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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1896
Page
4
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E L Loock was in Fairbury on business. Nice trapes sell at 20 cents a basket in market. Park Koons visits Barneston with friends. Partial lunar eclipse visible Saturday night. Abundant wild grapes prompt daily grapeing parties. Will Carmichael and wife plan Sunday trip to Indiana. Street Commissioner Wright spent days trimming sunflowers on streets and alleys.
Several loads of home grown watermelons arrived this week and are being retailed at ten to twenty cents per fruit.
Heavy rains eased and threshing machines resumed operations this week, allowing wheat to move again. Local mills report activity returning to normal as fields drain and grain channels clear.
Last Sunday the Christian Church held no service as Rev. Hoag remained at home to conduct a funeral. No preaching occurred and church activities paused for the ceremony.
J. W. Sutton asserts that DeWitts Little Early Risers are the most effective remedy for headaches caused by indigestion and stomach troubles, promoting relief through a compact, stomach-friendly pill.
Mrs. Hannah Calkins returning from a visit with her son Winnie Alkina on Rock Creek to her home in Platsmouth occurred Wednesday with family noting the trip's end and safe passage.
Sam Clark Jr and a host of warm friends met relatives here for a delightful visit. He will return today to Chicago where he is engaged in the practice of law.
Jos Bixby Jr and his mother traveled to Holmesville Nebraska on Monday for a district Epworth League meeting and plan to visit relatives before returning.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at Mrs. Sarah Oar's residence on Saturday September 5 at 8 o'clock. Superintendents of departments will be elected at this meeting. All members are urged to attend.
An ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia cuts burns frostbite sore throat lame back and stiff joints. It claims deep penetration to the disease site and asserts long term cripples regain mobility after using it.
A note from a local sales agent B Lightner states a full refund if not satisfied after one use of Dr Fenter's medicines. The item prompts buyers to try the remedy with assurance of satisfaction.
Beatrice residents report Dr and Mrs Kaupp attended the Woodman picnic on Wednesday. The slogan boys will be boys appears in the write up, while an ad promotes DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure for the coming green apple season. J W Sutton mentioned in the notes.
Disease has spread through Rock Creek Sherman Willey Geo Galbraith and neighboring properties with nearly all cattle lost and owners facing serious losses.
Misa Enara Holiday, formerly of Beatrice and now living elsewhere, visited Wednesday to see Mrs. Erva Clark and other former classmates, reconnecting with old schoolmates.
Misses Dora and Annie Diller from the Fairbury area are visiting with their cousins Misses Katie and Effie Diller, spending the week together.
Callihan Martindale is reported to have swapped horses this week with a price of $25 if McInley is elected, otherwise it balances as an even trade.
The Fairbury Bryant and Free Silver Glee Club performed Friday evening. Their singing was praised though the sentiment of the gathering was noted as misaligned.
John M. Allen arrived Sunday from Belt Montana to visit his wife’s relatives. He formerly worked as night operator at the big station and it is understood he intends to return to railroading.
Jacob Esbenson of Chicago Sumter Co. Des Moines reports sending medicine to his mother in Germany. He praises a product named cee ey Pain Bala as the best remedy his family has used for years. J. W. Sutton, Druggist, advertises 50¢ bottles for sale.
Since 1878 there have been nine epidemics of dysentery in various parts of the country. Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is claimed to have perfect success in curing the disease, even in severe cases and among children and adults. Sold by J W Sutton Druggist.
Diller letters discuss voting intentions of Homer Clark and J H Emery. Clark supports McKinley while Emery, a Republican, is tied to Bryan per a contract. The note asserts silver dollars are legal tender for all debts, with coins under $1 valid up to $10.
Ss father PB Miller drove to Dan Gaunt's peach stand yesterday after discovering peaches priced at 50 cents.
Several visitors described as tourists have lingered in the city over the past days, mainly gathering around the stock yard area according to local observers.
Tomorrow in Superintendent Atkinson's office at Fairbury aspirants must pass the county examination for teachers' certificates. The final chance will determine eligibility for certification.
Don’t waste time with cholera morbus or diarrhoea fight them early with DeWitts Colic Cholera Cure. Results are instantaneous and bowels are left in healthy condition. Dame Rumor reports George Mason will have a new housekeeper this week. Mr Mason formerly lived in Diller and has many friends here who extend congratulations.
The McKinley McColl club will meet again Saturday evening at their headquarters in Esq. D. R. Kelley’s office. An interesting program has been prepared for this occasion. The club will try to provide seats for all who attend.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup will relieve coughs colds throat and chest troubles including whooping cough. If no benefit is seen after a fair trial the seller will refund the purchase price upon return of the bottle. The product is sold by J W Sutton at 25 and 60 cents.
A Friday night gathering at Loock's hall hosted by a local silver club drew Democrats populists and Republicans plus women and children. Speakers W F Cramb and W H Barnes assailed populist policy amid tariff and gold standard talk, while organizers showed reluctance to publicize the event.
Mrs. Mary Edwards, a relative of the Erharte, traveled yesterday by Burlington route to Weathersfield, passing between Ditle and Steele City with an intended exax stop.
The Burlington Route offers round trip one fare tickets for G. A. R. Ream Lincoln on dates August 24 to 29 with return by August 31. Milwaukee National Republican League event dates August 26 and 27 have sale Aug. 23 and 24 with final return by Aug. 29.
Advertisement promises a liver remedy HERBINE to cure disorders of the liver stomach or bowels. Claims include biliousness constipation jaundice dyspepsia indigestion back pain chills fever and general poisoning of blood. Free sample bottles offered at J W Sutton's drug store 52.
The third annual Jefferson county Young People’s Societies of Christian Endeavor convention convened at Old Plymouth Church with 1000 a.m. session and 7:15 p.m. program. Miss Katie Diller reported 84 members at the local society, including 50 active and 28 associate, with 32 new members since August 1, 1905 and 21 church enrollments. The gathering drew many delegates and visitors, and the social committee planned monthly entertainments.
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