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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
7
An old health advisory promotes increased water intake and Jad Salta to cleanse clogged kidneys. It claims uric acid in meat irritates the kidneys causing night awakenings and bladder discomfort. The remedy is a grape lemon lithia salta, sold inexpensively, advised for daily use to maintain kidney activity.
Rex M Gambill of Moffitt Nebraska filed for final three year proof to establish his homestead claim in sections 21 22 23 27 township 22 north range 46 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing before the U S Land Office at Alliance Nebraska is set for April 24 1915. Witnesses named include George D Workman Samuel Smith John Wait and Clarence Peterson.
Final account of Louise B. Renswold Administratrix D B N of Betsey Olson deceased filed March 24 1915 in Box Butte County Nebraska. Hearing set April 16 1915 at 10 a m in Alliance County Court Room to show cause why account should not be allowed. Notice ordered for three weeks in Alliance Herald. County Judge L A Berry. Attorney Eugene Burton.
Real estate listings offer seven room house on northeast corner lot six blocks from bank corners and a 320 acre farm near Alliance Nebraska. Properties include good residence lots farm land ranches and a chicken house with stable with easy terms and prompt responses to inquiries. Phone 558.
I L A Berry county judge of Box Butte Nebraska sets October 20 1915 at 10 am in Alliance county court for examination of all claims against the estate of Henry Alt with aim of allowance and payment Creditors must file claims by then or be barred Publication of four weeks in Alliance Herald serves as notice Signed LEE BASYE Attorney Seal date March 19.
I A Berry county judge of Box Bette county Nebraska notifies all persons with claims against the estate of Addie E Thompson that October 20 1915 at 10 oclock in the forenoon in the county court room Alliance is set for examination of claims for allowance and payment. Anyone with claims must file or be barred. Signed and sealed March 20 1915. Pocketbook found owner call Herald office Law 5 no.
Notice announces an April 6 1915 election in Alliance Box Butte Nebraska for mayor city clerk city treasurer and council seats two year terms and education board three year terms Voting hours 8am to 7pm at designated ward locations including Central School City Hall McCorkle Block Episcopal Parish House. City Clerk GEO F. Snyder signs and seals the notice.
David N. Matthews of Lakeside Nebraska filed intent to make final three year proof on land described in section 25 township 26 north range 4 west. The hearing before the United States Land Office at Alliance Nebraska is set for May 6 1015 with witnesses Chris Mosier O C Johnson Warry Nye and Charles Wilkerson all from Lakeside Nebraska.
Department of the Interior notice in Alliance Nebraska dated March 8 1916 states William H Stoop of Lakeside Nebraska filed notice of intention to complete final three year proof for Homestead entry Serial 014250 in section 24 township 6 north range 43 west sixth principal meridian. Proof set for May 6 1915 with witnesses Chris Moaler Johnson Harry Nye and David N Matthews all of Lakeside Nebraska. W Wood Register.
By order of the district court clerk a decree holder Nebraska Central Building and Loan Association seeks sale of Lot 6 Block 11 Lot 12 Block 22 in Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska to satisfy $967.82 plus costs and $2441.93 plus costs. The sale is at 10 a.m. April 12 1915 in front of the county courthouse west front porch.
In Alliance Nebraska on March 11 1915 a sheriff sale was held on October 27 1913 decree in favor of Nebraska corporation against Louie Buechsenstein and Kate Buechsenstein and W E Shriner. The totals 949.55 and 2441.84 were claimed due with costs. The lot five block eleven was sold to the highest bidder for cash on April 12 1915 from the courthouse steps in Alliance Nebraska continuing against heirs Kate Buechsenstein Walter H Buechstein and Louis Buechsenstein.
Furniture and rags for sale at sac woo GHhO. I. HAND, o491.
March 24 1916 notice states James T Fee of Alliance Nebraska filed intent to establish a U S land office homestead entry for multiple fractional sections in township 29 N range 46 W with serial number 019842. The entry is to be processed at Alliance Nebraska on May 20 1915 with witnesses Boyd Gambel Frank Johnson Edward Myers and Jamesa Myers all of Alliance Nebraska. W W Wood Register.
