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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
7
Fremont J. Wilson advertises a lightly used Smith typewriter in excellent condition with a bargain price. Also notes a furnished light housekeeping rental at 111 Cheyenne with linen and laundry provided. Lost watch reward listed for Francis Hacker with Goldstone job details.
County Superintendent Opal Russell states teachers examinations will be held at the courthouse on June 30. The notice urges teachers to attend and prepare accordingly for the testing day.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ishman in Box Butte County Nebraska The Guardian Trust Company of Alliance administrator with will annexed files its final account and petitions for distribution of residue A hearing is set for June 29 1922 at ten oclock A M at the county court house Alliance Nebraska Heirs of Charles E Hershman are required to appear and show cause if any why the account should not be approved and residue distributed The Guardian Trust Company is ordered to publish notice in The Alliance Herald three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
A damaged OCR transcript shows a magistrate questioning a defendant about whether an act was accidental. The dialogue reveals confusion over intent and a misheard claim of a mistake.
A weary newsboy, burdened by a tremendous bundle of dailies, is asked if all the papers were readable. He replies briskly that there is no time to read them, highlighting the relentless pace of newspaper distribution.
Readable bits mention a theatre, a serving or receiving day, and an unclear plan or question. The text is fragmentary with garbled phrasing and missing context.
Myrtle Relves announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Bax Butte rural schools and seeks support for the July 18 1922 primary. Philip Knapp enters as Democratic candidate for County Commissioner from Rox Butte Second District inviting party support on July 18 primaries.
A statement from E A Bennett objects to the will of Democratic voters in Box Butte Nebraska at the July 18 primary. The letter cites a challenge to the county commissioner nomination and asks for support.
S H Pink declares his candidacy for the democratic nomination for sheriff of Box Butte County Nebraska subject to the will of democratic voters at the primaries on July 18. He appeals for support from supporters and party members.
A candidate for county commissioner in Box Butte Nebraska Third District pledges a business like administration, road improvement devotion, and equality and justice for all. He notes primaries July 18 and cites knowledge of county conditions as proof of fitness.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson announces her candidacy for county treasurer subject to Republican primaries. She is deputy treasurer, familiar with the work, and pledges to serve competently and efficiently if elected. She requests support from voters.
Opal Russell declares candidacy for Box Butte County Nebraska Superintendent of Schools. The statement notes submission to voters at the July 18 primaries and signals intent to seek the nomination.
Letter from CAL COX urging support for a sheriff bid in Box Butte County Nebraska subject to Democratic voters at the July 18 primary.
County resident announces candidacy for Box Butte County Treasurer. She previously served as Deputy Treasurer four years ago before a law change restricting relatives in related roles. She promises to run efficiently, save taxpayer money, and asks for support at the July 18 nomination meeting.
A candidate states he seeks the nomination for county commissioner from Box Butte county's Second district. He notes twenty eight months of machinery work and eighteen months on related tasks, arguing practical experience should guide the county board.
County Sheriff nominee Lloyd Gwinn pledges to run the Box Butte office efficiently and impartially if nominated and elected. He asks Democratic voters for support at the July 1 primary.
Al McCart and Mrs Farrell visited Mitchell to see Virginia McCart who is improving at Mitchell hospital. Mrs McCart stayed with her during the trip. Several local families are mentioned visiting Rowena and Keane's area. A baby was taken to McEuen for dental work and Pete Farrell aided Marshall Sheldon with a half week of work.
Bon Putte county Nebraska board of equalization held five day sessions with members Hah man Duncan Pilkington and Jodler hearing complaints. Residents including Ursulla Tuttle J. W. Miller CG Bo Witney Everest Cook and others sought reductions or corrections to property and stock assessments. The board reviewed each case ordering several reductions and adjustments in land stock and improvement valuations.
The board met on June 17 before adjournment with members present. An assessment of 81000 for A. A. Ulutey was reduced to 8750, and the Famous Clothing Home tax assessment was referred. Pampus and Harper's Department Store were set for 1922 valuations at 18000 each. The session adjourned to June 28 to dispose of all claims for 122. C. L. Hashalan, Chairman. Avis Joder, Clerk.
A fragmented exchange references a banonet and company funds with Lord's Day Alliance figure Mr. Bowlby. It notes a possible attack on Sundays vs past week days and mentions health and temper with a Dallas News comment on a good game for the moderate reader.
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