Notice of Homestead final proof for Ellsworth land
Notice is given that Ham Martin of Ellsworth Nebraska filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to EM NW SW and SE section 15 township 26 north range 43 west Sixth Principal Meridian before the Register and Receiver at Alliance Nebraska on June 25 1917. Witnesses Archie Crawford William H Kieken Thomas Batler and Irvin White all of Lakeside Nebraska and Ellsworth Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Martin
Ellsworth
Nebraska
United State Land Office
Alliance
Archie Crawford
Lakeside
William H. Kieken
Thomas Batler
Irvin White
T. J. Orkreefe
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S
Philo
Sturgeon
Sixth Principal Meridian
United States Lands Office
Eugene EF. Thompson
Antioch
Charles Vleet
Willia W. Beck
Orlando
John B. Herman
U. S. Land Office
Florence
Bullock
Hunsaker
Weet
United States Land Office
Roy Brunson
Chris Mosler
Clarence Mann
Emmett Green
Ane
O'Reeke
Box Butte County
Nfbraska
Britget Farrell
Bridget Farrell
Modesto Stanislaus County
California
Stockton
Thomas Farrell
James Fay
Thomas Fay
Mary Catherine Fay
Modesto
Stanialaus County
Bridget
Notice of Final Proof for Alliance Homestead Claim
Wil iam S Kidd of Alliance Nebraska filed intent for final three year proof to establish his land claim on sections 10 11 and 15 township 22 north range 47 west sixth principal meridian. The hearing will be before the U S Land Office Register T J Okeefe on June 28 1917 with witnesses Robert Graham Herman Smith John Hicks and Arnold Jacobson all of Alliance Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Alliance
Nebraska
Wiliam S. Kidd
Range
Weat
Sixth Principal Meridian
United States Land Office
Robert Graham
Herman Smith
John Hicks
Arnold Jacobson
T. J. O'Keefe
Register
Notice of land filings and estate proceedings in Nebraska
In Alliance Nebraska March 28 1917 notices list Homestead entries by Philo Sturgeon and Florence Bullock with final proof dates June 29 1917 and June 26 1917. Also county court notice of Bridget Farrell estate with heirs Mary Catherine Fay and others and requests for intestate decree in Box Butte County Nebraska.
Property hearing notice on June 30 1917 in OCIDOR NE case
The heirs Tot ee ee er ee Fay are entitled to an undivided one fourth interest in the premises and a hearing was set for June 30 1917 at 9 o clock before County Judge Ira Eb Tash. Lee Basye is the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Ocidor
Ira EB. Tash
NottuH Case Notices In Box Butte Nebraska Court
Notice details two matters from Box Butte County Nebraska. A attachments action against A A Prevenas from Tom Stales seeking $15.84 with property in the custody of Chicago Burlington and Quincey Railway Co valued $66.78, continued to June 30 1917. Final account hearing set for June 21 1917 in estate of Joseph Barkhurst with executrix reporting and seeking discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Prevenos
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railway Co
Tom Stalas
Lee Basye
Joseph Barkhurst
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Ira E. Tasii
Burton & Reddish
Notice to Creditors Estate of Robert Baxter
Creditors of the estate in Box Butte County Nebraska must file claims by January 7 1918 and debts by May 31 1918. The court will sit September 1 1917 at 2 p m and January 8 1918 at 2 p m to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Dated May 31 1917. IRA E TASH
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baxter
Box Butte
Nebraska
State of
Said County
Ira E. Tash
Burton & Reddish
Germans in America Resent Washington Influence, Resident Fights Back
Great Neck resident Harry Alexander a Spanish American War veteran returns home in a flag decorated car calling for enlistment. Two servants Gertrude Steffenhagen and Emma Hept destroy dishes and denounce the flag and President Wilson. Alexander denies assault claims and cites potential violence by “l rate Germans.” Berlin papers note German residents in America resent U.S. policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Alexander
Great Neck
L. L
Gertrude Steffenhagen
Emma Hept
Wilson
Alexander
Ocean
Bowel Remedy Spotlight in Des Moines Talk
A missionary from India recounts using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during illness in the Indian interior. He credits it with saving his life and notes its preventive and curative use in cholera. The speaker promotes its reliability for milder bowel complaints in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
India
Chamberlain
Literary impostures in rank and canvas of a Montana woman
