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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
4
A historic masthead from Falls City Nebraska lists editorial and publication details with date of entry as second class matter January 12 1904 by Tribune Publishing Company. It notes weekly Friday publication and subscription pricing in a concise listed format for the Falls City Nebraska edition.
Residents discuss whether Minden is unique in being debt free and speculate about attendance at state conventions this fall for a children's class fair. The column critiques rapid modern pace and rights, urging reflection on a noiseless Fourth observation and noting no local mention.
A critique notes crowded prisons and rising insurance frauds in the United States while European conditions seem to contrast, suggesting policy focus on fraud prevention and criminal justice reform amid broad societal concerns.
A county seat town lacking a good band plans to organize a group that would draw crowds and make the town proud using local talent as the foundation for a draws card on future events.
The New York Four Hundred decide to erect a monument for Carl Schurz while the broader group will likely fund most of the project.
The committee is summoned to Table Rock to set a date and name a venue for the judicial convention. Judge Raper is expected to seek election to fill a vacancy, as he currently serves by appointment.
Collier's Weekly seeks the right man to Europe for Col Bryan interviews. An offer of 32000 was declined by William Allen White for the post. In a few months these interviews with the esteemed gentleman will be below par.
The passage discusses how a single family member’s minor fault becomes a public scandal as neighbors gossip. It warns that even those who seem virtuous may falter, while the community’s tongues inflame the situation beyond its merit.
Martha and Miranda Meyers waited at St Joseph Union Station for a train when a man deposited a grip beside theirs and then swapped it for their case. The stolen bag held diamond rings a gold watch and expensive clothing. the man left a jumper and overalls in its place. The girls reported the loss to St Joseph police and later to Chief Lou Beasley here with no recovery news yet.
A break in a water main near the wall caused pressure to crack the six inch line feeding an eight inch main from the pumping house. Mayor Barrett, Dennis McCarthy and Henry Lapp led repairs after eight feet of dirt had to be dug out to reach the leak, and water service resumed at 4 15 p m with the system clearing gradually.
The congregation marks two years since Rev. Griffin began his pastorate with tireless work for the church. He has advanced plans for a new church building and near-term success is anticipated. The anniversary service will open with a morning observance and a full turnout is hoped for.
Joe Forney climbed to reach ripe cherries on high branches but slipped and became stuck with a foot tangled in a tree fork. A passerby arrived within seconds and freed him from the uncomfortable position.
For sale two registered short horn bulls yearlings past one red and one roan. Certified pedigree copies will be furnished. Write John Tighe Humboldt Neb until June 26 after which address Joseph Cornelius Humboldt Neb.
Notice of foreclosure on a chattel mortgage recorded in Richardson County Nebraska. Howard E Graham as mortgagee or attorney Kravis & Kravis announce sale of all listed property including household goods and livestock after default on eight notes and interest. Public auction to satisfy debt of 50280 plus costs with sheriff sale conducted by Richardson County Sheriff under state law.
Edward E Brown is notified that at a public sale for delinquent taxes in Richardson Nebraska on November 7, Clarence H Wiltse bid and bought Lots 15 and Block MM in Falls City. The land was taxed in Brown’s name for 1903 with no other bidders, redemption ends November 11, 196, and a deed will be issued upon non redemption.
The oldest preacher in the Nebraska Conference Rev H Presson aged 0 years will deliver the sermon at the M E church next Sunday. A Civil War veteran and pioneer of Nebraska he was licensed in Illinois by Rev Peter Cartwright. Congregation urged to attend. STRAYED white mare about 1000 pounds with brand on right shoulder and a wire scar on right hind leg. missing about two months from W A Margrave's. Reward offered for information or return.
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