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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
4
Published every Friday at Diller Neb in E L Loock building upstairs rooms 4 and 5. Terms of subscription list one year in advance with details obscured by OCR errors. The note indicates a local newspaper operation and advertising rates though parts are unreadable.
Local notes report Nelson selling the New Proces gasoline stove. Various society items mention visits, dental appointments, travel to Table Rock, and community events in Fairbury and Diller. Items include farm equipment movements, a wheat shipment, and horse racing references with prices.
The Diller Telephone Co. son has connections with Harbine Plymouth Jansen Fairbury Gladstone and Reynolds highlighting regional ties and possible business or social links across multiple Nebraska communities.
Miss Busie Stewart began her trip Wednesday aboard the B. & M. Railway for a several week visit with relatives in Glenwood Iowa.
Jas. Ireland of Fairbury spent part of Tuesday and Wednesday visiting his daughter Mrs. Leslie Butterhaugh and family at this place.
A Degree of Honor event at Loock's Hall raised 828 dollars and 25 cents from an ice cream special. Sutton's Drug Store offers a free sample of Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets to aid digestion, claimed to improve vitality and bowel health.
Miss Mary Fillingham, who spent nearly a year with the family of her brother B L Fillingham, started Wednesday on the return trip to her home in Canton Illinois.
C. W. Simon left Wednesday for Chicago to begin duties as a traveling representative for a grocery firm. Mrs. Simon accompanied him on the trip, though details of their journey remain sparse.
A La residents recounts kidney and liver trouble and nervous prostration. Three bottles of Electric Bitters restored mobility and vitality, with the user noting she felt like a new person in three months. Endorsed for headaches backache sleeplessness and dizziness. Only 50 cents at J W Sutton.
Eight carloads of stock were shipped to the St Joe market from near Diller this week. J T Carmichael and Capt Andrews sent two cars of cattle, R L Oaks one car of cattle, Zook and Son one car of hogs and one car of cattle, T P Price one car of cattle, and Joe Price two cars of cattle. Prices ranged from five seventy for Carmichael and Andrews and Oaks to five sixty for T P Price. Joe Price’s cattle sold for eighty four eighty after lighter feed.
Poem celebrates the loyal reader who pays in advance each year and buys more papers than he can read. The household sees the paper as a necessity and welcomes the subscriber who replenishes the office with his generosity.
J.B. Wright shipped part of a load of horses from here Sunday filling the car at Wymore. H. G. Weigle received orders for binding twine at cash with order prices: Standard and Lisa 83c, Manilla 93c, Manilla M. 104c.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reads Dayton Volkeseitung and buys Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife's eight week back agony. After several days she reports she feels born anew and soon can resume household duties. Balm sold by Sutton.
Special Agent Llewellin arrived in Diller to evaluate two proposed rural routes. Route No. 1 runs 25 miles south from the post office with Charles Osborn as carrier, starting July 15th. Route No. 2 runs 26 miles north with W H Diller as carrier, with charley Diller as substitute. Both routes to begin service soon with carriers providing their own wagons.
Notices announce the annual school meeting held June 24 at 2 pm for election of two trustees and other business. The text also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a 25 cent price and samples at Sutton's drug store.
Classified item seeking men and women to travel and assist an established house in Canton area. Compensation set at 700 dollars per car and expenses paid. Requires cap and references. Agency name and full contact details are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Fragmentary notice lists Freemasons groups and officers with meeting dates. References W N Brauxs Council Committee and visiting times, plus Star lodge events. The text is garbled but indicates monthly gatherings and in good standing members.
The Ancient Order of United Brothers invites visiting members to Pleasant Lodge Number Regsee of Hanns for the second and fourth Saturday afternoons at o clock in the Masonic hall. Visiting brothers will be cordially received.
Local post G A R Nickajeok Post No 245 announces a meeting at noon with details unreadable in the fragment. The notice references the Srey deenameaan event and a community gathering.
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