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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1897
Page
4
A note says Campbell Bros. circus will begin its season in Fairbury tomorrow. Also reported are a ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs D H Diller yesterday and visits by B F Licurnen Druggist 8 D Rickabaugh and Thos Nelson. A slight frost marked Thursday morning.
A H Colman and P W Price handle county capital matters and discuss Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup as La Grippe remedy. B M trains reach St. Joe on high water. One Minute Cough Cure touted for lung troubles and chronic coughs. J W Sutton comments on unmarried men blaming others.
A brief note urges readers not to delay planting trees this spring, noting thirty years of effort in a local case from Aaronyville Pennsylvania before a cure was found. The message emphasizes timely action and mentions J. W. Sutton.
A one year old colt from Mekwank farm strayed or was stolen around weekend hours. Mr. Jarek seeks information and asks anyone with sighting to report at once. Authorities or local watchers are urged to help locate the missing animal.
A new time went into effect at the B M station altering only one train. The through freight No 64 now runs east, with adjustments noted at the big station.
Readable text indicates district residents may owe tuition due to a supreme court decision deeming a law unconstitutional. The document references Diller high school patrons and their obligation to pay tuition for a burdened education or settlement obligations.
A quoted remark ridicules an engaged girl by likening her value to that of a man suffering a toothache, reflecting era language and social attitudes toward marriage and gender roles.
An afternoon session of the school board is reported as special. Greek arms reverses have sparked dissatisfaction and a revolution threatened in Athens.
Farmers rush corn sales as implement dealers struggle to meet demand. The piece contrasts public knowledge of domestic traits with shared judgments and ends with a product plug for DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve by J. W. Sutton.
Geo H Townemaker offers New Departure Riding and Walking Cultivators at $23.00 and $24.00 with New Departure models at $18.00 available at the Post Office.
An old advertisement promotes Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maker as the cure for health through improved blood. Credited to B. F. Liauussrr, Druggist, highlighting blood as key to well being.
Observers note that intoxicated individuals often recall disputes and rally others to confront perceived grievances, causing a disturbance. The pattern suggests memory gaps but renewed targeting of known antagonists.
Mrs Allon died suddenly while visiting friends near Beare. A motor vehicle accident occurred. medical help arrived but was unsuccessful. The remains were transported to Fairbury for burial.
An article praises American inventiveness claiming Americans hold nearly 600000 patents, over one third of all patents worldwide. It notes the dominance of Chamberlain's old era remedies and stomach relief products, with testimonials from residents of Gakton Kentucky. For sale by Fi & Sutton.
London's school in Dist. No. 74 closed last Friday the 23rd inst. Patrons gathered at the school house for a basket dinner and a literary program. The teacher gave a brief address on education's importance, praised by attendees who recommended Mr Lordon as teacher.
Mrs J W Sutton and Miss Lillie Brant were in Fairbury on Tuesday. District court for Gage county convenes at Beatrice next Monday. Charley Brant and wife visited Fairbury this week. Mrs Charley Townemaker and her mother Mrs Greenwood were visiting Beatrice this week. An ad touts DeVite's Tattle Baby Risers for constipation and stomach troubles.
The Ellis correspondence from Beatrice Express states that Robert Wible moved his stock off hardware to Diller. This action shifts equipment and inventory away from the original location, signaling a regional business relocation.
Mont Edleman of Lincoln trips to the city for a family visit over Sunday accompanied by his mother in law Mrs A S Koons and other relatives noting a casual family excursion in local society.
Gentle Annie and other sensible persons urged to cleanse the liver and renew the system with DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills for the liver and stomach throughout the year. J. W. Sutton promotes the remedy.
Real estate sales and loan approvals can rely on a bonded abstract by J. M Hanns Davia. The First National Bank in Fairbury endorses the service, offering assurance for property transfers and financing.
Elder B. G. Reese and wife arrived Tuesday and stay with Dr. and Mrs. Jeffryes while settling in. The elder will preach at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening and every Sunday thereafter.
Mrs A Inveep of 720 Henry St Alton Ill suffered eight months with sciatic rheumatism after trying various remedies and physician care. She reports complete relief after using Chamberlains Pain Balm and publishes her experience to help others with the same affliction. Also 50 cent sites for sale by J Wutton.
School notes record visitors Anna Grott and others, mentions teachers Miss Ide Miller Dan Fry and Miss Lillie Osborn. Students plan tree planting and a Latin review. The Sapitas eighth grade and the ninth grade prepare an entertainment at a local church. E L ay PB W Price are noted.
Sheriff Mendenhall captured four tough looking characters at Jansen on Monday believed to be the burglars of a Scandir store last week. The men had a large quantity of stolen clothing they were trying to peddle.
A reported method says filling a bottle with urine and standing it for twenty four hours can indicate kidney issues. It notes that redi ments or a yellow tint may reveal unhealthy kidneys and that staining linen is presented as evidence of kidney trouble.
An advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for back and urinary ailments. It claims relief from pain, incontinence, and aftereffects of liquor, promising improved urinary control and reduced nocturnal trips. Sample bottle and pamphlet offered free by mail from Kilmer & Co.
The Nebraska finaly reports rising confidence and steady demand for cattle and horses. It notes profitable prices for good stock, revived livestock feeding due to large corn and hay crops, and advises raising feeders rather than borrowing or speculation, emphasizing prudent business pacing.
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