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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
4
A faded notice indicates three months in advance payment terms and a 5 cent per line rate per insertion. It promises discontinuation if arrears are paid in full and hints at mail delivery to subscribers. The text is fragmentary but shows an explicit advance billing scheme and risk of service interruption.
Fragmented notice references Easter Sunday April 15 and Valentine’s Day on Wednesday. The readable lines mention various items and prices, including Ballards store goods and household items from J. O. Blauser, with garbled phrases about products and sales.
Readable text fragments describe a terse instruction to take nothing else and reference a person named M. Wright. The line appears as a clipped note or marginal instruction from a historical document.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an experiment and a person named Foust with possible references to vomiting and a place or event. No coherent facts or context available to form a solid news item.
Sister Lottie Miller hosts the Asian Missionary meeting this Saturday afternoon February 10 with the subject Chinn wea Nin haeus. The report notes Campbell was cleared of robbing a Steele City store due to insufficient evidence.
A partial note indicates fines were collected last week from a settled case. The document records a late payment by a beneficiary and notes the amount in peslibanoa with unclear billing details. Further specifics are not readable.
An advertisement from Poseyville features Joh Dirr praising Une iate care as superior for coughs colds and general health. The claim emphasizes it breaks up coughs and hives and tones the system while being pleasant to take.
Farm for sale located half a mile north and one mile from a Nebraska reference point. Asking price 873 dollars per acre. Contact A. E. Gard at 10bbe Street in Lincoln, Nebraska for details.
A fragment notes issues at Tristman grain office related to horn poles. The item specifies no date or official actions, but implies an inquiry or trouble at the location.
An Iowa man credits a product from American Mfg. Co in Terre Haute Ind for doubling laying hens egg production in summer and winter. The firm promises a 100 percent money back guarantee and offers a sample package for one dollar to test its claimed effects.
Druggist Sutton sold wallpaper and paint Monday to residents near Ellis. Hayden Bros offered prices and samples at their Omaha wholesale supply house for party buyers in the area.
Last week three diphtheria cases of mild form were reported at the home of John six and one half miles south of Diller. Dr. Jeffryes and Druggist Sutton made a flying trip to Endicott Monday seeking someone who owed them and planned to take the train.
Dr H C Brock dentist will be in Diller Thursday February 15 at Dr Kaupp's office. Chas Bender Erie news dealer comments on M Wright and praises a medicine as the best in the world.
Mr. J. B. London buys the creamery building at O. Gifford and plans to move it onto his three acre track just west of town for conversion into a residence.
McCaslin and Carroll sell their barber business to the Gale Brothers of Diller who will assume control within weeks. The piece notes a cough remedy claim and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds or la grippe, with J. W. Sutton as local seller.
W N Sparke, a new merchant, learned late Wednesday his wife’s illness worsened. At eight o clock that night he started on horse to reach her through a blizzard, a distance of thirteen miles, hoping to be with her. He plans to move his family to Diller next week.
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