Final Account and Petition for Distribution in Keenen Estate
Box Butte Nebraska notice announces Grant H. Keenen as administrator filing final account and petition for distribution. A hearing is set for May 21 1921 at 9:00 A M in Alliance Nebraska with publication for three weeks in Alliance Herald. Dated April 20 1921. IRA E TASH County Judge LEE BASYE Attorney Apr 26-May 20 Inc.
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Box Butte County
Nebraska
John Keenen
John J. Keenen
Grant H. Keenen
Alliance
Alliance Herald
Ira E. Tash
Lee Basye
Notice of Sale Under Artisan's Lien
A. H. Jones Company will sell at public auction the One Horse Power Reo S Wagon Automobile Truck, Serial F14694, at the northwest corner of Third Street and Cheyenne Avenue Alliance Box Butte County on May 21 1921 at 2 p m to satisfy a lien for 413.08 dollars with 7 percent interest from Oct 21 1920. The lien was filed Apr 28 1921 with county clerk. Attorneys Boyd Metz Meyer represent the lien holder. Apr29-May20
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Box Butte County
Nebraska
A. H. Jones Company
John Keane
Favoritism Joke Sparks Laughs in Legion Weekly
A Jewish soldier is rushed to hospital for influenza. He asks for a priest, but insists the rabbi would spread the flu, sparking a grimace from the doctor and a burst of laughter in the American Legion Weekly.
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Isidor
American Legion Weekly
Farmers urged to cure hides for storage and sale
The notice notes low hide prices and cites a United States Department of Agriculture bulletin on curing hides, storing them for months, and marketing. It mentions contacting the College of Agriculture at Lincoln for copies and a circular on tanning hides and making robes and leather.
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United States Department of Agriculture
College of Agriculture At
Lincoln
Angora Community Gathers For Dances Football Opener
Sunday events in Angora include a football opener where Angora defeated a pickup team. A wrestling match at Dove hall ended with Omer Kingry prevailing over R N Heldenbrand. Community activities feature visits, repairs, religious preaching, and a large school picnic with over a hundred attendees.
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John Barry
Grand Island
R. T. Ely
Bridgeport
C. M. Dove
W. N. Thompson
Alliance
Alice Boon
Omer Kingly
Lyle Carey
Eunice
Ila Boodry
Leota Henderson
Alliance Upper
Taylor
Scottsbluff
Charley Sherlock
Dove's Hall
Leo Lewellyn
Angora
Frank Boon
R. T. Ely’s
Sophia Guszak
Gladys Fletcher
Bancroft
Neb
Dove Hall
Omer Kingry
R. N. Heldenbrand
Gillette
Wyo
Real estate transfers for week ending May 14 1921
Federal transfers include parcels in sections 22 2 21 83 31 27 51 and 29 24 49 to several individuals and firms. Notable deeds include Stewart Farm Mortgage Co securing 38000, and Vaughan executor transferring multiple Alliance parcels for 24400. Local Hemingford Sheridan Alliance areas show multiple lot sales and additions.
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United States
Oscar Wickstrom
Nicholas Peterson
Albro L. Hodge
William T. Corcoran
Fred G. Nies
Edgar Hilton
Stewart Farm Mortgage Co
Conseave
Lewin F. Leavitt
Alex M. Olds
Hemingford
Lewis F. Leavitt
G. M. Jenkins
Archie T. Phillips
Harold A. Gribble
Sheridan
August Kurz
Ferdinand Nikont
F. M. Knight
Joseph F. Kase
Alliance
F. M
John H. Wait
Ey - SW
Nynex and
Sedentary work and endurance debated in class
A college lecturer and a student clash over the idea that sedentary work dulls stamina. The student asserts that the more one sits the less endurance one has, while the lecturer counters that lying or lax effort undermines one’s standing and credibility.
Fond Mother and Salvation Army Sparks on Sunday
A humorous exchange shows a mother chiding Reginald for parading soldiers on Sunday. He defends by calling them the Salvation Army, reflecting a light wartime era clash over propriety and symbolism.
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Reginald
Ginald
Salvation Army
Bohemian
Police applicant fails test with dumbbell pun
An applicant for a police job answered a safety test question about a fire at a deaf and dumb institution with a pun about ringing the dumbells. The panel ordered him to report for duty the next morning.
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Dumbells
Man Reflects On Past Singing In Quitting Moment
A Toledo Blade fragment quotes a man in a car saying he hasn’t tried to sing since the children were helpless babies, reflecting on past activity and present restraint.
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Toledo Blade
Ambiguous Wartime Wager Echoes in Local Text
Fragment from American Legion Weekly hints at a dispute over payment and ownership involving Sandy and a bride. The wording suggests a negotiation or debt question tied to a valued possession, with a hint of shifting responsibility and unclear parties.
On His First Hitch at the Restaurant
A peevish diner learns the waiter has been employed six weeks, prompting an apology and a humorous mishearing about the seafood order as the table laughs at the mix up.
Sleeping sickness joke frames wartime humor
Cartoon quip shows Wenry Will warning of a new disease labeled sleeping sickness while Tired Tim predicts bad luck missing the outbreak. The caption reflects lighthearted wartime morale in The American Legion Weekly.
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Wenry Will
Tim
American Legion Weekly
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Gene Byrnes
Herald
Costa
Case
D. F. Sey i
J. R. Watkins
Grees
Aoe
S. Ie
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
West 2d Street
Antioch
Marley
I. L. Peters
Belmont
Nebraska Fand Co
A. H. Jones Co
3Rd
Cheyenne
Grand Ave
Columbia Hatchery P. O
Denver
Colo
Gald
O'Bannon
Xellswanger
Wiker Music House
John P. Mann
Mus
Budweiser
King Company
Murphy’s Root Beer
Alliance Tire Works Times
Box Butte County Farms and Ranches
Alliance City Property
Nebraska Land CO
J. C. McCorkle
First National Bank
Sandy
F. A. Bald
Reddish
K. of C. Council
Box Butte Avenue
Einar Blak
Mallery Block
A. Clarence Schoch
Rumer
R. A. Wyland Auctioneer
Missouri ‘Telephone
RC. He
A. Berry
Nearaska
Drake & Drake
DRS
F. E. Reddish
Harry P. Coursey
J. D. Emerick
Wallace Transfer and Storage Company
PIANO
Furnitue A
Howard & Allen
Geo. H. Breckner
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