Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Heirship Hearing in Alliance
The Alliance Building of Alliance Nebraska filed a foreclosure action against Herbert J Pickard Lena Pickard and others over a 1904 lot 8 block 14 Wyoming Addition Alliance and a 1907 mortgage. Amounts due are 106.05 with 9.96 percent interest and 1724.47 with 9.96 percent interest plus 236.01 taxes. A companion petition asks for a decree to sell the mortgaged premises to satisfy the claims. A separate case seeks a court determination of heirs and estate administration for James Stutaman who died intestate in Box Butte County in 1890. Hearing set August 16, 1917 in Box Butte County Court with notice to be published in Alliance Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Pickard
Lena Pickard
Block
Wyoming
Alliance
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Isaid
Alvina Anderson
Herbert M. Anderson
Box Butte
Mortrage
Guid
Alliance Building and Loan Association OF Alliance
Burton & Reddish
Stutsman
Range 47
Isaac Stutaman
James Byrne
Alliance Herald
Said
Ira E. Tash
SEAL
Edward Stutaman
Pawnee County
Edward
James C. Savery
State of
Mary M. Savery
Cable
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer Lodge County
Mary M Savery
James, Savery
Notice of Estate and Mortgage Sale in Box Butte Nebraska
Notice in Box Butte County Nebraska of a mortgage sale on a two year old unbranded whack stallion weighing about 1150 pounds at Wilson and Son livery in Alliance. Martin King mortgage owner lists due amount of 71.70 on a 70 debt with May 7 1917 mortgage date and August 18 sale date at 2 PM. Also notices of estate probate proceedings for James C Savery and Mary M Savery with August 30 hearing and request to dispense with administration. Also U S Land Office notice for Margaret Graham homestead final three year proof in Alliance Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte County
Nebraska
J. Herbert Smith
Martin King
Wilson & Son
Alliance
Burton & Reddish
Department of the Interior
U. S
Margaret Graham
Range
Sixth Principal Meridian
United States
Morning hot water cleanse promises health reform
A dated health column advocates drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims this internal bath cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, prevents waste buildup and toxins, and improves digestion headaches rheumatism and sleep. It cites widespread constipation and ill health as proof and suggests a quarter pound of phosphate suffices to prove the effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Sal-Tonik stock remedy dealer prospect in Nebraska
An Alliance Nebraska land office notice dated September 10 1917 lists witnesses William H Archer George S Mc Nurlin Ansel Clee Alliance and Thomas Squibb Hemingford as claimants. An advertisement promotes Sal-Tonik as a medicated condiment stock tonic with claims of disease prevention vermifuge and no waste. Also includes a testimonial for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Mrs Sidney Simmons Fair Haven NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Nebraska
William H. Archer
George S. McNurlin
Ansel Clee
Thomas Squibb
Hemingford
T. J. O'Keefe
Register
Guarantee Veterinary CO
Sioux City
Iowa
Duns, Bradstreet
Live Stock National Bank
Chamberlain
Sidney Simmons
Fair Haven
N. Y
Endorsement of Remedy for Bowel Troubles
An advertisement proclaims a remedy for bowel troubles with high satisfaction and strong endorsement. It claims exceptional merit and broad availability, stating the product is obtainable everywhere.
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Griffith Oil Company
South Dakota
Ebbeyiig't. Creek Field
Tyllow
Willy
Treasury
JB. Griffith
Deadwood
Dakota
Ped Sour
LONEP
B. Jones
Lead
S. D
Teg Hnary
S. D. Die Hall
Casper
Arbyrence
J. D. Emerick
H. BE. Reddish
J. N. An- Hwy Ponath
Charles E. Slagle
Nebr
Tararard B. Jones
Atice Fants
Herbert J. Pickickard
Alliance and Loan Association of
Seoraska
de P J. Pickard
Attys
Rome
Omaha
Samnpemnens
Rene Miller
Collins
Alfred Cornish & Comp
Collins & Morrison
Farnam
Neb
Brennan
Brennan’s
Box Butte Ave
Polarine
Standard Oil Company
Nebras
King’s Corner
John Hodgkinson
Mer
Bridgeport Bottling Works
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