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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
5
200 acres under cultivation with 80 acres pasture and meadow. Includes gold orchard, well, new wind mill, 1 1 2 story house, frame barn 26 by 38, and outbuildings. Built in 1890. E G Drake & Co, Beatrice Nebraska, 5 percent farm loans.
A scrambled page notes insurance rate cuts for Rocky Mountain Tea, a Dec 6 birth in the Ashpaugh family with Dr. Jeffryes present, and a Burlington pay car paying out to workers. It also features a pile of ads: DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve claims, real estate bonding by J Monroe Davis, and a bonded abstract service in Fairbury Nebraska.
D B Johnson of Richmond Indiana reports relief from rheumatism since 1868 after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says it acts like magic and reduces swelling after a single application. Available for sale by all druggists.
Bad weather slows grain sales at the office and many cattle die across the state after being moved to stalk fields. A local update notes Mrs. Henry Eaton’s visit to Southern Kansas and includes a testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Care from Annie E. Gunning in Michigan. J. W. Sutton remarks follow.
Rev C W Anthony, formerly a M E minister here, now preaches at Springfield Nebraska and has moved his family there. Mr J Sheer of Sedalia Missouri saves his child with One Minute Cough Cure after doctors despaired during a croup case. It claims to cure coughs and throat lung troubles and grippe. J W Sutton.
A dated rail fare notice offers a single price for round trips to all points within two hundred miles. The advertisement lists a sale period from January 28 to January 30 in 1899 with a return limit of January 4, 1900. It names Cow. Scott as the issuing party.
Local readers report rapid relief from coughs and throat troubles with One Minute Cough Cure. Endorsements note suitability for whooping cough and other conditions, claiming immediate results and prevention of consumption.
A meeting at Loock's hall next Monday evening December 18 seeks to organize a farmer's institute. The institute is to be held in Dul ler on January 24 and 25, with involvement from the State.
A fleet of ten powerful locomotives was added to the passenger service roster. The new engines are intended to boost reliability, speed, and service capacity across main routes.
For broken limbs chilblains burns and sores apply Ballard s Snow Liniment It gives immediate relief and heals any wound Priced at 25 and 50 cents J W Suttva
Applications for half fare permits for the year 1900 will be received. Clergymen are urged to submit their applications at once. C. W. Scorr, Local Agent.
The remedy Chamberisin's Coughy is urged as a prevents-attack treatment when hoarseness and a rough cough appear in children. Claimed to be in use twenty five years with no failures, available at all druggists.
The Nebraska telephone company sends crews to build extensions around town with a new line via Kesteros Thompson Reynolds reaching to Endicott four miles east then south. A line to Bower will be rebuilt via Helvy to Plymouth and all extensions will connect to the post office system in the county except Powell and Gladstone.
Local veterans group Gy announces A R Nickajack Post No 945 holds meetings on the first and third of each month at 3 oclock. Visiting comrades welcome to attend.
Fragmentary church directory listing reads as a morning service notice with ongoing rites and senior choir recital. The readable text offers no specific date location or full names.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions Methodist Episcopal and Banda in a fragmented context. The readable bits point to a church denomination reference and a personal name, with no clear event, date, or location to tie a concrete story.
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