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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
4
Falls City Tribune published weekly in Falls City Nebraska with second class mail status dated January 12 14 under the 1874 act. The editor notes a reflection that all creatures are born under a death sentence, a philosophical remark not connected to the publication.
The notice urges readers to subscribe to the newspaper and join for the year starting January 1 1907. It emphasizes that a dollar secures the subscriber's name on the year’s list.
The supreme court quickly ruled the Tucker jury law unconstitutional after hearing the case at 11 am, with a noon adjournment signaling the decision. The ruling ends the legal challenge in matter cited as Tucker jury law.
A quaint maxim notes that a merchant who openly states his wares and prices earns trust. It adds that men conceal what they fear or shame, implying integrity lies in public disclosure.
The piece highlights Congressman Pollard facing post office disputes while Shubert and Verdon become embroiled in related tensions. It argues patronage as a curse for lawmakers and calls for a strong figure to wield influence properly.
Leaders of major railways forming an advisory board denounce the DVresident's tariff plan as contrary to public welfare. The statement underscores broad industry concern over proposed rate changes and their societal impact.
A conservative creed argues the party should nominate the best material, trust voters, and remain steadfast. It holds that enduring defeats is preferable to fleeing the fight and that merit matters more than immediate success.
Among the many resolutions the first of January is to live more economically. It asks readers to consider The Tribune as the paper that prints all the news for a dollar a year.
Falls City merchants and mutual company subscribers express gratitude for the Tribune’s role in easing the telephone muddle. They declare Falls City as their trade headquarters and commend the good-will created between local merchants and customers.
An exhortation to persevere and perform duties with pride cites Emerson on worldly recognition. The passage urges belief in timely validation and stresses that capability will be recognized as effort persists.
In the primary room last week children spoke about turkeys pies and cakes while some whispered of the real feast they could not enjoy. The piece stresses that poverty saddens many children even as Thanksgiving gifts delight others.
A large five panel display ad by Chamberlain Furniture Co highlights Globe Wernicke bookcases McDougall kitchen cabinets and Karpen leather furniture with sole agency. Cincinnati readers see the impression that top furniture is found at Chamberlain corner. The Tribune notes a parallel ad by Reavis Abbey with sole agency for the same premium goods.
Judge Cohoe known as Coloe or Yay Ca lov was arrested on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing 32,000 from Joe Albrecht at an asylum. The case details a long sequence of buried money discoveries, conflicting claims, and a jail hold while investigators assess how much Cohoe realmente found and misused.
Roberts offers holiday goods with plain figures and a 100 cent value per dollar. Christmas ornaments candles and holders are advertised at Wanners, with books for children and latest novels at Wanners Drug Store. Several local residents returned from visits in Missouri and Wyoming this week.
Barada School Board plans to replace Prof. T. J. Oliver as county superintendent at the start of the new year. They seek a strong male teacher to fill the post with a monthly salary of 55 dollars and invite applications.
Incomplete OCR text indicates a sale action involving HY Ppetsc property. Details such as date, place, and parties are unreadable. The fragment suggests a public sale or auction process but lacks concrete names or timing.
John Young starts at Union House. F French of Nebraska City was in town Monday. Robert Cain Sr. visited on Thursday. Mrs. G W Goolsby came from Verdon for a supervisor’s matter Friday. Mrs. Grant Sperry left Wednesday to visit sister Mrs Pearl Pointer in Barnard Missouri. Edna West has been hired by Charles H Yale to play Madeline in The Everlasting Devil's Auction's twenty fourth edition. Glenn M Campbell of Omaha visited Sunday with I S Mead and family at Gehling Theatre. Mrs Campbell, visiting her parents, joined husband. he works for Omaha Painting Company and made a pleasant call Monday.
The Tribune rectifies last week's report claiming a dance was held at St Thomas rectory.
Advertiser P H Hermes seeks live poultry with hens and springs priced at 73 4 cents per pound. Offer valid until December 4. Shipping and pickup details not provided.
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