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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1925
Page
3
A fragment notes Pawnee City being sued for $100 over a coon hound incident involving a marshal. The item sits among a mosaic of quotes, jokes, and brief remarks on politics, war, and culture. The overall tone mirrors a lively, opinionated era column with multiple named places and figures.
Yale investigators set up apparatus to study how humans walk a topic described as an intellectual discovery. The piece notes walking is universal since ancient times yet details remain unknown and questions who will use the insight. The piece humorously cites the postman and a side-car motorcycle and ends with a wry reflection on human anatomy.
Henry Ford announces that his aircraft venture will extend mail service across key U S routes. He hints at additional ventures and says travelers may soon see faster, cheaper service, with emphasis on reliability and reach.
The piece argues that constant pursuit of fun fails to bring true happiness and that lasting happiness comes from work and self denial. It compares fleeting pleasures with a steady accumulation of good deeds and mind improvement, urging readers to try the philosopher’s approach and give up a harmful habit to begin.
The piece argues Germany faces painful economic readjustment after the Dawes plan. High living costs and low wages strain workers while export duties aim to rebuild trade. Germany must unite in austerity, expand exports, and endure restrictive conditions for years to restore its global economic role.
Report notes the Dawes Plan intends to make Germany pay reparations while easing economic strain. It outlines staged payments and international loans to restore stability and confidence in the German economy amid postwar recovery efforts.
Corra Harris asserts writing well requires talent and intense effort. She notes language that is easy to read stems from hard work, with knowledge and life experience earned through rigorous focus.
A Long Island steeplejack fracturing his hip after a 150 foot chimney painting day ended with a motor car strike on ground. An army aviator parachuted from plane and landed on a truck but fell and suffered many injuries. The era shows air risk often safer than ground despite luck.
The piece notes Michigan requires a five day waiting period for marriage licenses to deter impulsive marriages. It compares with Nebraska’s failed attempt and suggests uniform laws via federal action or interstate cooperation as the solution. It also derides a ship captain’s million dollar temptation and quips about long road travel.
A column lampoons bobbing trends from skirts to brains and notes a proposed abbreviated form of the Ten Commandments to be discussed at the Episcopal general convention in New Orleans. It pairs the riff with sports and political quips about Babe Ruth, Huggins, and wartime leadership.
A cheeky notice complains that youths who cannot dance have no place in Plattsmouth while many residents still dance, though some say age makes them too old for the scene.
State of Nebraska Cass County issues a sheriff sale notice. The document names A. L. Tidd as plaintiff’s attorney and references the official seal.
The remnant of the gallant 24th Iowa gathered in Cedar Rapids for their final reunion this week. Only 23 veterans answered the bugle call, traveling from Iowa Nebraska North and South Dakota Kansas Missouri California Virginia Montana and Mississippi. There was but one commissioned officer living.
A ninety seven year old Quincy resident credits long life to lifelong liquor use, noting much of life occurred when alcohol was less harmful. The piece pivots to optimism about using rent money for the first auto installment.
Notice of civil action filed in Cass County Nebraska noting The Livingston Loan and Building Association as plaintiff and Edward L Bashus et al as defendants with case proceedings pending in district court.
In Cass County District Court Charles W Hula sues Robert J Lackey et al to quiet title to Lots 7 8 9 10 11 12 in Block 11 Townsend Addition Plattsmouth Neb and discharge Bond for Deed dated 1858 with court hearing set for October 5 1925. Also Cass County County Court notice of estate actions for Mary and Anthony Janda detailing heirs and requested determinations with hearing October 5 1925.
The contest expects Miss Omaha to win Miss America this afternoon with strong beauty and poise noted by judges. A French Zoological Society dinner recently served whale steak, a curio amid cultural events. The line about Jonah hints at reputational restoration following a past slight.
County Court of Cass Nebraska orders hearing on September 28 1925 at 10 am to prove the will of William H Newell. Petitions by Ella Stewart Bertha Shopp James W Newell and Newell Roberts seek probate and appointment of executors. Notice to interested parties via Plattsmouth Journal for three weeks.
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