Notice to non resident defendants in Cheyenne County suit
Legal notice listing John D. Linder as plaintiff against Henry Domer Laura Domer Fianna Domer guardian L W Tulleys Anglo American Mortgage Hattie Ellsworth Ernest Ellsworth Caroline Morton and others in a 1900 captioned case seeking to quiet title remove clouds on the mortgage and declare identical names, with an answer due by January 7 1901 and related notices for land in Nebraska and a separate 1910 public land entry notice for Leafdale Nebraska with witnesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OTICE
John D. Linder
Henry Domer
Laura
Domer
Maria Domer
Guardian
Flamin Domer
LG. W. Tulleys
Anglo- American Mortgage & Trust Company
Corporation
Hattie Ada Ellsworth
Ernest Orlando Ellsworth
Caroline* Parsons Morton
Fianna Domer
Fianla
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Ura 3
Flamia Domer
W. Talleys
Ortgage Just Company
Laintiff
Hattie Acts Ellsworth
Hattie A. Ellsworth
Ernest O. Ellsworth
Caroline Parsons Morton
Caroline Ellsworth Morton
Eugene. Ellsworth
E. &. Ellsworth
Eugene
Ellsworth
A. D
Tous D. Linder
D. A. Torgerson
KR. W. Devoe
J. A Barry
North Platte
Sone
Martin Leafdale
Leafdale
Desuribak
James Tucker
Jurces
Clepena
Sidney
Nebrugut
Humana
Charles Emuistson
Bouter
Jane Johnson
Johnsteam
Jone E. Petersom Leafdale
Ti J. EL Evass
Rewister
Board of County Commissioners
Franklin
H. T. Doran
Frances Mauldin
Salc
de Bonis
Said
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Neb
John H. Cox
Potter
James M. Nelson Vernon A. Nelson
Luther G. Pitts
Earl Dye
Dye
Cure Your Kidneys and Doan's Kidney Pills Ad
An article sells Doan's Kidney Pills as a kidney remedy claiming to ease back pain and urinary issues. A testimonial from James Borders praises the product, with pricing at 50 cents and Foster-Milburn Co. as US agents, followed by unrelated farm-life observations and parental guidance from an Exchange excerpt.
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Sidney
James Borders
W. Twenty-fourth St
Kearney
Noeb
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Rates of Subscription for Periodical
Rates shown indicate one year with postage paid and six or twelve month terms. Subscriptions require advance payment. Publisher A Gapen confirms price and terms.
New Year Message Ushers Hope and Responsibility
A reflective editorial urges embracing the 1910 year with courage and service, urging readers to lift burdens, pursue growth, and help their communities. It notes the Normal Board of Education visits Alliance and other towns to consider a State Normal, praising Alliance as ideal for central location, rail access, and equal western opportunities. The piece ends with light humor about blue wallpaper cures and a quip about love and Caruso.
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Harriman
Switzerland
Normal Board of Education
State Normal
Alliance
Crawford
Chadron
Ruadville
Valentine
Local families gather for holidays and visits
J Peterson and wife came from Kearney on Tuesday inviting their children. A niece Misa joined them with Perry from New Mexico and a nephew from the east. Rev and Mrs Combs left Monday for their southern home. D H Schultz met with land men Wednesday. Geo Gunderson and family visited his uncle on a ranch east of town. Two sad family tree notes mention Ed Thornburg and Mrs Gunderson. School closed Friday for two weeks.
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J. Peterson
Kearney
Misa. Perry
New Mexico
Christmas Weeks in Potter Churches Flight of Holiday Plans
The passage notes teachers returning home for vacation with Bixby to Auburn Geiser to Lincoln Oldershaw near Potter. Sunday schools held Christmas program at Lutheran church with candy gifts. D H Shultz dined with Dr Ford family. Mrs Struble hosted Xmas dinner and praised salad. Bazaar praised despite cold weather. Guild raised about 50. Rev Combe received gifts. Lutherans seek new pastor. Miss McKee of Cheyenne visiting. coal famine looms. Susie Thornburg plans Lincoln conservatory study. Rev and Mrs Combs hosted tea.
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Bixby
Auburn
Geiser
Lincoln
Oldershaw
Potter
D. H. Shultz
Cheyenne
Shoemaking Shop Opens on Front Street
A new shoemaking shop has opened on Front Street inviting local customers to explore handcrafted footwear and fittings. The shop emphasizes traditional techniques and personalized service for all ages.
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Front Street
Christmas visit and school tree at Pleasant View
Clara will pose safely over the holiday season. Alva Helmer returns home for a visit. Mr and Mrs Dacgherty and family and Vera Baker and Roy Feoater spend Christmas at Ash Grove Ranch. A district 15 16 vacation is enjoyed by teachers and pupils. Snow remains as Henry Ehmke visits Hard Times ranch. A large crowd attends the Christmas tree at Pleasant View School house where Old Santa Claus distributes presents. A social at Mr and Mrs Stanton features an oyster supper and music by Poltz and Jacobson ends with well wishes.
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Dacgherty
Mies Vera Baker
Roy
Mesers
Beyer and
Portrey
Mr. Beamer
Mrs. Stanton
Messrs. Poltz
Jacobson
Pleasant View Gossip and Local Visits
Pleasant View residents recall visits and social calls at D Heimer’s. Mise Schrear called at the stone ranch. Henry Schrear visited Thursday. Charlie Heimer enjoys a week’s vacation at home. Mr Combs preached his last sermon at Sextorp. a new pastor follows. Rebecca Shrear shows a new top buggy with a fast trotter and pacer. Elmer Hicke and family dined with Geo Hicks over Christmas. Miss Smith works for Mr Libby at Lodgepole.
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Mrs. Scheele
D. Heimer
Mise Schrear
Stone Ranch
Henry Schrear
Charlie Heimer
Mr. Combs
Sextorp
Rebecca Shrear
Elmer Hicke
Obeyed Him and a Fire Alarm Prank
A dialogue from Everybody's Magazine describes Alkallike asking for Four Fingered Pete. The bartender recalls Pete’s mischief high up, shouting Fire at a hotel window, triggering a chaotic alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Fingered
Pete
Alkallike
Government clerical jobs open nationwide exam notices
Uncle Sam will hold spring examinations for Railway Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Department Clerks and other government positions. Thousands of appointments will be made. Anyone over 18, city or country, can obtain instruction and free information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 91 J Hamlin Building Rochester NY.
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Uncle Sam
Bureau of Instruction
Hamlin
Rochester
N. Y
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