Big day at Diller as warm weather boosts corn selling
Jefferson County Record notes a hot day for selling corn at Diller. Lightner and Hutchinson weigh options while weather clerk pays little heed. Several locals, including D R Kelley, A niece and two children visiting W G Frisbie, and Dr Jeffryes, travel between nearby towns. Clarkson's laundry proclaims best in the state, and DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised. A second hand sewing machine is for sale or trade. School board construction work continues at the north end of the schoolhouse. F Udgtzell travels to Holfenberg Kansas to check on cattle.
Madden visit ends with Colorado son return
Mr and Mrs Henry Madden returned home Wednesday from a visit with a son in Colorado. J W Sutton promotes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for hoarseness sore throat and breathing difficulties. Also notes visitors Lottie Heurichs and Ti R Henrichs and a teacher's institute in Fairbury with Diller residents attending. Pigs wanted as cash from debtors to REcorp.
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Henry Madden
Colorado
Ballard
J. W. Sutton
Rock Island announces 00 rate to Fairbury exposition
Public notices list admission details for the Fairbury exposition on August 20 while medical testimonials promote remedies from James M. D. and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for skin eruptions and various ailments with prices and local druggist sales noted.
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the. Rock. Island
Fairbury
Ya. Exposition
Local business and home updates from area towns
The entry lists several day to day happenings including grain handling by elevators, plastering of Charley Hood’s new house by G. B. Pearce, a hog shipment by J. B. Zook & Son to St. Joe, a 52 foot well completion at A. O. U. W. park by M. Wright, James Tate’s return from Fairbury, Specht boys shelling at Central Granaries, Joe Bixby resuming medical studies in Kansas City, Lincoln laundry services, a barber shop ad on the east side, Uncle John Williams painting his residence, and a note on DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve with a caution about counterfeit products.
Armless Professor Plays Nine Instruments With Feet At Picnic
The armless Prof Owense performs nine instruments using his feet at an A. O. U. picnic on August 12. The note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising its soothing effects and quick cures, available through all druggists.
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Qwens
Diller
Prof
Owense
Local Wagons and Prices Amid Midwest Stores
Studebaker wagons and Jackson wagons with extra wagon boxes are offered at J. P. Lowe and Son's with special prices. Dr H W Hepperlin formerly of Harbine now Beatrice married Rose Belle Warner of Beatrice on the 8th and they have left for Colorado on a bridal trip.
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Studebaker
Jackson
J. P. Lowe & Son’s
H. W. Hepperlin
Harbine
Beatrice
Rose Belle Warner
Colorado
J.P. Lowe & Son
Dr King's New Life Pills Boost Vital Power
Bismark’s iron nerve and success are linked to stout health. Indomitable will and energy fail when stomach liver kidneys and bowels are out of order. Use Dr King’s New Life Pills to develop brain and body. only 25 cents at J W Sutton’s drug store.
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Bismark
Dr. King
J. W. Sutton
Accident cripples RR brakeman in tragic train fall
Uncle John Williams reads a Pennsylvania paper reporting a sad accident involving his nephew H. V. Repp a brakeman for the Pennsylvanian Railroad. He fell from a train and lost both legs one near the groin and the other above the ankle. He was hospitalized and doctors believe he will survive.
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John Williams
Pennsylvania
H. V. Repp
P. R.R
25 Cents for Semi Weekly State Journal Offer
The Nebraska State Journal announces a fall subscription drive offering a postpaid semi weekly edition mailed from now until January 1 1900 for 25 cents. The promotion promises a large issue and big value to attract thousands of new subscribers and urges prompt payment by stamps. Lincolm Nebraska appears as the postal location.
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State Journal
Nebraska State Journal
Lincolo
Nebr
Local visits noted from Fairbury and surrounding towns
Joe Greenwood visited relatives on No. 15 Monday evening. R. V. Folkers and Arch Shultz traveled from Diller to Fairbury Sunday. Miss Olive Ballard and Patrice McElwee returned Tuesday after visiting relatives at Hardy.
