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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
4
The editorial of the Falls City Tribune argues against free transportation passes for public officials. It condemns the pass system as an evil burdens transportation companies and harms public interests.
The Lincoln News urges Norris Brown attorney general as the next governor. It extols his courage, integrity, and legal victories against major railroad lawyers, praising his record and urging unwavering support for him in all seasons.
The Richardson County weekly promotes a harvest fair and carnival with a steel press exhibit, praises local business and fishing along Nemaha River, and endorses county officials including Will Rieger, Joss C. Tanner, and Judge Wilhite. It urges readers to subscribe, cooperate with reporters, and support community sports and education.
Etta Brewer of Strauvaville visited town on Saturday. Several residents and visitors are noted: Jahnton Stump clerking in Strauvasville, Ray Arnold returning from Doane College, Raymond Kinsey and Roy Watson in Salem, May Johnson visiting Stella, Rev. Bolin visiting from his mother, and many others including Chas Humphrey, George Morris family, Clela Moran with relatives, Mrs. Sarah Walker from St. Joe, Florence Roberts from St. Joe, Mrs. E Jorn of Peru visiting J A Henzelman, Rev. Brewer from Maple Grove dining with J J Schrader, and L A Kinsey erecting a wind mill. A surprise party for A Zook featured a fine swing. Kinsey, wife and son Raymond with Guy Eversole traveled to Lincoln, Schuyler, York and Strang. Rev. Smith to Murdock for quarterly meeting. Lester Mayfield to fill pulpit. School board elected C John and C Veach, new brick walk projects praised. Denver street car accident injures several including Mrs C Simmons.
Silas Coaton visits Falls City while friends and relatives travel from Havelock Auburn and Dawson. The Humboldt band schedules a Fourth of July engagement in Oregon Missouri. Local residents attend funerals, improve homes, and plan trips to Marysville and Seattle. A small fire at Leech’s meat market is controlled. bee keeper J L Gandy reports a bumper honey season.
Louis Mayer repainted his barn this week while Mrs. Pittock of Falls City visits Mrs. Gridley. Rev Calvert and wife spent Thursday with Grandma Shroyer as Gertrude Calvert stays with C B Gridley. John Mayer Jr adds scales to farm improvements and John Mayer and family visit parents. Rolla Avery returns from Sycamore Springs health improved. An Epworth league picnic is planned for July 4 in J O Shroyer's grove.
Will Calvin is on the sick list. L C Edwards spent Sunday in St Joseph. George Harralds has a newly painted residence. D H Blakeney and wife were in Falls City Sunday. Mrs E Cleft and baby visited Stella. Lou Slama and wife with Miss Kuras visited Joe Lepie at Falls City. Alpha club takes possession of new rooms over the post office. Union meetings move to the park at 7 30 pm each Sunday starting next Sunday.
We thank friends who stood by us in our affliction and attended the burial. May God bless them for their kindness. Joseph Glasser, Ethelyn Glaser, Percy B. Glasser. Your patriotism will be renewed and you will honor the flag as you celebrate the Fourth in Falls.
The author argues advertising hinges on value and reach. A merchant compares sugar prices and chooses media with the largest circulation, asserting the prudent seller buys space where returns are greatest. A cautious ad buyer seeks maximum for money.
The Titus nursery stock room and packing house near Nemaha City was completely burned last Thursday night, causing a loss of $3 000 or more. Manager G N Titus gave fifteen years to the enterprise, and the fire wiped out his mailing list and statistical records as well. Stella Press.
Fruit growers report a very small crop of apples peaches and raspberries this year. Early apples will be fair but late varieties largely fail with many not picked. Continued cold weather during spring blamed for the poor fruit yield.
In Richardson County Nebraska the county court orders creditors to file claims against the estate of John A. Rose within six months from June 16. All claims not filed and verified will be barred. The court will examine and adjust claims in Falls City at the county courthouse on October 1 and 2. Judge J R. Whitmore signs the order.
First publication informs that Frank Cook Avion the Thay of Jane 105 filed a petition in Richardson County Court Nebraska seeking letters of Administration for Rudolph Cook who died intestate in Falls City August 1941. The court sets a hearing for June 24 1905 at 9 00 am in the county court room. Parties may appear to oppose the grant as Administrator to Reavis. County Judge J R Winurre dated June 7 1905.
The Nehmaha County Herald reports Clark University Worcester Mass has awarded President Roosevelt a Doctor of Laws degree. The paper urges the president to exercise his prerogative to address trusts, implied as a dose to kill or cure.
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