Falls City Expects More Carriages and Cars
The article notes Humboldt and vicinity boast of eighteen automobiles while questioning the fate of Falls City’s horse less carriages. Judge Alton B. Parker will lead the New York delegation to Denver and may respond to Mr. Bryan’s past actions. It also covers the public’s doubt over the President’s stated non candidacy and calls for respecting his wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Falls City
Alton B. Parker
New York
Denver
Bryan
Boytet
St. Lewis
Merry Widow Sailors Stir Church Attendance in New Jersey
Report from New Jersey says the Merry Widow sailors discourage men from church as pews shrink from six women to four. The tale notes that men may avoid sermons to admire hats, sitting behind a yard of lace and doting on hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
City to Improve Sidewalks With New Constructions
The town plans extensive sidewalk building and repairs. Officials note many walks are badly in need and aim to replace or repair them to reduce injuries and improve safe pedestrian travel.
New York Easter bonnet robbery tale doubted by Omaha Bee
The Omaha Bee calls the New York report that a woman was robbed of 200 dollars after buying an Easter bonnet a fairy story. It suggests the hat’s cost or charge may have been to the husband, which would explain the Ingelery incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Omaha Bee
New York
Populist Comment on Bryan Consoling Himself Over Vote Gap
A Populist leader claims Bryan misled Populists into supporting him, arguing that without that effect Parker would have won more votes in 1904. The passage notes satisfaction in a mathematical bump, reflecting on past election dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Parker
Wheat Prospects Bring Satisfaction Across States
Reports from wheat producing states indicate good prospects, pleasing farmers and city residents alike. A large crop may not guarantee high prices, as consumers benefit from reasonable figures, though prices for agricultural products still rise. Meat prices, such as steak at varied ranges, illustrate consumer concerns over high costs.
Roosevelt’s Forward Motto Faces Democratic Editorials
A brief editorial note mocks Democratic critics who claim Roosevelt is retreating. The writer insists Roosevelt never retreats and that his orders always say forward, urging opponents to watch his course longer to see the steady advance.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
South Dakota Court Finds Primary Ballot Fee Unconstitutional
The South Dakota Supreme Court ruled the state’s primary law unconstitutional because candidates for county offices must pay a fee to appear on the primary ballot. The ruling suggests a similar challenge could arise against Nebraska’s primary law.
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Supreme Court of
South Dakota
Nebraska
Demand for Fair Play in Nominating Democratic Candidate
The writer questions Mr. Bryan's repeated third nomination and argues Mr. Johnson should be allowed a chance. He contends it is unfair for one man to monopolize the presidency bid and appeals to the voice of the people to influence party decisions.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Johnson
Salem visitors noted in Falls City region
Gill Boyd and R B E Grinstead from Salem were in the area Tuesday. Clarence Dingle, the Salem horseman, was in town Tuesday. Ike Harris and Barney Mullen of Stella visited Falls City on Tuesday.
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Gill Boyd
R. BE. Grinstead
Salem
Clarence Dingle
Ike Harris
Barney Mullen
Stella
Falls City
Local Route Mailer Urges Buying in County Firms
A rural mail route corner informs the writer that a post office order for Senna and Roebuck is no longer taken, down from six to a dozen annually, signaling that residents are recognizing the need to keep money in Richardson county by patronizing county merchants to build home industries.
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Senna & Roebuck
Richardson County
Local residents and construction on city property
Roscoe Anderson and his wife from Humboldt visited friends here Tuesday. A new cement walk is being laid around Dr. Yutzy and Major Keeling's property. C D Nixon and wife from Auburn attended HKaster services at St Thomas church. Mrs Mary Rawley and daughter Marguerite left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. George Schock adds a press brick lattice around his porch.
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Yutzy
Major Keeling
C.D. Nixon
Auburn
St. Thomas Church
Mary Rawley
Marguerite
Salt Lake City
George Schock
Nebraska Farm Mortgages Change Shows Prosperity
The State bureau of statistics reports 1906 recorded 17 451 mortgages filed, 1907 shows 16 131, a reduction of 1 420. Mortgage total rose from 44 003 848 79 in 1906 to 735 322 477 09 in 1907, indicating strong farmer prosperity in Nebraska.
