Feal proof notices across townships in dense alphabetized list
Notices to make feal proof cover Townships 26 to 35 and ranges 43 to 2 with claimants arranged alphabetically. Names include Broyles EON SS NE, Jane Alinnes, Clyde Prep, Otto Patechiids, Chris Anderson, Cody Frakt, Wilson Jos Herons, and many others amid land descriptions and witness lists. Dates cited include June 5 and May 19 1940s era, with Alliance repeated and various lot references.
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Broyles
Serland
de Aly
Alinnes
Jane
Prep Hoon
Clyde Patechiids
Otto Igainda
Chris Anderson
Cody
Frakt
Wone
WOSPF
Fide
danesh Win @ Wilson
Jos Herons
JE Wilson
Phos Ueetis
Oovall
Lanne D
Ilene
June Clark
Ries
Eiemer
Wiextus
Chris Papton
Wilford Mitchell Unroy
Jieeph EK
May
Geo
Coker
Stephery
Beico
Caleo W. Lamon
Frenkle Fertinand
Alliance
Elisworth J Teach
Frank Haver
Woo Banner
Chas Puuer
Gibiny
Prarisianel
Seo Land
Seo Iggy
Holman & Smith
Wm Bignes
Os Bignell Jae
Frank P. FE
Eswi
Crawford
Hine
PL Wilson
le M Thornton
A Palmer
Arthur G Mcotoy Keeler
Charies
Auianes
Faward Usi
Arthur D. Ogun
Rimer
Keeler
Wim Wilson Ranffold
Fred
Pep Ras
Seo
R Voffitt
Elmer Drain
Jae Connolly
J W Latton
Kral
Joseph
NY Ce Oy
NW EE
Joby Ye Kemah Kiatise
Rank Brown
James Oy Wirsin
Hone P
Awe
Ren
SW St
Witson
Jesse
Jan Han
Snoddy
Jane Ni
Del
Pele van Pelt
Allutines
Clas A
Binnon
Orville Ki
HP Larson
Glen Miller
Martha Patmore
Melly
Arthur G. Lote Sand
Sky
Nwse
Jones
L Wilson
Mt Thornton
Palmer
Notice to Non-Resident Defendants in Nebraska Mortgage Case
Defendants in Box Butte County Nebraska face a petition filed by Jacob A. Olson on April 1910 to cancel a mortgage claim of American Investment Company on the southeast quarter of section 34, township 28, range 49. The suit seeks removal of all rights from the defendants and a decree foreclosing the property. Defendants must answer by May 2. Jacob O. Olson, plaintiff, By GB. Giltoun, attorney.
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American Investment Lomen
Fmepesalare. Jown
Jacob A. Osborn
Box Burn
County
Nebraska
WBO
Box Butte County
Nathan F. Climpson
American Investment Co
Hop
Aprilia
Jacob
Osnonsee
Giltoun
Hile Uttorner
Sale Notice of Real Estate in Box Butte County
In Box Butte County District Court Nebraska the estate of Morris Kelloge is authorized to sell real property. Under an order by Judge W A Westover the south half of the northeast quarter and the north half of the northwest quarter of Section One Township Hy, will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder for cash or on mortgage security at the Alliance courthouse steps May 2nd at 2 pm. The sale remains open for four days. Kenp administrator.
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Box Butte County
Nebrashka
Reed
Morris Kelloge
Lecuse
W. A. Westover
Dodge
District Court of
Mox
Brlande
Mortanave
Weet
Hauge
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Box Butte County Nebraska
Plaintiffs Karin Schoener Co and others sue to quiet title and foreclose on a mortgage recorded in Box Butte County Nebraska. Defendants listed include numerous co defendants and companies. Respond by May 23, 1910 to contest the action in district court.
Senate confirms Hughes to Supreme Court seat
The Senate approves the nomination of Hughes as successor to the late Justice Brewer in the United States Supreme Court. The same session confirms Carl Rasch, recently named by the president for Montana district attorney, to a federal post amid Ballinger Pinchot fallout.
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Justice Brewer
Washington
Hughes
Charles BE. Hughes
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Carl Rasch
Ballinger
Ballinger-Pinchot
Supreme Court OKs Tennessee Ouster of Standard Oil
The Tennessee Supreme Court decree ousting Standard Oil Company of Kentucky from doing business in Tennessee was affirmed by the U S Supreme Court. The Mississippi and Louisiana Retail Lumber Dealers Association was disbanded by Mississippi Supreme Court decree affirmed.
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Washington
Supreme Court of Tennessee
He Standard O
Kentucky
Tennesten
Supreme Court of the United States
Association of
Siississippi
Louisiana
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Bowdry Seeks Land Choice in Standing Rock Selections
Aberdeen reports Calvin Bowdry of Biemarck N D has chosen his preferred land, among Standing Rock and Cheyenne River options. Bowdry, number two, becomes first after W J Engle disqualified by filing another homestead. Lars Frederickson of Glenham N D held second choice.
