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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
4
The notice records the Falls City Nebraska post office being entered as second class matter on January 12 1904 under the Act of March 3 1879.
E. F. Shorts, listed as manager, signs for one year six months and three months terms with telephone contact 226 for inquiries and duties.
The speaker extols the convention and corn prices, noting Nebraska farmers gain wealth from corn at 50 cents a bushel. He calls for study on beautifying the city park and laying foundation plans for an outstanding regional park, seeking suggestions.
The Kentucky legislature elects ex Governor Bradley to the U S Senate boosting Republican strength by one vote and diminishing the Democrats by one vote, framed as a gain for good government.
The city campaign is expected to be brief but intense. Voters hope good men are nominated for offices to ensure a clean city administration regardless of election results.
In four weeks the Kentucky legislature chose a republican senator after Bryan urged Beckham a democrat. Had he given another speech, the process might have ended in two weeks, but he could not dictate to the Kentuckians.
In county precincts Taft led with 176 of 219 votes reported while Hughes had 18 La Follette 6 Fairbanks 6 Roosevelt 1 Cannon 1. Jefferson and Humboldt precincts reported no vote Porter and Speiser did not report any results.
A Chicago police chief narrowly escapes an attempted murder by an anarchist on Monday, following the Denver priest Leo Heinrichs murder. The piece notes a perceived national pattern, urging all available means to curb such violence. It also recounts a county Republican convention praising Taft and Richardson, and shifts to a lengthy discussion urging Lenten self denial, devotion, charity, and spiritual reflection across Christian denominations.
The text speaks of former rival factions achieving peace within the party and pledging to work together for its improvement and to back its candidates. It notes that personal likes and dislikes harmed Republicans who are at heart good and true.
Sam Spickler and John Allenbaugh visited Falls City while Lee Bolejack and Joe Harper with wife also traveled in. Delegates from Barada attended the republican convention in Falls City. Frantic editor notes 26 converts and 27 additions from Evangelist Parrish revival. A February 24 deal places W. J. Martin of Chester with A. C. Steinbrink’s stock and real estate transfer near Chester.
Salem community notes arrivals departures and social events with visits from Mrs Charley McCool Mrs Mead and Mrs Spurgen along with Rev Crofford preaching at Gospel Union church and a farewell party for Rath and Boyd Moore at Rangers hall. Several residents traveled to Dawson Humboldt Ainsworth and Stella. Long list of residents visiting friends and family in nearby towns.
Christ Bleiholder will hold a public sale at his farm six miles southeast of Barada, six miles northwest of Fargo and fourteen miles northeast of Falls City. On Thursday March 14 his stock farm implements and grain will be offered at auction at buyers’ own prices. Joseph Glasser was among Humboldt people in our city earlier this week.
Private money to loan on real estate and mortgages bought and sold. Call at First National Bank. 3 11 A. J. Wraver. The Tribune can print sale bills while you wait, with quality at low figures. Dr. Gandy was down from Humboldt Monday.
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