Wolf hunt debate and town finances in Walls City Tribune
In June sport and a duck drive are described while readers note a rising newspaper subscription rate to 1.50 a year. Prohibition sentiment grows as Kentucky and southern states move toward dry laws, and local issues include a weak power plant, dark streets, and stalled bond sales. A testimonial extols Foley's Kidney Care from Henry Jones of Tampa Florida. Kerr's Pharmacy.
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Walls City
Kentucky
North
Nebraska
Henry &.Jones
Tampa
Poley
Foley
Market Letter from Kansas City Stock Yards 1907 cattle and hogs
Light Monday receipts at all markets push prices up 10 to 15 cents across cattle and hogs. Steers down from early gains. cows and heifers lead with higher prices. Calves and stockers steady to strong. hogs steady to 4 higher with top around 4.70. Sheep and lambs firm. mutton market rebounding with limited run. Nebraskan support for Taft at Washington. local drug notes and Kerr's Pharmacy ad.
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Kansas City
Rainfall Record for 1907 by County Authority
A weather summary compiled with A. L. Raulf of Pleas at Hill farm as the trusted observer lists monthly totals and conditions for 1907. Entries note rain snow thunder and high water incidents across the year from January through December. A medicinal advertisement promotes Pineules for rheumatism and related ailments sold by A. H. Wanner.
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A. L. Raulf
Hill Farm
Mina Ae
A. Ti. Wanner
Unsportsmanlike Wolf Drive at Falls City Christmas Day
A chaotic incident at Falls City on Christmas Day describes tame wolves entering a crowd, attacking a dog, and provoking yells of disgrace from onlookers. The account condemns the spectacle as unworthy and disturbing to the audience and community.
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Falls City
Ron
Pheowal
Hiawatha World
Holiday trade outlook lifts merchants spirits nationwide
Reports from across the United States indicate renewed consumer confidence in holiday spending. After fears of a drop in Christmas purchases and unrest from financial strain, confidence has returned and trade has gradually improved, nearing usual standards and brightening prospects for the economy.
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United States
Prohibition Era Tales and Gubernatorial Talks
The Boston Herald notes Representative John Sharp Williams has a new story while Mississippi’s gubernatorial race sees Prohibition doctrines emphasized by a Methodist minister. A witty exchange between Brother Truly and a minister questions if whiskey is an inquiry or invitation. The piece also comments on the Republican challenge of selecting a single presidential candidate amid many strong contenders. Nebraska City residents Mrs. Spragius and Mrs. Bushanan visit Falls City and Illinois for Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Friend.
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John Sharp Williams
Boston Herald
Mississippi
Jeff .Truly
Truly
Brother Truly
John Spragius
Falls City
Mary Bushanan
Iinois
EB. Friend
Hiawatha World
No Fear Coughs With Be Selx Cough Syrup touted
A dealer advertises Bees Laxa tive Cough Syrup claiming relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough. The note promises gentle laxative action to expel poison and clear the head with a guarantee from A G Wanner druggist.
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A. G. Wanner
Hen and rooster plan yields growing fortune for daughter
A farmer gave his daughter a hen and rooster and promised food for four years. The girl tended them, saved M4 in the bank, and now has 200 chickens. He predicts she will own the farm in four years and may charge him rent for living there.
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Knockers Club
Mallsity
Market Letter
Kerr's Pharmacy
Washington
Taft
Nebraska City Tribune
Fuley
Kerr's
Rai
I A
Leffy
Pennsylvania
John Luther Long
Madame Butterfly
Lefly
Chas. H. Wilson
Chas. M. Wilson
Farmers State Bank
Preston, Nebraska
The
Falls City Roller Mills
Magnolia
P. S. Heacock & Son
Falls City, Neb
Sulient
J.C. Tanner
Nebraska City News
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Riv. O. H. Engelsreen
Kerr
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