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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1897
Page
4
A mixed column notes Sutton selling wallpaper paints and oils and promoting One Minute Cough Cure with claims it cures coughs and throat troubles. It also mentions Gene Mumford visiting Beatrice and a new baby arrival for Dan Shea.
If you need any stationery such as letter heads bill heads statements envelopes or cards come and see us. We have the type to do you as good work as they do in cities and at just as cheap prices.
Ice skates for girls and boys now available at Blanser's hardware store. All sizes and prices listed. Call to pick a pair before the assortment is gone.
The A O U Wa planned to elect officers tonight. E L Loock and J B Zook visited the county rent. Miss Edna Cress traveled to Lincoln for medical treatment at the sanitarium. Local youths held a dancing party at Mr and Mrs Pian Hall. J P Squires of California, an old friend of John Lamb, visited in Diller on Sunday.
The notice promotes a yearly subscription rate of one dollar in advance or anytime during the year and urges every family in and near iller to subscribe.
Mrs. Mary Bird of Harrisburg Pennsylvania credits twenty five cents for saving her child from croup through One Minute Cough Cure. The testimonial notes it cures coughs and throat and lung troubles as advertised by J Utton.
Elegant lamp showcase at J. W. Sutton in the north window offers large and small lamps suitable for Christmas gifts. Prices are moderate, with a lamp to fit every style and budget.
An advertisement claims Fenner’s Blood and Nerve Tonic cures liver complaints, dullness, irritability, nervousness, and despondency. It urges readers to try the remedy as a treatment when other medicines fail, presenting bold assurances of relief.
An heir was born to Mr and Mrs Wa Steiber the second inst There will be a close call for a double header assessment in the A O U W for next month President McKinleys mother suffered paralysis last Friday and is not expected to recover
The Modern Woodmen and G A R lodges elected officers at their last meetings but their secretaries failed to supply a complete roster, leaving the editor unable to publish the names. A Pleasant Ridge merchant Mr C M Dixon has a daughter troubled by croup. his wife uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with prompt relief. 25 and 50 cent sizes sold by J W Sutton Brugzist.
All those extending a helping hand and neighbors who offered assistance during the severe sickness death and burial of our baby are heartily thanked. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Fry.
A period promotional note from Oklahoma Territory claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia. It credits Druggist Sutton with endorsements, advising people with weak lungs to keep the medicine on hand as a safeguard against colds and flu.
Local ad notes stock of buggies from J P Lowz and Son. A report states someone shot Dr Beeps, a St Bernard beloved by the doctor’s young son, described as a favorite.
Quit tobacco easily with No-To-Bac the wonder worker that makes weak men strong. All druggists 50c or 81. Cure guaranteed. Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
Men and others entitled to clerical permits are urged to call at the Burlington ticket office to arrange their 1898 permits. The notice directs applicants to secure their permits promptly through the office.
The Rev Nelson of Iowa and Holdrege Nebraska will preach at the Diller Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning and evening with possible relocation to the town.
The Reverend McLaughlin, serving the Presbyterians in Alexand ria, narrowly escaped injury when a boy of about ten fired a gun. The bullet passed in front of his stomach and lodged in his left arm, later removed by a physician. He remains bedbound but shows improvement with Dr. Kaupp attending.
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