Lizzie Collins of Alliance Nebraska files notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish her homestead claim for land described as NW 1 4 and SW 1 4 Section 1 Township 25 North Range 46 West in 25 district. Proof to be taken before the Register and Receiver at Alliance Nebraska on May 20 1915. Nearby residents Dale Benjamin Lou Gammon Hale Farrow and Andrew Strick listed.
James Derr breaks horses for Charles Tiernan and plans a Sunday return. Troy Wentz works for Otto Jergens near Minatare. Mr and Mrs A C Wright visit George Denton. Frank Nerud returns to Hiubble Ranch for summer. Bert Miller and Albert Wright visit. Laben Smith goes to work for Worley. Martie Montz visits J R Nerud. Beyer daughters visit J B Conrad. Joe Nerud makes a business call. Calvin Derr trips to Minatare. Joe Derr to move to Berk and Tiernan ranch. Fred Groff leases his father’s ranch near Malinda. Cogar takes Sweezy and Gaines Chapman ranches April 1. Beyers seek rheumatism treatment in Hot Springs South Dakota.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner in Toledo that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice, sworn December 6 1886, urges readers to send for testimonials and mentions internal use for blood and mucous surfaces.
An old time advertisement promises instant relief from colds and nasal congestion. It touts Fly's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic that penetrates air passages, reduces swelling, and eases difficulty breathing with a small bottle from the druggist.
A March 25 report details a nighttime blaze at the St L Bartley Saltatorium in Ord Nebr. Fire destroyed much of the main room and damaged Dr Haldeman's laboratory after the initial flame, marking Bartley’s sixth fire in two years. Firemen, with Mrs Chapman and H D Heuck aiding, investigated and found no clear cause. Bartley reports about 2600 in stock and 1100 insurance. losses exceed a thousand more. The article notes peculiar patterns with fires occurring in pairs at the Bartley residence and business.
At the city council meeting a motion passed to buy a smoke helmet for the fire department, praised as important for firefighting. A benefit concert by Aller's Hussars raised funds for the department, and Company No. 3 of another city hosted a banquet and staged a demonstration fire run with a fast team and hose and chemical wagon.
A midnight blaze in Broken Bow Nebr on March 22 leveled the two story brick opera house the citys largest building. Loss estimated at 20000 with stock and fixtures destroyed. Ground floor housed Robinson Brothers hardware. second floor held opera house and lodge rooms. Owned by John Moore Anselmo. Insurance total not over 5000. Origin of fire unknown.
M W Dinneen of Geneva purchases the Golden Rod Bottling Works and will take charge immediately. He recently sold the Geneva Manufacturing and Supply Co and relocates to Alliance seeking expansion. He plans extensive improvements including wholesale department expansion to supply more customers.
The notice highlights a moving plan as families relocate soon and retiring managers admit limited time for personal attention. It touts Hollister's Rockey Mountain Tea as a pure vegeta ble tonic for debility anaemia and appetite, claiming no de vitalizing after-effects and offering tea or tablets for 36 cents through HH FL THIELE.
An old style advertisement touts TIZ for sore feet with claims of relief from burning, itching, and corns. It sells a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores and promises “a year’s foot comfort guaranteed or money refunded.”
The Herald outlines per word rates for regular and special editions and instructions for ad responses. Advertisers may use box numbers care of The Herald. The paper limits liability to a single typographical error and requires written notice to stop a running advertisement after the tenth of the following month.
multiple sale notices list 1 lot 60 by 140 feet and a three room house at 519 Big Horn avenue with items to sell. J P Hazard seeks buyers after April 5. Bruce Wilcox offers a cottage at 716 Laramie Ave. Land sale notes 160 acres NW of Alliance at $25 an acre with $2 900 cash and balance terms. contact John Rock in Council Bluffs Iowa.
Classified notice advertising modern downstairs rooms for rent in Suva with light housekeeping. Includes contact phone number 529 and reference V7 tf 5247.
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