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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
3
A collage of witty quips and notices on March weather hints and spring chatter. It mentions Alaska statehood talk, a New Jersey man lighting a gas test, and the uncertain bloom of spring with playful observations on gardens, fashions, and daily life.
A collage of quips and observations quotes on conformity manners and society from a historical newspaper page including lines about dating gender roles jokes about umbrellas and police and a note of Gloria Swanson returning home with her husband managing her affairs
The Springfield Mass Republican praises President Coolidge for restraint and cautious decision making. It draws a parallel with Sir John MacDonald and argues the value of presenting news to students to foster ethics and civic understanding in schools.
The piece cites Popular Science Monthly noting colds rise in many climates and seasons, caused largely by germs and individual susceptibility. It lists average 23.7 colds per person yearly, with October and January worst, June best, and urges prudent dressing, dry feet, and sunlight exposure amid variable weather.
Federal Judge J. W. Woodrough ruled that a manufacturer may drum up trade in every state and no state may stop it. The decision upheld a writ of habeas corpus for Dean L. White sentenced to ten days in Eureka Utah jail for soliciting clothing orders for a Cincinnati tailoring house without a license.
Adelaide reports the Australian people ready to greet the American fleet due this summer. Prime Minister Bruce at Bura says the visit is a friendly exchange, not a military display, reflecting shared ancestry and national aspirations between Australia and the United States.
Notice offers red clover seed free from weed seeds from the 1924 crop. Interested buyers may contact Sherman Cole in Plattsmouth at phone number 2221.
The Journal office announces a wide selection of business forms available for purchase and customization. Items include standard ledgers, invoices, receipts, order forms, memos, and blank templates suitable for various trades and professional needs.
A Chicago school principal plans to require seventh and eighth graders to read the daily newspapers. The proposal, discussed at a Cincinnati educators meeting, drew favorable comments and may be adopted.
An old timer recalls 1877 Texas longhorn drives through Plattsmouth Nebraska. Seven thousand to nine thousand cattle stampeded the town along the Missouri River breaking picket fences and scattering cattle as far west as Louisville. Many days passed before herd rounded up to ford the river at Main Street.
A Plattsmouth BESCO broadcast describes a radio program featuring the By-Pass unit for car carbon removal and fuel efficiency. The announcer promotes the By-Pass gadget and invites audience engagement while noting a Plattsmouth address and Omaha visit by Henry Leacock Jr. and wife.
The Nebraska Cass County County Court orders a hearing on April 20 1925 at 10 a m regarding Homer H Shrader petitioning for Ora Davis to be appointed administrator of the estate of George W Shrader deceased Notice will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing to inform all interested parties of the petition and hearing date and place A H Duxbury County Judge seals the order.
The brief notes Paris news and fashion trends while reflecting on worry and social expectations. A line about high heels for men signals style shifts, and a remark on being in others' shoes adds a playful moral twist.
Bessie Flockhart files for divorce from Harold Flockhart on grounds of willful abandonment and requests custody of their minor child in Cass county District Court Nebraska. Defendants must answer by April 27, 1925 per court order. Attorney Chase Martin represents plaintiff.
In the County Court of Plattsmouth the estate of Robert B. Windham Sr. is opened for probate. Creditors must present claims by three months from April 20 1925 and debts paid within one year from April 20 1926. County Judge signs.
The passage piles odd lines about Italian women seeking husbands as work, a diner complaint, musing on optional vices, and a joke about stenographers. It includes a stray note to Mr. Dawes and a political aside about presidential appointments.
Gustave F. Jochim and others file a petition in Cass County District Court to quiet title to the northeast quarter of Section 24 in Township 10 North Range 11 East Sixth Principal Meridian Cass County Nebraska against all claimants. Plaintiffs seek a decree barring any claims with April 27 1925 as the response deadline and warn of default if not appeared.
Philip A. Horn sues Paul Nuckolls and many heirs and unknown heirs to quiet title to the north half of Lots 1 2 and all of Lot 3 in Block 13, Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska. The defendants are named in the petition with real names unknown and include multiple Nuckolls, Griffith, Brown, Rankin, Holloway, and others. The action was filed February 28 1925 with a hearing set for April 20 1925. notice to all defendants is given per court order.
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