Diller Neb Weekly Publication Office Notes
Publication details for the Diller Nebraska weekly edition, location in E. L. Loock building with office upstairs. Includes a note about discontinuation offers, arrears payment and mailing status.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1901
Page
4
Publication details for the Diller Nebraska weekly edition, location in E. L. Loock building with office upstairs. Includes a note about discontinuation offers, arrears payment and mailing status.
Long column of notices lists residents visiting relatives in Iowa and Kansas, medical updates, professional moves, and social events. Names include Dr. Brash, Dr. Kaupp, Dr. Jeffryes, Dr. H. C. Brock, and Mrs. Charney Hood. Families travel to Mexico via Lincoln and California, with coal sellers and locals exchanging news at the post office side.
Mr and Mrs Newt Ashpaugh with children and Mr and Mrs Austin Stewart and children returned Tuesday evening from visiting in Kansas City with D R Bishop and one formerly of this city Miss came with them on a to Diller friends.
A Chicago woman of prominence addressed members of the Women's Alliance with remarks on civic reform and public health. The event highlighted community remedies and featured Dr. Foreby J. W. Sutton credited with aiding a recovery from a severe illness.
Prices on air tight heating stoves at Blauser's are noted along with Henry Kanter’s business trip to Herkimer Kansas early in the week. Maud Price returns to Lincoln to resume studies at Wesleyan University. Mercury hits 10 below zero on New Year’s morning marking a record cold spell.
In a witty quip Walt Mason notes how a mest market batcher refuses small requests. A starving family cannot get five cents worth of meat, the butcher cuts off a chook and asks if ten cents would be too much. The humor hinges on the mismatch between request and price.
Judges Letton and Stall reveal the year calendar with dates in Gage county February 11 April 20 September 16 Jefferson April 8 May 27 October 21 October 25 May 20 and October.
The D. of H. ladies visited Mr. and Mrs. Moffit last Thursday. They quilted a quilt and tied two comforters for Mrs. M. A fine roast turkey dinner and other seasonable foods were served. Attendees included Mesdames Brown Mills Hill Zook Weigel Robinson Cole Fast Hoover Sailor Miller Ballard Diller and others. A lively wit filled the gathering with political speeches that pleased friends and teased opponents.
Mrs M Nelson spent a couple of days this week visiting her daughter at Fairbury. We invite readers to call at this office to arrange a sale and print a fine sale bill for auctioneers like J B Wright.
A cryptic lodge directory note lists Masonic bodies and eras including A. F. and A. M. references. The fragment suggests a fraternal organization record, likely noting meeting names or dates within a lodge roster.
Fragmentary OCR text with names Vinit and initials A Zero U W appears. readable context insufficient to identify event, date, or location. No verifiable facts beyond these names.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event or identifiable entities. Unable to form a factual newspaper card with valid names, places, or dates.
Directory note lists church affiliations and local listings for Napday area. Sparse details mention congregations and contact cues with limited readable names and places.
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