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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
4
A fragment outlines subscription terms with advance payment and rates for local advertising. It notes 5 cents per line per insertion and that bills remain until fully paid, with subscriptions mailed regularly to subscribers unless they cancel and settle arrears.
Dr C Wells returns from Brown County relatives. Dr H C Brock dentist Fairbury visits Diller January 18 at Dr Kaupp’s office. See the new Peninsula Steel Range at J O Blauser’s. Foley’s Honey and Tar promoted for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed satisfaction. M Wright endorses.
Frank Hele, living northeast of town, chanced upon one of his finest horses Saturday evening while driving home along Ditler Road. Authorities noted no injuries and the horse appeared unharmed as the incident paused traffic briefly.
An 19th century ad claims direct action of Ballaby's Horehound Syrup relieves pulmonary trouble by clearing phlegm and aiding breathing. It lists price as 25 cents and 50 cents, with J. W. Sutton as seller.
Don McElwee stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Ballard over the holidays then left Sanday to visit relatives in Fairbury before returning to Hardy. An Alpharetta Georgia reader, A Dodgen, reports Cham berlain s Pain Balm relieved rheumatism after other medicines failed. Thousands have been cured by this remedy, which relieves pain quickly.
John Waggoner of W. H. Ditler’s farm three miles northeast of Diller will sell all stock farming implements and a lot of goods at public sale in Idaho 8608 on Friday January 19. A tree lunch will be served at noon. J B Wright auctioneer.
An unreadable note from 212 Maple St Champaign reports a pipe problem and potential health risk. The fragment mentions threat to consumption but lacks concrete details or actions taken.
Bits report a birth and a death of a workhorse, with a turkey sale listing and a social note about a Friday baby. The garbled text references J.P. Cally and Dr. Kelley with a mention of a Mr. Gos and a Mrs. Gos.
Enoch Adams moves into Hilton street home. Lewis Dennis of Salem endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as digestive relief. J W Sutton notes Daisy London school report late. J A Lambert of Rachel praises TOLEY'S DIDNEY CURE. M Wright adds testimonial.
For sale or Kent lists one business house and lot, one residence house and lot in Diller, and one farm for sale. Note references D R Kelley and unclear details. Read as a local classified notice offering property parcels with potential ownership by D R Kelley.
A garbled text fragment discusses step enacts hates canl and mentions honey and tar remedies as expectorants for coughs. It references avoiding strain and Wright like common cough medicines, but the meaning is unclear.
The piece notes guns spoken for by F Meyers Mrs A M Diller Geo Hy Clark and J T Carmichael. It warns that at this rate many will own them soon and those who do not will be left out.
J I Berry of Loganton Pennsylvania says he was cured of pneumonia by One Minute Cough Care after doctors failed. He adds the medicine also cured his children of whooping cough. The device is promoted as quickly relieving and curing croup grippe throat and lung troubles. Mothers are urged to try it. J W Sutton endorses the product.
Dr Mosshart, eye ear and throat specialist, will be at Dr Kaupp's office on Thursday and Friday January 18 and 19 for free consultations.
T A Woodward, farm loan man of Beatrice, reports on call money in New York at 10 to 50 percent and local Farm Loans and Banks paying 6 to 7 percent. He doubts money will stay at 5 percent in Nebraska, advising borrowers to act fast for 5 percent loans within the next year.
The jurors drawn for the upcoming term begin on the 20th inst. Wim. Zietlow J. H. Downey te Roe A. L. Goodrow Habry J. W. Cerdift W. b. 1 are listed as part of the panel for the session.
The ai, 190 ery will begin Jan. Farmers' institute at Diller Jan. 24th and 25th. as born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry ry Henrichs the 4th inst. Coughs and colds come uninvited, but you can quickly get rid of them with a few doses of BALLARD HOREHOUND SYRUP. Price 25 and 50 cents. J. W. Sutton.
C W Simon assists Roarke and Folkers in their store this week. A potpourri of quips and ad charms follow, promoting Maitland Colorado tea and DeWitts Little Early Risers as cures for constipation and liver troubles, endorsed by Geo H Tewnne and J W Sutton in Clarksburg New Jersey.
Fred Morrison moved into rooms in the Folkers building above Tonnemaker's implement store on Monday.
An old advertisement promotes Buckeye Pill or Tableh’s Buckeye Pile Oint, claiming it cures obstinate fistula and related ailments. It mentions a 50 cent bottle price and 75 cent tubes, listing J. W. Sutton as seller.
Or Fry relocates to Mrs Chas Cally's north town residence while Charley Reinhart rents the vacated property.
Mrs Frances L of Kilney trou vale ley Iowa writes she had kidney trouble for years and tried five doctors but three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure effected a perfect cure according to M Wright.
Mise Tweedie of the Methodist Episcopal Hospital will address the Diller M E Church next Sunday in morning and evening services. She will stay several days to assist in revival meetings. all are invited. Pastor A E Cuapwick announces the program.
Sheriff Bonawits arrested Elmer and Roy Campbell and Art Estep Sunday night on a warrant for burglary at VA Y Musser's store in Steele City. Fifteen to twenty pairs of shoes reported missing. Elmer Campbell released. Roy Campbell bound over to district court in $200. A Co C Ist Nebr member, his friends hope for innocence.
Al Hutchinson will begin his claim hearing Monday morning in Oklahoma. Harry Lowe, from Odell, was in town Sunday for work at an implement dealer and related business.
J W Sutten touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as the modern and most effective remedy for constipation and all liver troubles.
Frank Gale and T E Titzel consolidate their barbershops occupying Gale’s former location in a single shared shop. The move combines clienteles and streamlines services under one roof.
Chicago inspector F B Thirkield states Kodolpepsia Cure cannot be recommended because it caused severe dyspepsia. J W Sutton notes the product digests food and claims to treat indigestion, heartburn, and all forms of dyspepsia.
W. P. Milla began a Wednesday morning journey to Woodruff in Phillips county Kansas to inspect a tract of land he considered purchasing.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve is promoted as a world famous remedy surpassing other salves for cuts corns boils ulcers and many skin ailments. It claims to cure piles and is offered at Sutton's drug store for 25 cents.
Transfers show two transactions of interest to residents. Mons Nelson transfers lots 7 and 8 in block 11 to his wife Mary Nelson for 500 dollars. A H Colman sells lots 2, 8 and 4 in block 9 to John T Briggs for 1200 dollars.
Mr. Jos. London from north of Fairbury visited Diller on Tuesday and bought the three acre lok joatemankof residence from C. W. Simon. He plans to build a house between now and spring and invites others to locate in Diller.
Widely touted claims from M. V. Fisher of Liberty West Virginia endorse Chamberisin's Cough Remedy as a universal preventative and cure for croup. Families report it as the best cough remedy and life saving for children, with it sold by all druggists.
Station Agent Scott reports 1899 figures for stock and merchandise shipments and receipts. The notice records yearly totals, noting station activity and discrepancies.
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