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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
4
Falls City Nebraska publishes notice dated January 12 concerning post office services under the Act of Congress 1879. The Tribune Publishing Company lists the price as 1.00.
End of year reflections urged for merchants to boost sales through advertising. Example of Karpen leather furniture shows large scale ad spending yields global recognition. Newspapers reach more customers daily than face to face dialogue, making ads vital for lasting brand presence. Emphasis on good taste, proportion, harmony, and careful copy in ads.
The Tribune touts custom crafted trade teasers to attract 2000 Richardson County readers weekly. It promises attractive ad design and guaranteed results to stimulate business and invites immediate orders.
Patecake four and maple syrup featured at Harlow's with six bars of Procter & Gamble Naptha soap for 25 cents. Several residents travel or visit, including Sam Bayne and wife to Salem, Noah Peck to Chester and Fairbury, Elizabeth Sanford from Omaha, and others enjoying holiday goods at Harlow's. Roberts the Jeweler advertises savings and plain figures.
Preaching times Wed 5 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. by Rev. Lee A Myers of Stamlin Kans. All are welcome. KE E Haskins pastor.
Humboldt irad Parson visited St. Joe on Monday. Judd of Dawson came Sunday. Marble visited from Malls City Saturday. Edwards from Kansas City and Guy Snethen of Dawson were in town. Mc Shortief returned from Hot Springs Arkansas. Riley spent Thanksgiving in Lincoln with friends. Nora Stalder left for Lincoln visits. Leonard Manning returned from Coleman. John Brenner of Table Rock was a Sunday visitor. Clum Emmons visited relatives. Gertrude Morris of Table Rock stayed with Eva Cooper. Mrs S B Rice of Tecumseh visited friends Sunday. Lib Wilson and wife welcomed a daughter born Sunday.
Dunes K Liggett wand wife spent Thanksgiving with friends of Pawnee Oty Walter smurger Des Moines visiting friends to Mombolds this week. John P. Jock from near Table Tock transacting business in this city Monday. Lora Mecoo of Dawsun guest of grandparents Turner and wife Monday. Mrs Litehfieh of Kansas City visiting son Dr J A Litehftield. Morris returned home from Lincoln visit. Blanche Emmons and Tolda Purser visited Tecumseh parents. Little Almin Howell is very low with typhoid fever but slightly improved. Biwell and daughter Havel Aling of Sterling visiting friends. Norton entertained Sunday School class at home. Louisa Powers hosted at her center home Tuesday. Dinner by Methodist ladies undecided. financials about 40 cleared. Capt OLA Bridgeford and wife of Aledo Illinois left for home. Ralph McAkeaney of Ft Worth Texas injured in railroad accident. slight hope of recovery. Local stockmen attended Harding-Parons sale. A husking bee by Maccabee lodge with prizes for first and last red corn.
Numerous residents traveled between Falls City and nearby towns for visits and events. Individuals including Prof Feverstein, H Scheck, John Tiehen and wife, Mrs C W Garrison, Ada and Verda Allen, Zula Mecool, Hall of Humboldt, Guy Daggett, Ella Lord, Charles McCool, Beebe of Pawnee City, M A Graves, J O Timmerman, Gallatly, Cass Moore, Louis Sheely, Mrs Staver and Lena, and W W Spurlowk with daughters joined relatives and friends in Dawson, Humboldt, Kylo, and California during the week. Local social activities featured a ninth birthday party for Mildred French and an oyster supper by the Band boys, with performances by the group.
A local business announces a genuine closing out sale as it plans to quit Falls City. After weeks of reductions the firm intensifies price cuts to move stock quickly and offer winter clothing at remarkably low figures to attract customers.
We offer a vast assortment of mens boys and childrens clothing at astonishing prices. Our reputation as clothiers rests on our aggressive pricing and quality. Winter suits in our line are exceptionally fine and stylish.
This department notes strong demand for good serviceable shoes this season and offers closing out prices across a robust line. Rubbers and overshoes are highlighted with unmatched stock and further closing out deals.
A bold sales pitch offers overcoats from top designers at astonishingly low prices. The ad promises the latest fabrics and superior tailoring, urging a visit now to seize a once in a lifetime bargain before winter ends.
A local retailer offers a closing out sale of gentleman’s furnishings including hats caps gloves mittens neckwear hosiery and related items. The dealer claims the stock is desirable up to date and invites customers to call and view the bargains.
Zula McCoo returned to Salem Wednesday afternoon. Ola Farlow spent several days in Baker Kansas this week. Geo Gutzmer of Humboldt spent Wednesday in the city. Mr Scott returned from Mound City Missouri. County Attorney James was a B M passenger to Lincoln Wednesday. Mrs Mary Rowley and daughter Marguerite visited Mrs Tanner at Humboldt on Thursday.
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