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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
4
A second class waiter position was recorded at the Falls City Nebraska post office on January 12 1804 under congressional act of March 3 1879.
William Allen White quips that fear of Bryan marks wisdom as Taft earns the nomination and the sun shines. He notes Bryan’s renewed anxiety over the Republican platform and predicts a forthcoming feverish political bout after chills.
The article notes Mr. Bryan presses Taft for a clear statement on seeking a second term and contrasts this with Bryan's own pledge. It discusses the political maneuvering as both figures address potential candidacies.
The remark signals strong opposition to the Chicago platform. He favors 16 to 1 free trade government ownership of railroads and similar declarations.
City reports many new sidewalks over the past year but notes numerous walks still need repair. Citizens are urged to engage locally and ask what they are doing to improve their town.
A Chicago platform proclaims a clear cut, sane and progressive Republican agenda. It asserts the party will not apologize for its contents and aims to present a firm, safe political stance.
The report says President Roosevelt will depart for Africa on April 1 1909 to hunt large game. He has bagged big game in the United States and politicians say he might have gone sooner.
The article lauds Chief of Police Marts for arresting violators and bringing them to court. It states Falls City is becoming a place where law means something with an officer who ensures peace and order. The city is congratulated for having such a faithful leader on its police force.
On Monday, about 150 women marched through New York City and stoned butcher shops in a bid to force meat price reductions. The outcome remains uncertain, but persistent demonstrations could pressure retailers to lower prices.
Investigators report exceptionally good wheat with well filled heads and large kernels. Analysts expect future corn yields to improve from prior predictions and tame hay is very heavy, signaling rich prospects for Richardson County by mid November.
A humorous tale of a poker game at Mrs Golds where Mr Jones grows irate as his wife wins with a straight involving Ace after King and the crowd laughs. The host stays silent as the dispute unfolds amid guests from the Jones and Gold families.
The Omaha Bee notes Bryan has no influential Democratic paper backing him and few major Democratic newspapers endorse his views. It concludes that newspapers show the east may be unfriendly to his cause and views the east as enemy country.
Friends of Brother Abbott of Aurora push him as a railroad commission candidate. He serves as a university regent and has filled the bill in every respect.
John Wissman and Earnest Zimmerman visited Rulo while Dr Henderson and Harry Huber spent time in St Joseph. Falls City, Omaha, Paris City, and Humboldt residents also traveled, with Mrs Hayward recovering.
The North China Daily News reports the Anhui governor Feng Hsu seeks the wife of Hsu Hai-lin, the assassin of En Min, studying in Japan. He asks the Chinese minister in Tokyo to extradite her, but the minister says a political offense prevents this and suggests Pekin consult Tokyo.
Joseph H. Adams recalls a Thoms A. Edison quote shared with him as a boy in his laboratories. Edison says invention is 98 percent perspiration and two parts inspiration, emphasizing steady work over mere inspiration.
The term d Oyley linen stems from Norman knight William L Robert d Oyley who held Hook Norton estate on condition he sent the king a linen tablecloth every St Michael feast. The WV Oyley ladies embroidered these cloths, used at the royal table and valued for their fine linen, giving the name Oyley to fine linens.
A remark frames the representative portion of Parliament as a practical paradox asking why it is a house of commons yet peerless among legislatures reflecting on its unique status and Lively debate.
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