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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
5
The Falls City Tribune notes it is entered as second class matter at the Falls City Nebraska post office on January 12 1904 under the act of March 3 1879.
Published weekly in Falls City Nebraska by the Tribune Publishing Company managed by E F Sharis. Rates listed include one year six months and three months at 1 50. Telephone 226 for inquiries.
The article highlights the upcoming farmer’s annual institute in this city and praises agricultural life in Nebraska. It extols farming as a noble, prosperous occupation with improved markets, rural services, and modern machinery boosting rural independence and wealth.
Ninety eight students at Stanford University were dropped for poor scholarship and note that each was a cigarette smoker. The issue is presented as an object lesson for ambitious boys pursuing success.
Wheat stands at 9e per bushel and corn at de as farmers stay busy gathering money. The era’s prophet warned that wheat and silver move in tandem, a fact farmers recall even as they ride the markets.
Mr. Bryan traveled to Louisville Kentucky without invitation to advise the Kentucky legislature on electing Beckham a United States Senator. He gave an hours speech behind closed doors aimed at easing tensions while Beckham remains a private citizen.
The Omaha mayor made a drunken appearance at the Sioux City Waterway convention shocking residents. The report fears such conduct disqualifies him as a future Nebraska governor candidate and predicts no further political bids from Dahlman.
Growing public support signals rising backing for Mr Tatt s nomination. Described as a man with a spotless record and exceptional achievements he is portrayed as honest frank and openly trustworthy with no imputations against him.
The passage argues that nominating him for president will preserve the Republican Party’s hold on American public confidence and reveal no intent to conceal his views on major public questions. It stresses clear, forceful support for his candidacy.
The text argues New York City's debt equals a large share of the national debt and costs each family hundreds of dollars. It warns of tax or rent rises and calls for economy in city, county, state, and federal spending to reduce taxation while stressing prudent, needs-based budgeting over wasteful expenditure.
Discussion grows over who will represent Nebraska as delegate at large to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Allen W. Pield of Lincoln stands out as a leading candidate with strong views on national issues. Nebraska hopes to elect a capable, loyal delegate to advance its early Taft support.
The speaker asserts the candidate has a solid past record and is a ready taller well suited for the post. They call for public honors to be shared openly, implying broad support and legitimacy.
The A O U W lodge at Falls City will hold a debate on February 13 evening. The question Resolved That all Railroads should be owned and Operated by the United States Government will be discussed by the Affirmative Chas M Wilson Chas C Davis W H Crook and the Negative C Frank Reavis George Jennings Dr Hahn All members urged to attend and be prepared to speak if called during the session.
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