Notice of Hearing in Estate Matter Box Butte County Neb
In the County Court of Box Butte County Nebraska a hearing will be held December 30, 1921 at 10 a.m. in Alliance to determine descent of real property in Section 4 Township 28 Range 47 owned by Frank Fishbaugh deceased who died July 10, 1890 without a will. Creditors and heirs may appear or be bound by the court’s decision.
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Box Butte County
Nebras
Frank TS Daned
Frank Fishbaugh
M. A. Reeder
M. A. Pease
Box Butte
Nebraska
Alliance
Irae
Tash
Seal
Hollister & Cunningham
Attys
Alliance Social and Travel Notes Chronicle
James Butler served as Alliance caller last week while Mr Stratton the mail carrier faced car trouble near the Elsen home. Several residents, including James Eaton and Mrs Butler, were out visiting and shopping amid a string of visits, travels, and local meetings.
Alliance Notes Include Family Visits and School Absence
The fragment mentions Eaton and family visiting Alliance, Miss Elen and Vivian, Mike at a URL, William Butler returning home with the mail carrier, a few days ping in Alliance, James absent from school while his mother was away, and Roy Gross visiting the Chase Turner home on Wednesday.
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Alliance
Eaton
Elen
Vivian
William Butler
James
Roy Gross
Chase Turner
Duncan
Pet Nelson
G. D. Dillon's
Cal Hashman
Omaha
Stratton
Altanee
Harnman
Nichols
Mr. Erickson
Arthur Tabor
Muriel Nichols
Curly
Frankie Hashman
Lester Hashman
James Eaton
Roy Nichols
Osmore Howe
Charles Darso
Community Notes From Point of Rock Creek Area
County Commissioner Duncan helped clear roads last week as residents reported poor conditions. Several locals made visits and trips to Omaha Alliance and Curly with family news, illnesses and farm work mentioned.
Alliance Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Edith Burns shopped in Alliance this week and Mrs. Wanek drove to Alliance Monday. The Grabber’s Bowser’s Jelinek’s Athey’s and Gordon’s attended the Alliance convention. Hazel Willard stayed at Lou Bowser’s, Bessie Athey returned from Sioux City, and Mrs. L A Wanek hosted a Joll bars meeting on Christmas candy making. Local deaths called families to Linwood. Carbide lighting spreads as Hurbits Jelinek Gordon’s and Myers’ homes install.
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Edith Burns
Alliance
Joe Petty
John Jelinek
Linwood
Kosmicki
G. W. Parkyns
Clifford Lowell
Hurburt’s
Jelinek
Gordon
Retribution in Joseph and His Brothers
Rev. B J Minor argues that in the tale of Joseph the brothers face a self created court of justice. They recall their past crime of selling Joseph and now fear divine and internal judgment as they seek provisioning in Egypt. No external accuser remains, only conscience weighing their guilt.
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Department of Justice
Joseph
Vasera
Egypt
Reweter
Beng
Memory and the persistent pull of the past
The passage discusses memory's power to recall vivid details from twenty years earlier. It notes seeing the events as if they happened recently and emphasizes how recalling forces persist even when we attempt to forget.
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Emory
Vicks VapoRub Made From Pine Sap Ready for Home Use
A North Carolina druggist devised a vaporizing salve using pine sap and other healing vapors to aid colds. The aromatic preparation, Vicks VapoRub, has gained fame for its odor and medicinal use at home.
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North Carolina
Vicks VapoRub
Conscience and guilt echo through a remembered crime
The piece argues conscience is a universal faculty that awakens guilt for a crime long past. It notes moral agency emerges when a person recalls a wrongful act and feels self accusation, even without an external accuser, urging right action after initial impulse has passed.
Court in New Orleans Man Demands Jail Time
A man in the New Orleans police court years ago claimed the conscience of a whole court acting as judge jury and sheriff and pressed to be jailed. The officer in charge doubted the man but he persisted.
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New Orleans
No Peace For The Guilty Conscience In A Prison Cell
A historical sermon reflects on a killer confessing to an officer’s murder from twenty four years past. The speaker argues conscience condemns the guilty and asserts that reason justifies punishment as divine retribution. Mention of American detectives and global search frames moral judgment.
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Law
Pekin
China
D Se
France
England
Bob
Fragmentary Note on Imagination and Retribution
Fragmentary lines discuss imagination as an element of natural retribution and reference someone being accused. The text is unclear and lacks concrete events or identities.
Card of Thanks for Support After Death
To the friends and relatives who assisted us in the sickness and death of our husband and father we express heartfelt thanks. Words of comfort help us bear the burden and cheer our path. We also thank the Berea union Sunday school ladies aid society relatives at Omaha and the railroad men at Creston IA for their floral offerings. A blessing to all in given.
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Berea Union
Ladies’ Aid Society
Omaha
Creston
Difference Between Socialism and Football Quip
A Sioux City Journal quote notes the contrast that in football kicking occurs after gains are made, echoing a dry humorous analogy about strategy and progress.
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Sioux City Journal
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Essen
Nola
Mann
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California
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Miss McCormick
Hookham
Mina Colvin
Charles Hall
Hemingford
Brady Garage
Norie Hurlburt
Lou Hood
Union Church
Point OF
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B. J. Minort
First Baptist Church, Alliance
Rta
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Vicks
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Denver
Grand Island
DE Rich
Neb
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Missouri Telephone
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Alliance Transfer & Storage CO
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