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A collage of quips on war, politics, morality and daily life mixed with comic observations. Short items touch on Poland, disarmament, taxes, fashion, weeds, labor, and social foibles from the era.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
4
A collage of quips on war, politics, morality and daily life mixed with comic observations. Short items touch on Poland, disarmament, taxes, fashion, weeds, labor, and social foibles from the era.
Albany June 28 strikin g workers in U S and Canada vote to accept manufacturer proposed wage arbitration. The move follows shutdowns on May 1 and May 11 and is announced by Jeremiah T. Carey president of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers. Mills expected to reopen next week.
A weather bureau bulletin says a Caribbean disturbance is central in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico between Yucatan and Tampico moving northwestward with unknown intensity. Vessels in nearby waters are urged to exercise caution. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a family tonic, price $1.25.
Call No. 6 invites readers to phone in community news with three ring notice and a prompt to share updates for publication.
In Cass county Nebraska the estate of Emil Kruger is presented by Herman Hillingan seeking a final decree and descent order. A county court hearing before Judge on July 2, 1921 will determine heirs and devise a decree of descent and land transfer to lawful heirs.
The city council, enduring heat, reviewed paving estimates for last year created districts and set bids. They also authorized sidewalk construction, road repairs, and a city hall painting contract while debating a new street ordinance and bond refunding efforts.
Attorney L A Capwell of Elmwood and A Gaver of near Cedar Creek were in the city to handle matters and visit friends. W H Puls and father from Murray also called on old acquaintances. James Gilmour of Sioux City left for Omaha with his parents. W G Trooks and family visited from Nebraska City and the Crabils hosted them. County Commissioner F Harris of Union stopped by the courthouse briefly. Webb Hassell of Weeping Water attended the DeMolay installation with Bri and J W Crabill.
One Bere and one Metz auto for sale cheap or will trade. Also a spring wagon for sale. Contact James P. Latta Murray by phone for offers.
In the County Court at Plattsmouth the estate of George Moeliktuasrr is opened. Creditors must present claims by three months from July 9, 1821, for adjustment. debts due for final payment by one year from July 9, 1821. Witnessed by County Judge A. J. Beeson.
In Cass County Nebraska the estate of Elhat Wet Deorchery is under a petition by Neihe CG Tucker for administration. John AL Doughty is named administrator if granted. A hearing is set for July 5 1924 at 1 00 pm in the County Court to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing. County Judge dated June 21 1921.
In county court the petition by R. G. McCulloch seeks appointment as Administrator of Thomas J. MeaCulloch deceased. Hearing set for July 12 at 10:00 am. interested parties must appear and show cause why grant should not be issued. Notice to interested parties to be published in the Platts newspaper.
In Cass county Nebraska Jacob E. Mason filed a petition in county court to determine the time of death of Jacob Mason and the heirs at law for real estate in Plattsmouth. The case names Nancy J. Mason widow and several Mason children as heirs. Hearing set for July 14, 1921.
The Plattsmouth State Bank petitions to grant administration of the Ellen J. Smith estate to Frank Cloldt. A hearing is set for July 14, 1921 at 10 in the morning. Notice to interested parties will be published in the Plattemouth Journal for three successive weeks prior to the hearing.
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