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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a location in Diller Nebraska with unclear references to dates or events. readable items include place name and scattered terms but no complete incident or person to confirm details.
A fragmentary line notes a presentation or event involving JW Wutton at Sole's or Geeful and We. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
A brief market note from Diller covers prices for wheat corn and oats. It lists No 3 wheat at price 4, shelled corn, oats at 19 cents, butter 1 cent, eggs at a quoted rate.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a couple arriving and mention a man’s age and a response in a dated context. The text is garbled with missing nouns and punctuation, hindering a clear event or location identification.
Fragmentary notice recalls a Bartley morning event involving Harler rys and a wife tied to the Keys family, with Des Moines, Ta. referenced. The incomplete text hints at a funeral or death notice and a familial connection through a wife and brother.
Fragmented OCR notes advertise patent medicines and local notices with mixed quotes and names. It mentions Bromo Quinine tablets, a Meabjets item, a Nebraska photographer, and auction listings. Local social notes include Mrs Keapp and Miss Wrant at Fairbury, Avéral Fouts ill with pneumonia, and J B Wright auctioneers.
Early Sunday a fire erupted in the coal in the engine room of the Central Granaries Co elevator. Workers fought to control the blaze, shoveling coal and keeping the flames to a small area. Four major fires were averted as smoke and heat were contained without injury.
A fragmentary report describes a dramatic rescue where a man named Chacjee fakin ack Qj was saved from imminent death. The piece claims two years of declining health due to consumption but credits a medicine called King’s New Discovery with immediate relief and life preservation.
An unreadable OCR snippet contains scattered letters and punctuation with no clear events or names available for meaningful summarization. The readable portions do not yield identifiable persons organizations places or dates to anchor a concise news item.
The Burlington will sell round trip tickets from Diller to Lincoln at 4.10 with return by December 20. This travel is for the Nebraska State Teachers Association annual meeting on December 25 to 27.
Lot Moss and Sherm Cally plan a joint public sale on the Senior farm one mile south of Diller. The auction begins at 10 o clock next month with a free lunch at noon. J B is listed as the auctioneer.
A damaged clipping references Chamberlain's stomach medicine used by many and notes a case that did not settle the issue. It mentions medical context and a resolution but leaves unclear outcomes or names.
On UaWe Officers Diller Lodge No 188 A O D W elected officers last Saturday evening for the ensuing year Workman F T Pearcey Foreman Sayfor Lid Overseer John Burr Recorder Chas Reinhart Financier F H Baterson Receiver We Hanver
Readable fragments reflect a local notice style listing names and roles amid unclear entries. The text hints at organizational directories or lodge listings with possible personal names and titles though specifics remain obscured.
A fragment mentions a monthly meeting for both men and women with a gathering at a hall. It lists a tentative time around 2:90 to 3:00 and refers to visiting seers and VASE meats, indicating a community or fraternal event with uncertain details.
Fragmentary text mentions Seabee activity on an ordinary evening with unclear details about people or places and no identifiable events.
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