Notice to Creditors in Box Butte Nebraska Estate
In the County Court of Box Butte County Nebraska the estate of Letitia Cole Deceased. H Cole administrator will meet creditors in Alliance December 1921 at 10 a m for hearing adjustment and allowance of claims. Creditors must file on or before December 29 1921 or claims will be barred. Signed Irae Tash County Judge.
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Box Butte
Nebraska
Letitia Cole
H. Cole
Sait
Alliance
Eaid County
Aaid
Elaine
Salid
Clatime
Irae
Tash
County
Jude
Notice of Attachment and Garnishment in Nebraska Case
On August 25, 1921 Charles Roselius obtained an order of attachment from Justice Court in Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska against George Deyden and Percy Dryden for forty dollars. Garnishment assessed against Chicago Burlington and Quincey Railroad shows debts of forty five dollars and fifty cents to Deyden and sixty seven dollars and one hundredth to Dryden. The matter is continued to October 18 at 10 o clock A M for appearance to show cause why the attachment should be applied to plaintiff’s claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stoselius Cartried
Justice Court
J. A. Berry
Percy Duyden
Tunis
Charles Roselius
Livestock Market Reports From Omaha Kansas City and St Joseph
U S Bureau of Markets notes mixed cattle hog and sheep trading across Omaha Kansas City and St Joseph on September 15. Cattle receipts at Omaha and Kansas City show varied prices with top steers reported around 4 75 to 6 00 while hogs range from 7 25 to 8 25 and sheep generally steady with western lambs near 9 65. St Joseph records steady to higher hogs at 5 20 to 6 50 and cattle mostly 4 25 to 9 25 with calves up to 10 00.
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Omaha
Neb
United States Bureau of Markets
Kansas City
U. S. Bureau of Markets
ST. Joseph
Omaha Grain Market Prices Report
Omaha Nebraska September 15 Wheat prices list for No 2 dark hard at 1.21 No 3 hard 1.12 to 1.19 No 1 hard 1.21 to 1.22 No 2 hard 1.19 to 1.20 No 3 hard 1.17 to 1.18 No 4 hard 1.14 to 1.18 Sample grade 1.13 No 1 spring 1.52 No 2 spring 1.44 No 3 spring 1.87 No 4 durum 1.02 No 1 mixed 1.00 to 1.12 No 2 mixed 1.06 to 1.18 No 3 mixed 1.08 to 1.12 No 1 yellow hard 1.19 No 2 yellow hard 1.18 to 1.20 No 3 yellow hard 1.16 to 1.20 Corn No 1 white 44 44 ac No 2 yellow 44 43c No 1 49 434c Oats No 3 white 33 38%c No 4 white 32% to 34c Barley No 4 48 48 5c No 1 feed 47 c
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Omaha
Neh
Liberty Bond Prices on Sept 15 in New York
Liberty bonds at noon listed with varying prices including 3 1 4 4s at 87.68 and Victory 3s at 90.04. Other notes show first 4s at 8.00, second 4s at 88.26, third 44s at 92.48 and fourth 4s at 85.60 with Victory 44 40s at 99.04.
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New York
Liberty
Potato market report from Nebraska and Kansas City
The Nebraska markets show light haulings in Western district with few sales, while Northern district sees rising demand and stronger prices. Sacked Early Ohio and Bliss Triumphs/Common Irish Cobblers fetch 1.50 to 3.00. Omaha bids moderate with Nebraskas at 2.50 to 3.00. Kansas City experiences slow demand and dull movement with scabby sacked Early Ohio No 2 at 2.30 per cwt.
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Bliss
Omaha
Kansas City
Reduced Freight Rates On Livestock Benefit Western Raisers
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized western railroads to cut livestock rates by up to 20 percent on cattle hogs and sheep from west of the Missouri River to Chicago and other routes. Rates above 50 cents per 100 pounds are reduced but not below 50 cents. Many western points may see the August 1920 increases erased with an overall annual carrier revenue loss estimated at ten million dollars.
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Interstate Commerce
Warriers
Missouri River
Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Social News From Blackroot and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Hendersons two daughters visited from the eastern part of the state staying a week while their mother rested in Alliance hospital. Paul Powell arrived for a few days with his wife to help them move. Mrs Powell plans to leave for Lincoln to send children to school. Various locals visited, traveled, or hosted including Ivor Meekers family, the Dyers, and Nikonts. several attended or helped with school and fishing trips. A note ends with a proverb about home and picnics.
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Ivor
W. A. Dyer
Bert Lance
Burl Dyer
L. L. Dyer's
Roy Grosse
Harry
Ferdinand Nikont
Charles Moravek
Harlan Meeker
John Moravek
Hemingford
Jay Hall
Ed Dyer
Liberal reward for information leading to recovery
Reward offered for information leading to the recovery of a missing person. Inquiry addresses WM. BLT LER, Fowling, Nebraska, page 2 column 85.
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WM. Bltler
Fowling
Nebraska
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R. J, Trabert, Mgr
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Nebraska Land CO
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