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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1900
Page
4
Jas Bodell builds a large barn for Lon Snyder. Ed Bixby quits farming and moves to Odell this week. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs C J Hiatt on the 13th. Geo Bailey, veteran horseman from Fairbury, is in town today.
The piece records a sale of ladies' slippers at cost from Lieningx & Hutchinson and local items: the republican county convention set for Fairbury tomorrow. Mentions Uncle John Williams’s residence lot in east Diller, visits from Jas Koons and Mrs Eryn Clark, and Chas Osborn moving to Diller to work in Titzell's barber shop before teaching on Rock Creek in fall.
An advertisement touts Pile Ointment as an infallible cure with price details in bottles and tubes. J. W. Sutton is listed as the promoter or seller.
Miss Bertha Henderson of Fairbury formerly a Diller public school teacher visited Wednesday to attend a local picnic and reunite with friends she has in the area.
Blotches and excresences annoy people and are natural efforts to remove impediments. Herbine will aid nature in its work and help the skin be clear and beautiful free from imperfections. Price 50c. J. W. Sutton.
John Miller and wife of Wood River visited relatives and friends at Diller and Thompson this week. They attended the picnic Wednesday with local attendees.
Twenty nine officers and men write from the front praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and stiff joints. Reported to be best in the world for burns and outdoor wear. sold by J W Sutton in Payne?crene.
Miss Eva Crocker came home Saturday from the state normal school at Peru and the teachers institute at Fairbury. We understand that unless she secures a school to teach this fall and winter it is her intention to return to Peru again.
The Diller picnic hosted by today No. 183 A D U W attracted over 2000 attendees. The program ran smoothly with notable performances by Jeffryes band of Wymore and Pembleton drum corps of York. Speeches by Mr. VanDyke and Ella Chapman praised the gathering.
Local item notes the Jefferson County Fair in Fairbury running September 11 to 14. The piece mentions dead poet John J. Ingalls, a medical note on Herbine for fevers, a Fairbury resident W H Adams losing speech at a picnic due to bronchial trouble, and eye strain causing headaches with a call for glasses from Dr W J Seymour in Lincoln Nebraska.
Mrs. Sadie Diller returned to her Strang home after a week visiting her sister Mrs. Nettie Hartzell and other relatives and friends.
An 19th century advertisement asserts White's Cream Vermifuge purges all worms and corrects digestive organs. It promotes ease in digestion and overall body health with a 25 cent price, signed by J. W. Satton.
Sutton offers a relief in cases omen ban with items priced at 85 and 50 cents. The notice mentions Seow Se and related remedies.
Real estate sellers and loan applicants urged to obtain a bonded abstract of J. Monroe Davis from First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska to ensure smooth transactions and loan acceptance.
A Deming Indiana resident details a baby's prolonged teething and stomach sickness. The caregiver used a bottle of Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, giving four drops in a teaspoon, after which the child improved promptly. No further names or dates beyond those in the fragment are identifiable.
The Burlington Route offers a round trip fare of 16.10 from Diller to Chicago for August 24 to 27 to cover the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Return by September 1, with possible extension to September 30. Check nearest Burlington office for rates, baggage, and train service.
A fragmented quote reflects on the role of local journalism. The speaker muses on why a paper matters when sorting scraps and family matters, praising the editor as a trusted town figure.
Mrs George Long of New 8e Ohio saved two lives by staying awake and trying remedies until urged to use Dr King Discover One bottle. She and others benefited from the throat and chest cures touted as powerful. Trial bottles free at Satton's drug store with regular sizes.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan says his wife suffered five years with illness until two doses of Electric Bitters restored her ability to move and work. The drug is claimed as a supreme remedy for female diseases with a cure guaranteed at 50 cents by J W Sutton, druggist.
RIAN CHURCH uses weekly Sunday preaching schedule. Faith services listed with times and notices for parishioners.
Mrs Chas Packer arrived back at Blue Hill Kansas in Mitchell County with sister Mrs A Tonnemaker. At Lanham a man on a cart tried to cross the rail and was struck by the train, suffering a deep head wound and profuse bleeding though his condition is not learned.
Sunday at 11 00 in the morning and 7 20 in the evening at the church. A weekly schedule alert for the congregation with a Wednesday afternoon service hinted.
Fragmentary notes reference Jet Hendre of Prthing Hall with unclear roles and missing details. No verifiable event or outcome is evident from the readable text.
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