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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
6
The article argues workers must adapt to employer expectations from training to career, noting disciplined, discreet, reliable employees earn better pay and job longevity while careless workers rely on agencies. It cites hardships for veterans of the trade and praises those who stay motivated and confidant in their duties.
Willis Yoder, a Route 4 carrier, resigns effective upon appointment of a successor. Patrons regret the loss of his faithful and accommodating service as he plans to return to farm work in the spring.
The business world expects bills due January 1 to be paid promptly and loans reduced. Travel salesmen anticipate large orders as jobbers resume activity, with credit easing after the new year. Confidence has risen as Christmas lifted spirits and preparations for January payments continue, weather and politics permitting a favorable year ahead.
A deal closed late this week transfers the news stand owned by John Bruhn to Ital Burris who plans to take possession January 1. Burris is a well known local businessman and the community hopes Bruhn remains in the city as a valued citizen.
An antiseptic healing ointment named Pinesalve Carbolyed is advertised for drawing out infection and treating hands lips cuts and burns. Sold by Wanner, a local druggist, and associated with ACG.
W H Crook & Co demand immediate settlement of all accounts. Foley's Honey and Tar touted for stubborn coughs. Kerr's Pharmacy and Anthony Nesladek noted with Mrs Vavra hosting Christmas in Falla City. Joe Nesladek accompanied. Biawatha World.
A notice to William McDaniels announces a petition filed by Anne Molantoly on the fifth day of Doowaller at the District Court of Richandan County Nepriska. The petition seeks relief and requires an answer or demurrer by a specified deadline.
A legal notice lists parties including Jimeoph W Orie and Diadhin C Othae in a matter at Nowembya dated 2007. It references a petition for removal of a nuisance and orders a purge following court actions, with attorneys named for MMaiwhill and details of duties and deadlines for response.
Fragmentary article laments fad giving up pince-nez trends and eye glasses as status symbols. It notes many wore goggles needlessly in the past and mocks costly gold frames sold by physicians and optometrists to young people seeking an “intelligent” look.
A chaotic anecdote shows a woman tendering a 12 check at a Goldfield Nevada bank rejected for insufficient funds. The misinterpretation sparked confusion and spread through her circle before the bank suspended operations.
An elderly Black man at an eye exam questions the point of reading letter cards puzzled by the display. He insists the letters are not worth decoding and mutters about making a watermil lion.
The article notes census reliability in 1812 showing 862000000, an 1868 estimate near 108000000, and a drastic drop to 65000000 by 1851 due to the Taiying rebellion, with the current figure around 300000000. It cites millions dying in the conflict as a major factor.
Sanitary plumbing reaches climax with the one piece principle ensuring no cracks seams or dirt traps. Though costly it fights disease and hospitals standard hygiene, with homeowners spending up to $1000 on a bathroom to simplify germ control.
A Detroit Free Press item notes a troubled marriage where Jones, unhappy with his wife’s words and a colt soap complaint, forces the wife to flee after three months of marriage seeking return to an orphan asylum. The story centers on marital strife and a dramatic break.
A Washington Star quip recalls changing times in governance and finance. A naval fan notes the shift from easy sympathy with authority to needing new skills, like learning to swim, amid evolving maritime and fiscal currents.
A magazine note advises a short rest in a rocking chair to calm nerves. Do not sleep, read, or think. aim for a blank mind for about half an hour to feel rested and more agreeable later in the evening.
Members of a New York country club found their clubhouse fittings too long to be decided without architect input. The long time planner notes they have relied on his judgment for over twenty five years and will likely continue to seek his advice on even small decor details.
A Manchester Guardian correspondent relays a neighbor’s quip about a boy who failed to keep his places. The tale notes his work for a confectioner and describes his apron, neck tag, and unkempt hair likened to a poet.
The humorous quip frames a marital exchange about the most attractive period in a woman's life. Mr Henpeck suggests the era of sleep as a witty, lighthearted punchline reflecting domestic humor of the era.
An old-fashioned large car salvaged from a junk pile is converted by a New York craftsman into a four-wheeled track vehicle pulled by two horses. Navy paint hides the former bright yellow while its interior includes a sleeping and eating area and a grimline shop.
An anxious barber answers a complainant about his face in dialogue quoted from a weekly column, reflecting street talk and local tone. The fragment captures a brief interaction with vivid regional phrasing.
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin markets Health Coffee Imitation made from toasted cereals malt and nuts claiming expert level coffee mimicry. A reader from Woodlands Texas reports kidney and bladder relief after a Pineules 40 day treatment bought from A G Wanner druggist.
The Tribune announces a yearly subscription rate of 41 50 after January 1st, 1008, outlining the new cost for readers beginning the next year.
Kerr's Pharmacy announces Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the Pure Mood and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults.
District Court in Richard Bon County Nebraska orders all interested parties in the estate of Corneal Reagan to appear in Pawnee City to show cause why the executor should be granted a license to sell portions of the estate to pay debts. The property described includes Falls City parcels totaling about 275 acres, with details of blocks, lots, and boundaries. Publication in Falls City Tribune for six weeks.
The Farmers State Bank of Shubert Nebraska and others sue unknown heirs of Anna Heard and related defendants in Richardson County District Court. The case seeks to recover a note for 780 dollars tied to rent for land described as the north half of the northeast quarter of section 17, township 9 range 16. A decree and sale of property may occur if the petition is not answered by January 19.
A. G. Wanner druggist offers a simple remedy trusted by mothers for coughs colds and croup. The laxative syrup claims prompt relief by driving poison and phlegm from the system with immediate results and a guaranteed satisfaction guarantee.
An item notes block 95 and adjoining land in Falls City Nebraska near Central School. It offers first class improvements and fruit, with sale at sacrifice or trade for western land, contact Wm Capr Falls City. The rest promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Cure praising natural ingredients and safety for children with health claims.
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