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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
7
A London Spectator excerpt argues many fear home life as dull and seek constant change. It discusses sameness of rooms cooks and furniture, dining out for variety, and the social fatigue from routine friendships, noting restaurant life offers fresh faces and less restrained talk.
A Washington Times item poses a series of brain teasers about coins says and notes, such as the direction of faces on cents and dimes, exact inscriptions on stamps and watch engravings, and the number of teeth in animals. The piece invites reader memory and observation.
The piece laments parents who discourage sons from staying on the farm highlighting that farm work is seen as drudgery. It argues many educated youths become professionals, while practical agricultural schooling could create prosperous farmers with thriving farms and homes if old farmers encouraged them to stay.
The eminent tragedian and his teas ing man search a village church for a financier to back their show. He hails a voice inside and recalls long efforts to find money while a singer chants I Want to Be an Angel.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes a fire alarm run. The second office boy says Deboas warned that if Johnny did not return from a rapid errand in ten minutes he would lose his job.
An exchange quotes a lady with pale cheeks and an artist noting the cheeks are not finished yet. The dialogue mirrors a caricature tone from Fliegende Blatter with playful self awareness about portraiture and shading.
The literary editor remarks on discovering a book new to them while the snake editor asks if it is a bankbook. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Record with light humor and newsroom banter.
An Indianapolis News report details how window glass is made in two departments, tankhouse and pothouse, and explains that while arsenic is not melted in the tankhouse, the glass contains deadly poison once processed. The piece traces melting, gathering, flattening, cleaning, and packaging steps ending with ready-for-market glass.
A Chicago News item praises Miss Slick as the finest conversationalist of the era and notes she knows track records for three years back. The Atlanta Constitution adds a quip about school being out as life serves a brief lesson.
Legal notice announcing sheriff sale of real estate in Mos County under foreclosure. Lists parties Hox Butte County trustees, Reed as sheriff, Patton family and unknown defendants, with bid details, sums due, interest, and first publication date of 27. sale at courthouse steps.
Public sale of real property in Box Tutte county Nebraska following a district court decision. The process lists Home Zook and others as defendants with heirs and assigns, with the sale set at the county courthouse in Alliance to satisfy a judgment and pay costs. The bid must meet the highest offer, with a base price and 10 percent interest noted.
Merete attorney for the plaintiff submits a first publication dated June 27, notifying the sheriff of the county about the court action and service requirements.
By order of sale issued by the district court clerk for Box Butte County Nebraska the county will sell the northeast quarter of section 36 township 2 range 4 in Box Butte at public auction to satisfy a court order. Sale to take place at the courthouse steps of Box Butte County with payment in cash to the sheriff for costs and accrued charges plus ten percent interest. First publication June 27.
An order of sale issued by the district court clerk in Box Butte County Nebraska permits the sheriff to sell the described real estate of Edward M Tracy and Laura A Tracy to satisfy a decree in favor of Box Butte County. The sale will occur on a July day at 10 o'clock am at the front of the courthouse in Alliance Nebraska. The property includes the northwest quarter of Section 31 Township 10 Range 45 in Box Butte County. Public auction will be to the highest bidder for cash plus costs and sheriff’s fees. Dated June 27.
A legal notice from Hox County Nebraska details a sheriff sale of real property under a court order. The listing names bidders, property location in a western township, and the sale date referencing the Nebraskan court proceedings and the parties involved.
The sheriff of the county announces a judicial sale of described land to satisfy a court order. The property lies in the northwest quarter of section 25, township 9, range 3 west, with proceeds covering the costs and fees of the legal action.
The readable portion references a court sale order in a county, describing land in southwest quadrant and section 2 for an auction. It mentions a sheriff, property location near a township, and a public sale to satisfy a judgment or lien with unspecified details.
The sale by the chair of the county court at the earthhouse in Alions de sd Pox Hutte Nebrashe is ordered to pay the sum of "SSWWE" plus costs and interest. The auction occurs at the front door of the courthouse in the county on a specified date and township, with cash as the payment method and duties taxed.
In accordance with a district court decree in Hox Butte County Nebraska the sale of real estate owned by Civeorre Fy Rengwer and Mrs Kenower will occur July 7 at 10 o clock at the courthouse door in Alliance. The property is to be sold to satisfy the order for cash of 2005 with costs and interest. Sheriff of Rath County attests to the process with legal counsel and public notice begins June 3.
By order of sale issued by the district court clerk in Hox Hattie county this notice lists Henry W Norton and others as defendants in a real estate foreclosure. The sale of the northwest quarter of section 20 township 27 range 1 will occur at the west front door of the courthouse in Alliioee on July 2 at 10 o clock for cash to satisfy the owners lien of 724 plus costs and 10 percent interest with 248 taxes. Sheriff W. Norton of the county and attorney W. Mirreneit sign the notice. First publication June 2.
The notice states a sheriff sale of described land in Miln Mok Hutte County Nebraska under a court order. The sale will occur on the tenth day of July at the west end of the county courthouse steps, with costs and a warrant to be paid by the buyer.
The sheriff sale authorities order the sale of property in Holt County Nebraska by the district court clerk. The auction will liquidate described real estate including parts of sections and townships in Holt County for cash to satisfy a county court order in favor of Foxe Hythe and against various defendants including Benji Vo Vievtier and Mew. Mester, with Hus Hutte county involved, and notices name attorneys and parties for foreclosure proceedings and sale by public auction.
Fragmentary text shows a sheriff or clerk announcing a sale of real estate in Nebraska at a public auction. It references a court, a date in August, a location at the court building, and a county official acting as attorney for a party. The readable portions indicate the auction will occur at a designated front of court premises in a western Nebraska county with terms and potential bids.
A sheriff sale, issued by the Woe district court in Bow Matte fe piltkwuitt, announces a foreclosure on township 25 north, range 74 west in Bow Thotte county. The proceeding lists defedants and property details with a planned sale date in July and includes attorney for plaintiff Meroe.
Two sheriff sale notices issued by Box Butte and Holt counties Nebraska describe public auctions of land to satisfy court orders. The listings name plaintiffs Hox Butte County and defendants including Lawthorn and Mayer spouses, with parcels described by section township and range. Auctions set for July 2 and July 3, with bids to cover sale costs and 10 percent interest.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Nebraska, counties, towns, and names including Meriman and Wenthe terms. The readable portions hint at place names such as Hottecainty and BPG, with scattered dates and persons, but most details are obscured and cannot form a coherent event.
Fragmentary text references a public sale action led by a sheriff in a county, with a publication date of January 27. Mentions a revenue count and interest rate, plus names such as a district attorney and local officials, but details are garbled and hard to confirm.
An orderly deed from a district court orders sale of described parcels in Wayne County Nebraska. The auction will take place at the county courthouse steps and involves property including land near Leopolds Lake and related holdings. Proceeds support the court's final judgment and creditors as per the writ.
A damaged notice outlines an order of sale in Cherk district court listing defendants and the property core details. It specifies parcel boundaries and the property is to be sold to satisfy mortgage and debt obligations with dates and officers referenced.
The notice announces a public sale by the district court ofBos to settle an estate. Harriss administrator Sutton & Hirworl demand payment of a judgment and describe the property as the west half of the northeast quarter of section 35 township north of range 4 east of the 6th meridian in Nebraska. The sale is scheduled for August on the courthouse steps with cash payment to the purchaser. The sheriff will oversee the auction and the proceeds will go to the estate’s creditors.
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