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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
6
A Nebraska study shows hogs fed with steers and corn in feed lots net significant gains and profits. Tests compare soaked versus dry corn rations, with pigs following the cattle to utilize droppings. Results indicate economy in libre access to feed and larger hog numbers with steers.
Text discusses feeding sows with cattle and potential injury risks to pregnant sows in feed lots. It notes that danger is often slight and leaving sows with cattle until near farrowing is acceptable for some, while others avoid the risk for valuable purebreds.
Local butcher Hester and Mosiman advertises low meat prices and value offerings. The note promises better value, emphasizes steady circulations, and urges customers to visit the shop for discounted goods despite unclear wording.
All accounts due Chicago Lumber Coal Co under former management if not paid by December 1st will be put in hands of collectors. C. H. Rickards Manager.
An OCR fragment advertises English walnuts pecans filberts Brazilian nuts almonds and hickory nuts at Harlows. It mentions scattered terms like No 105 Omaha and Lincoln No 103 and a time notation A157 am A130 pm but details are unclear.
An old newspaper note promotes Males Honey and Tar as a fast acting throat and lung remedy for coughs and colds. The ad asserts quick relief and prevention of serious chest illnesses.
A frustrated buyer from Heek's feed store describes using Molen's Kidney Cure sold at Moore's Pharmacy. The product allegedly cleared kidney pain after a large expenditure, with the seller claiming substantial benefit and a return to health. The testimonial notes dramatic improvement after trying the remedy.
Mr. Egleston of Maple Landing Iowa describes contracting a severe lagrippe during icy weather. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with quickly knocking out the grip and notes benefits to bowels and kidneys. Kerrs drug store advertised the products.
One way colonist tickets to California priced at $25.00 with sale periods in September. Also available are colonist tickets to Portland for $25.00, Seattle for 25.00, and Spokane for $22.50. Tickets go on sale September 1 and run through October 1. Agent J B Varner handles sales.
Examination and consultation hours are free at Olive’s residence on Stone Street, second block north of the courthouse in Falus City Nebraska. The notice invites residents to seek medical or advisory services during the stated afternoon window.
Lum remains in charge of the Farmer's Hotel and will continue operating the establishment under the firm name URS MACOMBER. The notice confirms ongoing management and availability of board and rooms by day or week.
Burlington bulletin announces greatly reduced round trip fares to the North Platte Valley and Big Horn Basin with travel dates November 21 to December 5, plus cheap excursions to the east andSunny South, and cheap homeseekers rates to the west. G Stewart, agent C B L Ry invites inquiries on preferred trips and cost-saving plans for the season.
A nostalgia era ad touts Chamberlain Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for croup in children. It cites a testimonial by Man M. RB Compton of Manket Texas claiming quick relief and prompt results, sold at Revrs Drug Store.
A reader reports a boy saved from membranous croup following a dose of Foley’s Honey and Tar. The account attributes relief to the remedy and credits Moore’s Pharmacy with supplying it.
Shields Cafe operated by Geo Shields offers oysters and hot meals around the clock. The eatery is located one block east of Cleveland's store, inviting patrons to dine at any hour.
An old medicine ad promotes Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup to ease billiousness and constipation without irritation. It also touts Poleys Kidney Cure as a timely remedy for kidney or bladder trouble. Sold at Moore's Pharmacy.
An emergency medicine note touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains bruises burns and similar injuries promising instant relief and faster healing. It also promotes Avitis as an antisopic to prevent food poisoning with Kerr's Drug Store as the seller.
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