Probate Notice for Adolph D. Brost Will Executors
Estate of Adolph D. Brost deceased in Box Butte County Nebraska files petition for probate of the Last Will and Testament and appointment of Frank Trenkle as executor. Hearing set January 21, 1922 at 2 pm before County Judge Ira E. Tash. Attorneys yd. Metz & Meyer. Dec 30-Jan 20
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Adolph D. Brost
Box Butte County
Nebraska
State of
Frank Trenkle
Ira E. Tash
Yd. Metz & Meyer
Four Bay and Other Horses Taken Up in Box Butte Neb
Taken up by E C Haning on his enclosed lands in Box Butte County Nebraska on December 16 1921 four bay horses one sorrel one brown one roan one buckskin and one bay pony all age unknown none bear any brand or mark of identification. Located December 31 1921.
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Box Butte
Nebraska
E. C. Haning
Notice of Indebtedness for Wyoming Northeastern Oil Co
In compliance with section 577 of the Revised Statutes of Nebraska 1913 the president and a majority of the board of directors announce debts of Wyoming Northeastern Oil Co amounting to 32127.41 dollars. F A Bald president P J Michael A M Miller directors.
Probate petition in Covall estate heard Feb 8 1922
In Box Butte Nebraska the estate of Nellie M Covall is subject to probate. A petition to probate the will and appoint Victor E Covall as Executor has been set for hearing February 8 1922 at 10 A M before County Judge Ira E Tash. Attorneys Burton and Reddish. Jan 17-Feb 7
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Nellie M. Covall
Box Butte
Nebraska
Texall
Victor E. Covall
Ira E
Tash
Seal
Burton & Reddish
Attys
Omaha hay market prices and a social critique
A livestock and hay market report lists No 1 upland prairie to choice alfalfa prices in Omaha Nebraska with ranges from 7 to 19 dollars per unit. The column ends with a social jab noting a single woman cannot live on less than 15.50 weekly, unless affording luxury goods.
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Omaha
Neb
Thou Shalt Not Steal Commandment Sermon Analysis
A sermon on Exodus 20 15 argues theft is not about amount but act. It links honesty in commerce and lending to moral theft, citing false weights, inflated rents, adulterated goods, wage mispayment, and borrowed items left unpaid as theft before God and man. It condemns profiteering and petty theft alike.
Debts and Dishonesty in Church Life
A critique of financial misconduct in churches including incurring debts without intent to pay and honoring false money from tainted sources. Warns against usury, false advertising, arid schemes, and links church debt to robbery and moral failure, with a promise to address social gambling next.
Livestock Market Report from Omaha on Jan 16
Cattle receipts reached 7 500 with prices across grades listed from good to prime cows and stockers. Hogs, at 7 600 head, opened slow but declined 10 to 15 cents as trade developed with light weights at 7.15 to 7.25 and packs prices mostly 5.50 to 7.15.
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Omaha
Neb
Market Sheep and Lamb Prices Mixed Across Receipts
Heavy kers moved down to 5.00 while bulk sales ranged 6.00 to 7.25. Sheep receipts reached 7,000 head with fat lambs mostly 11.50 to 11.83. Feeder lambs 10.00 to 11.00, culled lambs 7.00, fat yearlings 9.50 to 10.50, fat ewes 4.00 to 5.00, feeder ewes 4.95 to 8.00.
Grain markets in Omaha steady with mixed movements
In Omaha Nebraska on January 16 the market showed corn and oats active with 208 cars reported. Wheat moved slowly with prices mostly unchanged to slightly lower while rye weakened and barley gained. Prices listed include various wheat and corn grades with small range shifts and light movement for wheat and oats.
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Omaha
Neb
Fragmentary feed grain report fragment
OCR reads mixed numbers and grain grades with references to oats and barley. The text lists various quality marks and prices but is incomplete leaving multiple illegible items. No clear event or outcome is provided.
Nebraska potato prices in Omaha market report
The Omaha market lists Nebraska Early Ohioes No. 1 at 1.90 to 2.25 dollars and No. 2 at 1.50 to 1.90 dollars, Trish Cobblers at 1.60 per 2 bushels, and Red River Early Ohioes No. 1 at 2.25 to 2.50 dollars.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Trish
Red River
Point of Rock Creek social notes among area residents
Mr and Mrs Aurther Tabor and Mr and Mrs Fred Nichole returned from Wyoming Tuesday. Auther Lore visited John Lore on Thursday. Johnson called in Alliance Friday. Roy Nichols visited the old Winton place after the Nichola gathering. Carl Hashman and others called in Alliance Friday. Ray Burns and Leo Snyder drove Miss Jexee Burns to Alliance Friday. William Hashman motored to Alliance Friday. Margueritte and Annabelle Love were Alliance callers Saturday.
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Aurther Tabor
Fred Nichole
Wyoming
Auther Lore
John Lore
Mr. Johnson
Alliance
Roy Nichols
Winton Place
Fred Nichola
Carl Hashman
Ray Burns
Leo Snyder
Jexee Burns
William Hashman
Miss Margueritte
Annabelle Love
Fur Buyers at Sturgeon's Garage Accept All Furs
Harvey Meyer offers full value for furs of all kinds at Sturgeon's garage. Bring your fur items on Fridays or Saturdays for sale. No furs bought after February 25, 1913 22.
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Harvey Meyer
Sturgeon
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