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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1898
Page
4
Fragments show local ads for Sutton selling wallpaper paints and oils. Notices mention H E Green, One Minute Cough Cure, No To Bac tobacco cure, and a Dr Paavo Char Co. Chicago. Scott Merrill seeks rental, J W Sutton promotes cough cure and tobacco product.
P W Gerner to sell a lot of stock and farm implements at his farm residence five miles south and half a mile east of Diller on Tuesday February 1st. Further particulars in office bills. Also notices of sales and a real estate transfer near Diller. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended for cough relief and cold relief, sold by J W Sutton.
Mrs Rosa Osborn who had been visiting here a couple of months with her brothers Newt and James Ashpaugh returned Monday to her western Colorado home, accompanied by James who will spend the summer there.
Mr Elisha Berry reports rapid relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm, noting shooting pains from hip to knee eased promptly. Testimony from B F Baker druggist of St Paris Ohio and sale by J W Satton accompany the advertisement.
Elegant lamps in J. W. Sutton's north window feature large dramatic designs and small ornaments. Prices are described as very moderate, with options suitable for Christmas gifts and a range to fit various styles and budgets.
J. P. Lichty announces a closing out sale below cost at Loock's for ladies cloaks and capes. The Presbyterians expect Rev Nelson to visit on the first Sunday in February. The Methodist quarterly meeting for this place and the creek area will take place one week from tomorrow and Sunday.
Real estate sellers and loan applicants urged to obtain a bonded abstract from J Monroe Davis Bonded Abstract and First National Bank Fairbury to facilitate smooth transactions and lender acceptance.
The Christian church hosts a Jan 23 program on Practical Applications of the Beatitudes from Matthew 5 1 12. Park Koons leads with J H Greae from Dundee noting full attendance desired. Also a testimonial claims Cherry Cough Syrup cured a child’s croup. sold by Dittzr Dave Co.
The Nelson Gazette notes that the Methodist pie plans a barn on the parsonage grounds for the pastor’s convenience. A Superior Journal quip asks if they feed their preacher bail hay or straw.
Sadae Neville of North Platte is to select two of a thousand pictures of Nebraska women to form a composite head for an exposition souvenir medal. The jest notes two winners will please two women while 998 feel left out, and mocks Judge Neville’s courage if he stays in Nebraska or travels far.
The county judge earned 1007 in fees and the clerk 2743.77, 551.77 of which was turned into the treasury. The clerk filed 2956 instruments including 866 real estate mortgages and 1159 chattel mortgages. Soldiers relief spent about 600 with 500 expected next year. Poor farm income 253.41 from crops. stock includes 9 horses and mules, 38 cattle, 50 hogs. grain totals 8600 bushels of corn and 520 of wheat.
Dinasists refund the money if it fails to Cure.
Reports claim exceptionally rich gold deposits in Labrador surpassing most finds, with producers likening their value to Klondike discoveries and drawing attention from prospectors and investors.
Henry Henrichs moves his family into Joe Grotts residence adjoining J O Blauser property and will begin next week as general agent for the Brown Bros Nursery Co of Rochester New York.
An advertisement touts Ferner’s Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion. It claims endorsement by a prominent American physician and offers a money back guarantee through J. W. Sutton of Miller if not satisfied after one bottle.
James MclIndoo of Medelia Minnesota is 18 years old, six feet ten inches tall, and weighs 303 pounds. He wears a size 24 shoe and a No 8 hat. He drinks a gallon of water at a time to quench his thirst, is well proportioned, very powerful, and still growing rapidly.
The excerpt reflects a Canton Champion piece warning about drinking, loyalty, and crime. It contrasts social behavior in bars with isolation, and notes a thief’s bailout while the poor go to jail, ending with a critique of advertising and money.
The Modern Woodmen wives surprised the lodge when they arrived with baskets during a balloting evening. A lavish supper followed with chicken salmon beef cakes pies and more. After speeches a motion to form an auxiliary was approved and three ladies were named to organize efforts.
Waterloo Jaws correspondent Miss Dauia Day reports two years of hair loss ending after using Beggs Heir Re newer. One bottle stopped it completely.
The quote notes how newspapers of the era rephrase death with colorful terms. It cites bankers, cashiers, mugwumps, cobblers, saloonkeepers, gamblers, stablemen, mediums, accountants, athletes, and editors, each with a vivid euphemism for dying or cessation of work.
Wanted trustworthy active individuals to travel for responsible pole protect house in Nebraska. Monthly $85.00 on position stead Refer ee no atif oditionnedl stamped envelope The Dominion Company Dept Y Chicago.
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