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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1897
Page
4
Old papers offered at 5 cents per 25 in a Jefferson County column. Mentions 88 patients in Gage County insane asylum. Local ads tout Sutton and Ligetner cigars and Beggs remedies. Notices include a Geneva dentist visit, a teacher institute event in Fairbury, a bike ride by Fred Nicewonger, and community dinners and health ads.
J W Sutton did not sell his drug store to Mr Gale but did sell him his residence. Sutton moved into A L Trist man’s residence while Gale and family moved into their new home the same day. A Hayes county farmer found a buried treasure of Spanish coins valued at about 4000 dollars plus silver and gold coins and several daggers with valuable handles in an iron casket unearthed while digging a cyclone cellar.
Decoration Day is announced for next season with nursery sale notes for fine cherry trees 5 to 6 feet priced at 20 cents from Jansen Nursery nine miles northwest of Diller. Mrs. H Madden returns from Davenport after caring for her daughter who died last Friday. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by Rev W H Weaver of Dilleburg U B Church as effective for colds and hoarseness. Senator Steele's bill 78 signed into law transfers a portion of land for school taxation between districts.
The article extols American patent innovation, noting nearly 600000 patents worldwide. It praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for its benefits to mankind and relieving pain. Oakton resident J W Vaughn endorses the product and attests to its effectiveness for stomach cramps. Sold by J W Sutton.
Preaching every alternate Sunday at H o'clock a m and every Sunday evening at 7 30 p m. Sunday School at 10 a m. Epworth Leagues prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 6 40. Meeting Thursday evening at 7 30. Ladies Aid Society every two weeks Thursday afternoon. A B Grossman Pastor.
Trains depart for Lincoln Omaha Chicago St Joseph and all points east and south as listed in timetable.
Urine test hints at kidney issues and back pain. Kilmer's Swamp Root marketed as a cure-all for kidneys liver and bladder. Claims include relief from frequent urination and nighttime voiding. sample bottle and pamphlet offered by mail. price 50 cents to 1 dollar.
The piece extols the Nebraska hen as a national benefactor during an industrial collapse. It praises her role in sustaining farmers, feeding families, and supporting homebuilders by producing eggs and feeding insects, declaring her the best bird in the land and a symbol of resilience for Nebraska and the nation.
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