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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
5
In Jefferson County news for Friday January 19 1900 heavy loads keep four horse teams in use. Readers are advised of chapped hands and rough skin being soothed by Hanner Salve from M Wright. Henry Kanter traveled as a Burlington passenger to Beatrice returning the next day.
An advertising fragment offers Banner Salve with a money back guarantee for piles and proclaims itself the most resting medicine. A later line lists a 5 year old bay mare for sale at 1200 with one work animal, described as sound. The ad names C A Gara Row Wright and mentions a Starr prize tied to Braas’s ale on Monday.
A concise classified notice seeking two copies of the Record with the date January fifth. The fragment notes the request is to be fulfilled at this office.
Te Cure La Grippe in Two Day. The death of Jay Burrows a Nebraska figure occurs in Lincoln from heart failure and la grippe. J. B. Zook Perry and St. Cally move stock to market including cattle hogs and car loads, while Mr. Zook travels to St. Joseph.
A damaged note describes a Dr King style "New Life Pill" claimed to rejuvenate readers. It touts benefits for liver and energy and mentions a local drug store selling the product with testimonials and bold claims.
Alex Stewart a former prominent citizen of the neighboring city died at the Hastings asylum for the incurable on the ninth inst et and his remains were sent to Wisconsin for interment. He was respected as an engineer for the Burlington until a strike关联 an engine wreck near Hubbell that left him crippled and led to paresis.
The note advertises saving 50 percent on town or farm property insurance via C. A. Gale and two mutual firms, The Nebraska Mercantile Mutual and The Farmers' Mutual Insurance Company of Nebraska, urging readers to compare and act. It also contains a digressive historical-year flourish about centuries and the year 1900.
A fragmented schedule notes a Farmers Institute discussion led by Pref. 8. McKitwick and a morning session on Fame Preserve. The text mentions a trial education segment, a survey of attendees, music by the RA Emoreca and Stace, and references a previous discussion with unclear context.
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