18 Feb 1898
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1898
Page
1
A fragmented notice from Diller Nebraska references a post office in Lovsk's Block, room three, seeking subscription payments for second class mail through the mails in advance. The text mentions Siemens and a rate of three overrates with addresses and terms unclear due to damaged OCR.
The article notes 1900 is not a leap year under the Gregorian rule, with 2600 as leap year and 1700 and 4800 not. It contrasts calendar reform with church zeal, citing a Cortland Sun quote urging prompt religious effort over wealth focus.
A column excerpt discusses self-knowledge from Rev. Robert Burdette to his son Telemachus, urging private reflection and honesty. It also includes farm youth guidance on raising a young animal, fostering interest in farming, and viewing labor as rewarding. Additional notes cover attitudes toward death, poultry handling tips, disinfectants, poultry feed, and dust baths.
The Lake Shore railway features the longest straight stretch in America a sixty nine mile run with no curve starting three miles west of Toledo Ohio.
The notes advise keeping coops dry to prevent soup and warn against sulphur in damp weather. Do not freeze water in drinking vessels. Millet seed aids young chicks. Grease helps sore heads. For best results, group seven roosters with hens when breeding. Frosted combs delay laying until healed. small hens lay about six eggs.
The fragment mentions Salty all whiGuT & Co Unens ob ale by Zalliexr Drug and a 75 aso pounds reference, presenting as an unclear product or advertisement snippet with uncertain names and quantities.
Fragmentary text notes a telecast or review event with unclear details. Names and places are unreadable, leaving the exact event, participants, and dates uncertain. The fragment hints at a regional broadcast or entertainment segment but provides no concrete facts.
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