McAdoo Victory Slogan Tied to Missouri Votes
A lively Fourth of July preview notes Missouri voters casting for McAdoo as a unit. The piece highlights optimistic aims for celebration and urges community turnout with a bold slogan and festive events.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1924
Page
4
A lively Fourth of July preview notes Missouri voters casting for McAdoo as a unit. The piece highlights optimistic aims for celebration and urges community turnout with a bold slogan and festive events.
A reflective call to use our instruments and hearts to fight evil and create good. The passage urges people to look back and see what has been preserved and what is worth imitating, emphasizing action in difficult times.
The Schmidtmann Building will host new chiropractor offices opening after July 1. The development brings health services to a central location with multiple practitioners joining the building.
A stream of notes riffs on elections seasons and social life. Snippets mention June brides politics in New York Plattsmouth Fourth of July festivities and light humor about manners and timing. The tone mirrors a lively editorial page column of casual reflections.
The lament cites 471 million dollars in auto taxes and 43 000 miles of surfaced highways. It argues autos are three fourths a necessity and time saved is a key value, while noting drivers pay heavy taxes for limited road quality.
The piece reflects on Woodrow Wilson as a war casualty and recalls Cary Grayson’s account of Wilson’s postwar peace plan. It notes Wilson endured great personal risk leading a tour to rally support for peace, and that while he died after sacrificing for the peace, the nation has not yet won it.
The piece argues Democrats in New York must choose a presidential candidate of uncompromising honesty, proven governance experience, and clear progressive stances. It warns against evasive platforms and urges minimizing intra party friction while contrasting with Republicans.
Henry Klemme petitions Cass County Court Nebraska for damages of 3500 against Bearling real names unknown John Doe and John Doe Company for injuries to plaintiff's ear alleged on May 6 1924. Answer required by August 11 1924.
The County Court of Cass Nebraska orders the hearing on July 26 1924 at 10:00 am to show cause why the petition to prove and admit the will of Adam Fornoff Sr deceased should not be granted and administration given to Adam B Fornoff and Jacob Fornoff executors.
The petition prayer should not be granted and notice of pendency and hearing is given to all interested by publishing this order in the Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. Witness my hand and seal this 24th day of June 126-3w. Allen J. Beeson, County Judge.
An Order of Sale advertises public auction July 19 1924 at 10 am in Plattsmouth for several parcels totaling about 172 acres in sections 36 and 31 with specific railroad right of way exclusions. The notice also sets July 10 and October 10 1924 for claims against Catherine Meisinger estate with three month and one year deadlines respectively.
The same being levied upon and taken as the property of Jacob P. Faler Mary Faler Frank E Vallery Waterloo Creamery Company and Herbert S Daniel Trustee in Bankruptcy of the Waterloo Creamery Company Bankrupt to satisfy a judgment of said court recovered by The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company plaintiff against said defendants Plattsmouth Nebraska June 11th 1924.
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