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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
7
A New York pauper claims the United States has three hundred thousand idle men in the building trades. He says they are idle but urges readers to observe bricklayers at work before boasting about idleness as cited by Punch in London.
Advert reads Ne Can Ply You with Cabricks-15 varieties and guarantees live delivery. Parcel post pre said. Writes for prices and full particulars.
A satirical piece from The American Legion Weekly contrasts a somber graveside tribute with darker humor. It notes a veteran pastor delivering a funeral oration for Samuel Johnson and ends with a commentary on taxation and blame.
In Box Butte Nebraska the county court sets a hearing for April 4 1921 at 10 A M on O W Andrews petition to dispense with administration and determine heirs. Notice to interested parties by 30 days publication in the Alliance Herald dated February 23 1921. Ira E Tash County Judge. Feb 25 Mar 25
Notice to creditors of the estate of Eva Dence Deceased in Box Butte County Nebraska. A meeting to examine all claims for allowance will occur June 24 1921 at 10 oclock in the forenoon in Alliance. Claims must be presented within ninety days from March 18 1921 and debts paid within one year from March 18 1921. IRA E Tash County Judge PF A Bald Attorney Feb 22 Mar 18
In Box Butte County Nebraska the County Court will sit in Alliance on June 24 1921 at ten o clock to receive and examine all claims against the estate of Charlies FE Hershman deceased with a view to their adjustment and payment by the estate creditors are notified to present their claims to the court for examination
The time for presenting claims against the estate is four months from February 21, 1921, and the time for paying debts is one year from February 21, 1921. Signed Ira E B Tash County Judge. Mitchell and Gantz Attorneys, Feb 8 1921.
Notice of incorporation of The Berea Community Federated Church of Berea Nebraska. Details include corporate name, principal business place, purpose to promote Christian fellowship, real estate activities, borrowing, and management by a five member Board of Managers. Authorized capital stock 5000 dollars, term fifty years, no stock ownership, founders Hawkins Rowley Barritt Nielsen Stenberg. attorneys Mitchell and Gantz. filing dates February 18 to March 8.
Cleveland Lewis announces a tax deed action on Lot Four in Block Eight Hills Addition Alliance Box Butte Nebraska after taxes for 1917 and subsequent years. The notice names Chas Atchinson as recorded owner and lists service dates March 12 to April 1 with attorney Lee Basye.
Lakeside residents and visitors frequent Alliance and surrounding communities from Thursday to Sunday. Names include Black Evans Jameson Maggie Cody Westover and many others attending dances visiting relatives and moving between Lakeside Ashby Antioch Bingham and Gillette.
The notice calls for stock hogs by the Nebraska Land Company. It notes the item number 103-If and includes a remark about the motor car as a symbol of progress and cautions pedestrians not to damage it with fragments of themselves.
Listings show transfers across multiple parcels including Me lick's addition, Sheridan and Sag Hills areas. Notable deeds include Myrtle E. Safford to John Henderson in SE 19-25-52 for 10 000 and Frank Abeer to J R Atwood valued at 10 000.00. Other buyers include Wilbur Allen, Herman F Fea, P O Beckwell, and more with prices ranging from 500 to 39 000 dollars.
Stock hogs wanted by the Nebraska Land Company. Cottonseed cake for sale, O Bannon and Neuswanger. Phone 71. A tale on blotting paper history explains how a Berkshire manufacturer’s error led to the modern blotting paper and its pink color remaining popular in cheaper grades.
A recruiting sergeant questions a man about his name and desired service branch while Perkins stammers and an observer notes he cannot speak English and wants to join a machine-gun unit. A Polish dispatch suggests towns are crowded and people live in flats.
Editorial opines that approval of Germany's chemical disarmament proposal could start with restricting blondes, framed as a provocative, biased remark from the Richmond Times Dispatch.
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