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Joe Greenwood
R. V. Folkers
Arch Shultz
Diller
Fairbury
Olive Ballard
Patrice McElwee
Hardy
Mills Visits Kin as Worms Invade Digestive Line
A. Mills of Council Bluffs visited his father in law D. R. Kelley and other relatives this weekend. In a separate ad, White's Cream Vermifuge is advertised to destroy worms and restore digestive health, 25 cents, sold by J. W. Sutton.
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A. Mills
Council Bluffs
D. R. Kelley
J. W. Sutton
Grace Lowe Returns from Sidney Visit with Uncle Jos Van Eaton
Miss Grace Lowe came back Tuesday after a two month visit with relatives in Sidney Indiana. She is accompanied by her uncle Jos. Van Eaton who plans to remain here for a time.
Nature Aiding Skin Remedies Herbine Advertisement
Blotches and excresences annoy people and are nature’s effort to remove impediments to healthy skin. Herb ine will aid nature in this work ensuring clear skin free from imperfections. Price 50 cents. J. W. Sutton.
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Herbine
Nature
J. W. Sutton
Aultman-Taylor Steam Engine Sold Locally
J. P. Lowe & Son received a new Aultman-Taylor steam engine Tuesday and sold it to Menefee & Davis of near Hollenberg Kansas who had disposed of the one they bought a few weeks ago.
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J. P. Lowe & Son
Aultman-Taylor
Menefee & Davis
Hollenberg
Kansas
Mother credits medicine with saving child in dysentery
Mrs Geo F Burdick of Liberty Rhode Island recounts her eight children and how Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her daughter's life during a severe dysentery attack last summer. She urges mothers to use the remedy and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Geo. F. Burdick
Liberty, R. 1
Republicans Nominate County Ticket at Jefferson Convention
At Fairbury last Saturday the Jefferson County Republicans nominated a full county ticket: County clerk E L Cline treasurer S R Merrill superintendent K E Boner sheriff W B Cropsey coroner S W Dodge surveyor N K Davis. Merrill accepted after a unanimous ballot. Judge C J Letton selects delegates to judicial and state conventions. Delegates to the state convention include Charles Letton Fred Jarchow George Cramb and others.
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Jefferson County
Fairbury
E. Li. Cline
S. R. Merrill
K. E. Boner
W. B. Cropsey
W. Dodge
N. EK. Davis
Merrill
W. F. Ware
Jay McDowell
Robert Clapp
A. J. King
James Ireland
C. H. Denney
B. Cropsey
George Mackey
Raggett
T. Li Ewing
Perry
George B. White
New Columbia mane beats them all for sale by Blauser
An advertising item touts New Columbia mane and Rocky Mountain Tea as a fountain of youth product. It claims the tea touches the cheek and lingers youth on the face of age. The notice directs readers to ask their druggist.
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Columbia Mane
J. O. Blauser
Tonnemaker Leases Folkers Building for Wagons
G. H. Tonnemaker took delivery of a car load of Cooper wagons and buggies and has leased the Folkers building to store the vehicles.
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G. H. Tonnemaker
Folkers
Piles Cure Ad Promises Banner Salve at 25c
An advertisement touts Banner Salve as a cure for piles with a promise to end discomfort. It credits M. Wright as the seller and lists a price of 25 cents.
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M. Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jefferson Co. Record
Will Hoffman
J. P. Lichty
Lightner & Hutchinson
A. Niece
W.G Frisbie
Clarkson’s
Lincoln
C. W. Pearce
DeWitt
F. Udgtzell
Holfenberg
Kanéis
W. W. Merton
Mayhew
Wis
Lottie Heurichs
Ti. R. Henrichs
Vicinit
the Teacher's Institute
Ole, Fore
James M. D
American Journal of J. W
Backlen
Arnica
G. B. Pearce
Charley Hood
J. B. Zook & Son
St. Joe
A. O. U. W. Park
Jas. Tate
Specht
Joe Bixby
Kansas City
Lincoln Laundry
East Side
DeWitt’s
Ohamberlain
Republican County Convention
L. C. Ballard
F. Hartzell
A. J. Sheldon
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