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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
2
A satirical slice references a former local mah jongg champion, holiday reunions, fashion fads, industrial plans, and public mood after the holidays. It notes banks remaining closed under the new deal and comments on public life, vaudeville and coed timing with wry humor.
The Detroit News denounces teachers in the public schools who allegedly enter politics to influence the board of education by backing two specific candidates. It warns parents to beware such conspiracies to control education and emphasizes loyalty to a competent teaching force as essential to the system’s purity and efficiency.
The excerpt references inflation and a claim that France owes money but shows affection beyond money. It mentions Senator Hooey Long as a supposed expert on inflation issues.
A farmer advertises for parties who have been hiding liquor in his cornfield to come forward and claim it as he prepares to clear the shocks from the field.
Secretary of State Cordell Hutt welcomed the diplomatic corps at his office on Thursday and extra parking spaces for the silk hatr were provided.
The piece notes people cope with unemployment by puzzles while still relying on entertainment like Amos and Andy and Gracie Allen. It suggests banks remain closed and society leans on speakeasies and Sunday schools for change, with denominations driving small coins.
The report cites conflicts between Japan and China and clashes between Germany and Poland while Italy and France show restraint amid a bank holiday. It also notes relative quiet in Norway and Bali.
The Chicago Daily News obituary tribute lauds Anton Cermak for tireless public service and effective leadership. It emphasizes his focus on results, rejection of inefficiency, and dedication to improving city conditions through years of progressive effort.
The University of Nebraska home economics faculty sponsors a men’s class offering six lectures on home beautifying nutrition and child care. The Lincoln Star notes the course mirrors a bird’s eye view of four years of girl’s home economics and questions the need for male domestic guidance.
The Lincoln Star notes ex presidents including Hoover face life after office as the high stress of the presidency shortens lifespans. It contrasts Coolidge Wilson Taft Theodore Roosevelt and others, suggesting private life brings rest but the toll of leadership persists and ambition remains.
The quote argues that knowledge is not inherently good or identical to wisdom, but it is a necessary instrument of wisdom guiding judgment and action. It emphasizes knowledge's role as foundational, enabling wise conduct rather than equating possession of facts with virtue.
The writer of outlines under the Jimmy Walker group of photographs marks Miss Compton as the person on the right, a gallant gesture noted in the caption context.
Report of the condition of Farmers State Bank of Nebraska as of March 3 1933 with asset totals liabilities and equity. Cash in bank deposits and reserves total 349676.32 with capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits and notes totaling 349676.32. Cashier R F Patterson and directors attest to accuracy sworn before notary on March 13 1933.
The piece urges a return to regular commerce after a banking holiday urging restraint in foreign policy and a broader pause on global tensions. It questions lasting peace if economic strain continues and suggests enjoying the respite while it lasts.
The President's Research Committee report shows a definite farm population hold despite urban declines. Over ten thousand urbanites moved back to farms in two years with reasons including saving money, independence, health, and better childrearing. many were city natives with little farming background.
Florida expresses sympathy to California and notes a forthcoming equinox event. The message implies California should reciprocate as the season turns.
President Roosevelt’s economy program is simplified by Republican support in the House. He now faces the task of aligning Democrats and pushing the measure through Congress.
A Boston observer notes that a distinguished Japanese speaker says Japanese and Chinese are the friendliest peoples. The writer adds the question why visiting gatherings of the two races always occur in China, and wonders about the pattern.
A German minister in the new regime declares war on nudists, arguing against their presence in society. The writer notes no personal experience with German nudist colonies but cites impressions from German news reels that nudists may appear more homely than others.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette argues that Hollywood wastes artistic talent by typecasting actors like Charles Laughton in insanity roles and stifling others such as Charles Ruggles and Zasu Pitts. Producers chase profits, not creative growth, harming long term business and art.
A quirky local notice invites residents to a Wednesday event in Fizttsmouth with a big friendly crowd. It hints at journal ads offering real bargains and community atmosphere for shoppers and neighbors.
The bank holiday allowed Pretty Boy Floyd to rest and catch up on billiards, a game in which he is said to excel.
A cheeky note wonders why people avoid staying in on Saturdays noting that jazz programs on the radio lure listeners away. The line hints at a popular cultural trend influencing leisure choices.
The County Court in Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska calls creditors of the estate of Danial Lynn to appear March 24 1933 and June 26 1933 at ten in the forenoon to examine claims for adjustment and allowance. Claims must be presented within three months from March 24 1933 and debts paid within one year from that date. Signed A H Duxbury County Judge.
The receiver of Farmers State Bank Greenwood Nebraska has filed a Final Report and applies to be discharged. A hearing to consider discharge will be held in chambers at the Court House Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska on March 25 1933 at 10 am. Objections must be filed with the District Court Clerk before the hearing. EE H Luikart Receiver.
Cass County Nebraska sheriff to sell March 18 1933 at 10 a m the north eighty seven feet of Lots 1 2 3 4 Block 4 Original Town Plattsmouth to satisfy a judgment for Occidental Building Loan Association against William A Wells Flora M Wells Evelyn Martin and Becker Roofing Company. Sheriff H Sylvester announces court sale.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court orders all heirs and interested persons to appear March 10 1933 at ten to show cause why final settlement and discharge of John L Tidball administrator should not be granted The notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing date
Court order directs sale of 320 acres in Cass County Nebraska at the south front door of the courthouse on March 20 1933 at 10 a m to satisfy a judgment for Bankers Life Insurance Company. Property includes the west half of Section 22 Township 10 North Range 12 East excluding school grounds. Jerome G John et al. are defendants. Sheriff of Cass County to oversee.
The south half of Section 17 and the northwest quarter of Section 20 in Township 12 Range 9 east of the 6th p m Cass County Nebraska are subject to a first mortgage by Conservative Mortgage Company Lincoln Nebraska dated February 14 1933.
In Cass County Nebraska probate court a petition by Georgia Creamer administratrix seeks final settlement and allowance of her account for the estate of Charles Creamer deceased. The hearing is set for April 7 1933 at 10 a.m. to show cause why the prayer should not be granted with notice to interested parties by Plattsmouth Journal publication for three consecutive weeks.
Readers are encouraged to buy from their home town merchants who stand behind quality. The message warns against misleading catalogs and promises satisfaction for customers choosing local stores.
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