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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
5
Alliance Herald lists land office notices with fees and legal guidance. The notice section covers estates in Box Butte County Nebraska with deadlines for creditors and claims, including the Ferdinand Danting and Patrick Collina estates, and Andrew J Donaldson case details.
On August 18, 1916 L F Hulen is sued in Hex Hutte County Court Neb to recover 266 11 with interest and costs on three promissory notes totaling 117 30 80 00 and 62 18 and an affidavit to obtain attachment against the defendant’s money and property. The petition seeks attachment and a judgment in favor of L F Hulen’s plaintiff W W Norton The Herald Publishing Company alliance Nebraska is involved as an assignor on the notes.
Legal notices detail pending actions, including a case requiring a defendant to answer by October 2, 1916 and a land claim final proof filing for John J. Keenen in Alliance Nebraska. Also announces an estate settlement hearing for Charles M. Lotspelch with a September 20 1916 hearing date and three week newspaper notice in the Alliance Herald.
The city council of Alliance Box Butte County Nebraska adopts an ordinance to create Street Improvement District No 10 in the original town of Alliance. The district covers specified lots and blocks in several sections and becomes effective after required readings and publication. Parsed and approved September 12 1916 by Mayor Penrose Romig and City Clerk Carter Calder.
Alliance Nebr September 14 1916 The Board of County Commissioners met to consider the establishment of a county road No 57 under May 14 1916 resolution. An order declared the road shall be 66 feet wide running from the termination of county road 46 to the section line near the Grand Island Wyoming Central Railroad, with damages allowed per appraiser’s report.
The September 1916 Board of County Commissioners order establishes County Road No 58 and road No 59 in Box Butte County Nebraska with 66 foot widths. It details starting points at section corners, township 26 north range 51 west and township 22 north range 47 west, and requires opening and working per law. The minutes also note adjourning to September 16 1916 and list numerous road damage claims and payments approved by the board.
The board ordered warrants drawn on the Road fund for several labor claims including Parker 12.00 Sodebere 6.50 Hagaman 2.00 Hagaman 8.00 Schneider 15.00 Kohrman 16.50 Pomeroy 22.60 Harris 1.30 Allen 15.30 Lawrence 12.00 Halbar 4.60. One set of claims was examined and rejected: foo Carroll round damages 50.00 and C. E. refond 3.45. The board adjourned until October 18, 1916.
Notice to Norwegian Plow Company and John Doe real name unknown. Plaintiff Smith F. Tut tle seeks to clear cloud on Lot 19 in County Addition Alliance Box Butte County Neb. A revived judgment held by Norwegian Plow Company in Kearney County Neb for 497.52 and 6.74 costs, dormant since 1897, with transcript filed 1902. Defendants must answer in Box Butte District Court by October 30.
By order of sale issued by the District Court of Box Butte County Nebraska the sheriff announces a public auction of lands described as Lot 30 County Addition to Alliance at 10 oclock A M on October 23 1916 at the west front door of the Court House All i ace Nebraska The action is in the matter of Joseph Barkhurst revived in the name of Julia Harkhurst Executrix of the estate with Anna Zehrung et al as defendants. Dated September 20 1916 Co M Cox Sheriff 12-51-774-7521
J Pedrett and the Jap tenant Mr Sujit have raised 5000 dollars worth of ciubbage on their twenty five acre tract east of town. Four cars have been shipped and one car sold to Kipball people. This represents about twenty per cent of the field with the rest contracted for later delivery at twenty dollars per ton. One car shipped to Cheyenne Omaha and two to Kansas City.
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