawls urged options including a municipal plant, external funding, or better lighting terms, while police and finance reports showed fines and funds in deficit. bids were to be revised and bids for street work authorized.
Fragmentary OCR shows street commission items with names such as Jol Maurer and William Grebe, plus salaries or street work references. The legible bits indicate street names and personnel actions amid unclear notes and stray digits.
Fragments describe a probate case in County Court of Xom ceoutu m Ne Vorcyre with guardianships and property transfers. The document references property issues, dower rights, and notices to interested parties, plus a request for heirs to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted.
A probate court proceeding for the estate of minor tenant is scheduled in Allen County. The notice lists administrators and filings with dates in October and December, and requires interested parties to respond by the specified deadlines under county court authority.
Nebraska announces a petition for determination of heirship filed by James A. Walther in Cass County. The court orders publication and service by newspaper to all interested parties with a hearing set for December 28 1927 before Judge Alles J Beech.
In the Country Court of Cass County Nebraska the estate of John Schiappacasse is named. Justice notes a petition by Jeune Schiappacanne requesting Probate of an instrument filed on the 9th.
A stained OCR passage details a foreclosure proceeding involving Allen J. Bresol and Leyda in the city of Pierce Nebraska. The document lists names like Nancy J. Mason and Jacob Aaron, with references to death, heirs, and legal actions. It notes a June 1 filing and seeks court orders to restrain or adjudicate claims.
A cryptic OCR fragment lists numerous names and titles in a jumbled sequence. The unreadable segments obscure identities and relationships, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or context beyond scattered personal names and occasional roles.
Six registered Cheater White gilts bred for fall furrow breeding. Weeping Water Nebraska area. Also a note about itching skin and Doan's Ointment as a remedy.
Classified notice from R. B. Windhus of Mattamouth Nebraska offering a six room cottage with two lots, city water and electric, telephone, modern except heat and barn. Also mentions Dr. Thomas election 611 remedy and two salves 8c and 60e for emergencies.
A short item notes the Journal office has blank books and office accessories available. The notice highlights inventory suitable for clerical use and archival storage. No names, dates, or prices are provided.
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