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Newspaper
Falls City Tribune
Location
Falls City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
3
For March 23 to 28 Lincoln Daily News cuts annual price from $3 to $2 for readers in Nebraska. The paper stays independent of political bosses, promises direct reader outreach, and aims to report boldly through the campaign and upcoming legislature. After March 28 the price rises to $3.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure as a safe, harmless remedy. Claims prevent pneumonia and consumption, urges mothers to use it for young babies, and notes no opium or harsh ingredients. Kerr's Pharmacy recommended as a source.
A report from the Auburn Republican concerns the year old missing son of E. M. Miller from near Enid Oklahoma. James Stone of Monte Vista Colorado believes the boy may be in Colorado and possibly has lost his memory. A photo was mailed to his father and a Chicago style postcard misdirected packet prompts renewed search.
Notice signs of kidney or bladder trouble as Bright's disease and diabetes may begin with slight irregularities. Start Foley's Kidney Remedy at first danger. Kerr's Pharmacy recommends beginning use promptly to seek cure.
The Lincoln board of public lands and buildings bought 444000 in permanent school funds bonds including 200000 Minnesota bonds yielding 4.22 percent and 185000 Tennessee bonds yielding 4.226 percent plus 59000 Tennessee bonds at the same rate. The Hastings Democrat laments lack of home state investments and compares it to a mail order business.
The Tribune offers a sample line of graduating cards for the class of 1908. Invitations can be purchased at a moderate cost, with a neat and beautiful design to share with friends. Come in to see the line and prices.
Congressman Pollard announces cooperation with the Secretary of Agriculture to send a top agricultural expert to Nebraska this summer. The goal is to assist farmers in adopting improved scientific seed selection and crop cultivation methods at no cost. Farmers should send their names to Ernestae M. C. in Washington to participate.
A Nebraska mother contacts Representative Pollard seeking details about Em ery W. Hunt of Dawson. Clothes sent from Norfolk, Virginia, reach home while the 19 year old may have enlisted in the navy at St. Louis on February 24. Pollard pursues Navy records for confirmation.
A colored widow in her garden heaps trash in a chicken house and lights it to burn off lice. Fire consumes the chicken house. department responds but lice are killed. The item appears amid broader political commentary criticizing expansion laws and regulation.
Mrs James Stokes travels to Omaha after the death of a nephew from blood poisoning caused by a shoe rubbing a heel. Relatives are deeply saddened by the loss. An advertisement for Dr Shoops Headache Tablets claims quick, safe relief from various pains.
The Falls City Elks plan a fine minstrel show assisted by professional talent and aim to repeat the performance in Hiawatha. Local crowds will be given a big house and a friendly welcome as the company contemplates further appearances in Falls City and Hiawatha.
An advertising notice touts Foley’s Honey and Tar and Kerr’s Pharmacy as remedies for colds and coughs, promising prevention of consumption and pneumonia. It features a Dr. Shoop offer paying $100 if Preventics fails to cure a recent grippe or cold in a 25 cent box, and emphasizes safety for feverish children.
When you have a cold the mucous membrane is inflamed and the disease germs with you breathe lodge and multiply especially the pneumonia germ. Foley's Honey and Tar soothes and heals the inflamed air passage stops the cough and expels the cold from your system. Kerr's Pharmacy.
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