Local society notes and travel mentions in Falls City
A collage of visiting residents, wedding attendance, and family news from Falls City and nearby towns. Individuals include L Yantis Grand Island D P Smith Pawnee City Charles Morse Mound City W Morehead Barada Mrs Cyrus Weils Verdon Mrs Wash Minnick Council Bluffs Jennie Lawrence Hamlin George Dietsch Rule Sunday Mary Vawter Oberland Misses Vawter Oberland Lou Slama Humboldt Ed Metager couple and baby, plus detail about meat and furniture ads and a local cyclone rumor debunking. The column closes with Presbyterian anniversary plans and a meta joke about jungle animals in show bills.
Local jeweler partners for safety with reward offered
A. E. Jaquet joins the Jeweler's Security Alliance of New York to guard his safe against burglary with a $100 reward for arrest and conviction of any thief. The move aims to reassure patrons that valuables in his care are protected. Several local notices detail travels, family visits, and community events as Tribune staff invites tips for news.
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A. E. Jaquet
Jeweler's Security Alliance of
New York
Mr. Jaquet
Local notes and visits fill another city week
Otho Wachtel visited Kansas City on Monday while Mrs. Kohn from Shubert came in on Wednesday. Several residents traveled for visits or business, including Mrs. Meyers, Will Winterbottom, and Ruth Wheatley. The wheat harvest grows and several towns are represented in plans and travel. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. McCreary died, prompting condolences.
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Dave DeHaven
Geneva
Nebraska
Mr. DeHaven
Charles McCreary
Bluebirds as Pets Delight and Charm
The bluebird makes a playful affectionate small pet as told by Mr. A Raddyclyffe Dugmore. He describes a three month old pet perched on his paper, nibbling his pencil, climbing his sleeve, then returning to his finger and singing a soft tune as its speech.
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Mr. A. Raddyclyffe Dugmore
St. Nicholas
Sobriety Trend Irks Russian Government
A sudden rise in sobriety among Russian workers reduces alcohol tax revenue, embarrassing the government. The shift lowers income from liquor sales, affecting state finances and public behavior.
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Russia
Relentless Philadelphia Archbishop Bonded With Show Collie
A collie adopted by Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia became a home attache after a chance meeting in Fairmount Park. The dog, trained to pray and sing, accompanies the prelate on daily walks and during religious processions. The original owner reclaimed but gifted the dog, and the archbishop values him at about $500, well beyond purchase.
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St. Bernard
Ryan
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Mgr
Tye
Prizes for Servants Celebrate Long Service in Austria
The emperor of Austria awarded 20 purses worth seven guilders each to domestic servants for long and faithful service. Winners included a valet with aai years for one family, a maid nearing 80 with about 59 years in an orphanage, and a 74 year old scullery maid with 43 years of service. All winners had more than 80 years in their positions.
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Austria
A Voice in the Night Scene Diction Fragment
A fragment from a nightly scene shows a young man speaking in a dormitory hall about a heart's cry in the hours of slumber. The line hints at introspective mood and nocturnal reflection in a campus setting.
Nebraska Railroad Valuation Sparks Large Increase
The state board has completed its valuation of railroads with a current increase over last year totaling 3 000 016 258. Given sharp rises previously, these figures are likely close to the true value of railroad property in Nebraska. The total value stands at 236 474 880.
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State Board
Nebraska
Fourth of July Special Missouri Pacific Fare
Missouri Pacific offers a July Fourth rate of one fare plus 46 cents for a round trip. Tickets go on sale from the first to the fourth with a return limit of the sixth.
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Missouri Pacific
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Reavis & Abbey
L. Yantis
Grand Island
D. P. Smith
Pawnee City
Charles Morse
Mound City
Jt’. W. Morehead of
Barada
Cyrus Weils of
Verdon
Wash Minnick
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Jennie Lawrence
Hamlin
Stump-Wills
George Dietsch
Margaret
Rule Sundey
Mary and
Lucy Vawter
Oberland, Kansas
Mrs. Taylor
Reavis & Abbeys Furniture Store
Falls City
Lou Slama
Miss Karas of
Humboldt
Joseph Lepic
Ed Metager
W. L. Bousfield
Auburn
Jas. K. Liggett
First National Bank of
Tribune
West End
Hossack
Sioux City
Iowa
Will
Sterling
Paul Weaver
Cordell O. T
Snyder, O. T
John A. Bradley
Arcon
Ohio
Emma Jones
John
Dick Jones
Milt Sipe
Jane Bohrer
Lanark
Missouri Lakes
George Culp
Court House Square
Nellie
James Coupe
New York City
The
J. M. Culp
S. Bouron
Harry Lewis
California
al Hales
Mr. Hales
Falls City Tribune
Humboldt Enterprise
Fremont Tribune
W.C. McDermand
Steele Street
May Bavette
Nebraska City
Mrs. L. ©. Beasely
J. Cronenberger
Nora Poteet
Padonia
Leyda
Harry Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Kansas City
Will_Crook
R. S
Otho Wachtel
Mrs. Meyers
Shubert
Will Winterbottom
St. Joe
J. J. Cleaver
Hiawatha
Robert Johnston
Chicago
H. C. Barton
Watteyne
Loranda and
McCullan
Preston
Iva
Glen McNall
Tarkio
Ruth Wheatley
Nellie Hossack
Miss May Maddox
Paris
Missouri
Perry Westphaling
Mary Sullivan
Buffalo
Wyoming
M. J. Hartman
Portland
Oregon
Wesley Daeschmer
W. H. Maddox
Bruno Hanson
C. H. Kerr
Norfolk
Kerr
G. J. Crook
Republican State Committee
Lincoln
C. F. Reavis
Frank Mason
Little
Stella
Mr. Mason
Alexander the ‘Great
Bluebirds
Collie
Tomers
Cail
Keys Bros
W. C. Shinn
Werner & Mosiman CO
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