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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1926
Page
3
A montage of biblical reference and humorous quips notes politics in Nebraska with mentions of the Haugen Narvy bill and an upcoming July Fourth event in Plattsmouth. It ends with a controversial Pocahontas legend note about John Smith’s salvation.
A string of observations and opinions covers politics under Coolidge era, gender roles, health and fashion. It mocks vanity and social trends while noting events like Eucharistic congress crowds and Mussolini as a controversial figure.
A midwestern rainstorm once seen as calamity now labeled the million-dollar rain by farmers. It washed away bridges and flooded homes, yet farmers expect at least a million dollars more in crop value this summer.
This passage urges readers to cultivate self confidence through study and effort. It argues leading requires sincere altruism and social benefit, citing historical leaders who rose from little schooling. It contrasts genuine leadership with wealth and popularity gained by selfish means.
A Midwest university condemns widespread cheating and urges strict penalties to deter students from dishonest acts. It argues a cheater remains a cheater regardless of degrees. The piece also notes Chicago’s ongoing gang murders tied to the beer war, highlighting urban crime.
The notice urges bringing the entire family to the Fourth of July event emphasizing fun for children and older residents alike. It underscores inclusive celebration and community participation during the holiday observance.
In Cass county the County Court of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, notifies creditors of the estate of Rachael M Worley that claims may be presented July 12 1926 and October 13 1926 to be examined for adjustment. Claims must be filed within three months from July 12 1926 and debts paid within one year from that date. Signed A H Duxbury County Judge.
The text argues independence is impossible and actions affect others. It cites A. Lincoln Filene urging a mutual agreement on fair business standards and responsibility among producers and distributors to curb unethical conduct and its harm to all involved.
A jagged clipping critiques a wave of moral chaos described as more deadly than Bolshevik Bolshevism, signaling sharp partisan rhetoric and fear of societal decay.
The crown prince and princess of Sweden touring the United States admire American style. Princess Louise notes New York women’s legs and silk stockings, saying they look smart and graceful and she plans to take many stockings back to Sweden. The piece attributes a royal compliment to American fashion and hints Paris fashion influence persists.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Valentine Tomazewskii in Plattsmouth Nebraska. Claims must be presented within three months from July 12 1926 and debts paid within one year from that date. Hearings to receive and examine claims scheduled July 12 and October 13 1926 at ten o clock in the forenoon.
Minneapolis Journal urges harsh stance on juvenile crime noting a nineteen year old thief should not receive probation. The editorial argues youth does not excuse wrongdoing and warns leniency risks higher crimes, stressing respect for law as essential to society.
Plattsmouth State Bank advertises a public sale of mortgaged chattels for cash to recover 1075.07 past due on a May 27 1924 mortgage to Willie Meiercierks. Items include two wagons a Ford truck 1919 model horses hogs cattle and farming implements. Sale at the John Wolff farm near Louisville Cedar Creek on July 12 1926 at 10 a.m.
A court has scheduled an order of hearing on a petition seeking the appointment of an administratrix. The filing requests designation of a qualified female administrator to manage the estate and related duties under probate law.
In Cass County District Court John Gakemeier sues James D Walters and unknown heirs to quiet title to north half of the northeast quarter of Section 31 Township 12 North Range 11 East Sixth Principal Meridian. Defendants must answer by July 19, 1926. the case seeks decree and relief as just. Dated June 5, 1926.
An order of sale issued by Golda Noble Beal Clerk of the District Court Cass County Nebraska directs public auction on July 3, 1926 at 10:60 a.m. at the south front door of the court house in Plattsmouth to sell real estate to the highest bidder for cash. O O W Johnson attorney.
Sealed bids due July 1 1926 at 9:00 a m in Lincoln for grading gravel surfacing culverts guard rail and incidental work on Project No 138 D Federal Aid Road Plattsmouth Omaha 3.4 miles earth and gravel road plans at Plattsmouth or Lincoln offices bond 100 percent required five percent certified checks. Work to start before August 1 and finish by December 1 1926. Right to waive technicalities and reject bids reserved.
Classified notice indicates blanks of all kinds are available for sale at the Journal office.
An advertisement in the Journal promises broad reach as the paper notes that 75 percent of the buying public will read the ad. The claim emphasizes the publication’s market penetration to attract advertisers seeking wide visibility.
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