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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1933
Page
2
The piece notes a crowded mix of modern woes from car wrecks caused by tires and drivers to political commentary about worsening administrations. It mentions John Hyland and Jimmy Waller and hints at shifts in governance. The Channel widening and a summer swim drift add quirky local color.
The excerpt contrasts German conduct with chancellor influence, notes use of the Congressional Record for research, and comments on how American courts treat criminals condemned for capital offenses. It references Jack Garner and a Peruvian president’s assassin, with a tone of editorial speculation on international affairs and justice.
A North Dakota plan would let dentists administer whisky during tooth pulling. The note questions patient limits once all teeth are gone. Charles Curtis, ex vice president, says he is done with Kansas and will live in Washington. Kansans favored Clarley in last November’s returns.
Nellie Rost is named director of the government mint in a move praised as satisfactory if she avoids past land carry practices. The text reflects mixed opinions about commencement speeches and the promising future for graduates.
James T. Shotwell argues in 1460 volume that World War I left a lasting economic and social upheaval beyond government balance sheets. He warns that postwar peacetime maladjustment and price instabilities stem from mismanaged capital and credit, making strong international policy instruments essential to avert a final battle of global economics and maintain prosperity.
A Kaneag hag jury refuses to convict W for selling beer in violation of the state dry law. The report notes Kansas has much ground to cover before addressing juries that fail to convict, unlike some other states troubled byindictments in murder cases.
The piece argues for a broad international agreement to stabilize exchange rates amid the gold standard controversy. It urges leaders Roosevelt MacDonald and Heriot to set aside recriminations, pursue mutual trust, and avoid retaliation to reach monetary equilibrium and prevent global economic chaos.
The article lauds Attorney General Cummings for pledging to prosecute financiers and public wrongdoing, pledging a hard line against those who manipulated savings and abused investors. It notes his reformist vision, ties to the New Deal, and quotes from Brandeis and Justice Holmes about the living law.
The red dust carried by winds adds fertilizer value at ten dollars per acre where it settles. While beneficial to fields, much of the dust damaged planes and household furniture. Farmers may sue town residents for open windows and fertilizer appropriation.
From the Baltimore Evening Sun, a tribute to Charles C. Bradley a 60 year old Iowa judge who was dragged from his bench beaten and threatened with death yet refused to swear to mob demands His steadfast honor contrasted with corrupt courts and mob violence shaping public shame and respect for judicial integrity.
William M. Butler a Massachusetts textile manufacturer endorses the farm relief features of the original farm bill amid inflation debate. He argues the measure could boost both agriculture and manufacturing with wise administration, aiming for economic recovery for cotton textiles and cotton planting, despite criticism of the domestic allotment plan.
A New York Evening Post opinion piece laments the decline of rugged camping in America. It notes three million campers on reservations and five thousand auto camps while surveys say modern comforts dominate roadside camps. It warns of hotels in the woods and calls for preserving true roughing it.
Secretary Hull urges international tariff reciprocity to revive U S recovery amid world tensions. He argues high tariffs fail to ensure jobs and wages and notes the need for rapid negotiated tariff agreements with other powers to ease debt burdens and sustain trade. Roosevelt is expected to echo these points.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court fixed dates to examine all claims against the estate of Dora Kastel deceased. Affected creditors must present claims within three months from May 26, 1922 and debts must be paid within one year from May 26, 1922. Court sits at Whisnemouth County Court on May 24 1922 and September 1 1927 at 10 oclock a.m. for claim examination.
Probate fee book lists two final hearings for the Mary Wheeler estate in Plattsmouth County Court. It sets June 2 and September 5 1932 10:00 a m sessions to examine claims with view to adjustment and allowance. Claim presentation deadline three months from June 2 1933 and debt payment one year from June 2 1932. Signed A H Duxbury County Judge May 5 1923.
In the matter of the estate of Charies McIluire deceased the County Court of Case Nebraska notices hearings on claims from May 26 1933 and September 1 1933 at ten o clock to examine all claims with a three month limit for filing and one year for payment of debts witness my hand and seal April 28 1933
The Kansas City Times notes rails and steel face economy and reduced output. Rail purchases dipped to 462 009 tons the smallest since 1866 with 689 000 freight cars idle. Construction paused while maintenance kept lines afloat. A steel revival hinges on new rail and car demand.
A sheriff's sale notice appears for Millw in an unspecified region. Details are incomplete but indicate an official sale conducted by local authorities and aimed at settling court actions.
A cooperative ownership structure replaces the Walnuts project with a corporate cooperative. The transition follows a socialistic experiment approach touted as workable in the country.
In Cass county Nebraska the County Court orders all interested parties to appear June 2, 1922 at 10 am to show cause why the final settlement and distribution of Don C. Rhoden estate should not be granted. Notice to be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
In the County Court of Case county Nebraska David B Ebersole deceased Fee Book 9 page 262 notice of administration alleges the deceased died intestate and petitions for administration with hearing set May 26 1933 at 1 60 oclock p m. If interested and absent the court may grant administration to David K Ebersole or another suitable person. Dated April 28 1933 Seal.
August Stander sues Roy O Kunz and wife in Cass County Nebraska district court to foreclose a mortgage on east half of the northeast quarter of section 32 township 11 north range 9 east of the sixth principal meridian to secure a 4200 note dated March 1 1927 and for a receiver to collect rents and profits with answer due June 19 1933 and for other relief as prayed
By bettel mortgage dated April 1 1931 and July 15 1931 Frank and Bertha Sichlichtemier granted security to J J Pollard and to International Harvester Company of America for 995.07. With default, the public auction of a Farmall Tractor Engine No T 108473 and a Farmall Cultivator will be held May 13 1933 at 1 00 p m at the business premises of Mrasek and Son Plattsmouth Cass Nebraska for cash to the highest bidder.
A Cass county message promotes Plattsmouth as the county’s main shopping center for all residents aiming for real prosperity.
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