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Newspaper

The Jefferson County Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1899

Page

4

Riverside Oaks at Nelsons Shelled Corn Ad

A local ad notes Riverside Oaks at Nelsons Shelled Corn moving dutifully this week and invites customers to see the New Peninsula Steel Range at J. O. Blauser's. M. Wright announces a new pastor, J. W. Ball, will preach at the Christian church in Diller every two weeks starting January 7.

New Peninsula Steel Range J. O. Blauser’s Christian Church Diller Kid J. W. Ball Waterville Kan

Backlen Arnica Satire Claims Global Fame

A short notice touts Backlen's Arnica as a miracle cure and balm for cuts burns and sores claiming worldwide fame. It markets the product as superior to any other serve lotion or balm and promises rapid relief.

Backlen

Barber Shop Sold to T. E. Titell and Praises Given

A barber shop and business were sold to Mr. T. E. Titell. The former owner thanks customers and patrons for their past support and contiguance, noting the competence and good standing of the new proprietor C. W. Prance.

T. E. Titell Teisode C. W. Prance

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The fragment reads as a garbled line likely from a historical OCR page with no clear event or context readable. There are no identifiable persons organizations places or dates to summarize into a coherent news item.

van Ware

Geese for Christmas Dinner and Laxative Brand Ads

An old ad block offers Christmas goose tips and tonic products. It mentions a subscription question for 1900 and urges readers to consult druggists for remedies. Emphasizes refunds on failure and Groves signature on every box with 25 cents price.

W Groves

Cold Wave Alert Prompts Quick Buy at Riverside

News brief notes a cold wave approaching and urges readers to purchase heal in stew from Riverside which also sells related goods. The message is brief and reads like a small ad with local commerce emphasis.

Riverside

Pneumonia treatment notes and local injuries report

Bishop of Agnew Micb reports Foley’s One-Two Punch in three severe pneumonia cases with good results. Henry Madden’s farm worker George Saffie loses part of a right forefin gert in a corn sheller incident. One Minute Cough Care touted as quick relief for throat tickle and coughing, claimed harmless and consumption preventive. J W Sutton promotes it as a grippe remedy.

Br. C Bishop Agnew, Micb Foley M. Wright Geo. Saffie Mr. Orm Henry Madden J.W. Sutton

For Sale or Rent Advertised by D. R. Kelley

Several properties offered including a business house and lot, a residence lot, and a farm for sale with inquiries directed to D. R. Kelley. Also an oblong note about HERBINE by J. W. Sutton claiming a liver tonic benefits to improve bile flow and energy, priced at 50 cents.

D. R. Kelley Price J. W. Sutton

Women’s Relief Corps Elects Officers for Next Year

The W R C elected officers on Wednesday for the coming year. President Annie M. Diller. Junior Vice President Martha Hadley. Junior Vice President Kate Bell. Chaplain Amanda Wagoner. Treasurer Ellen Moreland. Conductress Jennie Copeland. Guard Jennie Tate. Delegate Jennie Copeland.

W. BR. C Woman's Relief Corps Annie M. Diller Martha Hadley Kate Bell Amanda Wagoner Treas Ellen Moreland Con Jennie Copeland Goard Jennie Tate

Wife's advice credited with saving life in brief note

A short clipping credits a wife with saving a man’s life citing timely advice. The fragment lists a personal testament and appears as a personal acknowledgement in a society note. The readable text is sparse and lacks additional context or names.

Farmers Institute to Meet in Diller January 24 and 25

Poor roads and cold weather kept attendance light for Monday’s planning session. Perry Cully was elected chairman with W H Diller and J T Henrichs named to raise funds to cover half the rent and hotel costs for visiting speakers. The experimental station from Lincoln will send six speakers over two days including Prof E A Burnett and L D Stillson with topics on cattle, beekeeping, poultry, domestic science, fruit culture, and soils. The event promises profit to attendees and invites strong farmer participation.

Arran Tak Farmer's Institute Diller Perry Cully W. H. Diller J. T. Henrichs Experimental Station The State University At Lincoln E. A. Burnett Animal Industry L. D. Stillson York Luther P. Ludden Harietts. MacMurphy Omaha Exposition

Clergymen urged to apply for half fare permits 1900

Applications for half fare permits for the year 1900 will be received. Clergymen are urged to submit their applications at once. Local agent W. Socorr announces the program and directs clergy to apply promptly.

Re. W. Socorr

The Illustrated Bee Brightens Omaha Colored Edition

The Omaha Bee announces another colored edition of its illustrated issue. This update signals expanded color features and broader readership for the publication.

The Omaha Bee Ihe Illustrated Bee

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Jefferson Co. Record Franc T. Plance Nebr Odico E. J. Loock Wrooms Diller, Neb Nelson's Callon M E. F. Oake Dilfer H. Z. Sawyer Boise Idaho Scott the Record Nora Joan Harr the Farmers Institute Emerson State University C. A. Whitford Arlington J. P. Lichty Anes Ee Fm Be E Footepics Editions H. J. Sloss Nebraska F. Hartzell Crazy Horseman John Gillett Knight Templar Diller, Nebr A. J. Sheldon
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