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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
3
A patchwork page quotes jokes and aphorisms, mentions Bedbugs blamed for a Fremont fire, and references civic topics, theater crowds, and cultural notes. It notes Isler carnival success, a divorce suit involving the Marquis of Queensberry, and Duke philanthropy, with scattered reflections on society and war.
The Charlies Henry Lotts of Chicago faced a dramatic turn as wealth increased. Charles became arrogant and slapped his wife three times, a costly misstep likely worth more than the $1,100,000 involved, reflecting social tensions of the era.
The passage asks if science and radio are harming religion and weather control, noting nationwide indications that science is perceived to threaten Christian belief and that radio might influence weather effects.
The Gorgas memorial fund calls for a nationwide drive to combat mosquitoes, foreseeing a future League of Nations led effort. It argues mosquitoes are the most dangerous animals, responsible for malaria and yellow fever and impacting civilizations and regions from Rome to the tropics.
The piece argues the car remains the nation’s deadliest instrument, with 1924 figures showing 19 000 deaths and 450 000 injuries. It cites grade crossing dangers, insists most crashes are avoidable, and calls for safety campaigns and restrictions on reckless drivers.
A London essay contrasts American tourist protests at British ports with a British tolerance of inquiry. It suggests anti Reds fears color perceptions of Americans abroad. The Parmele theatre in Plattsmouth shows top class pictures, but crowds remain small, as Cloidt Moore seek better patronage to sustain quality.
A reflection on how a boy’s initial affection carries less anxiety than late life romances. It notes that puppy love has little impact on alimony unless it progresses to marriage and eventual breakup, which then shifts interest to a new venture.
A Texas man pays a five dollar bachelor tax and jokes that remaining single is worth five hundred dollars. The remark reflects limited new revenue ideas and the bachelor’s own view on the tax.
A short proverb-like remark notes that men lash out with curses when angry while women cry when upset, and that cursing seldom helps a man.
The American Law Institute will draft a model code of criminal procedure for recommendation to state legislatures and courts. Backed by the American Bar Association and others, the three year project aims to reform procedures long blamed for a national crime record and slow methods.
The State of Nebraska Cass county County Court notifies creditors of the estate of Mrs. Sadie Worden to present claims within three months from July 6 1925 and debts within one year from that date. Hearings to examine claims will be July 6 1925 and October 7 1925 at 10 o clock a m in the County Courtroom Plattsmouth.
The passage classifies people by weight change into three groups: those who grow thinner, those who grow fatter, and those whose weight remains constant from 25 to 85. It suggests minds follow a similar pattern of decline, growth, or static hardening over time.
The county court of Plattsmouth issues a creditor notice for the estate of Jesse R. McVay deceased. Claims must be presented within three months from July 7, 1925, and debts paid within eight months from that date. Court date June 1, 1925. Seal.
In the County Court on July 7 1925 and October 7 1925 the court invites all claimants to file and examine debts and claims. The time for payment of debts is one year from July 7 1925. Proceedings set for 10 o clock each day with examination of claims. (Seal)
In Cass County Nebraska the court sets June 30 1925 at 10 am for probate of Mary E. Thompson will. Executor Glenn T. Thompson must show cause why petition should not be granted. Notice published in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
The County Court in Plattsmouth will hear a petition concerning estates of Peter J Hansen Ingeborge C Hansen and Christina Sophia Henrietta Hansen. Heir Peter C Hansen seeks determination of death dates kinship and descent rights for Lots 7 8 9 in Block 222 Plattsmouth Neb. Hearing July 17 1925 at 10:00 a.m. in the courthouse.
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