Vote Cast in Jefferson County Abstract
Abstract of the vote cast in Jefferson County on November 7 for Supreme Judge Regents of the State University and county officers. Readable fragments note the election actions and officials involved.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
5
Abstract of the vote cast in Jefferson County on November 7 for Supreme Judge Regents of the State University and county officers. Readable fragments note the election actions and officials involved.
Mrs Rose Shoebotham of near Fairbury visits sister Mrs Dr Baugness from Friday to Sunday. Neeleys Pharmacy sells Pine salve for boils burns cracked hands. W T Jerome elected district attorney of New York by over eleven thousand plurality. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offered by Spear Drug Co as a pleasant non gripping remedy. Fairbury Gazette issues up to date wall map of Jefferson county farms and rural free delivery routes. Man Zan collapsible tubes claim instant pain relief and pile cures at Neelys Pharmacy.
R T Webster Co of Adora Ontario endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the exact purgative and stomach purifier. They claim it is strong enough for adults yet mild and safe for children and free from harsh griping. Spear Drug Co sells the product.
The Campbell Bros circus train wrecked near Temple Texas this week causing nearly all animals to escape. The train split in two and bolted back together during the accident. Local notes mention furniture brands, visits by Emil Tarnow and his wife, corn shipments, Dr Geo DeVoll’s practice in Odell, and a large $2000 Modern Woodmen draft to Mrs Freeman Hall. Nebraska voters backed Judge C B Letton by about 30,000 points.
Advertisement from Cooper & Co of Chicago seeking an assistant manager for the county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus weekly expenses, expense money advanced. Pleasant permanent position no investment or experience required. Write for particulars and enclose a self addressed envelope to 133 Lake St Chicago IL.
Napier New Zealanders hear that the New South Wales Pharmacy Board found Chamberlain's Cough Remedy free of all poisons. Made in Des Moines Iowa the remedy is deemed the safest for children and is recommended for coughs colds croup and whooping cough sold by Spear Drug Co.
The Quarterly Conference convenes at the parsonage Saturday at eight. Sunday morning service at eleven with Rev J R Gettys preaching. Evening sermon continues the Great Bible Characters series. Epworth League course first event November 24. Tax list on file at First National Bank. For sale late-model gentile driving horse, buggy, and harness. P B Miller in Pleasant precinct election returns. editor joined for coverage. Marshall London returns from Colorado to harvest corn and plans permanent return after buying a farm costing $5,000.
A health notice promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills from Spear Drug Co claiming relief for indigestion headache and constipation and says the product supports digestive organs. A county education notice follows reminding teachers to submit compulsory attendance reports for students aged seven to fifteen as school time nears.
At a Fairbury lodge meeting Geo Cross returned from a trip aboard and presented a gavel carved from stone from the Queen of Solomon’s Temple site. One end bears Jerusalem February 1 1905 while the opposite end reads Fairbury Lodge No. 85.
Official information confirms a pay raise for Burlington telegraph operators. Branch line workers now receive at least 50 dollars per month, main line 60 dollars, with increases of 5 and 10 dollars respectively. The northwest Ravenna main line minimum is 62.50 dollars, while the Denver main line minimum stays at 60. The new schedule took effect November 1.
The Christian church ladies earned eight dollars from a dinner and twenty one dollars from a supper held on election day. Mrs Stanley Williams of Rock Creek precinct died Tuesday from lung trouble leaving a husband and five children. she was buried yesterday in Fairbury cemetery. A new postage stamp was issued in Tokyo for Korea’s protectorate featuring chrysanthemum and plum blossom symbols and two pigeons for the postal service.
"I Thank The Lord" Hannah Plant credits Bucklens Arnica Salve with healing fear ful burning sores after five years. Spear Drug Co. sells it for 25c. The notice also mentions a hairpin used for countless tasks and reports a seven mile long district subway haulage rope made in Glasgow designed to circle the Clyde.
Croup relief claimed by Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar promises rapid aid by bowel action. The ad asserts the syrup differs from others, cures Croup and Whooping Cough without opiates, and is sold at Neeley's Pharmacy.
County Judge C. C. Boyle ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in the Diller case and appointed Thos. P. Price as guardian for the estate of Mrs. Caroline Mathias. The heirs had argued she was not competent to manage her affairs. The case was tried last week and decision announced this morning in county court.
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