Notice to Creditors and Heirs in Nebraska Estate
County Court of Box Butte Nebraska hears petition in the estate of Eliza Clyborne deceased intestate died July 29 1918 at Benton Harbor Michigan The petition requests heir and creditor notice and a full administration with adjudication of heirs Ed ward Clyborne Fred Clyborne Lou Clyborne Ethyl Clyborne Snellgrove Mae Quilliams named as heirs A hearing is set for October 16 1920 at Alliance Nebraska with notice by three weekly publications in the Alliance Herald
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Box Butte County
Nebraska
Eliza Clyborne
Lou Clyborne
Benton Harbor
Berrien County
Michigan
Eliza Clybourne
Edward Clyborne
South Bend
Indiana
Fred Clyborne
State of Michigan
Box Butte
Ethyl Clyborne Snellgrove
Elgin Mlinois
Mae Quilliams
Alliance
Notice of Intention to Make Final Proof
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Alliance Neb October 6 1920 notices Horace H Anderson of Alliance Neb who on December 30 1916 made homestead entry No 018076 for lot 4 in section 6 lots 1 2 and 3 SHNE and BE4 NW of section 6 in town-
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Alliance
Neb
Horace H. Anderson
Claim to lands under sixteenth principal meridian filed at Alliance Neb
A notice of intention to make final three year soldiers proof was filed by someone in SEYNEN, SEM of section 91 and adjacent tracts in township 24 north range 50 west of the sixth principal meridian. The claim is to establish rights to land described before the Register and Receiver at the Alliance Neb Land Office on November 16 1920. Claimanants named are Witherses: Bert Cuterwood Robert R. Reddish Herbert M. Anderson and John B. Anderson all of Alliance Neb. Register T J O Keefe. October 8–November 9 p.
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Seynen
Townslip
Meridan
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Alliance Neb
Witherses
Ibert Cuterwood
Robert R. Reddish
Herbert M. Anderson
John BH. Anderson
Alliance, Neb
T. J. O'Keefe
Register
Vague Crime Reelwarns on Liquor Buyer Plight
A narrator mocks a liquor buyer facing little sympathy and frequent arrest as a man who fed hia hena raisins discovers exes with a 4 per cent kick. The cold storage era and traffic urges collision avoidance are hinted at, leaving a satirical take on prohibition era street life.
Equal suffrage views and social contrasts in old era
The passage jokes about husbands opposing suffrage while wives campaign, notes housing troubles for the poor, mocks rich pickiness, compares negotiating with bolsheviks to keeping pigs in a pen, and views vacation as a reminder that money is contemptible.
Berlin professor delays blame for war sparks debate
A Berlin professor, accused of delaying blame for the war, faces criticism as the world already knew the truth. Filipino workers in Manila stage a walkout to prove self-government ambitions, while wage figures show steel and railroad workers earning over 2000 and 1900 dollars respectively. General Pershing, in plain clothes, was seen walking Boston streets, highlighting his fame.
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Pig mailed to Vermont man baffles residents
A Vermont man received a pig by mail prompting questions about the postal process. The incident suggests an unusual delivery with speculation that the carrier may have mishandled a package containing an animal.
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Gypsy fortune tellers seen as ignorant of the future
A columnist notes that gypsy fortune tellers know as much about the future as other people. The remark frames fortune telling as no more accurate than common belief, emphasizing skepticism in a light tone.
Stocking bank notes in depository amid medical scare
A garbled account describes a Connecticut woman suffering blood poisoning and bank notes placed in a feminine depository. It implies a historic institution may fall to modern science while noting a Swiss air plane silencer contrasts with a man’s first flight return.
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Connecticut
Paris papers call Harding and Cox identical candidates
The text mocks Paris newspapers for calling Harding and Cox identical candidates. It notes misidentification of both men, mentions wireless music heard 800 miles away, and suggests many ladies may be more adept at filling blank checks than voting.
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Paris
Harding
Cox
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