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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
3
Creditors must file claims by October 26, 1926 and debts paid by June 15, 1961. County court in Wall County to receive, examine, hear, allow or adjust all claims. Dated June 15, 1820. (RA B. Tash, County Judge. Smal Burton & Reddish, Attys. June 65-July 16, 1920.
For sale or trade a six cylinder seven passenger 1918 Studebaker in first class condition. Will exchange for a roadster. Contact L. H. Highland. 64tf
Barah A. Gilleran administratrix will hear creditors October 11 1920 at 10 AM in the County Court Alliance Nebraska to adjust and allow claims. All claims must be filed by October 9 1920 or be barred. Dated June 15 1920.
Box Butte County Nebras ka sheriff will sell at public auction on July 24 1920 at Burlington Cafe Alliance to satisfy an execution in favor of Charles B Moore against J E Templeton. Property includes a Majestic Range patent sink draining board counters and assorted kitchenware valued at 255.17 plus 10.75 costs.
The passage argues that demonstrators around city shops do not mirror the United States. It asserts that ninety nine of a hundred Americans view Bolshevism as a bad joke and oppose extending it as a joke carried too far.
A newspaper item states sugar is sold for a single lump sum price and not by unit. The short note targets buyers seeking a one time payment for bulk sugar.
Warren Bradley, long noted for wins in college track, pushes through a private hedge and lawn as he sprints across the yard in a scene recalling his former speed and success at campus meets.
A man named Warren Preller escapes a hostile crowd by climbing into a house through a veranda window. He hides in a bridal room where Madelaine Stoddard and two seamstresses become involved as he explains his peril and cautions her about a planned marriage to William Bristol. He then professes love, and Madelaine reveals she broke an earlier engagement and hints at a new future with him.
The bath house is the first farm building and serves as a serious bathing rite. A rough 14 to 19 foot high structure with a vent and small window heats large stones in a central fire, then water is poured to create dense steam. The family bath follows, ending with a roll in the snow before rejoining the house in cleanliness garb.
Dr. FB C Allen in the Journal of Medical Sciences notes children up to 14 sleep well on any side or supine while most adults favor the right side. He urges adapting to all sleeping positions and acknowledges the mystery of sleep with many theories but insists sleep is essential and may require artificial aid if natural sleep fails.
A terse exchange between He and She hints at social expectations. The Widow remarks on life companionship while suggesting practical guidance for coupling. The dialogue implies matchmaking norms and parental oversight in relationships.
A partial line discusses approval or disapproval by a named figure and repayment by two thirds of the Senate and House of Representatives under specific rules. The text ends with a continuation note.
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