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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
5
200 acres under cultivation and 80 acres of forest and meadow with store and meadows offered for sale. Price set at 800 in cash. E. G. Drake & Co., 2024 Noxtl 6th St Beatrice Nebraska. 5 percent farm loans.
A local judge upholds the present high school law as constitutional. The report also notes various community notices including visits, relocations, and local events with names and places such as Utica Diller Wymore Sterling and Kansas City Medical College.
Mrs N H Nomen on oe Nebr returned here at the death after Ida’s aunt Mrs G T wees mee ranagn.
Miss Clara McKitrick enrolls again as a pupil at Chiler High School and will be among eight in the class to graduate next spring.
One of Frank Viethe fine mares grew very sick Sunday prompting prompt veterinarian care. The report notes urgent actions to stabilize the horse and prevent further risk to the stable.
The new barber E. Titzel has relocated his shop into the bank building and will use the rear portion as a residence. The wording mentions a mixed car load and piles with a casual note on curing money, reflecting an era printing oddities.
Mrs Emma Fry near town rents her farm and sets a public sale for Saturday after spoon January 18th. Details appear in blue part. J B Wright auctioneer.
A vague report notes tension among editors over financial pressures and editorial direction as the media outlet navigates budget strains and audience expectations.
A garbled message suggests an observation or explanation by an author or observer. The fragment mentions a general audience and an act of presenting information, but details remain unclear and largely unreadable.
A infant died by strangulation while its mother was bringing it into town. The burial occurred at the residence of W. H. Bradt at 1 o'clock yesterday, Rev. Lockhart officiating.
A fragment notes a claim about a tote of FOL EYS HONEY sod TAR and a person named M. Wright. The wording implies a threatened consumption issue and a lingering lack of trouble since the incident.
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