Chaise Farm Names Drift Into Beatrice Area
Fragmentary text shows names associated with Chaise Farm and nearby Beatrice region, including Lani Baril and Miles SW, with references to Ellis.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
8
Fragmentary text shows names associated with Chaise Farm and nearby Beatrice region, including Lani Baril and Miles SW, with references to Ellis.
A Beatrice Nebraska firm E G Drake & Co lists 80 acres for farm loan applications at 2024 North 6th Street. The notice outlines farm loan terms and eligibility criteria for local producers.
A damaged fragment reports a local blaze at Cole's and Air Tight Heaters involving a fisher and trash. The note mentions J. O. Blaoser and an unclear call or contact.
Revival services continue with morning and evening preaching at the Methodist church led by Pastor A. Cuapher. The notice mentions life of exposure and a remedy discussion, with W. Button cited in some context.
A fragment notes illness described as end-all threat and lung troubles associated with J. W. Sutton.
The text notes Jas Beadon moving Wednesday from Fairanry fore wash to Mrs Kendall's property and starting construction on a three acre tract bought from C W Simon. It mentions health claims and a local remedy, with references to Minue Cough Care and W Button. The fragmentary OCR makes details uncertain.
The Masonic fraternity hosted a gathering in good weather with Brethren and their families in attendance. Dr Trask, a noted optician, was mentioned as being present in the event details.
Mrs Frances L Sales of Missouri faced trouble over a benefit claim. Three bottles of Foley's Woe Cure were taken and reported to effect a complete improvement, prompting discussion of the product's effectiveness.
A comment notes that modern labor saving machinery dramatically increases productivity, claiming 10,000 hands today can do in brief what 8,000,000 hands did a century ago, illustrating the vast gains in technical progress and efficiency.
A Loganton Pennsylvania resident claims complete cure using One Minute Cough Cure after others failed. The letter asserts it also benefits her children and eases croup grippe throat andjunons. mothers endorse the remedy.
The pension bureau places all soldiers on pension rolls in the Des Moines agency and pays their benefits through this office. It also ceases sending the next voucher with the pension check.
F M Ross of Winfield Tennessee signs a brief plea or note in a life or letter format. The readable fragment mentions his wife and a saved life, with stray words including mitsis gree invite camel.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Charles Broadway Ruse, once dubbed the blind millionaire, jailed in New York for an honest debt long ago. The item notes the obsolete law and the inscription once seen there.
A notice to the public from the new owner of the lumber and cash business in Diller. The speaker states intentions to reside in Diller and serve the community, promising fair stock and prices and asking for local patronage in the business line.
Former owner announces sale offering a nine room residence three lots and three acres of land with all conveniences. C W Surron states property located in Diller area is available.
In seven years 256 deaths by self harm were recorded in Ne ska. Among them 208 men and 53 women. Methods included gun 54 poison 43 roped 18 water rotte 4 asphyxiated 6 and knife 5. Nationalities totaled 57 Americans 13 Bohemians 11 Swedes 6 Danes 2 Norwegians 2 Hollanders 2 English 1 Scottish 1 Irish and 1 unknown.
Fragmented text shows names and terms like Masoto and Degree of Honor. The readable portion lacks clear event dates locations or actions to form a complete item. The item appears to be an archival notice or club reference but specifics are too incomplete for a full summary.
Visiting comrades welcomed as G A R group S86 observed a meeting with a pest ho hush and local attendants.
Readable lines show a church directory entry for Christian Church with unclear locality and a person named Y Reese. No events or dates are specified.
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