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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1920
Page
4
A collection of clipped notes mentions Nebraska’s top output, economic concerns on rail and coal prices, labor migration, and political jabs. It critiques publicity stunts, packer pricing, and a proposed coin bill while mocking tax reform views.
Disjointed OCR phrases suggest discussions of rent costs for mansions in the sky and ownership, a former leader’s wish to sail crafts in South America, and an unclear wartime influence. The fragmentary items hint at political or economic topics without coherent events or clear names.
The sugar inquiry in Kansas City will continue through the week amid shortages. The piece mentions the old system may still influence hiring for the presidential office and hints at political flirtation. The Journal questions the vice president's role while throwing the ceremonial first ball in Washington.
A columnist argues that overalls fall out of favor because men fear others will think their wives are the ones in control, reflecting gender role anxieties rather than style.
The statement asserts that May Day cannot derail American life as citizens remain focused on daily duties. It emphasizes that Americans keep moving despite anti-social demonstrations.
A safety razor similar to a popular American make is sold in Vienna packed with a leather case and a dozen blades. The price is 80 crowns, about twenty five cents.
A federal judge rules the Lever Act has punch when paired with an active attorney general. In Plattsmouth a youth tells friends he loved his baby brother yet notes many needs remain.
Mrs. Hattie Campbell of 1808 Grace St., Omaha credits Tanlac with curing four years of indigestion painful gas heartburn and dizziness. She claims weight loss improved appetite and relief from rheumatic hand pain headaches and numb fingers after using two bottles. Tanlac sold in Plattsmouth by FE. G. Fricke and Company and local druggists.
Transportation is the missing key to difficulties as 30 percent of men will not work until labor is made unlawful. A push for more red blood and fewer red flags appears needed, while whiskers grow among young professionals and bank cashiers seeking dignity and security as they leave the community.
The Chatham Episcopal Institute in Richmond canceled a lecture on Harriet Beecher Stowe after faculty protests led by women graduates of northern colleges. President Pruden defended the move as appropriate for southern girls, sparking resignations and calls for a broader historical view of the slavery debate.
In Cass county Nebraska the county court orders a hearing on Mary J. Taylor's petition for final settlement and discharge as administratrix of William Taylor's estate. The hearing is scheduled for May 12, 1920 at 1:00 p.m. The notice will be published in the Pottsmouth Journal for one week prior.
In Cass County Nebraska the County Court hears the probate petition of Sarah M L Oldham executor for the will of Humphrey Lee Oldham deceased. The court orders notice to interested parties and publication in Clethesmith Journal for three weeks prior to the hearing on March 24, 1920 at 10 o clock AM.
The Nebraska County Court schedules a hearing May 20 1920 at 9 am on the petition of Haye Tale for Allan Tote as administrator of the estate of Cath eniea Taie deceased. Notice of the hearing will be published in Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior. Dated April 24 1920. Allen J. Belson County Judge. John Bm Leyda Att for Petitioner.
This morning Ed Doran assessor of Tipton precinct filed his assessment report with County Assessor George L. Farley. He is noted as the first assessor to complete his work amid a strenuous year listing real estate values and property.
Farm for sale in Cass County 125 acres well improved hog tight includes 11 acres prairie good house barn hay shed cement walks garage granary corn crib wash house wood house cob house chicken house shop machine shed located 444 miles from Union on state road 119 2w 2d. J M Chalfant Union Neb.
The Cass County Nebraska court hears Cushij Wiles petition for determination of heirs to Barbara J Wiles who died intestate leaving multiple real properties in sections across townships. Heirs listed include Thomas Wiles Jr Loren M Wiles Cash L Wiles Danna G Finch. Hearing set for May 20 1920 and response due by June 24 1929.
In Cass County District Court Robert Klotz sues to confirm title to West half of Northeast quarter Section 17 Township 12 North Range 9 and to permanently enjoin defendants and unknown heirs from any right title or interest in the property and to restrain interference with possession and title. Plaintiffs seek general equitable relief.
First class six year old gelding weighs 1550 pounds and sound. Good second hand wagon almost as new. One set work harness two coon hounds. Phone 651 North Street. Ltd. 2tw, R. C. Cook.
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