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Aberdeen
Calvin Bowdry
Biemarck
N. PD
Standing Rock
Cheyenne River
W. J. Engle
Butte
Neb
Bowdry
Lars Frederickson
Glenham
Veteran Walker Weston Reaches Atlantic After Pacific Crossing
New York on May 2 saw Edward Payson Weston, 72, complete his historic trek from the Pacific to the Atlantic. A huge crowd welcomed the famed pedestrian as he arrived in the city.
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New York
Edward Payson Weston
Pacific
Atlantic
Market notes show winter wheat outlook and closing prices
Chicago May 2 markets reflect forecasts of freezing temperatures and a smaller winter wheat harvest, with official estimates around 400 million bushels. Prices closed steady with gains for corn and mixed moves for oats and pork, lard. Cash prices list No 2 red wheat at about 1.08 to 1.09, No 2 corn at 60 to 60.5 cents, oats near 49 to 50 cents.
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Chicago
Ogares
Wheat and corn prices rise in Omaha market report
Wheat prices advance with No 2 hard quoted around 1.01 to 1.08 in Omaha trading. Corn futures show gains with No 2 white and yellow listings around .57 to .58 per unit. The report notes mixed No 2 and No 3 yellow and white prices and indicates higher quotes across grain categories.
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Omaha
Shilmaahige
Gabe
South Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
May 2 cattle and hog prices list by category with ranges and averages. Receipts total about 3,200 head for cattle and 7.00 head for sheep, with declines of 20 to 21 cents on sheep and varied bids across cattle classes including heavy, mixed and light hogs.
Chicago Market Report Receipts and Prices May 2
Cattle receipts 25 000 steady to 10 lower with Texan steers around 47 dollars. western steers 4.90 to 6.75. stockers and feeders 3.80 to 6.70. cows and heifers 2.75 to 7.30. calves 6.50 to 4.50. Hog receipts 26 000 slow with price ranges from 8.75 to 9.87. bulk sales 9.25 to 9.40. Sheep receipts 26 000 natives 4.40 to 8.15. westerns 4.90 to 6.74. yearlings 7.15 to 8.35. lambs 7.5 to 9.75.
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South Omaha
Ewes
Chicago
Saloa
Yearlings
Lambs
Vaccination of Lincoln State Univ Students May Be Required
Reports of smallpox among Lincoln State university residents prompt alarm and the Lincoln board of health may mandate vaccination for about 4,000 students. Six new cases in a week. hospital beds near capacity as the outbreak grows. The State Railway Commission will draft a rule for shipping mixed loads of hogs and sheep and seek public comment. Wets campaign expense shows 6587 spent, not from Omaha but from Lincoln backers. Pettis and Murfin listed for legal services.
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Lincoln
State University
Hias
Lincoln Board of Health
Tantation Hospital
State Railway Commission
Burington
Prohiitionista
Omaha
Pettis
Captain Murfin
Bryan addresses ministers on initiative and referendum in Nebraska
Lincoln May 3 Mr Bryan urged the Ministerial association not to neglect the initiative aid referendum in their zeal for county option. He stressed both are important and said he had not endorsed county option until it is at issue in Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Ministerial Association
Much Sang
Nebraska
G A R Encampment at Fairbury Promises Grand Event
Captain A M Trimble praises Fairbury preparations for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment set for May 17 to 19. A parade features 1000 schoolchildren civic units autos and floats. Local committees aim to raise at least 1500 for expenses and Fairbury plans extensive decorations.
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Lincoln
A. M. Trimble
Grand Army of the Republic
Fairbury
Trimble
Two Superior Boys In Jail In Robbery Case
Billy Hill and Walter Verbeck are jailed in Nelson awaiting trial for robbing Fred Lamnsman of $400. After a drunken spree in Lanazmin time the youths took $400 from a bank customer, then returned $54 when sobered. They were captured in Enid Oklahoma and brought back by Sheriff Jones.
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Superior
Neb
Billy Hill
Walter Verbeck
Nelson
Fred Lamsman
Farmer
Lanazmin
Lungman
Hhe
Enlid
Okla
Jones
Governor to Call Extra Session Over Pledges
Lincoln May 2 Governor Shallenberger will call an extra session if Mr Bryan presents written pledges from three fifths of the legislature to vote for the Initiative and Referendum.
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Lincoln
Shallenberger
Bryan
Lincoln to Observe Mothers Day Proclaimed by Governor
In a May 3 letter Anna Jarvis founder of Mothers Day says Nebraska led in endorsing the idea and that Lincoln mayor FP W Brown issued the first proclamation. Governor Shallenberger will issue a proclamation calling state residents to recognize next Sunday as Mothers Day.
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Lincoln
Captain Trimble
Anna Jarvis
Nebraska
FP. W. Brown
United States
Shallenberger
Beatrice Hosts First Saloon Opening in Two Years
Beatrice Nebraska May 3 crowds gathered for the town’s first saloon opening in two years. The celebration grew loud forcing proprietor J H Dunis to close two hours early. City council met to grant licenses to five applicants.
