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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
7
A historical blurb notes Senator Burkett as a broader figure amid envy from peers in Lincoln era politics. It describes how he encounters others' ambition and the need to endure pressure without visible reaction.
Lincoln leaders push a presidential surge with workers committed to at least three candidates. National party mills advance the Republican choice, while Lancaster County supporters align with their traditional majority.
The Auburn Republican notes William Jennings Bryan was first nominated in Chicago, then Kansas City, and will face a third nomination in Denver with possible future nods in Manila if he lives long enough.
The church invites all to Sunday school at 9:45, preaching at 10:45 and 8:00 p m. Epworth league 7:00 p m Junior league 2:00 p m. Prayer meeting 8:00 p m Wednesday. Pastor C A Mastin. Also an advertisement promotes Peley s Honey and Tar as a cough remedy and Kerr s Pharmacy.
Joseph W. Osle petitioner seeks a divorce from Julia Oginn alleging desertion cruelty and neglect and requests alimony and legal costs. The respondent is to answer by November 14 1908 or the petition will proceed by default. Attorney for plaintiff is An Eavis A Reay.
Mr Clem Deaver leads excursions to Kinkaid land district and nearby areas including the Big Horn Basin and Yellowstone Valley near Billings Montana. Prospective buyers are invited to invest in land through government ditch homesteads or Carey act options at low costs, with claims handled by the General Agent and land information service.
Taft favored by the first senatorial district according to a recent letter from Taft supporter Taft state central committeeman Falla City Neb to C C Whedon Lincoln Neb. He argues against a party primary, calling it costly and unnecessary and says Republicans statewide prefer Taft.
Four month global voyage by Secretary Taft touched Japan the Philippines and European capitals. The trip boosted international prestige but may have hindered his presidential prospects as rivals gain ground while Taft faces a tighter race at home.
The Auburn Republican reports a bold robbery at H. A. Keehn’s general store in Johnson last Saturday. Thieves unlocked the front, stole about $200 in merchandise including silks, moving through stock with great variety. No clues left. suspected professional gang with horses and wagons likely used for escape.
An essay notes English schoolboys hide barometers as they are banned in schools. When the barometer predicts fair weather, boys skip two hours of study yet still play football. If it shows change, football is canceled and the boy keeps up with his work, sometimes selling weather forecasts.
A village minister returns home with an offer from Grassville Kas. The salary is stated as one thousand dollars annually with free rent and two donation parties. His wife suggests negotiating to eight hundred dollars and dropping the donation events.
A narrative fragment shows a red cheeked man recounting a cafe meeting with a husband of a widow. The widow recalls faintly, denying at first, then mentioning the man offered a coin-like “deik” in a cafe. The exchange hints at hidden wealth or a potential clue.
On the Amerie coast hastily anchored cruisers weigh anchor and head to sea after a general signals a ship stripping. A war correspondent asks if torpedoes or mines caused the departure. the general replies no, the plan was to strip each ship as a token gesture, misunderstood by observers who misread the guns for danger.
Wise He claims perfected plans to build affordable motor cars making them accessible to everyone. Browne-My calls it a great business undertaking. Wise-W'm notes it also implies a major effort for the Catholic Standard and "limes.
A Houston Post item describes a case where a wife asks to hire a detective to watch her husband. The motive appears when she sends a bunch of viglets and a key of candy from town yesterday, raising suspicions about the husband.
A prose fragment shows a farmer named Carn teasel discussing a plan for Josh to adopt a new profession. The exchange suggests Josh may leave farming to pursue a different line of work.
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