Exeter Nebr Fire Destroys Ten Buildings
Exeter Nebraska suffered the loss of ten buildings in a Monday morning fire. The incident is reported in the Jefferson County Record for February 11, 1898. Fire officials and town residents respond as flames ravage the street.
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Exeter
Nebr
Mrs Thomas visits daughter in Lebanon Nebr
Mrs Thomas of Lebanon Nebraska returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs Geo Cresy. Klondike ad touts Beggs Little Giant Pills curing constipation sick headaches and biliousness with no substitutes. A new time card at B and M shifts No 16 to 1 13 pm. Gold en City attorney P G Essex praises Beggs German Salve curing his piles after one box.
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Mrs. Thomas
Lebanon, Nebr
Geo. Cresy
Klondike
Winter Drug Co
Miss Eva Spratten Returns From Visit In Sydney Iowa
Notes Eva Spratten returns Monday to Sydney after visiting her uncle J. P. Lowe and family. A separate notice lists coal hauling rates from 1000 pounds up to 2800 pounds, increasing with weight. A testimonial from Emmy Foep of Eldora praises Beggs German Salve for scrofula sores and itching, sold by Ditter Dave Co.
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Eva Spratten
Sydney
J. P. Lowe
Emmy Foep
Eldora
Hardin Co
Iowa
Ditter Dave Co
Mrs. Gardner to Move to Beatrice March First Sale Set
Mrs. A. E. Gardner plans a move to Beatrice about March 1. A public sale will be held Saturday February 26 offering 30 hogs 5 Jersey cows and calves and assorted household goods. J. B. Wright will cry the sale.
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A. E. Gardner
Beatrice
J. B. Wright
Candy Cathartic Cascarets Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a pleasant and refreshing medical discovery that cleanses the system and cures various ailments. It urges buying a box of C C C for 10 25 or 50 cents and guarantees cure by all druggists.
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Cascarets
The National Magazine Issue Surges in Cover Triumph
Among high class ten cent publications the February cover design of The National Magazine scores a signal triumph. The magazine is noted for rapid strides and value at ten cents.
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National Magazine
Dr Fenner Kidney and Backache Cure Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Fenner Kidney and Backache Cure for kidney bladder and urinary issues including bed wetting in children claiming one bottle cures and offers money back by J W Sutton of Diller to unsatisfied customers.
One Minute Cough Cure and Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad
An old advertising snippet sells One Minute Cough Cure to treat coughs and croup and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in a day with money back guarantee. The author signs as J. W.
Preacher to Visit Presbyterians Next Sunday
Rev. Neilson, who failed to preach last Sunday, messages he will be present for both morning and evening services next Sunday. Frank Sherwood, recently recovered from a cholera morbus episode, reports a 30 mile car trip and a near death experience. He plans to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy when traveling rural areas. For sale by J W Sutton.
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Neilson
Presbyterians
Frank Sherwood
Chamberlain
Missouri Valley
Iowa
J. W. Sutton
Refreshing artistic issue for a wholesome periodical
A brief note promotes the February issue of The National Magazine in Boston as refreshing and wholesome and notes a yearly subscription price of $1.00 after an initial ten cent sale.
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National Magazine
Boston
Premium offers for Home 3 months 10 cents
A promotional notice advertises The Home magazine at 10 cents for 3 months with options including Lord Lisle's Daughter by Charlotte M. Braeme, a crochet and knitting book, and a 66 pattern stamping outfit. It promises continued popular stories and expanded departments with free illustrated premium list and canvassing outfit.
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Lord Lisle
Charlotte M. Braeme
Kate Sanborn
the Home Pub. Co
Milk St
Boston
Mass
Regular semi monthly trip to Diller described
The Fairbury and Diller conducted its regular semi monthly trip to Diller last Sunday, taking residents to parental homes in and near this city. W. 8. Diller, deputy county clerk, S. Diller from Ahley's clothing store, R. V Folkers of the Hub clothing house, and deputy sheriff J. B. Zook accompanied the party. The driver called all aboard and the group returned that evening to their county seat duties.
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Fairbury
Diller
Ahley’s
R. V Folkers
Mad Dog Scare Shakes Fairbury Nebraska
A hydrophobia case involving Clem Dollar's dog triggers a citywide scare in Fairbury. The dog bit the owner and a child, mad stones were used unsuccessfully, a Kansas City aunt's stone later adhered to the wound, and authorities ordered all dogs confined or shot as extra police hunt loose canines.
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Fairbury
Neb
The
State Journal
Clem Dollar
Kid Kearns
Wymore
Kansas City
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