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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1899
Page
5
Property listing notes an 8 1 2 miles southwest of Beatrice and 6 miles southeast of Ellis for sale. No further details provided.
Thanksgiving observations mark the day with trains halted on the B M line and locals noting farm work, a burned Joy’s elevator near Odell to be rebuilt, and a Diller resident reconsidering Idaho relocation. Also listed are offers from life insurers for Rocky Mountain Tea and Ballard's Snow Liniment ads.
The next Union Missionary Meeting will be held at Mrs. B F Lightner’s on Saturday afternoon December 9. The subject is Syria. All are invited and readers are urged to submit items of news to share.
A medicinal advert promises quick throat and chest relief from a severe cold. It claims Foley's Honey and Tar soothes soreness, with a warm healing sensation and the phrase It Hits The Spot. The ad is attributed to M. Wright.
The fair and festival at Loock's hall proceeds in early December with stalls and events. Parents of Mr and Mrs Will Keckley dined with them last Sunday. Mr Senior's sale on Tuesday drew buyers, especially for horses cattle and hogs. The A O U W lodge plans its December election on Saturday evening December 6.
P. W. Price and K. L. Loock visited Harbine on Wednesday to arrange extending the Diller Telephone Co's line to the town. J. B. Clark of Peoria notes an ad claiming DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles and skin diseases and warns against counterfeits. J. W. Sutton is mentioned.
The north side Castor street sidewalk west of the bank should be replaced now to prevent impassable conditions from slush and mud in winter.
M. Wright touts Banner Salve as the best healing salve for piles burns ulcers and all skin diseases. Based on a prescription from a world renowned skin specialist the product is promoted as highly effective for various skin conditions.
Fisher living east of town was relieved of 150 dollars he was carrying. the thief remains at large in Fairbury Journal report.
A. G. Keim, once deputy U.S. marshal for the district, is indicted by a federal grand jury for taking hush money from druggists in Gage County who he accused of selling liquor without a government license.
A Glencoe resident states his son suffered chronic illness then was cured after using two bottles of the 25 cent size Chanderlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He hopes others read this and find relief from similar afflictions. Sold by all druggists.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Elmyr M. Hadley and Lucy A. Brant to take place at the Brant residence about five miles southeast of the city at high noon on the sixth inst.
John Furnas of Brownville plans to whitewash all trees on his fruit farm and spray blossoms next spring. He believes Nebraska horticulturists must protect crops from insects to prevent a failed apple harvest. Burlington adds four new chair cars on the Kansas City Denver train, built by Pullman, with black exterior and colored interior, matching traveler needs. Wymorean.
An advertisement urges relief for colds with Ballard's Horehound Syrup sold by J. W. Sutton at 25 and 60 cents. It promotes bedtime use to ease symptoms and mentions price points.
The Star of Jupiter lodge convenes this evening to elect officers for the ensuing year, inviting all members to attend and participate in the annual organizational selection.
A nine pound boy was born Sunday the 26th to Mr and Mrs Fred Morrison with Dr Jeffryes in attendance. The notice names a patent medicine advertisement for Herbine claiming blood purification and digestion improvement, priced at 50 cents by J W Sutton.
Mrs John Gillett visits Hanover Kansas to spend Thanksgiving with her mother and relatives. Miss Annie E Gunning of True Michigan reports a cure from dyspepsia using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming complete relief and rapid recovery. J W Sutton.
John Henrich brings 120 head of cattle from the Bear river country in Colorado. Last Friday evening they arrived and ate well. He plans to feed about half at once and keep the rest for spring and summer grazing.
D B Johnson of Richmond Indiana credits Chamberlains Pain Balm with relief after 1862 rheumatism. He says a single application reduced swelling and pain, and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Zane Fordyce suffered a dislocated right knee after a dog chased a rabbit into a field where he reached for corn. Dr. Jeffries attended him and he now moves with a cane.
CO reports for Diller intermediate department shows 39 enrolled with 31 average attendance and 17 tardies. Students not absent or tardy include Jessie Gillett Lucile Miller Elsie Trustman Earl Curry Homer Fields Minnie Price Earl Pearce LaForest Raymond Russell Kodell Barton Williams Clarance Eaton Chas Diller Clinton Tristman John Clausson Lottie Loock Sammie Friday Dora Mathias Anes Friday Gertrude Loock Mary CarTlin Teache.
Advertises several district office manager positions to represent the sender across counties. Offers $600 yearly, paid weekly, with unsigned but desirable employment terms. Requests applicants to include references and a self addressed stamped envelope, directed to A. Park at 320 Caxton Building Chicago.
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