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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
7
Mrs C Brown of Box Buttet Iowa credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing a severe kidney trouble and dizziness after three boxes. She previously felt run down and planned rest but improved quickly and reaffirmed her statements in 1920. Foster Milburn Co. markets Doan's Kidney Pills for 60 cents at dealers.
Stephen B Nice of Alliance Nebraska files intent to prove final three year proof on his homestead entry 018419 for parts of sections 21 and 22 township 24 north range 47 west. He must appear May 6 1921 before the U S Land Office registers in Alliance. Witnesses Joseph Bills Will Campbell James Blagraves Cora Pealer all of Alliance.
In Box Butte County Nebraska Floyd S. Trine sues the estate of Sarah Ann Small to cancel a mortgage tied to land described as the Southwest Quarter of Section 32 and other parcels. The petition seeks removal of all liens and a quiet title in the plaintiff with costs awarded. The action names numerous heirs and interested parties and prays for decree cancelling the mortgage and establishing plaintiff’s superior claim.
Claude Murphy visits his mother in Angora after returning from Lincoln. George Barry drives a tractor to Berea to work the crops with Bill Marshall assisting. Mrs. Lela Funk resigns Angora school post and plans to move to Douglas Wyoming. Teachers attend Alliance meeting and a birthday party honors Lucy Barry’s fourteenth year. The town hosts card parties and gatherings with guests from Bridgeport and Alliance while announcements include a cottonseed cake sale by O Bannon and Neuswanger.
A girl walks into a Brown Bull store and asks for a chicken. The keeper offers a pallet, which she declines, insisting she wants to carry the bird.
Classified notice shows buyers O Bannon and Neuswanger seeking fat and stock hogs with contact phone 71 181f. Source text repeats the ad line twice for emphasis. The second portion criticizes the internal revenue department and butter quality claims from the Houston Post.
Five enter and one withdraws in a volatile scene reflecting global strains. The remark questions the future of the League of Nations as nations reassess commitments and sentiment remains strong in the press.
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