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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1897
Page
3
Garden making has commenced and the village board held a meeting last night. The Knights of Pythias hosted a castle hall reception in Diller with a literary musical program, games, socializing and supper.
A 광고 style notice extols Chamberlains Pain Balm as preventing pneumonia from La Grippe and claims it cures faster than other treatments. It notes no pneumonia cases among tens of thousands who used it and lists 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by J W Sutton, Druggist.
Esq. D. R. Kelley reports watching a mysterious airship for about thirty minutes northwest of town last Saturday night after nine o'clock. It appeared stationary at first then moved in several directions before suddenly disappearing, leading witnesses to doubt it being Venus.
Ike Sechler returns to Nebraska bringing the stallion Knight Templar to stand at Diller and Fairbury for the 1897 season, as local horse owners await his arrival between tomorrow and Sunday. Novelty Sampies Dress Goods and trimming silks are advertised for sale at lower prices than piece rates.
Month ending March 26 1897 shows no enrollments, average attendance 49. Names of non absent or tardy pupils include LaForest Raymond Quinter Fry Nona Deck Earl Pearce Hisse Tristman Russel Bodell Reneldie Janders Edith Deck Viona Witty James Shultz Lucile Miller Forest Tristman Minnie Pearce Bede Patterson. A civic appeal urges residents to support town growth and reject laziness and negativity.
An 19th century notice announces free three bottles of T A Slocum M D’s new remedies to cure consumption and lung troubles. It urges afflicted readers to send their addresses to 183 Pearl Street New York to receive the treatment, claiming wide global success and religious duty to share.
An old line promotes Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup urging readers to hurry to the drug store for relief. B. F. Liutner, Druggist, is named as the seller.
See J. P. Lowe and Son for farm machinery with low prices. Combined lister and drill offered at 22 and 25 dollars. Other items priced proportionally. 4t.
After eleven days at home and five dollars in doctor bills with no relief, Mr. Dolson of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan was cured by one bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm costing twenty five cents and has had no further trouble. For sale by J W Sutton Druggist.
The Trans Mississ ppi and International Exposition at Omaha will run from June 1 to November 1 next year. Groundbreaking for the grounds is set for Arbor Day on the 22nd of this month.
A newspaper ad explains that letting a urine sample sit shows kidney health and that Kilmer Swamp Root relieves back, kidney, liver and bladder pain. It claims it improves urinary control and reduces nocturnal urination. Samples and a pamphlet are offered free by mail from Kilmer Co.
Notice states an election will be held at Price Bros old fore building in Diller Nebr on Tuesday April 6 1897 from 9 a m to 7 p m for village officers for the ensuing year including two trustees three judges and two clerks of election J A Puree Attest Chm Village Board Henry Earon Village Clerk gy cane he mess. me 5 eal
On March 4 1897 Dr Kelley Justice of the Peace Pleasant Precinct Jefferson county Nebraska issued an attachment order for 487 dollars in the suit Enoch Adams plaintiff vs William Smith defendant. Process of the defendant consisting of money attached. Cause continued to April 19 1897 at 10 o clock a m. 5 Enoch Adams
A historical notice seeks faithful men and women to travel for a sponsor in Nebraska. Compensation includes 80 dollars payable in stamps via the National Star Bus in Chicago.
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