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Beatrice, Neb
Beatrice
J. H. Dunis
More Evidence Uncovered in Davis Murder Case
A chambermaid at the Ainsworth hotel found a silenced pistol in a mattress left in the room used by George Wilson and Allan Walter Rifenburg surrounding the November 27, 1900 murder of Jacob Davis. The weapon held a bullet from Davis’s head and showed two loaded and three empty shells. A leather pocketbook and wallet, identified as Davis’s by witnesses, were also found.
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Ainsworth, Neb
May
George Wilson
Allan Walter Rifenburg
Jacob Davis
Ainsworth
Wilson
Davis
Court House Auction Sells Historic Structure to Farmer
The Phelps County court house sold at auction for 600 to Gene Snow and will be moved to his Hla Farm near Haldrege Nebraska for use as a barn. The two story forty by eighty foot building, built in 1884 by Lincoln Land Company, will be hauled within thirty days to make space for a new 100000 edifice.
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Lincoln Land Company
Will Probe Nebraska Sky Weather Balloons From Omaha
Professors C B Woods and W R Gregg of the Mount Weather weather bureau experimental station plan to launch about twenty free balloons from Fort Omaha. Each balloon carries automatic recording instruments to collect meteorological data from upper air strata and includes a note asking finders to return the balloons and instruments to Mount Weather at government expense.
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Omaha
C. 8. Woods
W. R. Gregg
Weather Bureau
Mount Weather
Fort Omaha
Seventeen-year-old Freda Jacobson Arrested in Perjury Case
Lincoln May 3 Freda Jacobson seventeen was arrested on perjury charges in the Dr. Johnson criminal operation case. She told friends she was paid 25 to testify the operation was done by the deceased girl. Burr and Dr. Johnson testified that 25 was paid to a brother to obtain evidence after a note offered 109 to secure exonerating proof. She was released to appear in Juvenile court Friday morning.
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Lincoln
Freda Jacobson
Dr. Johnson
T. C. Burr
Ang
Misa Jacobson
Rainfall in Midwest Panders to Grain Markets
Omaha reports a broad May rainfall totaling about one inch soaking Nebraska Kansas Colorado and Wyoming. Grain dealers anticipate a strong impact on market values and futures as rain nourishes the fields.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska Press association sets Lincoln meeting plans
Secretary Johns releases the thirty eighth annual program for the Nebraska Press association in Lincoln on May 23 24 and 25 with expected record attendance and many new members. Creighton graduates receive diplomas in law dentistry and medicine at Brandeis theater indicating completion of Creighton university programs for lawyers dentists and doctors.
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Grand Island
Neb
Johns
Nebraska Press Association
Lincoln
Omaha
Brandeis’ Theater
Creighton University
Fifteen Missouri Pacific machinists strike in Omaha
Fifteen machinists at the Missouri Pacific shop in Omaha walked out on union orders from headquarters. The company has a small Omaha force and is not attempting to replace the workers.
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Omaha
Missouri Pacific
General Headquarters of
The
Union
Keith County Receives Prolonged Rainfall Aid Crops
Ogalalia Ned May 2 report a steady twenty hour rain in Keith county improving corn planting and small grain conditions with crops appearing vigorous after the wet spell.
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Ogalaila
Ned
Keith County
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Box Butte Avenue
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W. F, Rosenkranz
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Laramie
Alliance, Neb
E. C. Whisman
Wm. James
Fred Brennan
Nolsey
Jesaw
Prank McFall
Doln F Strong
Jacob Hermen Nickon
Kies G. SK
Jodie Burns
Everett Juak
JP Abelstensen
Peter Ror Christensen
Stirk
Jobo Kh
Skya Ney
Hishwille
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As Smith
Felix Rondon
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Warmtranel
Henry Wit Rand
Wi Campbell
Eugene B Thompson
Berit
Johin
Karin Schoener & Co
Soviet & Co
Kendall Boot & Blue O
Kemper
Handley & McDonald
J. i, Brody & Co
Burnham
Hanne Munger & O
Glemantine & Co
Friend Brother Clothing
Krause Co
Bontley & Gloeted
David Ader & Sus Clothing Co
Hienh Bison & Co
Jowph Relfeld & Co
Hux Butte County
W. W. Norton
Emma BR. Norton
Butte County
Standard Oil
Federal Supreme Court
Tennessee Tribunal
Weston
Nebraska News
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Arces
Mayor Brown
Beatrice Crouth
Rifenburg
Walter
Court House
Phelps County
Hla
Creighton
M. Ruth Taylor
Idaho
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Laramie Avenue
Win
Ac. Sunn
William Mitchell
Attorney AT Law
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K. C. Noleman
First Nal'l Bank Bike
H. M. Bullock
U. Land Office
Alliance Nebraska
Drs
Copperwell
Petersen
Uconasore
Dra. Frey
Halte
Over Norton's Store
Geo. J. Hand
C. H. Churchill
Bose
J.B. Moore
Fletcher Block
H. A. Copley, M. D
Cully
Chas E. Slagle
DR. Bellwood
First National Bank
I. R. Belville
Deairist
Opera House
Alliance, Nebr
T. J. Threlkeld
Undertaker
Phone 207 Alliance
NEBR
Gadsby Store
J. P. Hazard
Mrs
Lois Riley
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