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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
7
Pasture for summer priced at one dollar per head located in Fulliton Ellsworth Nebraska. Also notes office space for rent and livestock rag recycling offer from The Herald.
Department of the Interior announces a public sale under Ses 2455 8 at Alliance Nebraska on June 21 1920 at 10 am to the highest bidder at not less than five dollars per acre. lands described as W 1 2 of Section 12 Township 23 North Range 48 West Sixth principal meridian. bidder must pay immediately. adverse claimants must file by sale time.
The Board of County Commissioners will meet as a Board of Equalization starting June 16, 1920, and remain 3 to 20 days to hear tax complaints. All complaints must be made at the meeting or the 1920 assessment will stand. By order of the County Commissioners.
Estate of James H. Skinner deceased in County Court. Petition cited for probate of last will and testament and for appointment of F. B. Reddish as executor. Interested parties are notified to appear and respond as required by law.
The hearing date is June 16 1920 at 10 oclock A M with County Judge Ira Eb Tash presiding. Dated May 18 1920 and published by Burton and Reddish attorneys. May 25 June 11 Inc.
In Box Butte Nebraska the estate of Carrie A. Hague deceased is tied to a hearing on Nellie Maycock administratrix with will annexed Final Account and petition for distribution. The hearing is set for June 26, 1920 at 10 a.m. in Alliance and notice must be published for three weeks in Alliance Herald.
A reward is offered for information leading to the current address of the former Mrs William A McAllister and her daughter who lived in Alliance Nebraska between 1902 and 1908. A note shows $814 West Pine Blvd Saint Louis Missouri as a contact.
An official defends cinema viewing as not harming eyesight while noting the war tax impact on daily life. The commentary links cultural consumption to wartime fiscal measures, highlighting public opinion on balance between entertainment and taxation.
Mrs. Alice Minnick, a Seattle nurse, credits Tanlac with ending long stomach trouble and headaches. She gained twenty pounds, regained appetite, and reports full recovery, saying several patients also benefited from Tanlac. Sold in Alliance, Hemingford, and Hoffland by local retailers.
The Burlington railroad outlines this year’s work including track upgrades, new rails, and major repairs. A bridge over the North Platte near Bridgeport should advance soon, delayed by flood repairs north of Alliance. Steel coal chutes rise at Red Cloud Denver and Aurora, with Lincoln yard expansions and Belmont tunnel relining recently completed.
A compiled list shows numerous property deeds recorded by J. D. Emerick. Entries name Florence Starr widow and James Starr to W. B. Minor. James B. Leith to Thos A Dillon. United States to Alvina Caldwell. Edwin P. Sweeney to James E. Wilson. and many others in Alliance area subdivisions and sections with varied sums, including 21276.74 and 12000 dollars, plus multiple tract and lot transfers across Duncan's north side and Hemingford additions.
The text notes that prices remain high as buyers continue to accept them and mentions doctors raising fees. It also cites a sensational headline about keeping an ex Kaiser in a 200 acre enclosure, with fragmented phrases about cheese boxes.
A French thinker seeks to lift cinema toward theatrical art, prompting debate on whether films can or should mirror stage intensity and immediacy. The question remains which stage is meant and how far cinema may go to reach it.
Classified notices in The Herald invite readers to place want ads for items, services, and opportunities. The page emphasizes quick placement and clear listings to connect buyers and sellers efficiently.
The scene shows a tightening hold on sugar production and profits with ample supply and strong demand driving gains. Experts note rising prices and sustained demand from buyers, while producers eye expansion to meet future volumes.
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