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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
6
Postal record from Diller Nebraska indicates a mailing entry with a value of 1.00 dollars for a second class item and a brief notice of transmission through the mails.
Farmers ready for spring work fret over weather and soil conditions. Cherry trees range 2 to 8 feet tall at 25 cents to buy. Sutton's Nursery advertises new stock of wall paper and asks to see anti trust coal oil Nelson has it.
The Union Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Bixby Saturday afternoon April 8 to discuss Teachings of Confucius. All the ladies are invited.
Dr. Mosshart, a Lincoln optician, will be at Dr. Kaupp's office on April 14. He is highly recommended and suited for treatment of eye ear nose or throat diseases, inviting those in need to seek his services.
E L Osborn resigns as book-keeper and will be replaced by Arthur Price. Osborn plans a brief visit with friends before moving to Idaho Springs to stay a few months prior to joining the Great Northern Railway.
A reader from Andersonville Indiana touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best in the world after a severe cold and lingering cough. The notice claims a purchase led to a quick cure and notes availability from all druggists.
A Culbertson Era observation praises the newspaper as a prime advertising medium. Hand bills attract attention but the newspaper delivers messages to families at home, reaching hundreds who buy it for entertainment and confidence in local news.
Miss Susie Stewart of Diller visits in Fairbury with her sister Mrs. John McQueen. The ad promotes TABLER'S BACK EYE PILE OINTMENT claiming relief for piles, noting 50 cents per bottle and 75 cents for tubes, by J. W. Sutton.
A Nebrask a Farm ad promotes Posek tree at 1.00 per 100 and budded peach seedlings. It sells Concord grape vines at 2.00 per hundred and notes a pumpkin seed 800 pound trotter line as context for value. Located 2 miles north and 7 miles west of Dilter at Jansen Nursery.
Advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills cure sick and nervous headaches by building up blood and nerves. Easy to take at five cents a box, with money back not offered. Sold by J W Sutton druggist.
Mrs Eama Willems administratrix of the Willems estate will sell horses cattle hogs farming implements and more at her residence one mile north of the Oaks schoolhouse on the 18th inst with Ben Roelfe as auctioneer. For particulars see bills.
On Saturday the monthly meeting of Prof Bonner's division of county teachers met in the High School building. Literature and American History were the topics of discussion. The gathering was well attended with strong interest in the subject matter.
A reader describes relief from a severe rheumatism attack after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The patient, previously bedbound with swollen limbs, walked to breakfast the next morning and has not suffered another attack. The testimonial notes the fifty cent bottle was purchased and used as directed, and that the balm is sold by all druggists.
A laborer in the timber country severed his leg with an ax to free himself after a tree pinned it against a rock. He survived the freezing night, returned home to his family, and fashioned a wooden leg to resume work the next day.
Notices mention three new carpet samples at Nelson's with a plan to fetch wood, asking a delinquent subscriber to bring in a rack or two this week or next.
The ladies of the M. KE church and Aid Society announce a dime social at Mrs. Gear's residence Saturday evening April 1st. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
J W Gardner of Daville Indiana testifies Electric Bitters revived his health after stomach liver and kidney troubles plus general listlessness and loss of appetite. He credits the tonic with restoring appetite and life. Sold at J W Sutton's drug store for 0c with guarantee.
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