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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1927
Page
3
A collage of quips on marriage girls and jokes about politics and society. References to Lindbergh wives editors education on nether regions and a bevy of social observations populate the era. Mentions of Vienna Irish elections and Will Rogers offer a window into contemporary humor and concerns.
The article argues air travel must become self supporting beyond subsidies and highlights Detroit's bid to raise 50000 for a Detroit to London pilot route with five passengers. It notes the need for mid ocean emergency fields, multi engine planes, and near term growth through airmail and grounded aviation infrastructure.
A Ipswich reminiscence notes President Coolidge reluctantly reviewing the fleet for twenty minutes as ships passed for two and a half hours. The president yawns and goes below decks while the naval review fails to impress reporters and the public.
The Daily Journal explains it cannot print Lindbergh poetry due to a high volume of literary submissions and its focus on live news. The editor jokes about starting a poetry magazine once personal wealth reaches twenty million dollars.
The article jokes about Chicago beach policing undercutting censorship on flapper outfits. It notes authorities may back off reform efforts, leaving costumes to individual conscience. It also mentions 52 000 telegrams to Col Charles A Lindbergh and reflects on public attention to diplomacy and world events.
Frank Kolasek aged 79 a longtime resident was found dead in his west city home likely from heart trouble. Widowed, he lived alone after years in railroad work and small jobs. Survived by six children including Charles Lahoda Lewis Lahoda Omana Claude Lahoda Frances Zuckweiler Miller S D Anton Lahoda Josephine Schmader of Omaha. The family receives community sympathy.
The piece reflects on U S attitudes toward Britain and Japan, disarmament talks, and the need for time to restore postwar conditions. It mentions John Pershing traveling home from Europe, hints at relations to Charles Lindbergh, and cites former Secretary Baker urging cooperation for world peace through League of Nations avenues.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court directs creditors of Joseph Vetesnik deceased to present claims by three months from July 25 1927 and debts to be paid within one year from that date. The sitting days to file are July 25 1927 and October 26 1927 at 10 o clock a m in Plattsmouth.
In re estate of Mary Co Murphy creditors sit at County Court on July 18 1927 and October 19 1927 to prove claims. Also probate hearing for Mary Louise Spies to be held July 15 1927 with executor Edmund F Spies. notice published in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks. Also district court action to quiet title on Louisville Lots 381 382 383 481 482 483 with answer due July 18 1927.
Luminous bacteria in sea water consume oxygen so quickly that without agitation the light fades below the surface where oxygen remains, leaving surface glow while deeper water goes dark.
In the matter of the estate of Michael A Shine deceased, Plattsmouth county, two hearings are set July 25 1927 and October 26 1927 at 10 oclock am to receive examine and adjust all claims against the estate. Three months from July 25 1927 is the deadline to present claims and one year from July 23 1927 is the deadline to pay debts. County Court provincial notice dated July 29.
In the matter of the estate of William Pohlman deceased a petition seeks administration granted to H A Schneider as Administrator. The hearing is scheduled for July 22, 1927 at 10:00 a.m. in County Court, with notice to interested parties by publication in the Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks before the hearing.
John W. Haynie deceased Jennie Steinhaus and Ethyl Fox petition to grant administration to Nancy C. Haynie as Administratrix. July 15, 1927, 10 a.m. set for hearing in County Court. Notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior. Dated June 16, 1927.
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