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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
5
Local residents travel between Stella Shubert Verdon Dawson and Preston for visits business and social events. Many names of people and towns appear with brief mentions of dances plays hotel stays and family visits throughout the week. The item captures a community network and daily routines in the region.
An ad from Whitaker Bros of Falls City Nebraska lists a 640 acre farm crossing into Ottawa county Kansas. It offers 350 acres tillable with balance pasture and meadow, good new buildings, water, and fences at 25 dollars per acre with four cash and ten years at six percent. The broker touts potential profits of twenty dollars per acre in two years and urges Mahlon Beachy or a friend to contact E. Keim to view the land.
Harlow's offers candies and hams priced 13c per hour while Neal Thornton travels to Omaha. Mrs J A Conner and son visit Auburn relatives. Cleveland Bros acquire Chas Hoffman’s stock, with Hoffman focusing on tailoring. Mrs W H Wheeler visits from Stella. Presbyterian ladies plan a church exchange with P S Heacock. Sunday dinner specials noted. Supreme Court actions favor Smith and Rieger. The Tribune briefts printed for the successful parties.
Eight Silver Laced Wrandotte cockerels will be sold on Main Street December 16 1905 according to H J Rani Gehling. Frank M Miller the noted musician and composer has been engaged as musical director for the twenty fourth edition of the Everlasting Devil's Auction. The piece features ballet ensembles and tuneful numbers. The Elks plan a distinctive house warming social in Falls City. A traction engine whistle caused a stir as workers tested steam in the town. Helen Ryan of Hiawatha was a Saturday visitor.
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