Notice of Probate In Estate of Nellie M Covall
In Box Butte County Nebraska a probate petition for Nellie M Covall estate has been filed seeking probate of the last will and testament and appointment of Victor E Covall as Executor. A hearing is set for February 5 1922 at 9 o'clock A M in County Court. Ira E Tash County Judge seal Burton Reddish attorneys January 17 to February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Covall
Box Butte
Nebraska
Ae Sons
Victor E. Covall
Notice to Creditors Estate of Adolph D Brost deceased
Notice to creditors in Box Butte County Nebraska states that claims must be presented by May 23 1922 and debts paid by February 23 1923. A hearing to receive examine and adjust claims will be held May 24 1922 at 2 pm in the County Court room. County judge signs. Boyd Metz & Meyer attorneys listed. Jan 24-Feb 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph D. Brost
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Said County
Ira E. Tash
Boyd, Metz
Wanted to Buy Fat Hogs and Ship on Commission Ad
An old classified snippet seeks buyers for hogs and mentions shipping on commission by O Bannon and Neuswanger. It includes quips about inventions and painless professions, reflecting humorous, fragmentary ad copy. The text mixes satirical lines about tires, dentists, and taxes with odd personal jests.
Licensed sale of one half interest in extensive Sheridan County lands
In Box Butte district court Rodolphus M Hampton as administrator de bonis non of John H Krause deceased seeks license to sell an undivided one half interest in a vast block of lands in Sheridan County Nebraska to pay debts costs and expenses. The order sets March 4 1922 for show cause and directs four week newspaper publication Alliance Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Rodolphus M. Hampton
de Bonis
John H. Krause
S&ll Real
de Bonis Non
Sheridan County
Township
Chambers
Rushville
Alliance Herald
Notice of Final Report Hearing in Sanchez Estate
In Box Butte County Nebraska the estate of Jose Sanchez shows Glen Miller as administrator filing a final account and petition for distribution. A hearing is set before the court on February 11, 1922 with publication of this order three weeks in the Alliance Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte
Nebras
Jose Sanchez
Sanchez
Glen Miller
Alliance Herald
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Northwestern Cattle Loan and Investment Company Articles
The Northwestern Cattle Loan and Investment Company is formed in Alliance Nebraska with principal office in Box Butte. Authorized capital stock is 500 shares at 100 each, with 250 shares needed to commence. It may extend credit secured by livestock farm products and real estate and may borrow, issue notes and bonds, and hold property. The board will have five directors with an executive committee, and meetings begin January 10, 1922 with annual meetings the first Tuesday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebracka
Northwestern Cattle Loan and Investment Co Amends Articles
The Articles of Incorporation allow amendments by stockholders at regular or special meetings with at least ten days notice. Two thirds of capital stock must approve each amendment for it to become part of the Articles. The document is signed by H A Copley and others with notary H E Gantz witnessing on December 30, 1921 in Box Butte County Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Butte County
Eetter Gayne Jr
E. C. Haning
H. A. Copley
Chas, Brittan
Jay 0. Walker
Fred W. Hayes
Beatrice O. Bryan
H. FE. Gantz
Nebraska
FE. Gantz
Anid
H. Copsey
Lee Brittan
Beatrice On An
Hayes
Jay O. Walker
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Alliance Resident
A local resident Mrs. CC O West of 308 Yellowstone Alliance extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy for kidney trouble and related dizziness and backaches. She reports years of use, and recommends the product available at all dealers for 60 cents, through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Alliance
CC. O. West
Yellowstone
Dean Siaply
Wanted to Buy Your fat hogs or ship them on commission
O Bannon and Neuswanger advertise a 17 ton commission deal. The American Legion Weekly recalls a railroad project employing foreigners who rose to sub foreman roles. A telegram exchange shows the extreme responses to a boss death: bury him and send another, or, after confirmation, bury again and strike him with a shovel. A quip notes an ex emperor should not vex former subjects and a doctor suggests giving the mind some airing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’bannon & Neuswanger
Wilds
American Legion Weekly
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H. O. Crane
Hemingford
Ed Schultz
Toluca
W. M. Finnegan
Ttf
Chester
D. E. Purinton
A. Hi. Jones Co
8Rd
Cheyenne
Big Horn
the Herald
Co. N. Rogers
Gering
Neb
Tenth Street
Herald Office
Seal County
Burton & Reddish
Attys
Mary Jane
W. H. Westover
District Court
Lee Basye
THE
Northwestern Cattle Loan and Investment Company
State of
City of
Board of Directors
Corporation
Eee
H. E. Gantz
Col
J. R. Lawrence
Phone 787 Alliance
Harvey Meyer
Sturgeon
J. E. Duncanson
M. D
Family Doctor Alliance
New Country
Res
Platte Avenue
Gerard & Velous Wholesale Fruits
Geo, H. Breckner
F. A. Bald
Attorney-at-Law
Reddish Block
R. A. Wyland
Missouri Telephone
L. A. Berry
Bumner Block Phone Alliance
Drake & Drake
Jeffrey & Smith
Palmer School
Harper's
F. E. Reddish
Harry P. Coursey
Alliance Transfer & Storage CO
Morticians
West Third Street
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