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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
2
Published every Friday at Diller Neb in E L Loock’s building. Terms include one year in advance eight months or three months in advance. Advertising rates set upon application. Business notices run until ordered out and charged 6 cents per line per insertion. Supplied to subscribers until discontinuation and arrears are paid.
Notary Public at this office. See the New Champion binder before buying at J. O. Blauser's. Photographer W. Simon was at Wymore between trains Tuesday. Chas. Gaisford started Tuesday to take a book in the Oklahoma country. Hard work delayed in this vicinity due to moisture. Remember the Christian ladies fair Easter Eve in Loock's hall. April 6.
A heavy rain and vivid lightning marked last night. Funeral attendance for BR. J. Cutty, Ur. on Monday. Mrs. Ida Bixby visited at Odell between trains Sunday. A one-year-old child, Satz A borada Herford hall, near Diller. Dr. H. J. Sloss and Deli Sloss visited from Wymore and El Reno selling land near Harbine. Rev. J. W. Hill and wife of Lexington Nebr mourn their second child, a girl of nine, buried last Saturday. Master Harry and Miss Louise Van Horn of Syracuse Nebr visited Diller last week with friends and schoolmates.
Miss Inlia Masterson of Diller arrives in the city Sunday to keep house for W S Pool Wyorean. E W Groves signature on each box and 25 cents price. All physicians refund money if it fails to cure.
Step Corn offers Kelley’s Profit seed corn for sale. D R Kelley advertises horse dental care by J B Lownon, Veterinary Surgeon. Rocky Mountain Test tonic 35 cts at Madison Medicine Co. Union mission meeting noted for April 13 at Mrs D K Calkins residence. The town paper laments occasional subscriber stops.
C C Wells sold over $1000 worth of cattle yesterday at Ellis. Two Elm township nimods paid 50c a head for duck shooting privileges. Mrs Peter Rosenbaum has been sick but showed some improvement. Gus Kelley visited from Phillips County Kansas. Mrs E C Keddall arrived on Nebraska City to visit her daughter Mrs Chas Osborn.
Cyclone the stallion owned by Capt. Andrews will be at the livery barn in Diller every Friday Saturday Monday and Tuesday during the 1901 season. Jas W Brits, Groom. Tuesday election for village trustees passed quietly with seventy nine votes cast. For two years Blanser 75 Sebolt Senior 46 Geo Pickard 6. For one year McManen 72 Dr W T Jeffries 86 A Redden 85.
Fanren Nursery advertises peach and apple trees from 1 to 19 cents and 4 to 10 cents respectively, cherry trees from 15 to 40 cents, Concord grapes and other varieties at 2 cents each, plus small shaded trees at fair prices. Located 24 miles north and 8 miles west of Diller. Geo B Galbraith props.
Prof Eaton resigns as principal of Diller schools to accept a position in the Wymore schools. The change takes effect as soon as a successor is secured.
Mortgage totals for March 1901 reported by J Monroe Davis bonded abstractor summarize filings received and processed. Data lists total amounts secured and number of instruments recorded, reflecting activity in the month.
The Diller Record marks fifteen years under the same publisher and editor. The paper remains a strictly local organ, balancing size to town needs and focusing on community building and regular business, sustaining its success in a small town.
A playful pitch offers a one year newspaper subscription in exchange for a large load of coba. The message asks if the recipient wants the deal.
The Christian church ladies announce a supper and fair on Easter Eve with sun bonnets and various fancy articles for sale. Proceeds likely support church activities.
The notice invites readers who are not subscribers to pay $100 a year to receive the paper. It presents a straightforward appeal encouraging support from casual readers to start a subscription.
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