Notice of Hearing in Estate of Frank Fishbaugh Nebras
In Box Butte County Nebraska the county court will hear M A Reeder formerly M A Pease about the estate of Frank Fishbaugh who died July 6 1890 without a will. A hearing is set for December 30 1921 at 10 a m in Alliance at the County Judge's office to decide descent rights and stakes for the described real property Southeast Quarter of Section 4 Township 25 Range 47. Creditors and heirs must appear or the petition may be granted.
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Box Butte
Nebras
Frank Fishbaugh
M. A. Reeder
M. A. Pease
Carter
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Alliance
Irae
Tash
Hollister & Cunningham
Attys
Public Notice to Creditors in Fred E. Allen Bankruptcy
In the district court of Nebraska Chadron division the matter of Fred E. Allen bankrupt Case No 59 voluntary petition before Frederick A Crites referee in bankruptcy. Adjudicated bankrupt on November 2 1921 discharge hearing request filed December 10 1921. Court fixes January 18 1922 as the final date for creditors to act.
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District Court of the United States
District of Nebraska
Chadron
Fred E. Allen
Aldron
Dawes County
Nebraska
Frederick A. Crites
A. D
Notice to Redeem From Tax Sale in Nebraska District
Notice to redeem from tax sale filed in Chadron Dawes County Nebraska. Owners Ayiner Fielden Wilson and Benjamin Graham notified that H E Reddish purchased the NW quarter of section 31 township 28 north range 51 west, for 1918 taxes. After three months from service, application for deed to be made to County or new county. Dated Alliance December 15 1921. Burton Brodie Attorneys. Dec 16-Jan 6 Inc.
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Ayiner Fielden Wilson
Benjamin Graham
H. E. Reddish
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Township
The Parson's Corner Urges Church Adaption for Men
A Rotary club talk argues that modern churches fail to hold red blooded men due to resistance to progress. A Lincoln story contrasts changing society with a church that has not changed, urging twentieth century adaptation while preserving core faith.
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Rotary Club
The Church’s Narrow Program Hinders Its Great Task
A speaker laments that churches focus on petty aims and delegate real social reform to worldly groups. He argues the church withdraws from vital issues, leaving widows orphans and crime reform to others while worshiping in self congratulation and display.
Alliance Farmers Convention Highlights and Local News
Blackroot Roy Grosse Ed Dyer and Charles Hookham attended the farmers convention at Alliance last Monday. L Pyer and family drove to Alliance Friday. Mrs L Dyer received word that her sister in law Mrs George Fox had died Friday at Lexington. Leis and family took her to Alliance and she left on the midnight train for Lexington. Friends and neighbors of Mr and Mrs Burl Dyer visited Sunday bringing baskets and sharing a meal. Roy Moravek spent Sunday at the.
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Roy Grosse
Ed Dyer
Charles Hookham
Farmers
Alliance
Vecrons
Roy Moravek
Local Social Notes Highlight Moran Family Weekend
Moravek and family spent Sunday at the Cal Leia home. Farrell and Al McCart hauled hay from the creek. Mrs Al McCart has a mashed foot for two weeks. Full accident details are unavailable. Ja Viatt and Mrs. Grosse spent Sunday at Castles. Hevot Meeker visited in Hemingford.
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Greece
Im Moravek
Cal Leia
Vere Farrell
al McCart
Oon
Ja Viatt
Ara Oy Grosse
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Olive
St. Louis
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London
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the Parson's Corner
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Lincoln
Poland
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West Third Street
Lodge
Man
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Omaha
Denver
Grand Island
Rich
Neb
Enie
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Grand Island, Neb
Geo
H. Breckner
W. Ard
F. A. Bald
Attorney-at-Law
Reddish Block
R. A. Wyland
Missouri Telephone
L. A. Berry
Drake & Drake
Jeffrey & Smith
Palmer School
Harper
Harry P. Coursey
Gene Byrnes
Mamma
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