Pointer to Advertisers Sparks Circulation Debate in Falls City
Falls City Journal distributes pamphlet arguing paper circulation figures for Falls City papers the Journal News and Tribune. The Tribune claims higher circulation and invites advertisers to inspect lists. Roosevelt Republican Club plans a May 17 meeting to prepare for the June 1, 1905 congressional convention.
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Falls City
News
Tribune
Thomas Martin
The
Commercial Club
Roosevelt Republican Club
Court House
Family Reunion at Powell Home Delights Kin
Grandma Powell planned to break up housekeeping but hosted a family reunion at John Powell's home last Sunday. Attendees included Mrs. Frank McDermand and son Teddy of Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Mertz and son Roy of Sebetha Kans, Mrs. Tom Ramsey, Sterling, Ellis Powell and family of Preston, and James and John Powell of this city. A good time was had by all in social conversation.
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Grandma Powell
John Powell
Frank McDermand
Teddy
Kansas City
Sol Mertz
Roy
Sebetha Kans
Tom Ramsey
Sterling
Ellis Powell
Preston
James
Friends in Council Elect Officers After Evening Gathering
Miss Keim was elected president with Miss Graves as vice president and Zola Jones as secretary, while Miss Richards became treasurer. Guests included May Crawford of Dawson and Wini fred Wertz of St. Joe. The program featured roll call current events late discoveries and inventions music and a magazine review.
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Dora Richards
Friends In Council
May Crawford
Dawson
Winifred Wertz
St. Joe
Miss Keim
Miss Graves
Zola Jones
Miss Richards
Scientific American
Gertrude Lum
Sorosis Clubholds pleasant meeting at Mrs Ed Steele home
Sorosis members met Wednesday afternoon at the Steele residence after chartering a hack, conducting club business and a literary program then socializing on lawns and porches in a relaxed gathering.
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Ed Steele
Sorosis
Steele
Correction issued on assault charge naming McMahan instead of McClellan
The Tribune corrects an earlier report stating the assault charge was filed by McClellan. It was actually filed by Charles McMahan against Flora McMahan. The error arose from late press deadlines and miscommunication. Also notes local obituary and a fishing anecdote featuring Mrs. John Oswald.
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Rule
McClellan
Charles McMahan
Flora McMahan
Tribune
Barada Village Board Faces Prolonged Turmoil
Barada's new town board failed to organize by law and the old board did not canvass votes. They opened the ballot box and found ballots invalid for unsigned election judges. The village endured a lengthy suit after a saloon fight, while a saloon license for Mat Schulenberg passed 3 to 2.
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Barada
Mat Schulenberg
Embankment Case Brinegar vs Copass Before Judge Kelligar
The court ruled no right to build an embankment against Nemaha floodwater. Plaintiff won and an injunction was issued restraining the defendant. The decision was appealed to the supreme court.
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Brinegar Vs. Copass
Nemaha
Kelligar
Supreme Court
Schiller Death Anniversary Observed by Local Germans
The German community held an anniversary observance of the death of German poet Schiller at their hall on Wednesday evening, commemorating his legacy with a community gathering and program.
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Schellers
Schiller
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