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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
3
A spread of pithy sayings and news snippets mixes reflections on love, politics, crops, crime, and daily life. Bits reference Admiral Sims, President Coolidge, taxes, shoe prices, holidays, corn harvests, and social mores while oddities and humor light the page.
The piece defends the U.S. Constitution as a remarkable, enduring document shaped by the spirit of its founders. It argues for preserving its guiding principles, recognizing its imperfections, and urging citizens to live by its fundamental ideals.
The essay argues scientists will convert earth products into human use and electricity to power society. Ford cites alcohol from potatoes as a fuel example while noting underground fuel, fermentation from vegetation, and cheap alcohol from waste could drive future industry. As science grows, civilization could advance without coal or oil, using electricity and new fuels.
Citizens urged to donate presents as the town lines up for a charity drive. Some residents will contribute, while others refrain from buying for any child in need.
A Dearborn Independent article argues the term foreign criminals depends on perspective. It notes few Indian names among criminals and discusses European policy. It defends immigrant contributions and cautions against blaming aliens alone for crime. It mocks a jazz pianist inquiry.
New York sees its busiest trading days since the war as money floods in and prices rise. Some experts warn of an abnormal boom that could crash, while others credit widespread prosperity, full employment, and global money inflows fueling optimism.
In Cass county Nebraska the court orders show cause why licenses to sell estate real estate should not be granted for Frank Hughson and for John Varga. Hearings set December 19 1925 and December 7 1925 with notices to interested parties in Plattsmouth Journal.voices The estate debt and guardianship funds support maintenance and education of the ward and family.
In the matter of Margaret Lahoda guardian of Margaret Lahoda Jr a minor for license to sell undivided one eighteenth part of Lots 8 9 10 11 in Block 151 Plattsmouth Cass County Nebraska to raise funds for the minor s education and maintenance. The court orders next of kin to appear December 14 1925 to show cause why license should not be granted and directs publication for three weeks in the Plattsmouth Journal.
Avington A. Edgington filed a petition in Cass County Nebraska to cancel a warranty deed from Wm. B. Roberts to Thomas II Murray Attermes and others conveying the northwest quarter of Section 21 Township 12 Range 10, claiming fraud and seeking equitable relief. The respondents including Joseph Roberts Sylvia Weeks Lena Cockeril and the unknown heirs must answer by December 12, 1925 or the petition will be sustained. AVINGTON A. EDGINGTON, Plaintiff. By THOMAS B. MURRAY, His Attorney.
The State of Nebraska Cass county in the County Court. Harriet Jane Davis deceased. Creditors are notified that claims will be received and examined at Plattsmouth County Court room on December 14 1925 and March 15 1926 at 10 o clock am. Claims must be filed within three months from December 14 1925 and debts paid within one year from that date. Dated November 12 1925. A H Duxbury County Judge.
Katherine M. Watling petitions to have W. A. Robertson appointed Administrator. The court sets December 7, 1925, at 10 a m for hearing. Notice by publication to all interested parties for three weeks prior to hearing. Dated November 3, 1925. A. E H. Duxbury.
A compact aphorism notes that some pursue pleasure through excessive effort while others find trouble in pursuit of pleasure, reflecting on human motives and behavior.
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