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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
5
Special sale starts Saturday July 20 1901 and runs three days through July 22 1901 with deep discounts on lawns diTims corded batistes calico and parasols plus boys suits and more. Yard goods price cuts include 5c and 6c lawns at 3c yard and dimitys reduced to 5c per yard.
Fragmented OCR style notes mention a Notary Public, New Deering mowers, and local residents. References include Rev Reed the minister, relocation attempts to Diller, Sadie coming from Omaha to visit, and C. W. Simon with wife moving household items to Pawnee City.
Thousands of Nebraska Methodists look forward to Epworth Assembly at Lincoln Park from August 7 with expected programs and a high standard. Also notices include an old settler picnic at Plymouth August 22 and various local events and personal updates from nearby towns.
C C Amos returned Monday from a trip described as pina Bee see where he engaged with a physician and discussed concerns about Nieman.
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