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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
4
The notice states subscription options in advance with annual rates of 58.00 and three months ahead payments. Advertising rates are available on request. Business locations are billed until canceled and any arrears must be paid in full.
Sheriff Bonawitz visited the city on official business while W. C. Line and Ed Woods traveled to St. Joe with cattle. George Hazleton is re elected superintendent of the Gage county poor farm. Dr Trask will be at Dr Kaupp’s Friday February 1 offering special prices. Forty lead of horses in Nemaba county died from a disease similar to corn stalk disease in cattle. J B Zook and Son report a 77 pound weight gain per animal after 30 days of winter weather. A Chicago woman endorses Chamberlain’s Remedy noting relief from pneumonia symptoms after others failed. For sale by J W Sutton.
Prices on supply house items and air tight stoves at Branser's. medical tonics and teas advertised with claims. local residents Bodell, Strawbacker, Maxwell, Brices, and Oaks noted in brief updates. elevator sale and implement business change. coal deliveries offered with multiple mines listed. Francophone misspellings preserved as in text.
A bashful young man misses an engagement because of cold weather. When his girlfriend asks for an explanation he says he stayed home and hugged the stove pipe all night. She quips that one need not hug stove pipes to stay warm.
We make dates for Auctioneer J B Wright at this office and print as fine a sale bill as anybody. If you are going to make a sale call and.
Dr. Trask offers his best optical work at half price for this trip only with full guarantee.
Will Steiber was summoned to Lincoln due to his mother's illness and since his departure nearly his entire family contracted lagrippe. He returned home last evening and found his family recuperating.
Cole and Jim Younger, once Missouri bank robbers, are inmates at the Minnesota state penitentiary. They celebrated their January 15 birthdays with Cole aged 57 and Jim 58. This marked their 25th birthday spent in prison.
The Burlington system will outfit all its locomotives with electric headlights after successful experiments. Engineers say the lights greatly improve visibility, throwing a far stronger light than oil lamps and potentially preventing many accidents.
This excerpt urges farmers to sharpen plows and repair harnesses before spring work begins. It emphasizes preparedness as a prudent practice that saves money and reduces delays, advising all farmers and prudent individuals to ready their gear in advance.
A traveling Knight of Pythias discovers the dead man’s identity on a vest pin reading Tenn 26 after a westbound wreck leaves a stranger buried as a pauper. The order claims the body and arranges transport for the deceased's parents and sister. The scene becomes a poignant rescue by the fraternal group.
Mrs. Gillispie arrived home Wednesday evening after a several week visit in Beatrice with Dr. and Mrs. Mark Davis who accompanied her to visit their Diller friend.
A fragmentary notice invites members in good standing of a local Masonic lodge and Eastern Star chapter to attend meetings at the Masonic Hall on the first and third Wednesday evenings monthly. It lists officers or speakers and emphasizes orderly attendance.
Local Knights of Pythias lodge No. 141 invites members and guests to a forthcoming gathering. The notice requests attendance and participation in the specified event across the lodge's schedule.
The fragment notes regular meetings at the Masonic hall for W.R.C. Nic Relief Corps No. 6 on the first and third Wednesdays each month at 8 o'clock in the evening. The text includes garbled terms like Tekh niet and Stak te anak.
Fragmentary notice notes a fraternal benevolent meeting at Magonio Hall with mentions of members and monthly timing.
Directory style note lists Piragebas ain gb dat ly cping talar tokast at ae at wad o'ploek. X B. CB Scloak, eg junior Wednesday a ing. Be 3 ur Pastor.
The fragment notes an event titled Bal OPC held every Friday evening in 1996 with recurring meetings and unspecified details.
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