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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
7
Obituary notices recount the death of Mrs. Rachael K. E. Hutchins in Falls City Nebraska at age 53 with funeral services led by Rev. W. T. Cline and Rev. S. W. Griffin and burial in Steele cemetery. the piece also notes the death of Katherine Grace Murphy and Ernest A Jorn with details of their funerals and burials in local churches and cemeteries.
Miss Grace Bennett will wed Vernon Hedge Wednesday in a ceremony at the bride's home, with Miss Jennie Fellers traveling to Lincoln for the event. Friends recall the bride's frequent visits here and extend warm congratulations. Mrs. Grant Windle and Mrs. Lewis, visiting from Falls City and Los Angeles, respectively, spent time with their aunt Mrs. Susan Iarman and then traveled on Friday to Falls City. Rev J H Beery preached at the Brethren church in Falls City Sunday.
Thirty Southeastern Nebraska Fruit Growers association members from Otoe Johnson and Richardson counties met at O P Dovel s office. They secured a 33 percent reduction on car load rates from Burlington and Missouri Pacific west, moving apples peaches and pears to class B and saving about 30 per car. They plan two advance salesmen to contract future shipments west and northwest and target 25 cents per hundred on small fruit.
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