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Newspaper

The Jefferson County Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1896

Page

4

Local notes from Beatrice and surrounding towns

J B Dewey of Beatrice visits town. Prairie chickens not ripe until September 1. Teachers institute in session at Kairbury this week. Tom Lewe visited Wymore between trains last Saturday. County commissioners next meeting on September 1. Various stray items report insect bites and heat illness. Mrs Jos Bixby traveled to Strang to fetch daughter and recover a valuable horse after heat.

J.B. Dewey Beatrice Teachers Institute Kairbury Tom Lewe Wymore

Fragmented OCR Note on Local Activities

A garbled OCR passage mentions household tasks, a rally, and a moon event with scattered phrases. It references individuals and places without clear context or dates, making it hard to determine a cohesive news item.

Sunday school attendance in Nebraska reaches 165000

The report notes 165000 children attend Sun day schools in Nebraska. It also mentions DeWitt's Colic & Cholera Cure as a household preventive. Visitors J W Sutton George Nicholson and wife return to Cuba Illinois from Frank Hales' home. A Steele City Republican rally is planned with speakers J W Sutton E H Hinshaw and others.

George Nicholson Frank Hales Cuba Ill E. H. Hinshaw Steele City Becta “City

Local visitors settle bill for labor at county lumberyard

Dr. W. T. Jeffryes and his mother from Shanandoah, with a sitter from Ymore, visited last Friday and Saturday. The board of county commissioners allowed Colman Nelson, a local lumberman, a bill of 8 dollars 90 cents for labor.

W. T Jeffryes Shanandoah Ymore Colman i Nelson

Fairbury Visitors Attend Institute Week

Mary and Malcolm McQueen of Fairbury visit Uncle Wash Stewart and family since last Thursday. Marshall and of London who were Sata owa returned Saturday and attend the institute at Fairbury this week.

Mary Malcolm McQueen Fairbury Wash Stewart Marshall London

Zook Returns From Omaha Travel After Business Setback

J B Zook, traveling in the interests of an Omaha commission firm, is at home for a month due to a business setback. A ball gameWednesday between single and married men ended with a 38 to score for the women.

J.B. Zook Omaha Yamen

Atlantic visitors and Hatbine tent meetings announced

Mrs McGehan of Atlantic Iowa and Miss Nettie Cavett of Holmesville Nebraska arrive as guests of Mrs Jos Bixby. J Monroe Davis Bonded Abstract advertised for real estate and loan needs. United Brethren announce a series of tent meetings at Hatbine starting next Sunday with Rev Carter of Fairbury peshaging a basket dinner invitation.

McGehan Atlantic Nettie Cavett Holmesville Nebr Jos. Bixby J. Monroe Davis First National Bank Fairbury Etr United Brethren Hatbine Carter

Medicine Balm Sent Home to Germany by Lumber Co Worker

Mr Jacob Esbensen of Chicago Lumber Co Des Moines Iowa says he sent medicine to his mother in Germany and reports Chamberlains Pain Balm has long served his family. He notes 50 cent bottles sold by J W Sutton Druggist.

Germany Jacob Esbensen Chicago Lumber Co Des- Moines Iowa Chamberlain J._W. Sutton

Hebron man leases Diller Creamery for one year

O Mackell of Hebron leased the Diller Creamery from Gifford for one year starting September 1 with the option to buy. He has eight years in the business and will move with his wife and son to the vicinity, intending to run the venture.

O. Mackell Hebron Diller Gifford Sears Home Mackell

Old Settlers' Reunion At Endicott Delayed Notice

Go to J P Lowe and son for machine oil and axle grease. No official notice has yet been received at this office regarding the holding of the Old Settlers' Reunion at Endicott.

J. P. Lowe & Son Old Settlers Endicott

Fouts Inspects Lightning Loss at Stahl Residence

J. W. Fouts traveled to Harbine yesterday to adjust a fire lightning loss on Henry Stahl's home following a recent strike.

