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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
4
Falls City Tribune enters second class mail at Falls City Nebraska on January 12 194 under act of Congress of March 3 187 published Friday by Tribune Publishing Company with E J F Sharia as manager.
The question facing Republicans centers on a vice presidential pick as Taft dominates endorsements in Nebraska with under twenty papers backing alternatives. A German statistician estimates 260000 words exist in English. a local woman is noted for not knowing them all.
The Chicago women reportedly resolve to wear no feathers in hats except those furnished by the crow. If true, more men than ever will have their crow to pick.
Citizens urged to organize for the year 1908 to advance Falls City. The note calls for action to improve welfare and push forward progressive town development.
Attys for Thaw reportedly plan to prove insanity by noting his alleged sending of eighty four pounds of beef to his wife. The remark contrasts with Nebraska farmers cellar stores, implying eighty four pounds is scant.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in a divided 4 to 3 decision, ruled the 2 cent rate law unconstitutional as confiscatory of private property. The piece criticizes the state for corruption and scandals, warning of further surprises if citizens stay lethargic.
The column accuses Mr Tas Payer of attacking city government while previously acting as a peacemaker at a Republican convention. It questions his consistency urging harmony yet opposing the current mayoral candidate and urges him to offer constructive remedies instead of criticism.
George Hessler purchased a horse at Jim Randall's sale paying 190 dollars. The transaction documents show Hessler as the buyer and Randall as the seller.
The piece endorses Warren Flutchins for mayor, praising him as a broad conservative with councilman experience. It notes strong support from his friends and urges him to accept the nomination, arguing a businesslike administration would be the right direction for the city.
The Journal faces sharp criticism for slander against Bauer Zoeller Seimering and Glasser over salaries in counties under 20 000 inhabitants. It defends their wartime and flood relief efforts and disputes alleged excess pay while noting constitutional census issues and legal opinions on basing salaries on population.
Relatives in Oman order the embalming of a deceased man here. His brothers arrive from Omaha Friday and take the remains to their city on Saturday.
The week features Matthews' MillEnd Sale starting Friday January 11 with strong ticket orders from out of town suggesting a large crowd at the Gelling. John Hutchings is among this week's grip victims. their son Paul visited Crestline Ohio.
Shorthorn bull Royal Alpine owned by W. N. Rieschick will be offered at the Wittrock Wratt Rieschick Poland China hog sale at Chapman feed yards in the city on Wednesday February 12. Kerr's Pharmacy advertises Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup at 50 cents claiming it cures constipation and related ailments for the whole family.
A Box Social is announced for Friday evening January 31 1908 at the Falls School House Dist 74. Everyone is invited and ladies are asked to bring boxes. Anna E K Hayes Teacher.
An ad touts Dr Shoop Cough Cure as a safe, effective remedy for coughs in children and adults. It claims a mountain shrub extract soothes irritated membranes without opium or harsh ingredients and urges mothers to administer it to infants.
A meeting of Emil Kida creditors will be held at the county judge's office in Nielurilson County at nine o clock in the morning on January 21, 1005. The purpose is to choose an assignee to succeed the sheriff in the trust under the deed of assignment of Emil Kawa. The notice is dated January 15.
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