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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
5
Local items report butter fat price at 20c and seed corn at Heck's store. Visitors and travelers include Miss Frankie Shields in Preston, Mrs. M. A. Veach in Verdon, and Miss Floyd McMillan to Omaha. Community notices include telephonist job offer, church tea earnings of 525, and Hiawatha merchants closing for the Fourth.
At the Old Settlers Association meeting in Dawson the annual two day picnic was scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday August 19 and 20, 1908. Committees are appointed and organizers promise full effort. stand rights may be obtained from N. B. Judd Falls City Neb. S C Barlow President, George Sartre Secretary.
Card of Thanks extends grateful thanks to helpers during illness and after the death of a mother. Local items report on Falls City and Rushville games, Miss Mamie Fenton marriage, rail policy questions at a Denver convention, visits and resignations, cattle shipment, and various residents in the area.
Seed corn at Heck's seeds the week with 0 day seed orders. Local notices include farm hands wanted at Margrave Ranch Preston Nebraska and various relatives traveling to Lincoln Kansas City and Ohio. Community names Scott Stump Lois Keeling and Mary Davies appear with travel and family updates.
Local notice invites applicants to apply at once at the central office for operator positions with the Southeast Nebraska Telephone Company.
A. H. Voegeline received the Master of Philosophy from North Western college for three years of study in abstractive, systematic and geographic botany with English drama as a minor. Grand Island’s C. Coe visits his daughter Mrs. Ed Jones. Alma will stay longer with her sister. Mrs. Iva Davison and son visit Iowa and Omaha en route to Mrs. Elmer DeJarnett. John Dorrington returns from Chicago to Yuma, Arizona. Jim Downs visits from Omaha as his wife sees her parents. Ball team fans plan to travel to Humboldt for two games to support Highland. J. M Leyda and wife guest of brothers W. S. and J. E. Leyda. W. A. Whitaker returns from James, New Mexico. Morehead and wife depart for Denver for J. H. convention seating. Miss Louisa Allison of Florence Kansas visits Dr. Allison. Mattie Evans visits relatives in Mound City, Missouri.
An advertisement promising a free booklet with confidential medical advice for women describing Dr Shoop's Night Cure and antiseptic suppositories as a remedy for weakness. It instructs writing to Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin and notes the book is sold by all dealers.
A crowded column reports residents visiting Kansas City and nearby towns including Tracy Leyda, W S Leyda, and M Leff. Special Fourth of July orders from Candy Kitchen. Church sermons announced at Christian, Methodist, Baptist. Local citizens greetings, travels, and a palmist praised.
A local seller offers silver presents for weddings promising quality style and affordable prices to please both the couple and guests. The message targets immediate family and friends planning nuptials with emphasis on value.
For Sale. Full oak hand carved bedroom set with an extra large bevel plate dresser mirror. Bargain if taken at once. Contact C. F. Reavis.
The store showcases top Sterling Silver and Plated Goods with artistic finishes and high quality. Each piece is marketed as an ideal wedding gift.
The Sells Floto Shows, an American circus praised for family appeal, bring their four ring act and attractions to town with two performances on Thursday July 16 at 2 and 8 p m. The company emphasizes attention to ladies and children and promotes the grand concert amid a lineup of exotic acts and animal displays.
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