Local Folks and Visitors The Week in Fairview
Jim Bascom visits with parents at Pawnee City while Oliver the County Superintendent travels to school districts. J R Wilhite and friends mourn J L Hays in Stella. Frank Neitzel moves Trib une to Columbus. Various locals travel, subscribe, and receive theater notes. a note on Madam Butterfly at Tootle theatre and Beatrice news about Bert Harpster and his baby recovery.
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Jim Bascom
Pawnee City
Oliver
Real Estate Mortgage Ads by A J Weaver
Private money to loan on real estate offered for mortgages bought and sold by A J Weaver. Call at First National Bank for terms and arrangements.
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First National Bank
A. J. Weaver
Public Auction of Farm Goods Near Dawson and Stella
George Smith offers farm property for public sale on his farm 3 miles north and a half mile east of Dawson and 4 miles south and 24 miles west of Stella on Tuesday February 25 1908. Items include 8 head of horses and cattle 24 head of cattle 17 tons of hay oats and miscellaneous farm implements plus household goods. Terms: cash on sums 10 and under and notes at 6 percent for larger amounts with a 2 percent cash discount.
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Dawson
Stella
George Smith
Money to Loan Advertises Local Financial Options
A short notice lists money to loan for battle or personal security with long or short terms offered by J. D. SrpRAGINS. The item also shares local updates on residents like Alex McGregor now in Des Moines, Mrs. J. McGregor in Belmond, and aging Grandma Russel. It notes a sermon at St. Thomas church and reports the death of Pearl Shafer in Vermillion, Kansas, plus various visits and illnesses among area residents.
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Atf
J. D. Srpragins
Alex McGregor
Alex
Des Moines
Benedict
Belmond
Mrs. J. McGregor
Manengo
Grandma Russel
Falls City to get new electric light plant
Judge Martin to speak at the courthouse Friday night. Verdon reports 500 grip cases. Local notes include Fred Heineman of Verdon visiting, Mrs. Sinclair leaving for Kansas, and W G Lyford buying goods in New York. A special craps game raised 14.50 for the school fund.
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Falls City
Verdon
W.G. Lyford
New York City
Hay Stack Fire Near Missouri Pacific Tracks
Sparks from a passing engine set fire to a 21 ton hay stack owned by Ivy west of the Missouri Pacific tracks Monday night. Geo Dalbey of Coin Iowa and Mrs Chas Caldwell of Burlington Junction, relatives of Mrs John Crook, visited the Crook home briefly before returning home. M W Musselman asks to be added to the Tribune list. Milt now in Bartlesville Oklahoma as assistant manager of the Nowata Bartlesville Abstract Co. Martha Stockman, home in Holdrege Nebraska, resumes stenography work for H C Smith Real Estate.
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Ivy
Maust
Missouri Pacific
Geo. Dalbey
Coin, Ia
Chas. Caldwell
Burlington Junction
John Crook
Crook
M. W. Musselman
Tribune
Milt
Bartlesville
Okl
Pood
Nowata-Bartlesville Abstract Co
Martha Stockman
Holdreye
Neb
H. C. Smith
Land for Rent and Sale in Johnson County Nebraska
Classified notices advertise long term farm land sales in Johnson County Nebraska. Properties include 160 upland near the depot with church and school 120 cultivated 5 or 6 room house barn and outbuildings. Several parcels 240 and 160 and 640 acres with improvements and alfalfa 500 acres in cultivation. Terms offer partial payments and long time low rates. Also store room for rent and mortgage purchases by Hunky C Sarru Falls City Nebraska.
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Upland
Johnson County
Neb
Depot
Hunky C. Sarru
Falls City
Nebr
A Texas Ranger Returns To Gehling Tonight
A Texas Ranger, praised as a lasting and plausible theater experience, has played in major cities for four years and now appears at the Gehling on Monday night February 24. The play offers realistic scenes and thrilling climaxes, engaging audiences with everyday life drama.
