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Plattsmouth Journal

Location

Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1920

Page

6

Readjusted county school districts prepared for April review

The county superintendent's office completed maps of newly readjusted districts after hearings on consolidated plans. Several new districts were added in both eastern and western parts. The boards will consider the changes in April, with minor adjustments before presenting them to the county commissioners. Rev. A F Ploetz travels to Derby Iowa to preach at the Presbyterian church, leaving Mrs Ploetz to care for her sister Louise Gorder.

Board of County Commissioners

Glen Perry Heads to Omaha for Business Matters

Glen Perry from near Murray travels to Omaha this morning to attend to business affairs.

Glen Perry Murray Omaha

Readjusting Taxation As Assessments Readjusting Taxation

Secretary of the state board of equalization directs county assessors to value city and town property by considering income from rents. The aim is to reduce rent profiteering and harmonize city property assessments with real estate. Instructions urge obtaining rental income where property is occupied to inform valuation.

Bross W. H. Osborne, Jr State Board of Equalization Finance Bross

Schmader Wins Wrestling Match At Coates Hall

In a city wrestling event Frank Schmader of Louisville defeated Tom Ray of Omaha in three falls. Ray won the first fall in eleven minutes, Schmader pinned in the second after thirty three minutes with a toe hold, and the final fall came after eighteen minutes with Schmader scoring a decisive pin. Referee Lee Fickler noted Ray was unable to contest the finish.

Coates Hall Frank Schmader Louisville Tom Ray Omaha Schmader Ray Fay Frank Hmader Lee Fickler Schmadher Harry Best Lee

Assessors urged to include omitted property in tax rolls

Mr. Osborne advises assessors to examine deed records and county clerk files and add any omitted property. He says if a chattel mortgage runs to a bank or similar entity that was assessed separately, inquire whether the mortgage is part of that institution’s assets and list the mortgage for taxation if it belongs to an individual or private capital and is of record on April 1 or if payment proof is not provided.

Osborne

Pioneer Mrs Kraft Dies After Long Illness at 71

Mrs. Wilhelmina Kraft née Rau died March 1 1920 at the family home in the east part of town after more than a year of cancer. Born August 17 1848 in Posen Germany she immigrated to the United States in 1872 and married Charles Kraft in Wisconsin the same year. They moved to Cass county Nebraska in 1874 and settled on the old homestead near Louisville where they led a prosperous life until illness...

Charles Kraft Posen Germany America Wisconsin Cass County Nebraska Louisville

Kraft Family Renders Funeral Obituary in Louisville

The obituary notes Mrs. Kraft, 71 years old, died in Louisville after moving there in 1904 from the pioneer farm with her husband. She leaves four sons William Charles Herman Richard, and daughters Mrs Henry Vogler Marthe and Idella Kraft, with three sons predeceasing her. Half brother Rudolph Rau of Atchison Kansas and a half brother and two sisters in Germany survive, with no other near relatives in the U.S.

William Charles Herman Richard Henry Vogler Marthe Idella Kraft Rudolph Rau Atchison, Kansas Germany Louisville Courier

State to reassess railroad terminal values in Nebraska

The Nebraska State Board of Equalization will again assess railroad terminals for taxation after last year’s government takeover. Assessors are instructed to include material and supplies, even if not returned, and to report figures to the state board for possible liability or removal.

State Board of Equalization Nebraska State Board United States

Ploetz Called to Derby Iowa Parish

Rev A F Ploetz, longtime pastor in this city, accepts the pastorate of the Presbyterian church at Derby Iowa. He will preach his first sermon there tomorrow. Mrs Ploetz remains in this city to care for her sister Miss Louise Gorder who has been seriously ill for about ten days.

A. F. Ploetz Burlington Derby Iowa Presbyterian Church German Presbyterian Church Scotland South Dakota Weeping Water Ploetz Louise Gorder

Louisville Bridge Closure Announces Overhaul and Detour

The Louisville automobile and wagon bridge will close starting Monday for three weeks to undergo a thorough overhaul and repair. The Plattsmouth bridge will serve as the sole crossing during the closure to maintain travel.

Louisville Plattsmouth

Crossing River Bridge Plans Between Regions

A proposal outlines a means to cross the river separating the southern portion of the state from Omaha, detailing potential routes and the impact on regional access. Officials weigh feasibility, funding, and infrastructure needs to connect the two regions.

Omaha

Weeping Water Attorney Tefft Visits City for Vote

Attorney C. E. Tefft of Weeping Water spent a few hours in the city attending district and county court duties then returned home to vote in the special light franchise election held today.

C. E. Tefft Weeping Water

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