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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1923
Page
4
A collage of aphorisms and light notes from Wiles grove gatherings and public events. Jokes on marriage, prohibition, and Ford with cheerful gossip about corn popping and lawn care. Casual musings on politics, weather, and everyday life intersperse brief local scenes and jokes.
The wife of the league’s champion batsman files a divorce bill and says she left him last December. The notice describes a community affair with an open invitation, promising food and drink. Ice cream and lemonade will be provided.
Bargain day attracts growing crowds each month as shoppers pick up needed items at bargain venues. The feature highlights the regular customers and the vendors who benefit from the promotion.
The speaker notes the nation’s age and argues for promoting the name of Al Smith as a potential president, suggesting this as the main reason for urging his candidacy.
A Michigan millionaire married his longtime chef after paying her $40 000 and divorcing his wife and children. The chef, once his lover and kitchen genius, may seek social wealth now that she bears his name and fortune.
The piece argues summer is the best season symbolizing life at its peak while spring hints youth and autumn and winter foretell decline and death. It urges urgency in work now as life’s harvest approaches and warns of life’s autumnal hardships.
In Cass County Nebraska on July 2 1923 at 10 am at the south door of the courthouse Plattsmouth the sheriff will sell for cash Lots 4 5 and 6 in Block 75 City of Plattsmouth to satisfy a Livingston Loan and Building Association judgment against Aretas Reynolds Hattie Reynolds et al.
In Cass County Nebraska a sale is ordered by the District Court to satisfy a judgment. The property at Lots 12 to 14 in Long's Addition to Mynard is to be sold at the south door of the courthouse. The defendants are William B Porter and Alva A Porter and the plaintiff is Fred E Bodie Receiver of Bank of Cass County. Plattsmouth Nebraska May 24 1923.
Public notice announces a June 26 1923 election in Cass County Nebraska for authorizing 35000 negotiable coupon bonds for a new school building with interest not over 4 1 2 percent and a tax to pay interest and principal. Polling place is the district school house open 3 to 9 pm. By order of the District Board June 1 1923. Also notices regarding property as Elmer Carter et al. and creditor claims for Eli Manspeaker estate with claim deadlines.
Case No 804 creditors of Lincoln Lancaster County Nebraska held in Federal Court room Lincoln June 27 1923 at 10am first meeting of creditors to prove claims examine bankrupt appoint trustee and transact business Dated June 13 1923 Daniel H McClenahan Referee in Bankruptcy.
A sheriff sale notice segment indicates a directed sale pending action on a specific date. The fragment references official sheriff proceedings and the docket for a property or lien foreclosure to be conducted by court order.
In the District Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska Lincoln division the matter is Royal Cafe a partnership and individual creditors including Frank Agestriotis Gust P Pallas and William Kavorous filed for bankruptcy. The notice lists the bankruptcy proceeding against the partnership and the individual members as debtors in the case.
A judgment execution directs the taking of land on Lots 4 7 11 12 13 14 in Egenberger Troop Subdivisions Cass county Nebraska for a north south road in Plattsmouth. Property owners include William T Craig Ida May Craig Samuel Parker John W Parker guardian of Samuel Parker real name unknown. Court approves payment to The Livingston Loan and Building Association. A D 1933. A L Tidd Nebraska.
Friday gathering near the ferry landing honored Miss Dorothy Cowles who leaves Tuesday for the Pacific coast. Attendees include Dorothy Cowles and eight friends. Lost item noted between Lincoln and Nebraska City with reward. contact T. E. Peterson, Keen Hotel, Omaha.
On the 16th day of July 1923 at 10 o clock a m the property of William K Fox Jr et al is advertised for sale to satisfy a judgment in Cass County Nebraska The sheriff C D Quinton and clerk A Le Tidd issue the notice of sale covering Lot 12 Block 40 and Lot 6 Block 36 in Plattsmouth as the estate of William K Fox deceased.
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