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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
3
A market ad claims a choice lot of turkeys obedient to Santa Claus are available and ready for delivery. It promises the finest bird and guarantees quality once stuffed, plus a note that hides and furs are bought at the highest market price.
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop Catarrh Cure claiming it relieves catarrh of the nose and throat with a trial box. It describes a creamy balm that soothes the throat and nostrils and purifies foul breath. For sale by all dealers.
The Monday sale of H. L. Kloepler stock drew a large crowd with hogs bringing up to 50 to 45 per head and other items selling well. The report notes local business activity, farm work, arrivals, visits, and a death in Arago, along with assorted community notices and a December 15 1906 birth to A. A. Tanner and wife.
The Barada region hosts numerous visits and gatherings as residents welcome friends and relatives. Guests include Anson Koisley and Lloyd, Cleon Peck and his mother, Ina Johnston and Fernshouse, and many others. Local moves, shop employment changes, and a major loss occur as Rudolph Hoizda and Grace Welts wed, and a Portescue elevator fire destroys ten thousand bushels of corn.
Mr C Gates not in senior class is elected principal of Pilger Nebraska schools. Mr C A Woodard succeeds Tin as assistant of the literary department. Professor J W Searson returns from Tekama visit and praises N C Abbott former Humboldt principal. President Crabtree spent week in Lincoln at corn contest. Professor Shearer to visit Brookfield Mo holidays. Vermont Barn Machine Co lends cream separator to Agricultural department. Ladies chorus and normal quartette perform cantata at chapel. Rev Frank Roach chosen to deliver baccalaureate on May 1 1907.
Classified ad notes a few choice Barred Plymouth Rock cockerells for sale with a contact phone. The message also promotes Dr Shoop Health Coffee, claiming it mimics coffee taste without stomach or kidney disruption and invites a free sample from Callatour store.
A passenger on Missouri Pacific train 105 arriving at 2 55 am was robbed of 3140 after stepping onto the platform. A burly negro with a pistol forced the money out, fled, and pursuit failed despite searches of three nearby freight trains. The victim did not aid in prosecution and had followed the train from Omaha.
I will pay the highest market price for hides furs and tallow. See me at Wachtel's harness shop St F. W. Schroeder. Red Seal flour sold at Heck's feed store for 1.15 per sack.
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