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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
20
President Wilson declares a Democratic governance shift signals a duty to reform society by improving health, labor, and sanitation laws. He pledges a principled, nonpartisan program to curb private interests, modernize taxation, banking, and industry, and protect workers and families.
The article evokes London's fog as a backdrop to crime and tragedy looming over the metropolis. It recalls murders and kidnappings hidden by mist, with streets waking from marshy borders as night watches fade.
A letter from H B Wright of Spade Nebraska confirms pride in Spanish War Veterans and asks Alliance Nebraska for the lodge location and meeting plan. Wright notes his service began in April 9 and mentions Seth Bullock Camp No 1 Lead South Dakota. He also discusses coffee quality and invites correspondence.
Quick sale offer for 600 acres near Glen with a large frame house, barn for twelve horses, cattle sheds, blacksmith shop, and 500 acres pasture plus 100 acres tillable. White River runs through, fenced and crossfenced, timbered, shares in phone line included. Seller cites lack of caretaking help as reason. new price or easy terms.
G. W. Emery of Alliance promotes plumbing upkeep warning that poor plumbing breeds fever and typhoid. The ad cites Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion relief and urges purchase through local dealers.
By order of sale from the Clerk of the District Court of Box Butte Nebraska the property of Lot 17 in block 20 of the first addition to Alliance is appraised and to be sold at public auction for cash at 10 oclock a m on March 24 1913 in front of the west door of the Alliance courthouse The sale follows a decree dated December 17 1912 in favor of RK M Hampton against Walfrid and Clara Johnson to satisfy 145 dollars 65 cents plus 10 percent interest and costs Sheriff Co M Cox signs the notice dated February 18 1913.
Armilda M. Caven files a partition petition in district court seeking division of lands in sections 12 and 6 across Sioux county and Box Butte county Nebraska. The suit names numerous defendants including Mary Catherine Fearing and others, requests severalants’ shares set in severalty, and deductions for money owed by James A. Langford. Defendants must answer by April 7, 1913 or face confessed judgment.
Hattie E Sherwood filed a suit in Box Butte Nebraska District Court to quiet title to the northeast quarter of section 32 in township 27 north range 49 west. Defendants Benjamin H Craig and wives, William Craig and wife, Birdie Craig and John Doe, unnamed, must answer by March 24, 1913.
State of Nebraska Box Butte County notice to all interested in the estate of George T Wheeler that Pearl Wheeler filed a petition February 2 1914 in the county court for appointment as administrator of the estate. The hearing is set March 11 1915 at 1 o clock pm in Alliance Nebraska. Notice to be published for three weeks in the Alliance Herald. Dated February 21 1915. (Seal) A Berry County Judge.
Box Hutte County Nebraska Commissioners set March 10 1914 at 10 AM in Alliance Court House to receive bids for 65 bonds of 1000 dollars each. Term twenty years 5 percent interest semiannual. Bids due with 10 percent certified check. bids without check rejected. Board may reject all bids. M B Hargraves Clerk.
Coughs are dangerous and should not be neglected. Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup offers relief and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. It soothes inflamed membranes and nerves, calm spasms, aids healing with a pleasant taste suitable for all ages. 26 cents to $1, available at The Rexall Store Holsten.
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