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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
4
The Falls City Tribune urges local readers to attend the county’s sole Fourth of July celebration in Falls City, stressing patriotism and community spirit, while noting a need to collect overdue subscriptions and funds.
Commentator remarks on Secretary Taft's visible discomfort and asserts both administrations strive equally, urging rivals to end the dispute and move on.
The note urges residents to support bond measures and participate in local elections to improve infrastructure and community spirit in Malls City. It emphasizes civic involvement and fostering town improvement through votes.
Message urges informing the Secretary if no chau tauqua program is received highlighting a chance to hear renowned teachers and lecturers described as a magnificent opportunity and world class speakers.
A wartime warning tone comments on Japanese bragging and the perceived threats from Japan. The speaker notes limited chance of direct conflict but expresses fatigue with continual boasting about Japan's capabilities.
Falls City hosts two Kilties band concerts at the chautauqua on July 22. The article notes the band’s high standing, second only to the Sousa band at the St. Louis exposition, and urges reciprocal promotion across the line. The Falls City Tribune promises ample tickets for newspaper staff.
The Tribune predicts the next two judges in the 1st District will be Republicans with Judge Raper certain to be one. It proposes Republican district lawyers meet to select a candidate as a district recommendation, citing better knowledge of qualifications and business interest in honorable, capable judges.
A bank advertises plentiful accommodations for customers, stating it is profitable and necessary to secure housing from the bank. It invites readers to open an account now and request accommodations whenever needed.
Vincent Arnold of Liberty announces candidacy for county assessor to succeed George Jorn. He is a substantial citizen and loyal Republican, with many friends countywide backing his bid ahead of the primaries.
The report notes no final appointment for Internal Revenue collector in southeastern Nebraska. Ross Hamond is described as an earnest energetic and unselfish party man whose nomination would satisfy Republicans in the region. The piece implies the party may respond unfavorably if his claims are ignored.
James Bacakos of Chicago visits his brother P. G. Bacakos arriving Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Pickett left Monday for Portland Oregon for an extended visit with her sons.
Mrs George Lippold and daughter Beatrice plan a Chicago visit with relatives before moving to a new home in Portland Oregon. Ed Nolte and wife left for Salt Lake City and will stop in Denver and other Colorado points. They will attend the National Assembly of Magnetic Healers in Salt Lake City as part of a several month trip.
Stella residents hosted visitors from Kansas City Lincoln and Council Bluffs. The community noted football results, school board elections, local travel, and a 32 person family reunion with attendees from Humboldt.
A Kansas City Star report states at 2915 Guinette Avenue a customer ordered 18 soft boiled eggs. Proprietor Frank Medes rendered the bill of one dollar, the customer refused to pay, Medes attacked with a razor, a policeman arrived and arrested both. The customer did not appear in police court and Medes paid a five dollar fine.
A listing of multiple rural properties for sale in Pawnee County and nearby areas. Items include No 54 a 40 acre tract with 8 acres cultivated and water, No 124 146 acres of fenced smooth land with fruit, No 125 57 acres with orchard and new dwelling, No 126 160 acres with 7 room house and diverse outbuildings, No 127 205 acres with bearing fruit trees and large house, No 32 160 acres with blue grass and new house, No 29 160 acres with 8 room dwelling and orchard, plus a 159 acre northeast Kansas farm near St George with corn land, apple trees, grapes, and 5 acre dwelling. Prices range from $60 to $90 per acre and payment terms vary by parcel.
Daniel Boone carries his rifle even when visiting a church in Indiana. A visiting missionary urged him to leave the gun behind, questioning if scripture alone suffices. Boone kissed the rifle and replied that the Bible is good but it cannot kill wild Indiana.
Loren C. Corn traveled from Verdon on business and John Crook went to Denver on business while Jack Glines returned home briefly. The town faced three severe storms with heavy rain and winds, a northwest storm likely near a tornado, causing tree and outbuilding damage. Miss Davies of Tecumseh visits her grandmother Maude Davies. Ida Witt lies critically ill with doubtful recovery. Fred Mossman fills Jack Higgins’s meat market job during his absence in Clay Center, Neb.
Mrs F W Miller returned from Omaha after attending the marriage of her daughter Ella to John Ward last Saturday. A large crowd gathered for a band concert Thursday evening but heavy storm forced an early finish.
Summer coughs and colds yield a syrup containing honey and tar and no opiates. Children like it and find it pleasant to take. Laxative qualities are noted, with recommendations to mothers. Hoarseness coughs and croup yield quickly. Sold by A. G. Wanner.
Services listed for next Sunday include Bible School at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 am and 7 pm Y P S C E meeting at 8 pm Bro T J Oliver to preach at both morning and evening services You are invited to attend.
An old advertisement promotes Pineules to strengthen kidneys and draw poisons from the blood. It claims relief for rheumatism kidney bladder trouble lumbago and tired worn out feeling with a satisfaction guarantee. Sold by A. G. Wanner.
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