Nebraska Tax Sale Notice Draft Fragment
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
2
Notice fragment from Nebraska tax sale records lists unreadable text with incomplete details and no clear figures or dates. Reads as a damaged notice section lacking readable names locations or deadlines.
A historical reflection notes Palestine as sacred to Christianity Judaism and Islam. It highlights Muslim reverence for Abraham Jacob and the Jordan site, and the global Muslim population influencing daily life with strong devotion and adherence to religious duties.
The Florida resort line converted from mule powered cars to an eighty horse power electric system. An expert found the plant used all eighty horsepower, prompting a director to quip about returning to the mules.
A pall Mall Magazine anecdote recounts a dying man asking a neighbor about Heaven. The reply asserts the man will go to hell and should be glad there is a hell to go to, after which the patient turns and dies peacefully.
Larchmont’s fashionable women lead a resort trend riding astride, enjoying horseback riding sailing yachts and speedy cars. When indoors they switch to ping pong and bridge whist, expanding the social scene this year.
French writer traveling in Russia sends home a witty complaint about a five day mail delay to Paris. The Russian official quips that delays are like the police and the stomach, when you are aware of them they are working badly.
Train No 41 westbound was held up about 2 am at West Lincoln. The express car safe was blown open and robbed of contents. Three robbers were seen by trainmen, with a possible fourth man meeting them with a buggy and aiding escape.
York Nebraska October 13 Miss Tona Dunlap of Aledo Illinois is denied bail at her preliminary trial for the murder of Alice Dool. Authorities suspect she bought strychnine in York and poisoned candy causing Dool’s death. Dunlap had recently visited Aledo acquaintances and lost a candy factory job prior to the events.
Falls City Nebraska October report details Jon Forney an 18 year old riding a northbound Missouri Pacific train fell from the car and suffered a mangled foot requiring amputation. He rode from the coach to Auburn then fell and the train passed over his foot before being brought to Falls City. The piece recalls his father, a deaf mute, once killed by a train along the Burlington tracks near town.
Lizazie Hillman a minor by Ernest Hillman sues W R Mensinger for 400 dollars claiming assault. The case tried in Monona county district court was appealed to the Iowa supreme court after a closely contested verdict.
P Coursey Richards, 62, a former union scout, will serve twelve years in the state penitentiary for criminally assaulting his 12 year old stepdaughter. The supreme court affirmed the Lancaster district court conviction despite defense claims of insufficient evidence.
Deputy Game Warden L. J. Leach arrested Theo Wiseman on charges of shooting quail out of season and prairie chickens. Wiseman pled guilty. County Judge Olsen fined him $20 plus costs. Wiseman had come to train dogs for Omaha parties and is suspected of paying youths 20 cents for prairie chickens.
Rev. C E Tingley pastor of the local Baptist church tendered his resignation last Sunday and accepts a call from the First Baptist church of Cheyenne Wyoming. He has served here about four years and was well liked by his congregation and the city.
A brief note examines the enduring concept of fallacy vitality, arguing about its practical meaning and implications for reasoning. The piece weighs opposing views on how fallacies influence judgment and argument quality.
The Iowa state board of health reports two leprosy cases in the state, one man near Gilbert City and one woman on a Humboldt County farm. They are the first such cases in Iowa and are believed to be imported from outside, though the source remains uncertain.
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