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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
4
The notice states a weekly publication schedule in Diller Nebraska with offices located in the East Loock building upstairs in rooms 4 and 5. It specifies the location and times for readers to access the paper.
The notice outlines payment terms for subscriptions including one year six months and three months in advance. It notes paper delivery to subscribers and that orders are considered valid when received with all arrears paid in full.
Local notes mention Frank Gale from Fair uary Sunday and A L Trostman returning from Lincoln. Dr W L Seymer eye specialist at 1219 K sivest Lincoln featured. Bellard's Liniment advertised for bruises cuts and burns. Price 25 and 50 cents.
John Clark sold his farm southeast of town to a German buyer from near Wymore for 4800 dollars and will take possession on March 1.
Mia Nellie Wilson and her children traveled from Omaha to visit her aunt Mrs. Ben Thompson and other relatives in the Diller area last week, sharing time with family in the countryside.
Noesles Derr and Lee Calkins attended the Woodman log rolling at Lincoln on Wednesday and stopped in Wymore on their way home to take in the reunion.
A cryptic note discusses blotches and skin marks as natural signals of the body in a health context. It mentions the ineffectiveness of Herbine nn aid and hints at proper duties and form. The passage reads as a garbled slice from a medical discussion with uncertain attribution.
The paperbliosn electors hold a caucus at 10 A. M. Kaley requests eleven delegates. County convention scheduled at Airbury on the 18th inst.
Fragmentary text hints at a war era discussion with scattered names and phrases. Mentions include Boer star and Avalon Universe but many words are garbled. No clear event date location or specific participants are readable.
Fouts of Diller reports the sale of two farms this week, including the Fairchilds 40 acres near the area. The notice notes a real estate transaction and identifies the seller and location details in the local market report.
Incomplete OCR text mentions relatives in this city and a planned picnic next week. References to elegant ladies, parasols, and a few names appear, but specifics and context are missing.
The readable text shows an itemized price of 25 cents and a seller J W Satton. It appears as a damaged ad fragment with unclear product and context.
The annual meeting of the Jefter County Perez School AMC will be held at Recatnat. A good program is planned with details to be announced.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person named Ernest who works as a clerk at Loock's store and a vague south side area near the town. No clear事件 or additional named entities are readable.
The Misses Jennie and Violet Musser Verge Wright Addie Miller May Lowe Effie Powell and Mr Newton Musser attended a party at the home of Misses Burnie and Inez Welton last evening. They were highly entertained and report a jolly time.
The text appears as an OCR fragment from Steele's newspaper about Ady vases By et opiane Graves. It notes an Advance moving toward the highest standard of right living morally socially financially and denies involvement in political business in any sense.
A fragmented OCR text mentions races and county events with unclear names and numbers. Key entities are indistinct, but references to a beat, earnings, and dates hint at sports or local notices.
Esquire Kelleys wife and her sister are listed as sick. A Hale relative arrived from Boisey Idaho. Pambletons Drum Corps to perform at the A O U W picnic in Diller on Wednesday August 15. Balloon rides merry go round and platform dance announced. An oration titled for Gary of Balarde Harcound. Dr W I Seymour treats hoarseness sore throat with 25 and 50 price options. James Ashpaugh heads to Colorado to sell horses and cattle and will farm near Diller next year.
Advert describes Dr King s New Life Pulls as a remedy for headaches and nervous ailments. It claims to restore blood and health, costs only cents a box, and guarantees a cure sold by J W Sutton, druggist.
Mrs. Henry Eaton greets her father Joseph Coupland and brother Ira Coupland of Boone county Indiana who arrive for a three to four week visit in Diller. They praise Nebraska though boast their Hoosier corn and lack wheat on the trip.
The reunion drew many local residents from Wymore and nearby towns this week. Names include Copeland, Tate, Brant, Kelleley, Brant, Ballard, Pearce, McElwee, Rosing, McManes, Darr, Calkins and others.
The article explains corn has separate male and female organs. The tassel atop the stalk is the male pollen source while the silk acts as the female organ. Pollen lands on or is placed on the silk and moves down to the cob through the exposed end.
The Ow! Male Quartette will sit at the A. O. U. W. picnic on Wednesday. J. B. Zook and Or. Fry attended county seat matters on Monday. Mrs. Chas Packer and children arrived Thursday evening from Blue Hill Kansas for a visit to relatives in Diller and vicinity.
A long time patron at a joint learns his fortunes are gone and health failing. In a drunken, final reflection he compares his money spent to the flashy life of the proprietor with a barouche and diamonds, realizing he paid dearly for perceived paint on a smeller.
Church directory entry notes a Wednesday evening service at a local parish with preaching and community notices. Details are unclear due to OCR degradation but indicate midweek religious gathering and announcements for attendees.
Fraternal notices show A F and A M Maphtali Lodge No 1 Free and Accepted Masons and Pleasant Lodge Honor meeting dates. Worshipful Master and officers listed with past and future dates in a lodge directory entry.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a ballet event in Cape with a showy performance and a prominent participant. The readable names are unclear but suggest a local venue and notable dancer.
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