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Texas Ranger
Gehling
Better Than the Best German Kraut and Candy Kitchen Specials
Local notes announce 15¢ per pound German kraut and 10¢ per pound peanut bar at the Candy Kitchen on Saturday February 22. W. W. Winterbottom of Falls City Neb engages in Shickley business and installed heating at the new school building. Jessie Paxton will sing at St Thomas church offertory next Sunday evening. Mrs. W J Davis travels from Humboldt to attend her mother Mrs. Fred Unland. Mrs. Ryan Shelly and Miss Pyle of Preston attend Gehling attraction. Postoffice Inspector Grogan visits to survey management. F W Samuelson returns from San Antonio to the city. Mrs. W G Lyford returns from Lincoln. Jim Powell returns from a western trip.
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W. W. Winterbottom
Falls City
Neb
Shickley
St. Thomas Church
Jessie Paxton
Sullivan
The Carrington Years at Lorton Country School
A former Lorton district recalls Mr. Carrington arriving as a three month trial teacher at a large rural school. He befriended reckless teens, led football teams Harvard and Yale, and transformed eighty one pupils with discipline and ambition. He later became county official.
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Carrington
Lorton
Nebr
Otoe County
Henry Landwehr
Harvard
Yale
Mr. Carrington
Candidate for State Superintendent Nomination Endorsed
Ki K. Hurst principal Falls City Nebraska endorses Carrington for the Republican nomination. He describes Carrington as an energetic tireless worker with exceptional educational ability and urges Richardson County voters to support him with the full GOP vote.
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Nemaha Co
Nebraska
Lorton
Carrington
Richardson County
Ki. K. Hurst
Prin
Falls City H
Food Exchange and Talk at Falls City Church Event
St Agnes Guild of the Episcopal church hosts a food exchange at Morsman drug store Saturday afternoon offering items for Sunday dinner. Judge Frances Martin speaks Friday evening at the courthouse on “Does it Pay” with discussion on Falls City needs. Admission free. No collection.
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St. Agnes Guild of the Episcopal Church
Morsman Drug Store
Court House
Frances Martin
Falls City
Money to Loan on Farm Security Offer
Money to loan in any quantity at a low rate of interest. Come and see Clever and Sebold for farm security loans.
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Clever & Sebold
Notice of City Clerk Hearing on Property Move Fallsity Nebraska
The notice states that bids for moving and altering a house known as Hoy hone must be received by March 2 1908 at 740 p m by the Fallsity city clerk. It describes relocation from the current site to a new location on Late Neo and Lot 24 in Block 4 Roy’s addition, with work to follow the plans on file and be performed carefully by licensed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallsity
Nebraska
Enid City
Saideity
Bnook No. 4
Roy
Chidlere
Bee U.K
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Thomas Maxwell
Humboldt
Fred Shock
Nebraska City
F. M. Harlow
J. R. Wilhite
J. L. Hays
Frank Neitzel
Columbus
Grand Island
Clyde Harden
J. G. Ranger
Salem
Everett Scott
Carrie Hough
Washington Boulevard
Chicago
City
J. A. Hill
Louie Davison
Pacific Express
Roy Jenkins
James Fidermutz
The
Milt Bohrer
Merna
Pacific Express Company
Dr. Fast
Corning
Arthur Wakely
Omaha
Matt Gehring
Plattsmouth
Robi. Cain, Jr
the Elks Smoker
C. L. Reaves
Carrie Neitzel
Preston
Bert Harpster
Beatrice
Tootle Theatre
St. Joe
Harpster
Burlington
Ernest Bode
Sterling
Eriest
Pearl Shafer
Sam Shafer
Vermillion, Kas
J. C. McCoy
Lincoln
J. H. McCoy
Salt Lake City
J. H. Pecht
G. W. Shafer
P. M. Shafer
Beaver City
A. W. Bauer
Denver, Colo
C., A. Hanna
Fleming Robb
Wife
James Ayer
Our City
F. H. Pecht
Harry Jenne
Martin
Fred Heineman
Herbert Hedges
Reneker
Candy Kitchen
Matthews’ Store
Miss Gaskill
Craig
Jane Sinclair
John Hossack
Kidderville
Kas
W. J. Davis
Fred Unland
A. I. Gantt
Postoffice
Grogan
F. W. Samuelson
San Antonio
Texas
W. G. Lyford
Jim Powell
Ronage
A.E. Jacquet
Gehling Theater
Breed & Phelps
Ranger
Plains
Rufus Hill
Virginia Jefferies
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