Harbine Henry Stahl

Local Visitors From Rockwell City Arrive In City

Mr and Mrs Galen Whealen of Rockwell City Iowa arrive Tuesday and visit the city. The A Q O U W lecture by Rev Byron Beal in the M E Church last Saturday evening was postponed due to bad weather.

Galen Whealen Rockwell City Alex. Ballard Byron, Beal M. E. Vhurch

Notice on sidewalk theft and local jail threat

Notice warns that parties stealing sidewalk pieces to burn face possible jail in Fairbury. Also mentions cholera morbus and diarrhoea remedies from DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure, claiming instant results and healthy bowels, endorsed by J. Wutton.

Fairbury Gooner J. Wutton

Eloping Couple Refused License Seeks Fairbury Vows

A Marysville Kansas couple eloping were denied a marriage license in Beatrice on Wednesday night. They traveled to Fairbury yesterday to continue the attempt as the minor groom and his father plus a constable pursue them.

Marysville Kan Beatrice Fairbury

Birthday carnival editions honor Colorado Springs

Mr. R. V. Folkers has sent carnival editions of Colorado Springs papers commemorating the citys twenty-fifth birthday. Those wishing to view the editions may visit the office to see them.

R. V. Folkers Colorado Springs

Armstrongendorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup in Clinton

In Clinton Missouri retired druggist A L Armstrong, a respected town figure, says Ballard's Horehound Syrup outsells all other medicines. He touts it as a perfect remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. The product contains no opiates and sells for 26 and 60 cents through J W Sutton.

A.L. Armstrong

Revival at Liberty church sparks large Saturday gathering

The Liberty meeting attracted about 250 worshippers as evangelist Redding led four Sabbath services. A rebirth of faith was touted with prayers for revival unseen in Nebraska, as a Presbyterian presbytery plans events in nearby towns.

Liberty Holy Ghost Redding Subrise

Ice Cream Social Raises Over Seventeen Dollars

The W T U ice cream social was held in George’s furniture building last Friday evening and proved a success with receipts reported slightly above $17.

0. W. George's

Clyde Collinson Leaves Wymore for Denver Railroading

Clyde Collinson formerly worked in the B and M shops at Wymore spent a few days visiting his parents here and started Tuesday for Denver where he expects to resume railroading work.

Clyde Collinson Wymore Denver

DeWitts Colic Cholera Cure Endorsed For Summer Ills

A reader testimonial lauds DeWitts Colic Cholera Cure as a fast relief for summer ailments in children. It is praised as a reliable remedy for dysentery and diarrhoea and recommended strongly by J. W.

Gony DeWitt J. W., Utton

Fairchild Receives Washington Patent for Improved Corn Planter

H E Fairchild secured a patent this week from Washington for an improved corn planter using discs instead of runners. He is in correspondence with parties regarding manufacture. The Roop hopes you will profit from your invention, Herm.

H. E. Fairchild Washington Roop Herm

Dysentery Epidemics Touted Cure By Chamberlain Remedy

A 19th century notice extolls Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective against dysentery in epidemic areas. It claims perfect success where physicians failed, noting cures in children and adults under difficult conditions, and lists J. W. Sutton as the local dealer.

Chamberlain J. W. Sutton Deggist

In Memory of Rudolph Harms and Baby Son

Poetic memorial verse printed as a mournful eulogy for Rudolph Harms and an infant, reflecting on life, death, faith, and remembrance. The text contemplates loss, the fragility of youth, and consolation through memory and heaven, with emotional lines about sunshine, rain, and the dust of death. Dated August 9th, 1896.

Rudolph Harms Lia

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Jefferson Co. Record AB. Wright Is. Is. Bnazin Lohis Strang Hast Et Tain Jacob Hotell Ung Club Kinley Balt “Lake Ross Sunday Schools of Nebraska Clinton Missouri Byron Beall The M. E. Church Vera m Desser Raat Dilies Nebr
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