Post Office Notice From Diller Neb For Mail Transmission
A notice indicates material was entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1896
Page
2
A notice indicates material was entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
The Nebraska state fair runs in Omaha from August 27 to September 5, followed by the Jefferson County fair scheduled from September 15 to 18.
Mrs. 8. Clerk has been very sick the past week with bilious fever but is now getting better.
Mrs Clem Hedges and her son visit Mrs W Diller. Zook and Clark sell hogs to an Odell buyer from a car load. McKinley McCall club to meet Saturday evening in Bquire Kelley’s office. Newt Collinson of Downs Kansas visits W A Collins of the Commercial Hotel. Witt’s Little Early Risers advertised as remedies for headache biliousness indigestion and constipation. National committee of the sound money democrats calls for Indianapolis convention on September 2. Wagonaar visiting Belt Montana relatives in the city area.
Mrs Bdrnewalls and her two sons and daughter, who were visiting the Robert Patton family, returned to their Peoria Illinois home on Tuesday.
Dr. Hepperlin and Ed Weise of Harbine visited the city Tuesday evening. They consulted with Dr. A. T. Kaupp about Ka Kaupp who is very low with typhoid fever in Kaupp's brother Ka Kaupp's care.
Mr C D Yonker of ons Green Ohio endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saying he recommends it to customers and sells more of it than all other kinds combined. For sale by J Sutton Druggist.
Fragment reads travel note about months July and August on the Burlington Route with tickets valid 80 days and a rare chance to visit places in summer. Content is fragmented and partially unreadable.
The item notes One Minute Cough Cure advertised as a safe remedy for children promising immediate results. It mentions public calls for rapid relief from illnesses while physicians discuss theories of cure with the public awaiting faster remedies.
This liniment is advertised as the most tiny remedy from coast to coast and from lakes to gulf, curing rheumatism neuralgia cuts bruises wounds old sores burns and more. It also treats barbed wire cuts and proud flesh. Effective for animals. Price five cents, sold by J. W. Sutton.
Promotes the popular song In the Shadow of the Pines with composer G O and publisher Legg Bros of Kansas City Missouri offering a special price to readers who request a copy. The notice invites readers to obtain the sheet music by sending for both the current hit and a prior release titled I o the Shadow.
At Pairbury this week the Jefferson County Teachers Institute runs from Monday to Saturday August 15. About 200 teachers attend with a strong instructor corps led by Supt J M Greenwood from Kansas City. He teaches arithmetic grammar history and school management with practical demonstrations. Mrs Gudrun Thorne Thomsen of Cook County Illinois directs reading and language showing how beginners learn to read with a model group of children.
A Monday evening meeting featured plans by county teachers for next year aimed at broad improvement. Noted speakers Prof Greenwood and Dr H K Wolt spoke on Motive in Education and Child Study. A testimonial praised Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a sick child.
A large Diller audience gathered Friday for the McKinley McColl Republican club rally. Mrs. Wilhoit of Chicago trained a marching club that led the parade and sang campa songs. Speakers included Trinshaw of Fairbury and Geo E Jenkins of Fairbury. The event emphasized sound money and mutual insurance with strong voter enthusiasm.
The 148th annual reunion of Nebraska soldiers and sailors will be held at Camp Fairchild in Lincoln from August 24 to 29. The camp lies north of Lincoln on the old fair ground.
Agents wanted to sell the life and Speeches of McKinley with convention proceedings and platform. 3820 pages, 20 full page illustrations. Cloth $1.00, half morocco $1.50. 60 percent discount to A-80. Prospectus details and orders to J. B. Ogilvie Publish Co. New York.
The State Journal pledges extensive campaign reporting to beat all prior efforts. It aims to deliver complete, unbiased coverage from a Republican perspective, with populists and democrats encouraged to read for news. The Semi-Weekly Journal will reach thousands, costing 25 cents from now to November 15.
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