Gentleman farmer loses more money than others
A gentleman farmer is described as similar to other farmers but incurs higher financial losses, highlighting the economic challenges faced by legacy rural landowners.
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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
2
Question on Russian freight cars and Japan's honor
The snippet hints at a diplomatic clash over Russian soldiers in freight cars and Japan's potential reaction to defend its outraged honor, reflecting tense postwar international sensitivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Taft First President to Gain 75000 Salary Mention
In response to an inquiry a Washington informant states that President Taft was the first to enjoy the increased 75000 salary. The remark notes Taft as the pioneer recipient of the raised presidential pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Abandoned 1929 Midget Golf Hopes Tagged for Beer Gardens
The Kansas City Star suggests former midget golf courses from 1929 could be repurposed as beer gardens. The Jackson Catholic Book notes people may be “teed up” rather than “teed off” in the new uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Jackson Cath
Brews, Rehab, and a 40 Million Breach Suit
A Wilkes Barre brewer recently freed from federal relief faces a breach of promise lawsuit filed by a show girl seeking 40 million dollars. The case highlights post relief challenges for successful big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larely
Wilkes-Barre
Hearst papers urge Congress resignation for people election
Hearst papers call on Congress to resign and let the people elect a body that can fulfill constitutional duties. They state the people admire Roosevelt as president but not as a dictator, fearing the honeymoon is ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Congress
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Roosevelt
Japanese moves in Manchukuo risk rail tension
The article notes Japanese troops shifted to North Manchukuo while Russia removes Chinese Eastern railway stock to Russia. It suggests Japan may force freight car returns, but deems a Russo Japanese war unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchukuo
Russia
Holiday Convention Turns On The Heat
The Des Moines Register reports Farmers' Holiday association considers a farm holiday to pressure Congress and secure a cost of production clause in the farm bill. Leaders must maintain control as prices rise and national efforts continue, with responsibility for outcomes weighing on those guiding the protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Congress
Wallace
Rome
Des Moines Register
Gandhi plans modest run for editorial paper
Gandhi aims to publish a newspaper with minimal needs for food and clothing, focusing on principled journalism. The dedication reflects his effort to oversee a publication while maintaining frugal living, inviting questions about who will join the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandhi
After Dinner Crowd Debates Found Toadstools
A historical clue notes the yearly crowd gathering at a home after meals to judge whether a man discovered toadstools or what he ought to have found. The remark hints at seasonal social chatter and local wit.
Regulation Burden Compared Beer and Milk
A reader notes beer faces heavy regulation akin to milk, suggesting beer bears stricter oversight than other drinks. The remark highlights evolving controls on beverages and consumer markets.
Critic Faults Vicki Beam Novel Overwriting
A critic decries Vicki Beam's new novel as overwrought while noting the work titled Grand Hotel drew attention as its search for an underwriter spanned Europe and yet found none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Beam
Europe
Ex senator and New York czar clash over money question
A historical note observes two high profile figures from Iowa and New York aligned on a financial issue. The writer suggests this unlikely pairing signals a misreading of the central question and questions who is correctly interpreting the money matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
New York
High School Graduation Attire and Hair Story Prompt
The remark asks if you recall your graduation suit or dress and hair style. It suggests that remembering those details could spark laughs in the coming days. It centers on personal reminiscence and social amusement.