A review notes Miss Mary Maclane of Butte repeats earlier confessions with little growth in thought. It questions whether the 19 year old narrator ever existed as a real girl in skirts or was Chicago fabrication. The piece recalls authorial disguises and literary forgeries from Chatterton to modern pseudonyms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Mary Maclane
Butte
Mary
Chicago
Marquise de Fontenoy
Chatterton
Writers Use Separate Pseudonyms for Different Genres
The passage discusses authors who publish under distinct names or pen names to separate serious work from sensational or cheaper material. It cites John Hay, Edgar Fawcett, Ray Stanard Baker and others known for shifting between highbrow publicists’ articles and lighter storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hay
Edgar Fawcett
Ray Stanard Baker
Mary MacLane
Jad Salts Promoted For Kidney Relief And Urinary Comfort
An old newspaper item urges readers with backache and kidney discomfort to use Jad Salts. It claims meat overworks kidneys, produces uric acid, and recommends four ounces daily in water before breakfast to cleanse sluggish kidneys. It touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive effervescent lithia-water drink made from grape and lemon acids with lithia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sava
Household Canning Boosts War Effort and Food Supply
The New York Sun urges three wartime pledges including raising food as well as buying war bonds and preparing for service. It highlights household canning as vital, noting federal agents in Georgia will buy canned foods from farmers and recommending pooling by small producers and girls canning clubs to meet large orders while ensuring wholesome quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sur
Georgia
Major Powera
Army
Atlanta
Sage and Sulphur Compound Delights Graying Hair
A 50 cent home preparation Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. Use a damp sponge or brush to apply strand by strand. results show darker, glossy hair by morning and after another application. The product is a cosmetic, not a medicine, and not a cure for disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
French leaflet drop fails to spark German revolt
An account recalls French troops slipping leaflets into German trenches at night. German soldiers gathered the addressed papers at dawn and fired but did not retaliate. The episode raises doubt that a Western Allied effort can spark a German revolution despite disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Worms and a high gear traffic test in Boston
The ad describes Kickapoo Worm Killer candy tablets as a worm remedy for children. It then reports on a Chalmers Sedan test in Boston by the American Automobile Association with the car running in high gear for 24 hours, covering 346 miles at an average 14.4 mph amid 350 stops, and a gasoline mileage of 11.9 miles per gallon as certified by H. A. Tarantous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalmers An Bes
American Automobile Association
Boston
Chalmers
Trafic
H. A. Tarantous
Advertiser praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion
To the Public a testimonial from Mrs. C B Riley of Inon North Dakota claims six months use of Chamberlain's Tablets provided exceptional relief from indigestion. The advertisement notes the product can be obtained everywhere and invites readers to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
C. B. Riley
Inon
Morning Hot Water Regimen Brightens Complexion
An old health column promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal sanitation matters more than external cleaning, and promises clearer skin within one to two weeks for women.
Not a Nation but an Army Rene Viviani Praises War Address
Rene Viviani former French premier calls President Wilsons war address the worlds greatest charter of liberty. He argues the speech frames a moral basis for the Allied war effort and promotes democratic ideals as a guiding principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Viviani
France
Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Professional Directory
of the Alliance Herald
Imperial Orchestra
A. F
H. A. Dubuque, Mer
M. H. Whaley
Kodak
M. E. Grebe
L. W. Bowman
First National Bank
Herald Office
Rumer Block
Thomas Lynch
Att’y-at-Law
City Nat'l Bank
Omaha
J. D. Emerick
Itm
Opera House
J. Jeffrey
D.C
Ph. C
A. G. Jeffrey, DC
Chiropractors
Wew Wilson
J. M. Covert
M. D. Nichols
C. E. Slagle, M. D
Neo
Harry P. Coursey
D. E. Tyler
First National Bank Alliance
Calle
Wees
Llow
Stephens
Box Butte Ave
Eysta
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