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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
3
The piece blends wry observations on independence day culture and social behavior. It notes remarks about luck, intelligence tests, snobbery, family money, and public life with humorous, pointed aside about language, ads, and public affairs. It also jokes about unemployment perception and movie theater lines.
Census data indicate the population center is moving westward, which is a natural result of westward development. If American growth had started on the Pacific coast, the center would currently be shifting eastward.
A compilation of quips on flattery marriage finances and social trends. Mentions King Alfonso banana oil and Al Capone with satirical observations on crime fashion and domestic life. Includes stray reflections on Death Valley flowers and mortgage related jokes.
A London dining theatre will open soon offering meals during shows. The menu will likely omit soup and celery among items not served.
A jumble of aphorisms and quips spans science debates university rules police radio claims Antarctic voyages and political musings. References include Oxford admissions hints and by gone detectives alongside tributes to Byrd and jokes about tobacco cannibals and plague of persistent pursuits.
Scientists say a total solar eclipse will not recur for about 40 years. The piece speculates the Republican party could arrange another eclipse sooner if desired, reflecting a satirical take on politics and science.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch argues Dwight Morrow's decisive New Jersey win signals a constitutionalist leadership in the prohibition era. The piece credits his mastery of policy, his Mexico tenure, and a public trust unmatched by any rival, calling him the man of the hour for a democratic crisis.
An editorial warns that industrial America faces ruin if oil runs out with no substitute. Overproduction and new fields filled for riches, not need, waste oil through evaporation seepage and poor refining. The piece urges Americans to use brakes to conserve energy.
The article notes a $300 000 900 German government loan through the Bank of International Settlements as a final settlement of wartime financial questions. It argues reparations have shifted from political quarrel to business practice, contrasting banking-led resolution with tariff policy and predicting slow progress in economic dispute management.
The article notes the Girl Scouts adopting a pleasant gray-green for their standard costume replacing the dull brown, and jokes about adding style to their hats as a next step.
A rebel’s demand of 3 million dollars to quit fighting raises hopes for peace in China while underscoring the high price of ending hostilities. The offer signals a potential shift toward settlement though it reflects the substantial cost of demobilization.
The county court in Plattsmouth Nebraska calls creditors to present claims against the estate of Mary L. Wiley. Hearings will occur July 7 and October 7 1930 at 9 a m. Claims must be filed within three months from July 7 1930 and debts paid within one year from that date. County Judge A H Duxbury signs and seals the notice.
Alfred W. White estate claims deadline July 7 1930 three months and debts payment one year. Cass County Nebraska sheriff sale July 29 1930 at 10 a m at south front door courthouse Plattsmouth lands: east 90 acres NW 1/4 Section 25 Township 12 North Range 12 East. Leased liens. William Kaufmann defendant. Spurway receiver First National Bank Plattsmouth. Plattsmouth June 23 1930. 123-5.
Multiple Cass County court notices advertise July 12 1930 sale at Plattsmouth South front door for real estate of Ella E Hale and others subject to mortgage. plus actions to quiet title on West half of Section 27 12 13 and other estates with upcoming hearings and guardian sale July 18 1930 for minors Bluma.
Notice to creditors that the county court will receive and ex estate on specified dates and times. The notice lists July 18 1930 and October 20 1920 with 10 o'clock a m sessions and states the estate claim period begins July 18 and expires three months after. County judge signs the notice June 20 1936.
By virtue of an Order of Sale to be directed the 22nd day of July 1930 at 10 o clock a m sell at public auction Lot Twelve Block ninety three in the City of Plattsmouth as surveyed plat ted and recorded as the property of Harry H Ruhney et al to satisfy a judgment of Standard Savings and Loan Association of Omaha Nebraska plaintiff against said defendants Plattsmouth Nebraska June 17 1930
A court schedules a hearing on the petition to settle the estate account. The notice names the petitioner, fiduciary, court, and case number, with date time and location of the hearing and instructions for interested parties to appear or file objections.
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