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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
4
July 30 1897 Jefferson County Record reports peaches selling at 1.00 per bushel on the Big Muddy. John Lamb and family visited with friends. Beatrice agents advertise Dr Fenner medicines with money back guarantee after trial. A C A W and D of H plan a stand and dining hall on Aug 12 at picnic grounds. Druggist B F notes Becas Gunman Satye remark.
A collage of short items promoting tonics and pills, travel notices, church services, social events, and local commerce in Diller Nebraska. Mentions Braas Diseruea Balsam, Deitt's Little Early Risers, Bracs Curry Cow Syrup, Beccs Hair Renewer, and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve along with community updates and upcoming events.
A 25c dinner will be served in the A C A W and D of H dining hall on the grounds at the picnic Aug 12 for those who do not care to bring their dinner Y P S C E Sunday evening at 7 pm in front of church led by B F Lightner Subject The Comfort that comes from the Bible Isa 12 1 6 Business meeting next Monday evening at 8 o clock All members requested to be present.
The county editor notes Oddities from a reader about poultry losses and burying promptly. Endicott’s Old Settler’s Reunion unfolds August 18 to 20 with G A R Day, Old Settler’s Day, and Fraternal Rally themes. For booth and swinger details contact Hawks Captain J aff or Bedicott.
District Court adjourned to Oct 4. Beoos' Diarrfza Batsem a vegetable cure claimed to surpass others. Liaurner notes Jefferson county gains fourteen delegates to the Lincoln Republican State Convention meeting August 26.
An advertisement promises instant relief and potential cure for scalds burns old sores tumors piles through Becos German Salve. The notice urges readers to ask their druggist for a sample and lists B. F. Ligutyer as the seller.
The Record reports that non-resident pupils can attend Diller High School if they pay a monthly tuition set at $1.50. The policy ensures access while securing funding from tuition payments.
Yesterday offered a prime chance to watch a sun eclipse as scheduled with no clouds. Several residents observed through smoked glass while others risked looking directly. the event appeared partial in this latitude.
Mrs P B Miller declares she has more near relatives in the A O U W lodge than any woman in the county or state. Her Lushande three brothers and two brothers-in-law belong to Diller Lodge one brother-in-law to Steele City Lodge and two brothers-in-law to Wood River Lodge. She notes $18 000 deeded to herself and relatives and invites others with similar holdings to come forward especially from one order.
A historical note praises One Minute Cough Cure as the remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. The Dillerites a quartet including W H Diller and others visited Gage county's capital on Wednesday for business and pleasure and returned home sober.
The Nebraska Epworth Assembly will run August 3 to 10 at Lincoln Park Lincoln. Epworthians are urged to attend and enjoy boating shade and police‑protected grounds. One fare round trip via the Burlington Route.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Diller will meet at Mrs. Nettie Hartzell's residence on Saturday August 7 at 3 o'clock to elect a delegate to the Fifth District Convention and to conduct other business. All members should attend and bring Temple Wheels to be sent to the District convention.
Dr Talmage and Rev Sam Small will preach and lecture at the Salem Chautauqua on August 8 and 9 with the Slayton Jubilee Singers performing daily August 9 to 15. Senator Allen and Mrs Helen Gougar join a lineup of orators and musicians. half rates via Burlington Route August 7 to 15.
The August picnic promises a grand turnout with shaded grove seating ample ice water and a program including Diller Cornet Band, Glee Club, two ball games, dances and exhibitions by the A O U W and Degree of honor staff.
The Kansas Nebraska Interstate Re union will be held at Superior September 6 through 11. Write C. E. Stine adjutant Superior Nebraska for ground rights tents or other information.
A simple test suggests that standing urine forms a sediment indicating kidney issues. Urine staining linen proves kidney trouble, and frequent urination or back pain supports the diagnosis.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for back and kidney pains, liver issues, and urinary trouble. It claims relief from liquor aftereffects and nighttime urination, urges contact for samples, and lists price and mail order details. The Jefferson County Record is cited for the offer.
A follow up notice clarifies disputes over commissions as administrator of the E O Franzen estate. J D Fanpers states a $355 claim is false and provides attorney letter and county judge sworn statement to prove expenses and actual receipts. He notes a $7 donation to the estate.
Nebraska Jefferson County records show an itemized expense list of J. D. Fanders as administrator of Kilert Franzen deceased. The statement totals 357.76 dollars for settling the estate, with charges including sale notices, auctioneers, clerk costs, abstract fees, and day-of-sale expenses. County Judge C. C. Boyle verifies the document as true and correct dated July 28, 1897.
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