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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
4
A truncated notice explains advertising prices and insertion charges with rate per line and billing terms. It notes delinquency and required payment in full before continuing service, and references a mailing process and final settlement.
Omahan Maggie Condon toured the vicinity of Diller last week during a social call and invited others to share in the visit, noting plans to discuss a new pen in local circles.
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The report notes Dr Roe Gale returned to Chicago on Tuesday to pursue additional medical training. The fragment mentions someone named Reve who is indisposed with La Grippe affecting care, and a reference to Wrens introducing a new posesion Beak dhe with unclear wording linked to Kansas.
A fragmented OCR snippet from Salem Indiana features names Lewis Deonis and J W Utten discussing a cryptic phrase Kode Miteceat and stomach troubles. The readable text lacks a clear event or outcome and is incomplete.
G H Appleton Justice of the Peace Clarksburg N J endorses DeWitt’s Little Risers as the best pills for liver and bowel troubles. The ad notes Kelley and J W Suiten among the readers who reference the product in Omaha packing house context.
L K Deck plans a public sale of personal property at his Dillon residence with J B Wright as the auctioneer. The listing notes the Idaho location and identifies the auction agent involved.
A brief fragment shows a speaker addressing Mr. Wright with phrases like good it to it and done me, implying a conclusion or approval of work. No additional context or names are provided beyond this terse exchange.
A brief note states Rev Chadwick visited Blas this afternoon for stative tea, with plans to stay and discuss local matters at Peel en Al.
One business house and lot and one residence house and lot in Diller for sale or rent. Also a farm for sale of D. R. Kelley.
Incomplete OCR fragment references installation of telephones in Ali residences and possible modernization efforts. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are identifiable from the text provided.
An evening service titled Cure A Cough is announced by the T P C K Presby terian church. The notice outlines an ES event in connection with the church calendar and community health observance.
Messrs E L Loock Rev Chad wok aE Babe were in Fale Fair bury Wednesday. P B Miller's baby has suffered pneumonia for a week but is reported better after using HOREHOUND SYRUP. Price 25 and 50 cents. J W Sutton.
A garbled OCR fragment notes the Inter State Telephone line near Coates and a path toward Bee. The terse item hints at a technical issue or transition but lacks clear details or outcomes.
The note references a druggist and a traveler named Ring sad Pierce who returned Sunday from Klin after visiting relatives. It mentions hunting quail and a hopeful tone about Rocky Mountain ton doing the rest, with fortune and romance implied in a brief, fragmentary column.
A fragmented note recalls last December and the distance of time since a past event. The writer reflects on fees and a long interval since that moment, noting how far away the previous year now seems.
The note shows a fragment where Butch Hartzell is waiting patiently for a cold nap in a week. The sentence reflects a calm, tentative mood without clear context or outcome.
Fragmentary ad copy notes remedy but text is garbled with stray fragments about West Virginia and sale by druggists. No clear product name, use, or source details available.
Fragmentary notes describe a journey to California by train with emphasis on fast timing and scenic views. The readable bits reference a date window and the appeal of the railway experience, though exact details are obscured.
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