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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1895
Page
8
The notice outlines subscription options for the Jefferson County Record, requiring three months in advance or a yearly rate of two dollars if not prepaid, with the publication date listed as Friday December 13, 1895.
The notice advertises The Record for one dollar yearly and urges households in the Diller area to subscribe, highlighting a twenty percent clothing reduction on offer from J. L. Locox.
The item notes 16 cent haircuts at room 3 Loocks Building and religious services led by Rev. J. G. Walker at Odell. Ambrose May and wife from Steele City visited Diller yesterday. Collinson's promotes affordable underwear for men women and children. County commissioners approve bond for D. R. Kelley as Justice of the Peace Pleasant precinct.
Ben Hicken has returned from Murray Nebraska. It is not learned whether he intends to stay or return to Cass county.
Preparations for a Christmas Eve ball at Loock's hall Diller include new and beautiful music. Organizers are urged to provide the programs of the Christmas entertainments for publication next week.
The Methodist ladies aid society hosts a 10 cent variety supper and social at Loock's hall in DA or on Friday evening, Dec. 27. Coffee pie and sandwiches will be served and all are invited.
John Clark marketed stock in Omaha yesterday sourced from Zook and Clark after a Tuesday shipment. A market break followed the shipment, prompting a one or two day holdover.
Aecorp details that anonymous messages received this week were discarded promptly. Writers must include their names with communications intended for publication or as a good faith guarantee.
The Blythe residence four miles northeast of Diller burned Sunday afternoon while the family was at Sunday school. Mr Blythe was away. neighbors alerted him from his father's, but too late to save the house. The building and contents insured for 450 dollars in the Gage County Mutual. He plans to rebuild in spring and live with his father in the meantime.
Colllinsons offer Buckwheat Ben, sweet and pure for cakes. Dills and Smith Diller hauled the flyer to the county seat Tuesday. Each sale bill printed at this office includes a free notice in the Recorb.
The district court at Fairbury heard cases involving G H Clark Jos Binoy Forest Hartzell J a Sutton J Danne and Ruben Gordge. W P Mills sold 85 acres near Diller to Scott Merrell and retains adjacent land and a renters agreement for next year. C W Georges furniture store in Diller closed under a bill of sale to I D Steiner. the community hopes the closure is temporary and that Mr George will resume business soon.
Nickajack Post No. 245 G A R Dept of Neb held its annual meeting December 7 5 elected officers for 1896 P C Thomas Copeland S V C P H Tate J C Alex Bell Adjt Henry Eaton Q M F D Carr Surg D R Te Chap P Q O O D aggoner O Diller 8 M Wm Ridales James Moreland Delegate Kelley Alternate W H Diller Ratification will be held Saturday evening January 4 96
Miss Jennie Kendall hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs. I. M. Kendall's home. Vocal performances by Misses Lizzie Emery and Jennie Kendall were highlighted, with a list of attendees including Orleva Blauser Edna Whittemore Katie Diller Allie Geer Lizzie Kick Anna Steiner Grace Lowe Nellie Madden Rose Bishop Anna Waggoner and several gentlemen such as Will Eick Clark Blauser Chap Riddell and Elmer Greider.
The notice advertises deep discounts on leading magazines Peterson's New Magazine The Cosmopolitan McClure's Godey's Standard Delineator and Ladies' Standard with price calls and agent contact T Pearcy Pub Record Diller Nebr. It highlights The Delineator Winter Holiday Number contents including discussions on women in business craft topics and a series on dental care and architecture for women. Subscriptions offered at 1.00 per year or 15 cents per copy.
An advertisement promises a money refund if Balard's Horehound Syrup fails to relieve coughs chest or lung troubles including bronchitis. Sold by Gifford & Sutton with a policy to refund on return of battle noted in the offer.
This ad touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a home remedy for rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises burns frostbite sore throat sore chest lame back stiff joints and contracted muscles. It claims long term cripples once crippled by years can walk again and notes a 50 cent price sold by Gifford & Sutton.
An advertisement invites applicants to enroll in a free course offered by Mai at the Capital City Commercial College. It promotes the training as a valuable opportunity with no cost to the student.
An advertisement claims herbs can cure liver and stomach ailments. It promotes HERBINE as a premier liver medicine, noting symptoms like jaundice headaches bad taste and indigestion. Priced at 75 cents with free samples at Gifford & Sutton's rag store Now27.
The timetable lists east bound and west bound trains with passenger and freight numbers and times. Route advertised as the New Short Line to Helena Spokane Seattle and Tacoma. Agent W. Van Hogn provides the schedule details.
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