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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented wartime dialogue contrasts a Jerry in Germany recalling twelve losses with a Irish sergeant's blunt sarcasm about American casualties. The piece shifts to a legal notice demanding responses to a petition in a real estate dispute dated 1920 with Celia Miller represented by L A Berry.
District Court in Box Butte Nebraska orders notice to Green Wheeler Shoe Company and unknown claimants about canceling a mortgage dated July 27 1914 filed in Book 28 page 214. Plaintiff 5 A Miller seeks quiet title after full payment and requests decree cancelling the mortgage and relieving claims. Respondents must answer by October 18 1920.
In Box Butte County Nebraska Celia Miller sues to quiet title to Lot 17 in Block 13 Alliance and asserts ownership by possession with Dewitt C. Taylor as grantor. The petition filed August 24 1920 seeks title against Nellie E. Taylor heirs and all parties claiming interest in the described real estate.
Edna Morgan files for divorce in Bay Butte District Court alleging extreme cruelty by Har lon H Morgan. Defendant, a non resident, must answer by October 11, 1920, through attorney Lee Basye.
In Box Butte County Nebraska the County Court hears the matter of Wilson A Clyborne deceased who died intestate December 20 1908. Lou Clyborne citizen daughter petitions August 16 1920 seeking hearing to appoint administration and determine heirs and rights to real estate in Box Butte County Nebraska the northwest quarter of section eight township twenty six north range fifty west.
A probate petition from Benton Harbor Michigan claims Wilson A Clyborne died intestate on December 20 1908 owning land in Nebraska and naming heirs Eliza Clyborne and five children. A hearing is set in Alliance Box Butte County September 25 1920 with notices to creditors and heirs in Alliance Herald. Separate proclamation by Governor McKelvie orders a September 21 1920 special election across Nebraska for constitutional amendments with polling places open 8 a m to 6 p m and notices dated August 15 1920 and August 17 1920 by clerk Mounts.
Governor proclaims the constitutional convention to meet in Nebraska in December 1919 as provided by law. Delegates elected for the convention are called to assemble per the constitutional provisions and state statute.
A garbled reminiscence features a Drishman recalling a joke about General Pershing. The speaker pretends to be nearby at a breastwork when a car noise leads to a quip about military naming and the line Pat you’re killing too many men.
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