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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
13
Public auction set for January 27 1917 at 11 am at the west door of the Alliance Nebraska courthouse. Sheriff M Cox announces sale of a one third interest in lots 65 66 and 67 County Addition to Alliance Box Butte County together with appurtenances. Property conveyed described by metes and bounds commencing at a point on the north line of lot 65.
The Clerk of the District Court issues an order of sale in an action where The Alliance Building and Loan Association is plaintiff and Edgar B Ozman and others are defendants. At 10 a.m. January 27, 1917, the west door of the Alliance Court House, Box Butte County, Nebraska, lands Lot 1 Block 10 first addition to Alliance will be sold at public auction. C M Cox Sheriff Burton and Reddish Attorneys. 451-791-7558
Emma Gentle of Alliance Nebraska filed intent to make final three year proof to establish land claim at SW Sec 25 and Sec 26 T232N R50W Sixth PM. Hearing before Register and Receiver January 1917 in Alliance Nebraska. Witnesses: Leo Curain? Alvin Vurma? Glen Gentle and Mrs. Glen Gentle of Alliance.
Elizabeth Hall files suit in Box Butte County Nebraska to foreclose a mortgage on property described in the 1913 deed by Robert C Wright and Lina Wright securing three notes of 300 each. The petition seeks repayment of 998.90 with interest and costs and a sale of the premises if funds are not paid. Defendants include Hamilton Hall and related heirs and parties claiming an interest. The case asks for a decree and relief as just.
Notice to all interested persons that a petition was filed December 9 1916 in the Box Butte County Court Nebraska in the matter of the estate of Francis M Watson deceased seeking court action. Creditors and heirs are advised of the hearing and proceedings regarding the estate.
County court in Box Butte Nebraska orders a hearing on January 12 1917 to determine death details heirs and rights to a one fourth interest in land held by Francis M. Watson who died intestate in Atchison Kansas in 1910. Notice to creditors and heirs to be published in Alliance Herald for three weeks.
The council approves a tax levy of 1065.60 on abutting property in Alliance Nebraska for curb construction in Improvement District No 8. Payments are divided into ten installments with escalating delinquency and 7 percent interest after the first due date.
The ordinance sets a ten percent annual interest on delinquent taxes and a first payment option within fifty days. It allows partial payment of the levy and exempts paid amounts from liens. Effective from passage with readings completed January 9, 1917, endorsed by Mayor Penrose Romig and City Clerk Carter Calder.
The Alliance city council adopts an ordinance to issue twelve thousand dollars in refunding bonds to redeem and extend the city's bonded indebtedness. Bonds dated Jan 1 1917 run to 1937 with 5 percent interest and are payable at Lincoln Nebraska. Taxes pledged to cover interest and principal.
Ordinance number 226 authorizes the issue and tax levy to fund twelve thousand dollars in refunding bonds for the city of Alliance. The ordinance describes the form denomination and the securing authority in accordance with lawful proceedings previously undertaken for Hall Bonds.
At a Dunbar Community Club meeting a twenty five room hotel was approved and plans include installing an electric light system for Avoca. The decision followed third reading dated December twenty eighth signed PENROSE E ROMIG and attested by Mayor Carter Calder.
The piece advises a morning routine to avoid colds including a warm sponge bath and sleeping with the window open. It suggests Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to shorten colds and claims the habit is easily broken with these steps.
Hartington report says a knife blade stuck in an oak for about fifty years was recovered by County Surveyor J D Clair Smith during a survey. He amputated the section with the blade and the handle was presented to the city library.
Red Cloud council accepts a $20,000 offer from W. T. Auld of Omaha to purchase a library site building and furnish books with annual city maintenance of $1,000. J. W. Auld presented the proposal while G. M. Burns traveled to Lincoln for medical treatment and family visits.
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