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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
5
Zook and Son shipped a carload of hogs on Wednesday. Two thousand dollars will be spent for a four day show and amusement at the county fair in Fairbury from September 11 to 14.
Farmers advised about equipment drills featuring the Havana bunner and disc press from Gro TonNEMAKER.
An advertisement notes health benefits of Rocky Mountain Tea and lists prices for wheat corn hogs butter and eggs. It mentions Misses Gertrude and Larah Lamb visiting relatives on Cab Creek this week.
Arch Shultz travels from Fairbury with the Nebraska National Guards for their annual Hastings encampment. The storm toppled three Advent tents and shattered glass at Sebolt Senior's front. An ad notes Tabler's Pile Ointment as a cure with bottles and tubes priced at 75e by J. W. Sutton.
Miss Carrie Sutton of Louisburg Kansan arrives Tuesday evening to visit Diller relatives and help at the drug store while John travels to Oklahoma. The ad notes Herbine aids nature to improve skin appearance, priced 50 cents from J. W. Sutton.
A group of ladies gathered at Mrs. Isaac Taylor's home four miles southeast of Diller to dry apples for donation to an orphan’s home in St. Louis.
Miss Della Wright, visiting her sister Mrs Lot Moss since picnic day, returned Wednesday evening to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A B Wright near Reynolds in this county.
An old advertisement states 29 officers and men wrote from the from to sey that scratches bruises cuts wounds sore feet and stiff joints improved with Cure guaranteed. Buck ae atioe. pee eee ec groma 8 25 conta box. Sold by 4 W Sutton, draggist.
An infant aged 10 months and 15 days died Tuesday August in Beatrice. The child was cared for at home by a local physician and minister. The remains were interred in the new cemetery at Beatrice.
Fragile OCR fragment notes a Pleasant group planning a meeting at eight on a Saturday in September for selecting delegates. Not all names or places are readable.
Local ad notes Rowell disc drills available for 85 dollars at Geo H Tounemaker's store, highlighting a bargain on farm equipment.
Cal Waggoner returned Monday from attending the G A B pennion at Lincoln. The trip drew interest from local readers and highlighted regional fraternal activities.
An 19th century advert claims Herbine cures fevers by cleansing the stomach and bowels of humors and impured secretions. The preparation is priced at 50 cents and sold by J. W. Sutton.
A Friday plans an addition to his farm residence and erects a barn measuring 40 by 60 feet, signaling expansion on the property.
Fred and Will Frisbie depart on an early train amid plans for a summer visit to Denver and other Colorado resorts.
A county fair event in Fairbury offers a prize of 8500 for a rider who stays on a wild bucking broncho for 20 minutes during the fair running September 11 to 14.
For sale a five‑rod house with two fenced lots, twenty bearing trees, grapes and gooseberries, coal house. Call on Geo H Torinemaker at 41. Also White's Cream Vermifuge advertised by J W Sutton for 25 cents claiming health benefits to digestive organs.
Harve Seaman of Davenport Indiana stops Sunday evening to visit his wife’s parents Mr and Mrs S Clark and other relatives before traveling as a delegate to the National Karmeris Congress in Colorado Springs.
Mrs George feee of a n en pes pas ives recovered after her sleepless night and lingering illness. Dr Kieg's New Discovery cured her and Mr Long of pneumonia. It treats throat chest and lung troubles. 50c and 1.00. Trial bottles free at Sutton's drug store.
A writer confined in a fanatic asylum explains his detention by recounting a tangled family web. He describes a widow who married him, his widowed father who married the widow’s grown daughter, creating a chaotic chain where his wife becomes mother-in-law to her own father-in-law and other kinship shifts.
A notice from Fairbury Nebraska announces availability of a bonded abstract of title for property, offered through First National Bank. The brief invites interested parties to obtain the abstract service via the local bank and associated offices.
A Cleveland or Indiana anecdote describes C P M Holliday from Deming Indiana using Champlain Colicera and Diarrhoea Remedy to treat frequent bowels from six to eight times daily during June and July. The seller J W Satton offered the product in the period.
Burlington offers a single fare of 16.10 from Diller with return by September 30. Tickets good for travel to 27 and inclusive of special rates and baggage rules. Contact nearest Burlington Route office for dates, rates, and train service details.
A dramatic tale describes a slave bound for years by a cruel overseer. A claim that two doses of Electric Bitters healed a woman’s weakness and fainting spells, restoring her ability to move and manage daily tasks. Sold by W Sutton, druggist, for 50 cents with guarantee.
Fragments of a note about prayer and service alignment appear as a garbled message. Unclear names or places are readable, with stray references suggesting a time or day but no coherent event or speaker identifiable. Further context is needed to determine intent or origin.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Methodist Episcopal item listing a class or teaching event with a time reference around 10. The readable text gives no clear date, place, or full description to confirm details.
A. F. IO ae Naphtall Lodge No. 206 shows meeting details and officers in this directory entry. The text lists names and positions within Gaia aces and E. 8. Sees, indicating Masonic lodge organization and local affiliate references.
A fragmented OCR item shows odd terms like Weef and Jeepaitesms and stray numerals. The readable bits hint at a playful or puzzle-like note from an unknown page, lacking clear people places or events to anchor a fuller summary.
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