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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
4
A collage of opinion snippets and wry observations from a Plattsmouth column offers jokes on fashion, politics, Prohibition, war, and society. It notes George M. Cohan’s retirement, jazz criticism, anti Prohibition parades, and a Siberian anti Bolshevik plan, ending with fashion color shifts in Paris.
The Leavenworth Times questions American attitudes toward celebrating Independence Day and suggests many people are dismissive of the founding era. It laments lack of patriotic fervor and implies George Washington would be dismayed by modern attitudes toward the holiday.
The note directs readers to contact the Journal office during the card time for inquiries or actions related to a published item. It emphasizes in-person or phone coordination for timely handling.
An old slogan proclaims trade and passenger routes are now fully established under the U S flag. It lists Munson Steamship Co and several New York offices for Pacific Mail, U S Mail, Ward Line, and other lines with services to all parts of the world. It invites inquiries for passenger and freight sailings and ship types.
J W Egenberger of Salt Lake City visited here to attend the funeral of Edward Egenberger, cousin’s son. A former well known baker in this city for years, he later ran a large Salt Lake retail bakery and now enjoys retirement in scenic surroundings and cool mountain canyons.
If you have anything to sell or want to buy, don’t overlook a want ad in the Daily Journal. The compact classifieds connect buyers and sellers efficiently, featuring items from household goods to services and rentals.
Ray and Cliff Fenterman finished harvesting 70 acres of wheat on June 22, a notably early yield for the region. Locals attended the Golden wedding at Bethany for Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schroeder, while bee keeper TH P Hinds faced a hive mishap. G. W. Hylton, aided by a wheeled chair, chatted about crops, and visitors from Palmer Nebraska joined Attorney Deles Dernier’s family in Elmwood for a weekend-long visit.
Heine Schoeman and Tenry Wes ner lease Ossenkop property on the east side of Main Street and open a soft drink and short order shop. Mrs George Schoeman recovers from a serious illness with good care. A birthday party marks five years since a daughter’s birth in the Stohlman home. John Heil’s family hopes for their son O’s full recovery after pneumonia and flu. Charles Kraft learns of brother John Kraft’s death in Orange California. funeral attended by Cass county friends.
The will of George Mebzinger is offered for probate in Allen County Court. The executor is appointed to administer the estate and deal with claims by the thirteenth day of July in the year. Witnesses and the seal of the county court are noted, including officials Allen J. Bisan and others.
The filing requests administration of Nellie Packer’s estate with debts and assets to be settled. A hearing is set in the named county. interested parties may inspect the petition and related notice in the court records and at the county seat.
An order schedules July hearing for a writ petition in the county Counts Court. The notice requires publication in the Platte mouth Journal for three consecutive weeks before the hearing. The administrator seeks relief while opponents are to be informed of the proceedings.
Six registered Chester White gilts bred for fall farrow breeding. Claiming best in the USA. Write of phone number 1903. Geo Stall, Weeping Water, Nebraska. E H Schulhof, piano tuner. Phone 389 J. Déw.
The Pleatsmouth State Bank seeks administration to Frank Cloidt as administrator. The county court sets July 12, 1921 at 1:00 a.m. for the hearing. Notice to interested parties will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
In Cass County Nebraska a probate hearing is set on July 5 1921 at 10 a m for Jennie Schlappacasse to prove the June 4 1927 will of John Schlappacasse deceased and receive administration as executrix. All interested persons are ordered to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted.
Citizens are notified of a June 1927 hearing in Cass County Nebraska on the estate of Jacob Mason deceased. The petition seeks a judicial determination of the time of death and heirs and orders for the distribution of real estate in Plattsmouth City along with the widow's rights and the line of descent. The matter lists Nate Mason and other heirs and names Allen J. Beeson as County Judge and J M Leyba as attorney for the petitioner.
The document warns of the probate action for the estate of Jusstes Lilie and directs recipients to appear at the court on a specified date. It mentions witnesses, dates in July, and a proceeding overseen by a county district official, with a formal seal and signatories.
Bid available for a Deering binder pod in new condition. Cut about 100 acres of grain land. Bargain price 125 dollars. Wall phone 2752. Contact John Parkening of Plattsmouth Nebraska.
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