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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary text outlines advance payment options with rates per line for notices. Mentions one year and three months in advance and a 5 cent per line insertion charge. Indicates possible discontinuation for subscribers if notices not renewed.
Local forecast notes a good upcoming corn harvest if rains come. Jas Bell has just returned from Boone County Nebraska where he owns substantial land and prospects for crops.
Dr Ganson of Wynore will visit Dr Jeffryes Office every two weeks on Thursdays. The arrangement is recurring and outlined for patient appointments.
An old advertisement notes to take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold with a money back guarantee by F W Grove. The box bears Grove’s signature. Sample availability advertised at Sutton’s drug store.
A London tale reports a wealthy man starving because he could not digest food. Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills could have saved him by strengthening the stomach aiding digestion and appetite. 250. Money back if not satisfied. P old by J W Sutton, draggist.
Mrs Gue Kelley arrived Sunday from Phillips county Kansas to join her husband J A Keller in making their residence at Diller again. Ges will farm the Lincoln Land Co's lands adjoining the town site hereafter.
An Entertainment program set for EB L. Loocke hall in Diller Nebraska on Wednesday August 7. Admission details note a 100 fee to cover expenses and body is invited. Remember the always Aa 7th.
Fragmentary text discusses heartburn and eating patterns but is garbled with missing words. It mentions food intake timing and weight concerns, suggesting guidance on meal spacing and symptoms without clear context or actionable conclusions.
A man visits a money lender to raise funds amid hardship. The tale suggests that borrowing can stain or redeem a person’s reputation depending on circumstances and outcomes.
Alex Ballard returns to Hardy for employment in trade blacksmithing. Rev Dry arrives with family and household effects to occupy the Simon residence now owned by Alex Bell.
Readers are urged to note a new advertisement announcing a special sale at E. L. Loock's store this week. Charley Osborn is working in Fairbury as a barber before beginning his route as mail carrier on Route No 2, traveling south from Diller.
Mice Eunice Lightner traveled Tuesday to Syracuse Nebraska to stay a week with the family of D. W. Van Horn a former B. and M station agent in the town.
For wind mills tanks pumps garden hose sioka and hog waterers see J. L. Lamb or orders with J. D. Fandere at his implement house west of People's State Bank. A lawn social will be held at the home of F. M. Lambert Thursday July 25 hosted by the ladies of the M church. Invited guests may enjoy refreshments for 10c.
An advertisement proclaims Solid Cuevee Silver as a cheaper, durable substitute for sterling silver tableware. It claims identical appearance, no plating wear, and guaranteed twenty five year wear for free, offered by Quaker Valley Mfg Co Chicago with a mail-in request.
At Mrs. Sam Phillips residence a quilting bee ends in a buggy crash as a horse unhitched itself on a downhill run. Mr. P J Miller and Mrs G H Clark were thrown from the buggy. Mrs Miller reports injuries to her hands while the vehicle and harness are wrecked. The story notes the animal’s kicking and runaway behavior.
A brief health advisory discourages overeating sweets and fatty foods while promoting balanced meals. It urges portion control and regular exercise to reduce body fat and improve fitness levels.
Lille Brant spent a couple of weeks visiting her three sisters in Long Teland Kansas starting Sunday.
Gage county covers 864 square miles, organized in 1857, and contains 170.93 miles of railway, ranking second in the state for railway mileage within its borders.
The wife, living seven miles north of Diller, died Saturday from blood poisoning after childbirth and was buried Sunday in the new cemetery a short distance farther north.
It Buzzies the World. Its greatest tests have been on hope the time of consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleuring and bronchitis. Thousands have been restored to health. For asthma croup hay fever hoarseness and whooping cough it is the quickest cure. Sold by J Wy Sutton with guarantee or refund. Large bottles $1.00 trial bottles free.
Rates as low as possible this summer for Milwaukee on July 20 to 22 at 20.40, Chicago on July 23 to 25 at 18.10 round trip. Daily low fares to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. Inquire at ticket offices. J Framwell, General Passenger Agent, Omaha Nebraska.
A Sterlin Bulletin reflection notes the ache for more land and success. It argues that wealth of acres or travel does not guarantee contentment and suggests true contentment lies in a correct life rather than chasing endless gains.
A reader recalls a man afflicted with yellow jaundice who did not respond to doctors. After using Electric Bitters, he reports complete recovery after two bottles. The ad claims the remedy cures stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Sold by J. W. Sutton druggist for 800.
Help wanted notices seek male and female travelers to promote a solid colonial enterprise. Respond with a resume and enclosing address to Man ager, 355 Saxton, Chicago.
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