The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, 1909-12-24

TWO hundred new uWeillnS HOUSES
to be constructed during the com
ing spring and summer.
Push and energy has made Falls
City's awakening. There are other
towns in eastern Nebraska just as
good as our Richardson county
neighbor and there is no reason why
we should not be able to show
the same results inside of six
months or a year
1t is generally conceded by all in
this section that the Kansas City
Star is one of the very best news
paper in the west The two follow
ing compliments are valued very
highly by the writer on that account.
The first one is from Mr. G.. II.
Perrin, assistant foreman of the Kan
sas City Star composing room, and
needs no explanation:
MIR. Charles II. Sharts, Falls
City, Neb. Friend Charlie re-
ceived the copy of your holiday edi-
tion of The Tribune and was really
surprised, from many points of
view.
| had no idea that Falls City was
such a nice town as it must be,
judging from the liberal support
the merchants gave your paper. |
cant help noticing, too, how we'll
worded and properly edited the ad-
Nertisements therein really were.
They were gotten up in real Kan
sas City Star style, just as though
they had been written by a $4,000
per year ad writer. You must have
well equipped office up there and
a good bunch of workmen. as the
paper you sent me shows the ear
marks of skilled mechanics
throughout.
Well, Charlie, when you come to
Kansas City, be sure to come and
see me. G. H. PERRIN,
2934 Baltimore
The following is from Mr.. John
Forbes, who holds a position in the
Composing room of The Star:
Mr.. Charles H. Sharts, Falls
City Tribune, Falls City, Neb.
Friend Sharts-I had been won
dering for several weeks if you
had been to Kansas City and pass
ed us up without even coming up
to the Star office and seeing the
fellows, as you said several months
ago that you was coming down be-
fore long. But judging from the
size of your Christmas edition, |
guess you hayn't been here yet
you've undoubtedly been very busy,
My. but you folks are certainly
getting out a good paper up there.
All the papers you have sent me
before have been carefully looked
over and were of the highest class,
but this Christmas edition is just
simply excellent I\don't believe |
have ever seen a better one any
where. 1t must have taken lots
of work to get it out, didn't it?
Judging from the advertising in
the issue, you must have a wide
awake set of business men. And
they know how to write ads, too.
That big double-page ad of Matth-
ews-Little Cos was written like
and made me think of, Jones ad in
the Star, and Lyford' S, was after the
style of Emery, Bird 'Thayer Cos.
And so on with the rest of your
large advertisers, each would sus-
gest some certain ad We used to
run together here, when you were
still with the bunch.
When | showed the paper TO the
other boys they were unanimous in
the expression that it was dandy
paper, deserving the credit that
such a clean, well-printed paper
chock full of seasonable reading
is sure to receive. They tthe
boys) all send best wishes.
JOHN FORBES.
4036 Summit St, Kansas City,
Missouri
Here is what one of our valued
subscribers has to say
Fails City Tribune-Enclosed 20
will find $1,000 to pay for one
years subscription to The Trib-
une for each of the following names
and addresses, and also my own
to January /, 1911. | am
always anxious to see The Tribune
and the Christmas issue was very
pretty and full of good food for
the brain"