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State Bureau of Statistics
Nebraska
Watterson doubts Cuban self rule after Cuba trip
Henry Watterson says Cubans are not ready for self government after conversations with capable leaders in Cuba. The remark, noted as frank for a Democrat, comes as a rebuke to Bryan whose Philippine policy comments are questioned.
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Henry Watterson
Cuba
Watterson
Bryan
Philippines
Chelsea fire shows how small causes spark large losses
The Chelsea suburb of Boston suffered a disastrous blaze on Sunday night that destroyed nearly 10 million dollars in property. The fire reportedly began in a pile of ragage and exposes wider issues of defective chimneys and crumbling mortar. Property owners are urged to inspect and repair their buildings to prevent future fires.
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Chelsea
Boston
Mass
Johnson candidacy debated as prudent and bold
The piece questions why Governor Johnson could not seek the presidency if his supporters desire it. It weighs the propriety of his candidacy and the willingness of the people to grant the highest office to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Governor Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mr Warfield Returns Home and Plans Califor nia Trip
After months with relatives in Iowa Mr Warfield came home early this week. W F E Dorrington reported he finished the North Yakima sewer contract and will travel with Mrs Dorrington to southern California for a pleasure trip. Miss Laura Doyle of Atchison returned home after visiting May Startzel, who will spend a week with friends.
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Mr. Warfield
Iowa
W. F E. Dorrington
Laura Doyle
Atchison
May Startzel
May
Candy Kitchen Adverts and Spring Field Meet Prep
Miss Ethel Cade visits Dawson friends. Candy Kitchen offers Cherry Nut Fudge and Cream Fudge 10c a piece and Nut Lover Isceath this Saturday April 25. High school campus readies for the field meet with a fine track and anticipated athletic exhibitions.
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Candy Kitchen
Humboldt cattle seller Henry Kuper to host sale next month
Henry Kuper, leading breeder of shorthorn cattle in this part of the state, was seen on the streets Tuesday en route to Nebraska City for a thoroughbred sale. He will hold a sale at his Humboldt farm next month and asks readers to watch for the announcement.
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Henry Kuper
Feading
Nebraska City
Kuper
Humboldt
Falls City and Marshall Guests Visit Long Beach Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cain and their son Julian of Falls City Nebraska arrive as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Julian. Mrs. J. S. Smith of Marshall Missouri also visiting. The Cain family is Mrs. Julian’s in-laws with Cain serving as a bank president and active in state and national politics.
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J. R. Cain
Julian
Falls City
Nebraska
J. S. Smith
Marshall, Mo
W. B. Julian
Cain
Long Beach
Cali
Annual Parish Meeting at St Thomas church
The St Thomas church annual meeting reported the best parish finances ever. Wardens elected are John Hutchings and Henry C Lapp. Vestrymen include T L Himmelreich A E Gantt R R Horrocks John Crook Doctor Miner L C Edwards Doctor Morsman and R A Neitzel. Hutchings and Himmelreich chosen delegates to the Diocesan Council at Trinity Cathedral Omaha in May. Rector thanked for Easter services and sermons.
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St. Thomas Church
John Hutchings
Henry C. Lapp
T. L Himmelreich
A. Be, Gantt
R. R. Horrocks
John Crook
Miner L. C. Edwards
Candy Kitchen Fruitlies Offer Pineapple and Orange
Falls City ice cream advertisement promotes Candy Kitchen with ready Fruitlies in pineapple and orange flavors. Prompt service and local familiarity highlighted.
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Falls City
Candy Kitchen Ice Cream Order Policy
The Candy Kitchen asks customers to place an ice cream order once and promises satisfaction with no demand to return if not pleased. The note emphasizes a simple transaction and assurance of service quality.
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Candy Kitchen
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Alls City
Faiu
the Tribune Publishing Company
E. F. Sharia
Falls City State Bank
Roscoe Anderson
Musical Prodigy
Kerr's
R. B. Simpson
Ethel Cade
Dawson
Dr. Houston
Verdon
ManZan
Lenolium
Permalac and
Japalac
McMillan’s Pharmacy
A.G. Warner
Seouth
Bulls City
Kalle City
Nebraskan
Ing
G. Wasser
Brnt Haken
Cleveland’s Department Store
Leshigh Valley Curtain Company
Philadelphia
Leshigh
Rat
India
F W. Gleveland & Son
Blind Boone
Emma Smith
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