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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
5
Hot dry weather reports, July 6 1900 with Diller July 14th events, farm prices for corn and wheats, local business notices, advertisements for remedies and shoes, and notes on visitors and firework viewing in Diller. Includes references to Foley’s Kidney Cure and Kodol Dyspepsia Care as advertised products.
Oscar Menefee, eight, likely died from a head injury after a firework exploded during discharge at Hollenberg Kansas on the evening of July 4. The accident occurred as local observers witnessed the display and emergency responders were summoned to the scene.
A Barlington firm acts under a statute arresting Bas and others seen near their grounds and on trains. The report notes several accidents and warns of caution, with reference to dates and estate concerns.
A partial readable fragment mentions dates July 31 and August, with stray names and place hints but no clear event, person, or organization to confirm. The text is too garbled to determine a coherent summary.
Blauser's devices touted for accurate operation. The ad notes Chinese inquiry about Fiver and health, with emphasis on active liver function. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, famed liver and bowel pills by J. W. Sutton, are mentioned as companion remedies.
Doctors W S Seymour and Cox report success in treating hundreds of deafness cases and a broad range of nose and throat troubles.
A brief ad notes a mysterious woman whose beauty is unmatched, claiming her lips and eyes shine and recommending Rocky Mountain Tea as a nightly tonic through a druggist.
Real estate style notice seeking an active agent in Diller area to represent a large U.S. farm nursery. Marketing a fall line of shade trees ornamental trees shrubs and more. Three pay plans with weekly wages. Apply at Elgin Nurseries Elgin Illinois.
An outrageous patent medicine ad claims a mysterious monster devil fish cures constipation and malady across stomach liver kidneys and nerves. It touts Dr ready New Life Pills as safe and best, sold for 25 pts at J W Sutton's drug store.
A quixotic adage on character asks readers to judge a man by home life not public deeds. It argues that kindness at home proves virtue while domestic friction shows hollowness, declaring true gold shines in family love and humble responsibility.
Notice lists Charter No 128 and mentions Of The People’s State Bank in the state. Details are incomplete in the readable text but indicate a formal bank charter identifier associated with a filing or notice.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event at 3200 oclock with names and locations unclear. No clear date or outcome available.
An alternate Sunday service at 1 o clock morning and an evening stage program led by Pastor K is scheduled for 1950. The notice promotes ministry events and worship times for the congregation.
A notice invites members from M W of A Ber Camp to an event at Camp location with date details to be confirmed.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a basketball scene with unclear names and a time stamp around 2 20. It mentions visiting but lacks readable details for precise events or participants.
A frayed OCR fragment notes WA. W. Lodge 133 and an Order United appears in the text. The readable portion confirms a lodge number and a formal order related event, but lacks surrounding context.
A fragmentary entry notes Rickajack Bort in an unclear event described as moot and first aod with ied terms appearing in the text. The readable portions suggest a local or archival reference lacking context or dates.
An unclear historical notice mentions J P Light Y of The City seeking work as a drayman and potential hauling or conveyance tasks. The fragment references hauling duties and possible pricing or arrangements.
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