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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
4
The text appears to state that subscribers are charged per line for each insertion and that the paper is mailed early to subscribers until a definite sale time is received and all arrears are paid in full. It includes garbled references to Diller Nob Fann of IUDECRIFAION and unclear advance rates.
The report records Gene Diller losing two cattle valued around $25 each, while Jacob Lottman and Otto Panaslandy are noted for oats yields and other farm mentions. Mentions of real estate dealings and travel excursions by the Burlington Route are included among scattered community items.
A cleaned up note details the 1901 price and large mail subscription offer for The Semi-Weekly State Journal from Lincoln Nebraska. It promises up to date reporting for new homes and urges readers to subscribe this year.
Fragmentary text discusses land near Herbine and references agricultural entomology at the University of Nebraska Lincoln. It mentions a cholera remedy claim with unnamed doctors and a bottle of Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, asserting rapid improvement in two days.
Compiled from reliable sources the Nebraska crop report covers 1875 through 1899. The US Crop Bulletin notes varied harvest results with 1876 described as good, 1877 as food crop, 1878 as good, and 1880 as short with other years indicating good crop yields.
Fragmentary OCR reads Medora Meeo selling items at a local sale. Unclear buyer list and price data due to garbled text.
Jas Bell and Mr Root travel from his land south west to the county capital on Tuesday to receive his share of the small grain raised on his property.
Asthma sufferer M Wright promotes a product by Lawsot Elvidge of Barrington claiming positive relief in all asthma cases and warns against substitutes. The notice urges readers to trust this remedy as a great cure option.
The barn of Martin Hite, 13 miles south of Diller, was struck by lightning during the Tuesday storm and burned to the ground. Most farm machinery was stored inside. Loss exceeds $1,000 and is insured for $500.
The article notes that fodder from ten acres of corn with timothy and clover hay, if cut at the right time and properly cared for, yields no less than 800 dollars in value. It stresses this as a key yet underappreciated fact in Northwest farming.
An old advertisement asserts a universal remedy for stomach and bowel troubles from A W Wakefield of Columbus Georgia. The product is claimed to cure two severe cases in a pleasant form and is shown as for sale by Sutton.
Frank Benton and Heiman daughter Heiman living two miles south of Diller were married Wednesday evening by Rev. A. E. Chadwick at the parsonage and departed yesterday for Chicago where the groom works for Swift Packing Co.
Lexington Kentucky man M. A. Hogarty suffered yellow jaundice as friends watched his skin turn yellow. Doctors offered treatment without relief until he tried Electric Bitters. After two bottles he felt greatly improved and praised the remedy for stomach and liver relief.
Daring tourist route to Hot Springs offers a scenic drive via the Chicago route with ten daily trains to the Black Hills. Gates list dates in July and late month stops with round trip fares plus two dollars, plus liberal return limits. Scenic Hetge links near Eeho Canon promise mountain views and resort hotels nearby.
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