Rudy Vallee Undergoes Nasal Operation Last Week
Rudy Vallee had nose surgery last week. The operation may quiet him for a while. His nose made him famous as it produced sounds some called music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Missouri Editor Reports Drunken Subscriber Demands Dollar Fifty
A Missouri editor notes a subscriber who becomes drunk often and insists on paying a dollar and a half for his subscription at each occurrence. Several neighboring editors asked what brand of whisky the man uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Indiana man seeks seating quotas to separate parties on transit
An Indiana man plans to petition the state police service commission to arrange seating in streetcars and buses so Democrats need not sit with Republicans. He warns the move could broaden Jim Crow-like policy beyond current limits, recalling repression from the 1840s and 1850s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Police Service Commission
Health Trends Mock Cleanliness and Air Claims
The New York Evening Post critiques health education fashions led by Dr. Hubert K. Speer. It mocks the emphasis on teeth cleaning for preservation, fresh air movement over mere freshness, and the height weight formula as unprovable dogma. The piece attacks universal dieting and digestion zeal as impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert K. Speer
New York University
New York Evening Post
Inflation debate and the dollar’s fate in 1929 era
Irving Fisher argues in the New York Times that inflation and deflation clash over debt and purchasing power. He praises redation as the only path to recovery, noting Mills and Glass oppose inflation and favor speedy deflation remediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee For
Mills and Glass
Irving Fisher
Yale
New York Times
Four H club enrollment and new groups formable
Applications for 1933 4-H clubs arrive daily as organizers seek to reach 6509 members. New clubs include Nifty Nook Girls Room in Union led by Louise Foster with seven members Jolly Cookers in Union led by Ruth Warden with fifteen Couch Boys Learning to Cook in Weeping Water with six Learning to Sew in Cedar Creek led by Selma Heil with nine and another Learning to Sew led by Mrs H L Gayer with ten. Any group of five or more ages ten to twenty can organize, with Farm Bureau assistance and a closing date soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nifty Nook Girls Room Club
Union
Louise Foster
Jolly Cookers
Ruth Warden
Couch Boys
Weeping Water
Selma Heil
Cedar Creek
H. L. Gayer
Farm Bureau
Can the Rooster Proves Profitable For Home Use
The piece advises farm women that late hatched chicks yield little profit and roosters add feed costs. It suggests culling unneeded roosters, or restraining them in a coop fed for ten days to soften flesh before canning. Extension circulars detail canning methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College Extension Service
Detaield
Wool Marketing Coop Benefits Farmers Across Five States
The Midwest Wool Marketing Association pools wool from Missouri Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Arkansas and northern Texas. In 1932 about 14.3 percent of regional wool was handled by the cooperative and advances cover 3 4 of market value with the wool pledged as security. About 4 135 004 pounds were marketed yielding 768 062 17 in dividends. Early spring cash prices of 13 cents versus cooperative advances of 3 to 6 cents above cash reflect benefits of pooling. Ed Lorencen of the Farmers Union at Weeping Water handles county pooling and advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Wool Marketing Ass'n
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Boston
United States
Ficar
Uo Co-Operative
Co-Operative
Ed Lorencen
Farmers Union
Weeping Water
Notice to Creditors in Dora Kastel Estate
In Cass County Nebraska the county court will hear claims against the estate of Dora Kastel on May 26 and September 1 1923 at 10 am to adjust and allow. Creditors must file within three months from May 26 1933 and debts must be paid within one year from that date. Dated April 28 1933. A H Duxbury County Judge.
Don’t Mow Lawn Too Soon This Spring
The piece advises delaying early spring mowing to allow bluegrass to grow and crowd crabgrass and weeds. It warns that cutting too soon weakens the grass, reducing its ability to suppress weeds later in summer.
Interstate Farm Woman Conference A tentative program announced
A Sioux City Iowa conference for farm women is set for Thursday June 8 with speakers including Edward O Neale and W H Brokaw. Elmwood’s Mrs H F Capwell speaks on Training the Child Through the Home. A five dollar essay contest on What Interstate Conference of Direct Women Means to Me has rules and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Farm Bureau Office
Edward O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
W. H. Brokaw
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
H. F. Capwell
Elmwood
Conference of
Interstate Conference of
Farm Women
Farm Bureau
c/o
Mics Neale S. Knowles
Ames
Mary Dolyes
Brookings
South Dakota
Nebraska
Weed Control Key in Corn Cultivation Findings
Nebraska experiments show exact plant density not essential for max yield. Alternating rows with one to five plants per hill yielded similar per acre results to uniform three plants. Weed control dominates profit. shallow scraping rivals multiple cultivations, while continued late cultivation reduces yield by about two bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Experimental Station
Lincoln
Probate Notice for Mary Wheeler Estate Claims
Creditors are hereby notified to present claims against the estate of Mary Wheeler deceased. A county court session will be held June 2 1933 and September 8 1922 at ten o clock to examine 211 claims. Claims must be filed within three months from June 2 1933 and debts paid within one week from June 2 1933. Signed A H Duxbury dated May 5 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wheeler
Plattsmouth
Eard
Eald County Court
Charles McGuire
Estate of Charles McGuire Deceased Notice
In the matter of the estate of Charles McGuire deceased the County Court at Plattsmouth opens May 26 1933 and September 1 1933 for claims adjustment. Claims must be presented within three months from May 26 1933 and debts paid by that date in the County Court.
