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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
6
A 71 year old man resigns after 45 years at American Express citing smoking as his throat’s fault and overwork. He warns young workers to prioritize health, sleep, and family advice while avoiding excesses including drinking.
Cyrus Milan, noted for vegetable farming in the locality, planted eight acres with one horse and a delivery wagon during the past summer. He cultivated and marketed the harvest, earning $900, averaging 112.50 per acre for the season, according to the Auburn Herald.
The notice warns readers the subscription price will rise to 31.50 per year soon and urges those who want the old rate to subscribe quickly.
In the District Court for Richardson County Nebraska an order to show cause why a license to sell real estate should not be granted is issued in the estate of Cornelius Heagan. The hearing set January 1, 105 at 1:00 p.m. in Pawnee City to determine sale of Lot 7 5 and 6 and 10 feet of etc in block 227 Fable City Nebraska and adjoining descriptions to pay debts and administration expenses. Publication to be in Falls City Tribune for four weeks.
A large grading gang working surfacing on the Missouri Pacific line between here and Nebraska City set up tents near the coal chutes in the flats late last week. The outfit includes many men and teams and will stay here for some time, according to the Auburn Republican. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by Kerr's Pharmacy claims to cure any kidney trouble beyond medical aid.
Records fall at Reserve as Roll Meisenheimer Phil Albee and Mark Walker post high scores. Hiawatha boys tally 16 turkeys amid a Falls City show. Also notes the Republican National Convention set for June 16 in Chicago and Oscar II of Sweden dies at 78.
Plaintiffs Reavis and Reavis sue the Unknown Heirs of Amy Heard and others in Richardson County Nebraska. The petition seeks payment of a note for rent on a tract of land and seeks a money judgment if not answered by January 7, 6100. The case restrains the Farmers Bank of Shubert and John Evans from disposing of the note or delivering funds to the clerk of court.
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