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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary text from a Diller Nebraska mail list appears to mention arrears and discontinuation actions. The readable items reference a possible discontinuation and a note about arrears, but no clear names dates or organizations are established.
Winter wheat is looking fine and the réins are improving. A late estate is left by Set Hayward valued at $125,000. Call by telephone with news, to Raooap, at Dr Keopps 37 Takante. Monday entry to conservatory study ees.
Fragmented OCR reads names like Harry Budeon and Goat Zane Fordyes with unclear action. The piece mentions a Monday deadline and local interest, but details and context are missing.
A brief report records a person visiting their parents in Washington County last week, referencing travel from nearby communities and noting attendance at a family residence.
A fragmentary personal note recalls Mr and Mrs 8 H Diller visiting yesterday with Mr and Mrs John Diller and other relatives. The text is incomplete and adds a casual statement about a good bass section.
Partial notice shows property items including a house and a farm for sale. Seller R. Keller is named with address hints and a parcel described as “d wae sedenes hove and 1 av Di ler,” indicating a sale listing with unspecified terms.
A fragment from Fairbury references real estate in connection with the 1st National Bank of Fairbury. The readable text alludes to a property sale or listing but lacks full details or dates.
Mere advises agriculturists to use spare time before January to thoroughly prepare themselves to answer and act on the task of dope handling for all fare animal and vegetable, emphasizing readiness and method.
A Maitland Colorado car model priced at 6.25 is offered at the Diller institute event held January 24th and 25th, advertised by Geo H Tonne maker.
Coa mea er peryct be gray bone hictn 7x ee eit BY LLA HOREHOUND SYRUP. Price 25 and 50 cents. J. W. Sutton. Ge White has sold his farm six miles east of Diller to John Northey for 28 per acre. A. H. Colman reports his brother ill in Hebron. G. H. Appleton says DeWit's Little Early Risers are best for constipation. J. W. Sutton, Miss Tweedie, the Methodist Meaconess from Omaha, left yesterday with Rev. Chadwick after revival meetings.
An advertisement lists 50 cents in bottles and 75 point tubes offered by J. W. Satten. The notice emphasizes affordable beverage options and related products available from the vendor.
R. V. Folkers and Thos. Nelson traveled to the county seat on Wednesday for a Masonic school of instruction held yesterday. Folkers hopes to return his family to Diller soon.
A departed local figure is remembered in a farewell exchange. The obituary recalls a boyhood boast of marbles played for keeps and a history of shrewd trades. The fragment hints at wealth gained through early tricks and later involvement with a Whea company, ending abruptly.
J W Sutton and T Collinson of Wymore spent last Sunday in Diller visiting Mrs C W Simon and family.
F B Thirkield of Chicago says Kodosa rye cannot be recommended for digestion. Dr Moss Hart notes eye surgery and Lincoln Opera performance referenced in report about Dr Kaupp’s involvement.
Backilen's Arnica Salve claims world wide fame for cures surpassing any salve or ointment. Promises relief for corns, ulcers and chapped skin with guaranteed cure. Available for 25 cents at Sutton's drug store.
Mrs Ben Thompson and her son Sam traveled to Oraba after a message said Mr Thompson's condition was deteriorating. Doctors had operated and found the disease curable, prompting the trip in search of news and possible treatment.
The text touts Chamberlains Croup Remedy as a universal preventive and cure for croup, claiming wide usage across states and high countries. It references M. V. Fisher of Liberty and asserts the remedy has saved children, with testimonials of family and widespread adoption.
The Nebraska State Journal urges readers at the state capital to become subscribers at once. It touts the paper as Nebraska’s old reliable and promises more news of interest printed in the capital.
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