Batten Fines Line of Holiday Presents Reported
A short, unclear notice describes fines related to a holiday presents line associated with Dilbeeat J. W. Batten. The article provides minimal readable detail about the event and involved parties.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
8
A short, unclear notice describes fines related to a holiday presents line associated with Dilbeeat J. W. Batten. The article provides minimal readable detail about the event and involved parties.
Mrs. Jacob Bottman dies of cancer and is buried in Prairie Home Cemetery with Rev. Clariece officiating. Deputy Deinrich from Conway ranb assists in caring for her father. Advert provides tonic Bitters claim for health, sold by J. We Deswen. Local drug store advertises health remedy and court notes reference Jefferson county pupil apportionment.
W H Bradt travels to Bestrice for pension exam next Wednesday. Sutton's advertises watches jewelry silverware and dolls books albums chinaware as suitable Christmas presents with an elegant side display.
Vacancy notice seeking an active agent for Evergreen Nurseries in the Diller area. Responsibilities include customer assistance, sales support, and on site operations. Applicants should have strong communication skills and reliable transportation.
An advertisement from Quaker Valley Mfg. Co. of Chicago and Zook & Son touts a free silverplated sugar shell for married ladies in Diller and surrounding area, urging requests with return cutout and postage. The notice also references cattle weighing activity at B. M. stockyards and related shipping details.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention tablets with Grove signature on each box. The line reads 250 but lacks clear context or complete details for further facts.
Quaint note discusses eyes as a gauge for Cupid's aim, mentioning Rocky Mountain Tea and a prompt to ask a druggist. The tone evokes old time advertising language about eye clarity and remedies.
Applications for clergymen half fare permits for 1901 should be filed at the earliest date with the local agent of the B. and M. R. R. to J. Francis G. P. A.
Druggist ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria illnesses and fever chills. Testimony from W A Null of Webb Illinois reports children healed after two bottles. Card promises 50 cent price and guaranteed results.
The Overland Excursion tourist cars provide economical travel to California with wide vestibules, high back seats, double windows, gas lighting, and clean bedding. Departures occur Tuesdays from Lincoln and other stations via Denver and Salt Lake City, guided by an excursion manager and a uniformed porter. J Francis, General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb.
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