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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
4
The Plattsmouth Journal advertises a subscription rate of $2.00 per year in advance. The note emphasizes advance payment for home delivery.
A collage of brief items mentions Secretary Daniels and naval policy, Bolshevik weather ploys, Doorn estate, and fashion critiques. It notes New York snow costs, American spending, Envoy Martens on revolution, and suffrage ratification battles with Hays and Cummings handling states Florida to Vermont.
West Virginia, a Republican state, rejects the suffrage amendment in a crisis moment, leaving the state as one of the few outside the cotton belt to block progress and shaping the broader national struggle. The move places West Virginia in an unusual political position amid ongoing advocacy.
A Forbes Magazine passage warns that laziness harms both mind and body. It argues mental exertion is essential for success and that laziness leads to poverty, urging readers to cultivate a healthy body and sound mind and to persist in disciplined effort.
Rear Admiral Sims reading a statement before the senate inquiry softens his prior charges against the navy. He says his criticisms were not a renewal of blame but aims to protect praise for wartime performance and acknowledges early war unpreparedness. He hints at broader friction with leadership during 1917.
One of the city’s oldest residents, Drury M Graves, has departed for Texas to settle his future. Graves, who has lived here since childhood, traced his family’s arrival in the 1850s from Iowa City after joining a Mormon wagon train and settling in Bellevue and Plattsmouth.
The Ma sonic lodge of Plattsmouth has purchased the Fricke corner at Sixth and Vine as part of a long cherished dream to build a substantial Masonic temple. The project would honor the Blue Lodge Eastern Star Royal Arch Chapter and Knights Templar, elevating the city to one of equal size with larger towns.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for neuralgia, neuritis, sciatica, and external pains. It claims immediate penetration without rubbing and lists prices of 35c, 70c, and $1.40 with a call to keep a large bottle at home.
The World Herald comments on repeated navy department recommendations and Admiral Sims. It argues the department received constant expert advice and functioned well for most of the war. It views Sims charges as opinion unlikely to gain unanimous agreement among top naval strategists.
Horace Scott who suffered severe burns at Pollock garage is improving. His hands arms and face recover and pain eases. The blast from a furnace caused the accident and doctors hope for a full recovery without permanent injury.
We express heartfelt appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown at the death of our beloved mother and grandmother. We especially thank those who sent floral remembrances: Frank Warren and family, Elmer Taylor and family, R. A. McClahanan and family, Mrs. Sybil Head, Earl Blount and family.
The passage argues that innate genius needs effort to succeed and that laziness leads to failure. It claims history rarely honors sluggards, notes persistent effort and painstak ing work, and links laziness with ignored tasks and ignorance.
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain that prevented eating vegetables or fruit and caused sleepless nights. After taking Chamberlains Tablets he can eat fruits and vegetables without pain or sleeplessness. Indigestion or constipation sufferers should try these tablets. they are beneficial.
In Cass county Nebraska Joseph A Everett sues La wens Jamison Long et al to quiet and confirm title to the NEY of Section 29 and west ten acres of NW of Section 28 Township 10 N Range 14 E PM Cass county Nebraska enjoin all defendants from any claim to the land and to preserve plaintiff possession and for equitable relief. Answer by April 1920. default will be entered. Joseph A Viet Ett Maintisf ms-4w ea Soace Attorney.
In Cass county Nebraska plaintiffs M Welshimer and Company seek to foreclose a mechanic lien on the northwest quarter of Section 5 Township 11 North Range 15 East of the 6th P M in Cass county for 166.72 with 7 percent interest from April 5 1918 and equitable relief. Defendants include Peter E Ruffner and others. Answer required by April 19 1920 or default will be entered. Attorney: A L Tidd.
Alice Johnson seeks specific performance of a contract for sale of undivided one third of land in Cass county Nebraska. Property includes parts of sections 23 24 25 and 26 in township 12 13 east of the 6th P M containing about 74.83 acres. Answer required on or before April 26 1920.
The petition filed February 25 1926 in Cass County District Court seeks to quiet title to the north half of the southeast quarter of Section 28 Township 12 North Range 9 East Cass County Nebraska. Defendants include John Rouse Andrew M Rouse The American Freehold Land Mortgage Company of London Limited and others claiming interests in the described land. Plaintiffs allege ten years adverse possession and seek equitable relief. Respondents must answer by April 19 1920. Peter Halmes c A Rawls mil-4w. Attorney
Alice Johnson files in Cass county District Court to compel Manota Vailiery to sell an undivided one third of multiple tracts in Cass county Nebraska. Property includes portions of Sections 25 26 and 23 Township 12 Range 13 with about 174.65 acres. The deadline for answer is April 18, 1920.
Thomas Zaar and related heirs file to quiet title on parts of Lots two three and five in Section thirteen Township twelve Range ten Cass County Nebraska north and east of the B and M railroad right of way. Plaintiffs claim adverse possession for over ten years and seek equitable relief against heirs and parties with any interest.
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Four or five young horses aged four to five years are for sale along with a few young heifers. Contact Dr. Hall at the farm in Murray Nebraska.
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