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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
4
The Plattsmouth Journal lists a subscription rate of 2.00 dollars per year in advance. Two dollar annual payment plan outlined for readers renewing or starting new subscriptions.
The article critiques leadership doubt and public sentiment, noting Kaiser Wilhelm’s worry, GOP confidence vs. fear, and calls for clear thinking. It reflects on independence, economy, social norms, and international hints from Poland and Europe, with a side remark on Bolshevism’s popularity as Russia seeks workers.
The item notes President Wilson’s improving health and hints his malady is congressional. It mocks platform debates and warns about slipery wet planks. It promises a San Francisco democratic gathering will outshine Chicago’s show. It then jests about practical femininity and writes on Cuba and American authors post prohibition.
A reflective piece extols the home as heaven on earth. It urges cherishing loved ones, forgiving, and avoiding anger, noting the home’s warmth, familiar comforts, and the joy of a family gathered together. The tone is devotional and sentimental about domestic life.
The Kansas governor Henry Allen faces a political scrape after alleged trading of his delegation for a vice presidential offer. Reports claim Allen provided twenty votes for Harding before being double crossed by the Senate faction favoring Lenroot. The Kansas leader, famed for 1912 Progressive battles, risks ending his national political career if the tale holds true.
The Epworth League’s twenty eighth convention in this city elected officers: Jesse P. Perry of Plattsmouth as president Everett Jackman of University Place first vice president Clyde Walker of Waverly second vice president Myrtle Marie Dickson of Pawnee City third vice president Alan Gilmour of University Place fourth vice president Louis Jackman of Elmwood secretary Ina Brush of Fails City treasurer Elsie Taylor of Union junior superintendent. The group approved Lincoln for the 1921 convention and scheduled it during the Epworth Assembly there.
An interview with O. H. Tower details two booster statements from 1912 and 1920 praising Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney trouble. The notice also lists a 1920 legal suit in Cass County Nebraska by Benjamin K. Snodgrass seeking to quiet title on government land with named defendants and heirs.
The Dietetot Court of Cass county Nebraska issues notice that on June 1 1920 William Nickles filed a petition to quiet title to the southwest quarter of Section 46 Township 13 Range 125 east of the 6th P M in Cass county and to enjoin defendants Claibourne F Davis et al from any claim or interest in the real estate. Defendants are to appear or default on July 13 1920.
The court orders the petition by Ruth FE Chapman to prove the last will of Mary J Johnson deceased. Frank E John 20 is named executer. All interested must appear July 7 at 10 am to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Notice to interested persons via Platts Journal for three weeks prior. Witness Allen J Beeson, County Judge.
A 105 year old woman recalls the time when eggs sold for five cents a dozen. She says she remembers the price and the era when such bargains were common.
In district court of Cass County Nebraska HW Pollock sues to quiet title to Lot 4 in Block 43, Platttmouth, alleging adverse possession for over ten years. Defendants include William S Graff and unknown heirs or successors of multiple co defendants and partners of Remick & Co. Answer due by July 19, 1920 or default will be entered.
The State of Nebraska Cass county In the County Court the estate of Humphrey Oldham deceased. To creditors you are notified the County Court in Plattemouth will meet June 22 and September 12 1920 at 9 a m to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate. Claims must be presented within three months from June 22 1920 and debts paid within one year from that date. Witness Allen J Beeson County Judge seal May 25 1920.
The State of Nebraska Cass County In County Court read filed petition of Sarah Ellen Gilson praying administration of the estate of Oliver James Gilson deceased be granted to herself as Administratrix.
An order assigns June 24 1920 at 10 am for hearings on a petition. All interested parties may appear in County Court to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior to the hearing. May 27 1920. Allen J. Beeson, County Judge.
Creditors of the estate of Fred Conden are notified to appear at the County Court room in Plattsmouth on June 22 1920 and September 22 1920 at oclock am to present claims for examination and adjustment. The time limit for payment of debts is one year from May 25 1920. Allen J Beeson County Judge seals the notice.
In Cass County Nebraska Clark S Newton and Mary C Newton sue Culver L Robinson and others to quiet title to parts of the west half of the northwest quarter Section 44 and southeast quarter of the northeast quarter Section 23 Township 11 Range 12. Plaintiffs claim adverse possession for more than ten years and seek to enjoin claims and remove clouds on title. Answer or petition due by July 19 1320.
The state administrator of Nebraska Cass County schedules July 10, 1926 at 10:00 a.m. for the hearing on John Kirker petitioning to be administrator of Rachel A. Kirker deceased. The order directs notice to interested parties by publication in the Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks.
The State of Nebraska Cass County estates notice states the county court will receive and examine claims against the estate of Eulalie Long deceased on July 12 1920 and October 12 1920 at 10 o clock a m. Claims must be filed from July 12 1920 with one year for debts from the latter date.
County Judge A J Beeson and his family drove to Omaha this morning to spend the day visiting friends in the city.
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