Falls City

And mine in particular was called ProMed, where it was formed out of two separate hospitals in Nebraska.

It was Auburn and Falls City.

Auburn had Nemaha County, which now unfortunately may close.

Falls City was a community medical center.

They had formed their own ambulance system.

And when it was purchased by private entity, it was basically completely defunct within the year.

Like, we don't want to go like, I mean, Auburn to Chadron is about as far as you can get.

[laughs]Like, you, I mean, you, I guess you could go Fall City and, like, whatever, but-

I think, I think the furthest you could get, last year if I remember, Pawnee City and Six-

Oh, I knew it

Editor cold it is twenty six degrees below zero here this morning but we think it will not disturb our one hundred and thirty six colonies of bees very much rust brothers ellicottville new york january twelve eighteen eighty one poor winter for bees the weekly bee journal comes to hand all right i am well pleased with its contents and only wish i knew how to get as much information in regard to bee culture with the same money as i expect to receive from the weekly in the next twelve months the past season here was rather poor for bees but i think they generally went into winter quarters with enough honey to carry them through the winter so far has been very severe and bees that are neglected will be lost i feel very easy about my bees i have them packed in chaff on their summer stands i have wintered them in that way for the past nine years John I. Martin.

Falls City, Nebraska.

January 8, 1881.

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