Public Land Sale and Estate Notice in Nebraska
Serial No 017036 announces a public sale of land in Box Butte County Nebraska for Marion B Hutchinson at 10 am June 9 min bid 3.25 per acre. The notice also covers the estate of Louis F Saunders with administrator R M Hampton filing April 28 1915 in Box Butte County Court.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Alliance
Nebraska
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Congress
Marion B. Hutchinson
Box Butte County
Louis F. Saunders
State of
R. M. Hampton
Final account hearing for administrator in Alliance
The final account of R. M. Hampton, administrator, will be heard May 21, 1915 at 10 a.m. in the County Court room, Alliance. Citations require appearance to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Notice to interested parties via The Alliance Herald for three weeks prior. Dated April 29, 1915. County Judge L. A. Berry. Eugene Burton, Attorney.
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Hta
City of
Alliance
R. M. Hampton
Alliance Herald
Waid
L. A. Berry
Eugene Burton
Atty
Notice of Estate of Betsy Olson Deceased
Louise E Renewold as Administratrix D B N filed petition for distribution of Betsy Olson estate residue. Hearing set before the county judge in Alliance on May 21 1915. Notice to publish weekly for three weeks in Alliance Herald.
Ownership and staff of The Alliance Herald weekly
The Alliance Herald of Alliance Nebraska lists owner Lloyd C Thomas and John W Thomas plus Belle M Thomas and J Carl Thomas as major stockholders. Editor is John W Thomas. business manager is Lloyd C Thomas. The paper is published by Herald Publishing Co of Alliance Nebraska. Known bondholders and other security holders with 1 percent or more of total stock are noted.
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Alliance Herald
Alliance
Nebraska
John W. Thomas
Lloyd C. Thomas
Herald Publishing Co
Belle M. Thomas
J. Carl Thomas
PRESS BUNCH BANQUETED AND SOUTH OMAHA LIVESTOCK TRADE
The piece notes a banquet for press workers and highlights South Omaha’s dominant role in Nebraska’s livestock and packing industry. It states packing houses paid farmers about 6700000 dollars and that South Omaha handles half of Nebraska’s manufacturing value tied to meat processing. It also compares growth to Chicago and Kansas City and cites a 15 million head U.S. shortage since 1907, with Western states contributing to South Omaha receipts.
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South Omaha
Colorado
Iowa
Idaho
Montana
Missouri
Nevada
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Nebraska
United States
Alaska
Ite
Chicago
Kansas City
Modern South Omaha market upgrades announced
The South Omaha livestock market highlights a series of investments including $75,000 for concrete unloading chutes $46,000 for an incineration plant and a $265,000 water system plus a $150,000 horse barn adding two acres of fireproof space for about 900 head as part of ongoing improvements to serve patrons amid rising cattle receipts. The report also covers foot and mouth disease developments with notations on transmission risks quarantine history and the push for rapid slaughter policies to eradicate the outbreak across the United States.
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South Omaha
United States
Illinois
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin
District of Columbia
Europe
Germany
Kat Ie
America
Japan
Michigan
Constipation Remedy Promoted By Local Ad
An old advertisement states that Chamberlain's Tablets regulate bowel movements, claiming daily function is vital for health. The notice suggests taking a dose after supper and notes the product is available everywhere.
Eighth grade examinations set for Alliance and Hemingford
The eighth grade exams will be held in the Alliance courthouse and at Hemingford High School on April 6 and 7. County Superintendent Opal Russell announces the dates for pupils’ statewide assessment in the district.
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Court House
Alliance
Hemingford
Opal Russell
Sulta Offered Cleaning Services for One Dollar
Sulta cleaned and pressed for a dollar offered by Alliance Cleaning Works. Contact phone 58 at 20 11 5440 for service.
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Sulta
Alliance Cleaning Works
Richards & Prime gle Famous Georgia Minstrels at Phelan
The company headed by Richards and Prime gle presents a clean refined program with nearly thirty performers at Phelan opera house on Monday May 10. A big free street parade is scheduled at noon, inviting families to attend.
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Richards & Prime Gle
Georgia
Phelan Opera House
Chadron Normal Notes Highlight Local School Updates
Chadron Nebraska April 21. Gladys Sewright and Wilma Jeffers spent Sunday at Hot Springs. Emma Starr has registered to teach at Hough. First grade numbers complete Bunny booklets. Inez Gillett enrolled at the Normal after a term near Hay Springs. David Cabell elected superintendent of Hay Springs schools for next year. Elma Scott elected to Meadow Grove schools. Mother's Day program planned by the Alice Freeman Palmer society. State board of education set commencement for June 2. Summer term registration for the model school is open with no fees. Eighth grade agriculture plots assigned. students choose seeds and manage gardens. Hyser taught Yellowstone Park geography with stereoscopes. Ming Soth led a hygiene lesson on crowded cities. Gordon high school hires include Hazel McCollister and Bertha Braddock. Beatrice Schenck to teach grades there. Chadron alumnae to return to city schools include Kathleen Morgan, Marcia Leninga, Blanche Lewis, Bessle Isher, Catherine Hennessy, Jessie Frary. George Tundall first to finish raffia book-bag weaving. second grade girls weave doll hampocks. boys weave saddle blankets for hobby horses. Anna Margaret Mohart finished her hammock. First grade making furniture for a doll house under Miss Schuebel. furniture formed by folding papers on sixteen squares to support number lessons.
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Meadow Grove
Nebraska
Alice Freeman Palmer Society
State Board of Education
Model School
Hyser
Yellowstone Park
Ming Soth
Hazel McCollister
Bertha Braddock
Chadron State Normal
Gordon High School
Beatrice Schenck
Chadron
Cleaning and Pressing Special Offer Notice
Cleaning and pressing offer for suits available for a short time. Contact phone number 2041 5440 for details and to arrange service.
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W. W. Wood
H. J. Ellis
First State Bank
Betsy Olson
Louise E. Renewold
Said
Berkley
el Cooke
General Electric
American Beauty
Triangle Electric Bro
Gees
City of Alliance
Electric Light Department
Etta Keane
J. W. Thomas
Haddorff Music House
W. H. Lunn
C. V. Kennedy
Marsland
Washington
Massachusetts
K. Buckingham
Andy