Bank Charter Dissolution Notice in Alliance Nebraska
The First National Bank under Charter No 4236 in Alliance Nebraska closes operations on November 27 1808 with total dissolution details remaining in historic record.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
1
The First National Bank under Charter No 4236 in Alliance Nebraska closes operations on November 27 1808 with total dissolution details remaining in historic record.
J. C. McCorkle of the Nebraska Land Co. leaves for Omaha to attend the corn show with booklets on Box Butte county lands and Alliance. The firm has sold about 25 000 acres this year and expects similar sales next year. He notes inquiries about the new Sisters Academy at Alliance aiding land values.
A deal closed in late last week with W. D. Rumer acquiring the Charters hotel property from J. P. Colburn for 7500 dollars. Colburn also takes Rumer’s merchandise stock valued at about 2500 dollars and plans to open a new store next Saturday with a fresh stock.
The third talk in the lecture course will be delivered at the opera house next Wednesday evening, December 16. The speaker will be Col. G. A. Gearhart, noted as one of the strongest orators.
The big colored minstrel show comes to the Phelan opera house for one night Thursday December 17. Twenty five performers travel with a brass band and orchestra and will parade at noon with strong praise from the press. Mrs R G Holden arrives from Sterling Colorado for a few days visit at her parental home.
Col Gearhertz delivered a superb lecture to an audience that praised him as a top living recovery orator. A leading attendee said he spoke more good things per minute than any lecturer heard before. Admission is free for adults and 35 cents for children. seats reserved at Holsten's drug store starting Tuesday morning the 15th.
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