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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
2
J W Glass, father of William Glaes of Alliance, was in Hyannis on Thursday. He sustained a left hip injury weeks ago, painful and likely to keep him from work for some time. He received treatment in Alliance and is now mobile on crutches but unable to work, a heavy burden given his prior good health.
Special meeting at Billaworth Nebraska on August 6 1915 unanimously adopted amended Articles of Incorporation. Capital stock authorized set at 60000 dollars fully paid and non assessable, with power to issue certificates up to 50000 for property or cash. Ellsworth Nebraska witnesses date August 20 1913. Will G Comstock president Chas C Jameson secretary.
State of Nebraska Box Butte County notice to all persons with claims against the estate of Peter Olean deceased. Claims must be presented by a specified date at the county court in the forenoon as directed, or be barred by law.
Legal advertising calls all persons interested as creators of the estate to present claims for allowance. Claims must be filed by hearing day or be forever barred. Notice published four weeks in Alliance Herald prior to hearing. Dated September 2, 1913. L. A. Berry, County Judge. Burton Westover, Attys. 39-41-308-2496.
Marshall J Rockwell of Hemingford Nebraska filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his claim to Lots 3 and 4 Section 7 Lots 1 2 3 and 4 and East Half Northwest Quarter Section 18 and other parcels in township 26 north range 48 west. The hearing will be before the Register and Receiver at Alliance Nebraska on December 3 1913. Witnesses named include William Hawkins Jerry A Wells James T Nabb both of Alliance and Hans Wiese Sr of Hemingford.
Public notice in Box Butte Nebraska names nonresident defendants and unknown heirs in a 1913 equity suit seeking accounting of a $2000 promissory note due 1912. Also includes a contractor bid invitation for Alliance sewer district 19 with plans, bid bond, and fallback rights.
United States Land Office Alliance Nebraska reports Carl L Modesitt of Alliance and agents for Minnie Light Chris Jeep Floss Denny Victor Jeep Louise Modesitt G B Modesitt John W Light and others filed September 17 1913 to select under the 1901 saline lands act the described portions of sections 25 26 townships 25 28 north range 46 west containing twenty acres or ten acres each. Adverse claim notices invite challenge from interested parties.
Affidavits of protest due by November 20. Notices announce final three year and five year proof filings for homestead entries in sections near Alliance and Lynn Nebraska. Names include Noah O Colbrick, Robert C Worley, Charles Ernest Letinois, Mark D Hungerford, George of Long Lake, and others with serial numbers and dates in 1913 1914. Publication ordered in Alliance Herald for nine weeks.
A sequence of 1913 notices lists William H Bonbess, Frank Noble, Anna Mumper, Arthur Miller, William Hart er, Lewis Krell and others filing intent to prove homestead claims in districts around Lakeside Alliance and Antioch Nebraska with final proof dates in November 1913 and 1914.
A foreclosure petition seeks to declare the mortgage deed dated to secure two notes of 160.00 each due November 6 1911 and 1912 on Lot six in town twenty eight north of range forty nine in said county as first lien. The action asks sale of the real estate to pay the amount due plus costs and to bar defendants from any right title or lien and to require an answer by October 27 in the clerk's office.
On and after June 12, 1913 the Alliance Nebraska land office announces prices for legal notices Final proof notice seven dollars Two final proof notices fourteen dollars Three final proof notices twenty one dollars Isolated tract sale notice nine dollars Rates follow Nebraska statutes and do not include a newspaper subscription.
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