Wool Growers Sell Through Co-operative Association
Wool growers in the Midwest Wool Marketing Association report better prices from cooperative marketing this year compared with less successful members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Association
Midwest Wool Marketing Association
Creep Feeding Calves Gains Adopted by Farmers
Farmers in several states including Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Town adopt creep feeding calves to wean earlier and boost profitability. Calves fed grain while suckling gain faster convert feed better and reach market weight sooner. Creep-fed heifers fetch near steer prices and calves finish while still breast feeding. Some calves are kept from one to four months post weaning and sold at 600 to 800 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Town
Salina Woman Lowers Home Goods Valuation Sharply
A Salina woman cut her household goods valuation from 4000 dollars to 250 dollars after a mistaken belief the tax assessor she spoke with was a newspaper reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Salina
Sheriff Sale in Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska
Public auction June 2 1933 at Plattsmouth Court House South front door for cash the real estate comprising Lots 10 11 and 12 in Block 20 City of Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska levied as the property of Maud Berghahn et al to satisfy a judgment in Cass County Nebraska Plattsmouth Nebraska May 1 1933 officials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ledeway
Cass County
Nebraska
Court House
Plattsmouth
Said
Maud Berghahn
J. M. Robertson
Piattsmouth
A. D
Order of Hearing for Don C Rhoden Estate in Cass County
The County Court of Cass County Nebraska orders heirs and interested parties to appear on June 2, 1933 at 10 a.m. for final settlement, heirship determination, and discharge of executor Aleck D. Rhoden. Notice of the hearing will be published in the Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Country
Nebraska
State of Nebraska
Don C. Rhoden
Aleck D. Rhoden
Plattsmouth
Said
A. D
Pace
John Hobscheidt
John Hobscheidt, Jr
H. A. Schneider
Henry Hern
Plattsmouth Journal
Sai County
Mother's Day Cards On Display At Bates Book Store
Mother's Day cards in beautiful designs are now on display at Bates Book Store. Remember Mother's Day is Sunday May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Book Store
Notice of Administration David K Ebersole Named Keeper
David B Ebersole deceased fee book 9 page 362 notice of administration filed alleging death with will and requesting court action to settle estate hearing set May 26 1923 at 10 am failure to appear may grant administration to David K Ebersole or other suitable person date April 28 1923 seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Nebraska
David B. Ebersole
David K. Ebersole
Notice of Suit in Cass County Foreclosure Case
August Stander has filed suit in Cass County Nebraska to foreclose a mortgage on the east half of the northeast quarter section 32 township 11 range 9 to secure a $4200 note of Roy O Kunz first. The petition seeks appointment of a receiver to collect rents and profits and other relief. Defendants must answer by June 19 1933. Attorneys DWYER and DWYER H A DWYER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Roy O. Kunz
August Stander
District Court
Cars County
Nebraska
Roy O. Kunz
Eingie
Cass County
Plattsmouth Seen as County Shopping Hub
In Gass county Plattsmouth is described as the logical big town shopping point for every resident, implying it holds the key to local prosperity and access to commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gass County
Plattsmouth
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Postoffice
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Neb
R. A. Bates
LW First Postal Zohs
Irving
Canada
Senate
Judge Bradley
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Sam
Case County Farm Bureau
Gepy
Wainssett
Nebraska Basket Factory
State of
Cass
Dora Kastel
A. H. Duxbury
Cacs
Sheriff's Sale
Cas
Frank
Bertha Sehlichtemter
J. J. Pollard
Nehawka
International Harvester Company OF America
Wisconsin
Encine
Mrasek & Son
Pisttemorath
Asiddar
International Harytsteer Company
Aweprres
A. Hoover
Kucz
Dwyer
H. A. Dwyer
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