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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
8
W. Boner completed a business trip to Lincoln with Park Koons and stopped at Fairbury to work in Sarbach's department during the visit.
An old readable fragment promotes J. O. Blaveer’s air tight heaters for burning coal wood cobs or trash and porch satisfaction. Call and see J. O. Blaveer’s for details.
An old advertisement notes a life exposure claim and a product priced at 235 and 0 cents. J. W. Satton is listed in the snippet as the seller or contact for the remedy described to banish pain and subdue inflammation.
The Prairie Home Cemetery Association sets its annual stockholders meeting for Saturday January 6 1900 at the secretary A E Treereams office in Diller. Names and initials appear in the notice.
Notice states the firm Goimen Pon has dissolved by mutual consent. All creditors are asked to call and settle accounts at the lumber office. Notice signed by H. Cotman, Tonal Nelson.
Fragmentary OCR text touts a product to cure throat ailments during the influenza era. It references selling bottles and guarantees satisfaction, with promises of rapid relief for sore throats and grippe symptoms.
Incomplete text shows names Berg Logsnton Pawittas and a phrase about a child in a court setting, with unclear surrounding context. The readable segments suggest a local paper note or brief but lack coherent details or dates.
The Guatava Quartette from the Fretgent Normal Ns will give a musical and entertainment show in Looth’s Bh Two ge Jan. They are recommended and will probably be greeted by a full house.
A 35 year old German farmer died at his home three miles northeast of Plymouth on the 29th from consumption. He was a well to do farmer and leaves a wife and two children.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a soliciting committee and farming enterprise. It hints at funds and involvement by spouses but provides no clear facts, names, dates, or locations. The readable text does not establish a coherent event or outcome.
Irme and Mre Fiel begin proceedings for separation in Tabor. Court records show the couple filed joint petition requesting formal separation without immediate divorce, with Monday hearing scheduled.
The wedding joined Mr. and Mrs. of the city in a ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The groom, a clerk from Diller, and the bride, a local resident, received gifts and wedding cake. They depart by train to St Joe and St Louis and plan visits to Unionville Mo Topeka Kan before settling with Mr and Mrs Ezra Brown.
A short notice reports activity at the Masonic hall associated with the G A B R mire organization. No further details are readable.
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