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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
5
Local tidbits note travel returns from Kansas City and Alma Nebraska, business visits, nut and coffee pricing, and a Barada Breeze comment. Christmas bazaars unfold December 6 at McNall’s and church events, plus auctions, entertainments, and civic notices.
The column lists local residents' movements with Dan Riley from Dawson and many visits and returns among Falls City, Stella, Verdon, Preston, and nearby towns. It mentions gas and coal suppliers, library attendance, social visits, a dance, and a university student home vacation, with scattered prices and goods.
Helens Martin left Wednesday for Auburn. Harlow has Forest City and Sage sell raising cake flour Mrs Bert Reavis is very sick at her home on West Sixth Street. John Oswald and wife spent Thanksgiving with her parents in Stella. Henry C Smith returned Tuesday from an extended business trip through the west. Mrs Frank Norris of Lincoln is visiting at the home of her parents A E Gantt and wife Holiday presents If you want to make your wife or daughter a Christmas or New Year present of a piano we will make you a price that will be a Christmas gift to you. Roberts the Jeweler Ste
A large Gehling crowd witnessed Royal Slave on Wednesday evening. Attendees praised the production as complete in every detail and commended the scenery as exceptionally well executed.
The Winchell Jubilee Singers, a seven member colored vocal group, performed a widely praised program in the prison chapel. The inmates and visitors enjoyed a range of songs from the Lord's Prayer chant to plantation melodies and exhortative camp meeting tunes. Columbus Dispatch reporting from January 9, 1905.
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