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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
4
Local notice states five cents per line for mailing and indicates a definite plan to discontinue subscriptions. Text references a poll and a festival, with unclear phrases about scribes and subscribers.
Me Doll an airbury painter was there Theeday to paint the school house. Dr Ganson a dentist of Wymore will be at Dr Jeffries office on Thursday every two weeks.
An old advertisement touts Grove’s Cure for colds with a money-back guarantee. It promises relief in one day using a laxative and quinine formula and notes the signature on each box. It also promotes Falcon eye and ear services, a July 1 examination, and free samples at Button’s Sieg teas.
C. A. Mills of Council Bluffs representing the Hoosier Drill Co. was in Diller on Monday, handling business and greeting old friends during a drain project day.
Fragmentary report claims a wealthy London resident, unable to digest foods, died of starvation. Early use of Life Pills and Dr ing 8 er are mentioned as potential remedies. The text is garbled with misread phrases and a druggist named J. W. Bene is cited.
The Fair Association pledges to pay Pryy all premiums in full again this year. It states a fair cannot run on promises and must guarantee what it will do, so farmers know their prize receipts if they win.
Bert Clark son of Geo. H. Clark was kicked in the face while helping to lead a horse into a barn east of town. He received a deep facial gash requiring three stitches after the blow. Dr. Kay attended the wound and Bert is expected to recover. The State Savings and Loan Association of Beatrice, with stockholders in Diller, recently declared a 10 percent dividend to stockholders.
A note advising that when arranging a phone date with a girl one should not forget the engagement ring as a symbol of seriousness and intention. The line reflects social dating norms and expectations regarding commitment during conversations.
A fragment notes a figure of forty two tied to a forthcoming Republican convention, implying a projected count or outcome within party proceedings.
A. H. Colman was a Burlington route excursionist Tuesday evening for Colorado Springs and the numerous summer resorts thereabouts.
For wind mills tanks pumps garden hose sinks and hog waterers see J L Lamb or leave orders with J D Fanders at his implement house west of People's State Bank.
Dr A T Kaupp located his horse Sunday among a party living seven miles southeast of Beatrice who claimed to have found it as an estray but had not advertised. A compromise settled the reward at 15 dollars and the horse was returned Monday.
A fragment discusses digestion risks like heartburn from constipation and advises slow eating and thorough chewing. The text ends with a sale notice for J. W. Sutton.
The Diller school board invites bids to paint the school house body and steeple in matching colors using Carters or Red Seal white lead and Woodman boiled linséold oil. Bids due by 6 o clock p m July 15 190). The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. B F Liewrner Director.
Beatrice Nebraska July 7 special to the Gasette-Herald A health board meeting canvassed the smallpox situation The disease though mild is increasing and all cases will be treated as smallpox Chicken pox cards were removed and smallpox cards substituted There are twenty six cases reported in the city Strict quarantine is imposed on all infected premises.
Ladies are urged to try Solid Cuevee Silver tableware touted as a hard, wear resistant substitute for sterling silver. Claims include identical look, no plating wear, longer life, and a 25 year warranty with a free offer from Harrison Sts Chicago.
R L Oaks brought the first new wheat to market in Diller this year, testing at 81 pounds per bushel and selling for 50 cents per bushel. The rest of the text advises health tips and a Rocky Mountain Tea product priced at 35 cents.
Rev. Scott and wife of Courtland Nebraska arrived Tuesday evening to spend the week with Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Eick, longtime acquaintances.
The Swain Brothers living four miles north east of Diller threshed their wheat Tuesday averaging 85 bushels per acre and weighing 62 pounds per bushel. A L Tristman bought portions for Central Granaries Co at 50 cents per bushel.
Its greatest tests faced hopeless victims of consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleurisy and bronchitis and many were restored to health. For coughs colds asthma croup hay fever hoarseness and whooping cough it is the quickest surest cure. Sold by J W Sutton with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Large bottles 50 cents and 1.00 trial bottles free.
The Burlington railroad reports a surge in tourist transport with ten to a dozen well loaded coaches and trains running in two sections. Delegates to the Mpnorth convention in San Francisco join many travelers seeking Colorado retreats at low rates.
Low round trip fares advertised for Milwaukee and Chicago travel dates July 20 to 25 with prices 20.40 and 18.10 respectively. Exposition trips to Buffalo promoted with daily low rates. inquiries directed to the ticket agent and J. Beanor as General Passenger Agent in Omaha Nebraska.
Special to the Gazette-Herald reports eight year old Leo May of Steele City suffered severe burns to his face and hands after lighting a Roman candle with a match while unsupervised. Doctors fear possible loss of sight.
Mr C W Simon who recently bought a hardware store in Pawnee City called yesterday to order bills for a public sale of much of his household goods. Sale starts at 1 o clock tomorrow afternoon at his late residence in the city. The paper notes hope the Simons stay but wishes them well as they relocate.
M A Hogarty of on suffers yellowing skin and eyes from jaundice. Doctors fail to help. After two bottles of Electric Bitters he is wholly cured. Praised for stomach liver and kidney relief. 60 cents. Sold by J W Sutton.
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