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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
8
S Sutton promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers liver purifiers for blood and system purifications. S. H. Curry ships household goods to Shickley Nebraska for a new butcher business location. DeWitt’s pills marketed for constipation liver troubles. January 2 reopens noted.
Advertisement notes Cole's Air Tight Heaters provide coal wood cobs or trash as fuel and promise perfect satisfaction. Call and visit J. O. Blauser's for details and purchase.
Mrs R Churchill of Berlin Vermont reports her baby’s sores cleared by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Saive. The ad claims it is a cure for piles and skin diseases and warns against counterfeit products from J W Sutton.
Orlie Hater, employed by Thos. Price on the farm this season, began a trip Wednesday to visit his folks in Ohio and then plans to proceed to Idaho.
Report notes many have lost confidence and health after being told kidney disease is incurable. An advance claim mentions Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy, cited by MM. Wright, amid skepticism about its effectiveness.
The annual meeting of stockholders in Prairie Home Cemetery will be held later in March 1900 at my office.
Fragmentary entry notes Bagorven of Hutton independence or assertion about fulay and stored volumes. Mentions use by speakers and singers. Unclear date or full context.
Mrs. Ben Thompson returned Tuesday from Omaha. She is rapidly recovering from a long illness and expects to come home in a couple of weeks.
Frank Leaper and Julius Packer came down from Wood River to visit relatives near Biller. Leaper plans to return today while Packer stays longer to see family and share experiences with illness in the community.
Patronize Titzell the new barber on the east side for grooming needs. Ballard's Horehound Syrup cures colds at bedtime, priced 25 and 50 cts. J W Sutton offers Poland China male pigs eligible for registry. Herb ine promotes bile expulsion and digestion, 50 cts. Cart Gate.
A. H. Colman sold his lombee ard to a buyer in Axtell Kansas who will take possession in the second week of January. The note includes a testimonial claiming Kodol cured indigestion and sour stomach.
C W Pearce and family left by the B and M line last evening for Boise Idaho where they plan to settle permanently if the climate suits them.
Advertised remedy claims rapid relief for piles using Ta s Buckeye Ointment. Relief supposedly follows use. Product sold by J. W. Sutton in bottles and tubes priced at 50 or 75 cents.
Missie Ballard money order clerk in the Fairbury post office spent Christmas with her parents and departed by evening train for a brief visit with relatives at Hardy.
Mrs Jas Conniff of Kinoole and her brother Waggoner spent Christmas with their parents Mix and Mrs Alf Waggoner, moving north of Diller.
A bustling crowd fills the venue for a warm greeting with performers and guests welcomed by officials. The atmosphere buzzes with anticipation as attendees fill seats, creating a lively start to a planned program.
A brief social gathering occurred Thursday evening at the residence of Dr and Mrs. with attendees unspecified due to incomplete text. No further details are available from the readable portion.
Frank Lamberts baby suffers La Grippe so Nelson with wife and baby visit Endicott Sunday to spend Christmas with relatives. An ad notes Herbine for liver issues claiming it makes bile fluid and relieves drowsiness and lethargy. price 50 cents from J W Sutton.
Claude Smith sustained both legs broken when trying to ride a pony Wes Hauver purchased at the stock yards. Dr Kaupp examined him and he is resting quietly at the residence of W. H. Hearer.
The article touts Chamberlain's remedy as a sure cure for croup, noting hoarseness signals an approaching attack, followed by a rough cough. It claims twenty five years of constant use with no failure and urges mothers to obtain it from druggists.
A fragmentary lyric evokes a Black diarist recalling summer time in Dixie. The verses describe longing, home, the Quarters, chickens crowing, and bluebirds in the willows as roses bloom and people sing about summer on the plantation.
Unclear OCR fragment suggests discussion of a local project on Main Street in San Grail Lod ee with references to planning and possible delays. Names and specifics are unreadable, hindering precise attribution or dates.
Fragmentary text from a local notice mentions the M W of A and references the Vinities brothers in an invitation. Details unclear due to damaged OCR and missing context.
A. C. U. W. Diller Lodge Ni No. 188 of the Ancient Order hosts a Masonic ball event in town. Members gather at a local hall for an evening of fraternal fellowship and dancing.
A local notice describes a gathering at Masonic Hall on an evening in the month, inviting members and visitors to attend.
Fragmentary text notes a local G A R post event and a hall scene with a cracked wall in a nineteenth century setting. The readable items hint at a gathering place or assembly room involving veterans and a wall detail.
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