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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1926
Page
3
A heartfelt tribute laments the untimely death of Harry Barthold. Citizens mourn his kindness and friendship while prayers and flowers surround his casket in Oak Hill cemetery. The piece honors family, faith, and hope for eternal life and reunion beyond death.
A fragmented, satirical collection notes Missouri and Nebraska salons urging a river bill and farm relief debate. The item references political talk, economics, and seasonal prompts amid a mix of humorous quips and proverbs.
A miscellany of quips and satirical lines touch on war’s end, politics, economics, and social mores. Notable items reference Coolidge Mellon westward policy, Senator Robinson, the League of Nations, opinions on standardization, and Iowa politics with Brookhart. The tone remains breezy, tongue in cheek, and observational.
Congressman Rubey of Missouri would amend the constitution to bar costly campaigns. He would cap Senate primaries and general elections at 10000 and House races at 5000, arguing that even these limits are excessive.
A reader asks how to deal with a neighbor who honks early every morning. The reply suggests a drastic, unconventional remedy to stop the disturbance, warning that the horn’s nuisance ends with decisive action.
Nicholas Murray Butler bluntly declares the party lacks a foreign policy since Wilson. He criticizes Republican leadership for failure to move beyond the Wilson era and labels the admission an honest confession.
Senator Caraway endorses Mellon’s defense of Pennsylvania and calls GOP senators to declare a proper price for securing a primary win. He notes the Newberry report text is being re reported as part of the discussion.
A historical aside notes that early Greeks erected pillar structures to support the heavens. The remark links ancient curiosity with modern amusement and hints at future generations finding similar marvels in today’s beliefs.
The White House announces Carmi Thompson will not include many favored Republicans in his Manila entourage. He travels as the president's personal representative and operates independently of the War Department. Some suggest he may succeed Governor General Wood, but details remain unclear.
A Liberal peer reportedly offered five million dollars to the party if it would oust Lloyd George. Observers fear such a move would seem like a damaging partisan stunt resembling a Pennsylvania primary.
State of Nebraska Cass County County Court informs creditors to present claims against the estate of Valentine Tomazewski. Hearings will occur July 12 and October 13, 1926 at 10 am in Plattsmouth. Claims due by three months from July 12 1926. debts payable within one year from July 12 1926.
County Judge A H Duxbury orders hearing on C E Taylor petition to appoint Eveline Stamp administratrix of Mary J Taylor deceased. Hearing set July 22 1926 at 10 a m in County Court. Notice to interested parties by three weekly Plattsmouth Journal publications prior to hearing.
Two Chicago caisson workers in a 100 foot shaft fought on a bucket hoist and both died after losing their grips. The violent quarrel ended in two deaths as the bucket jolted and toppled, described as courage wasted rather than heroic.
Notice to contractors invites sealed bids for grading gravel surfacing culverts and guard rails on Project 1338 D Federal Aid Road in Nebraska. Plans available at Plattsmouth County Clerk or Lincoln DPW. Bond 100 percent. checks 5 percent. Start by August 1 1926 finish by December 1 1926. Right to waive bids.
The Dovey section farm is offered for sale in one piece or can be divided to suit the buyer. For details contact Co. H. Allen at 2220 Howard Street, Omaha, Nebraska. Journal invites readers to phone news tips to No. 6.
The county court in Plattsmouth Nebraska on July 12 1926 set a claim period for the estate of Rachael M Worley with deadlines for claims three months from July 12 1926 and debts payment within one year. The notice lists two examination dates July 12 1926 and October 123 1926 for claims against the estate.
Bertha Shrader Gertrude Nickles and Ella Long petition to grant administration to Ella Long as Administratrix. Court sets July 5 1926 at 10 am for hearing in County Court in Plattsmouth and orders notice by publication in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior. Dated May 24 1926. County Judge.
In Cass county Nebraska a court ordered sale of the east half of the northwest quarter of section 29 township 12 range 12 will occur June 26 1926 at 10 am at the south front door of the Plattsmouth courthouse. The sale is subject to two mortgages totaling $6800 with $180 unpaid on one. Ten percent cash deposit required. balance upon court confirmation. Referee D F Dwyer. Attorney W A Robertson.
The sheriff will sell Lot 12 Block 30 in Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska at public auction for cash on July 3 1926 at 10:00 a.m. The sale is to satisfy a judgment of The Standard Loan and Savings Association against Peter F Goos and Louise Goos. Cass County Nebraska.
John Gakemeier sues to quiet title to the north half of the northeast quarter and north half of the northwest quarter of Section 71 in Township 12 north Range 11 east Cass County Nebraska against named and unknown heirs devisees and spouses. Answer by July 19 1926 or risk decree.
In Cass County Nebraska the guardian seeks a license to sell the minors' undivided one seventh interests in the east half of the northwest quarter of Section 9 Town 7 Range 12 to fund maintenance and education. A show cause hearing is set for July 3 1926 in Plattsmouth with publication for four weeks in the Plattsmouth Journal.
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