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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
8
Small market notes report corn sales in Diller last Saturday and a crowd at Wm Nies sale with high prices. County commissioners plan to meet March 1 and Gage county supervisors set another session for Thursday February 10 with brief weather remark of a 2 degree below zero morning.
W. T. Williams of Boughton Arkansas reports relief from constipation and indigestion after one bottle of Beggs' Little Giant Pills. This advertisement notes the product is sold by Ditisz Deve Co.
C A Mills arrives from Council Bluffs to visit in the Kelley household. A brassy cough of croup unsettles the home at night but One Minute Cough Cure quickly relieves the terror. The remedy is described as safe for children. J W Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Newmann of Wynmore visited old friends Mr. and Mrs. T. Collinson on Tuesday and returned home yesterday.
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a miracle cure to quit tobacco with guaranteed results. It claims the product makes weak men strong and offers a free booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York.
C A Leaper of Stewartsville Missouri a former respected citizen of the community sends the Record a note to renew his subscription for the paper.
Advertisement touts Ferner’s Dyspepsia Cure as a simple remedy for indigestion. It cites a renowned American physician whose medical writings are widely accepted and promises a refund if not satisfied after one bottle.
Jake Thompson relocated Wednesday to Wilsonville in Furnas County Nebraska near where he has a farm rented for the year. The Record will keep readers posted on Diller happenings.
G. A. VanHart, Butler Co.'s leading druggist, reports splendid sales and satisfaction with Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker. He recommends the remedy and notes it is among the best sellers, sold by Ditter Dave Co.
The Vinton Comedy Co offered Wednesday and Thursday shows featuring a new farce entitled Mushroom Ketchup with a strong reception. A capable band and orchestra supplied music while songs dances and impersonations kept audiences entertained. the Vintons are praised as fine people and are expected to be well patronized if they return.
Alice Trowbridge returns to Superior home Tuesday. Captain Ashby of Beatrice joins the ministry. A M Strawhacker brings 2600 bushels of corn to Diller market. Wanted agents to sell toilet articles nationwide for Pakistan Tomet Co. at 120 Michigan St. Chicago. Steele City Masons assist Naphthali Lodge 206 in rowing a candidate to Master Mason degree.
Auctioneer J. B. Wright will cry a large public sale of farm machinery for J. P. Lowe & Son at their implement house in Diller on Wednesday February 16 at 10 o’clock sharp. For terms, cash discounts and rates see bills.
Forest Hartzell began harvesting his crop of ice on Wednesday. The ice, cut from a spring at Fairchild's, is described as fresh pure water and crystal clear. The ice house is nearly full, marking a record season for Diller.
An old advertisement claims Liver Complaint and Nervousness can be cured by Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. It promises satisfaction or your money refunded by J W Sutton of Diller if not satisfied after one bottle.
Fred Evans The Jeweler announces a closing out sale in Edgar Nebraska on February 23 to reduce stock before moving. Watches clocks jewelry and silverware offered at a 25 percent discount from regular prices for two weeks.
Friends of Bert Frisbie and bride track them after a discordant serenade. Unable to find them at the door the search leads to a barnyard exit and a chase through a corn field. The couple is brought back to the house where a lively serenade continues with improvised music.
Joe Price and Harry Lowe traveled to Kansas on Wednesday to view a large cattle lot that Price intends to bid on. The pair evaluated herd quality and market value ahead of potential purchase.
For sale at a bargain a good forty acre farm with buildings. Some cash required with balance in four annual payments. Bank T. Pearce.
Advertisement notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provides prompt relief for coughing and colds. It claims to aid expectoration, relieve the lungs, and prevent pneumonia with sale through J. W. Sutton.
A testimonial from J. W. Sutton touts One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive for pneumonia consumption and other serious lung troubles arising from neglected colds.
Doctors Dodge and Andrews were notified they were removed from the local pension examiners board. Dr Grebe of Jansen and Dr Warren Perry of this place were appointed to fill the vacancies created.
The Jefferson County Teachers Association owns over 1000 volumes, deemed worthy for any household. For one dollar, anyone can read these books for a year by paying to the county superintendent and following association rules, per Supt. Carmony reported to the Fairbury Journal.
A brief note describes Ty Bagge swiftly caring for someone with a cough using cough syrup and being aided by medical staff. The incident highlights prompt response and available medication.
The bladder is a urine receptacle and immune to disease except by two routes. One is imperfect kidney action. The other is careless local treatment by others.
Unhealthy urine signals kidney issues behind bladder disorders and misattribution to female weakness. The message urges careful urine testing, praises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidneys and bladder, and offers sample bottle and literature by mail from Dr Kilmer and Co.
An advert from The Dominion Company, Dept. Y Chicago seeks anted trustworthy and active individuals to travel for a responsible established house in Nebraska. Monthly pay is $65 and expenses. position steady. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope.
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