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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
4
The text notes Mrs. Forest Harte went Wednesday to visit relatives at Strang Nebraska. It mentions a cough cure and a lumberman J. T. Briggs departing on a trip to Axtel and Oneida Kansas, with unclear surrounding details.
Mrs W Fields and children visit relatives at Burchard Sande. A social by Christian church ladies is planned for P B Millers lawn Saturday evening with all invited. A fragmented ad mentions Herbine for digestion and a 500 prize, plus Taylor the photographer and other local notices.
A statement from Lawson El alleges a cure for chronic asthma through a substitute treatment. The account notes relief from symptoms and urges consideration of the therapy as a remedy for the disease.
P. Bi Miller and Sam Green arrived Sunday from Council Bluffs after testing a Minneapolis steam engine to power a separator. Their old engine proved too small for the task.
P A Danforth of LaGrange reports a severe toe injury lasting one month with gangrene like symptoms and running sores. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve allegedly cured it completely in five days, sold by J W Sutton druggist.
Mr and Mrs F H Emerson were surprised Saturday by the arrival of the latter's half brother Ellard West of Nebr and Mrs Elsie West of Clarksville O on a visit.
Fragmentary OCR text references digestion issues and possible remedies. The readable fragment hints at stomach or dyspepsia symptoms and a claim of cure or relief, but concrete details, names, dates, or sources are absent. Further context is needed to identify involved individuals or institutions.
Fragmentary text hints at a Sunday evening event with characters Wall Lila Amos and a horse driven into a coin like motion during rain as they tried to reach home. No clear identities or location.
The Madison community reports Gertie Foster visiting relative Mrs Witty has left Sanday for Odell to live with Mrs Templeton. The school board has organized by electing Ligtenee moderator SW Fouts treasurer J W Sutton.
Fragmented ad blend mentions Dr Kings New Life Pills for digestion priced 25 cents at J W. Satton and locals from Shanandoah Ia and Nebraska City visiting Lincoln for Epworth League event. Also cautions about counterfeit dealers selling De Witts Witch Hazel Salve, touted as the cure for piles.
Miss Teenie Barr from Kansas visited a few days with Mrs. Jobo Gillett and returned home Sunday with her parents who came up after her. Mr. Barr had not been in Diller for years and noted the town’s improved appearance since his last visit.
The readable portions show scattered phrases about people and dates in a garbled segment. Entities and events are unclear, with many incomplete words making it impossible to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
Local fire department responded to a small blaze at a Fry City business in the early evening. No injuries reported, and firefighters contained the flames to the storage area before midnight. Officials urge residents to observe safety precautions and check detectors.
M Wright promotes Banner Salve for a range of ailments claiming it clears wounds and sores. Mrs F H Emerson returns from BeHeville Kansas after a visit. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised as a remedy for kidney problems and blood purification. A wreck occurred on the B M at Guide Rock Tuesday injuring engines and several cars.
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Wetzel and three children arrive from Southern Illinois on a visit and express pleasure with the country. The notice extols Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment as a cure for obstinate piles with rest and activity restored. Bottles cost 50 cents and tubes 75 cents. J W Sutton.
A Sunday and Monday rain drenched Nebraska and parts of Kansas. Diller recorded 4.4 inches Sunday night with another shower bringing total to 5 inches. The corn fields revived and a fall crop seems possible if rains continue.
Mr. 8. Clark lost two grain stacks about half a mile west of Diller. The lightning struck during Sunday night’s storm, likely threshing 200 bushels of wheat. Three stacks stood together. the barn and granaries nearby were saved with help from two neighbors.
An incomplete OCR line shows scattered words and letters with no clear event, person, or organization. The readable content is insufficient to establish a coherent news item or identify entities.
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