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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
8
The article notes upcoming activities in Diller and nearby towns. Mentions Noah Handley, Clark Blauser as B M passenger to Lincoln, F B and Sebolt Senior visiting the county seat, and Rev Reed as the new M E minister expected to preach next Sunday. Also references farm offers, local university attendance, and community events.
Flags decorate town for flag day. Miss Reckie Diller visited her brother Sam Diller and family in Strang Nebraska last week.
Mrs May Mayberr of Kansas City visited Sunny in Diller with her uncle J B family. A gasoline stove inquiry promotes J C Blauser's New Process Reliable. Notice to settle debts with Lt Dr W T Jerrryzs. Wheat crop ready to cut late next week in Diller area.
Miss Ethel Roberts of University Place Nebraska arrived Wednesday evening to give lessons on the piano and organ. She has secured a bharsi of fifteen and is accompanied by Misa Lottie Meyers daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Meyers formerly of the area now living in Aurora. They came from Lincoln on a visit to A L Tristman and family.
The article notes a game between Nebraska University and Fairbury, won by Nebraska with a score of 6to 5. Diller witnessed the event, with Mendal Mann, Jim Hod, and others mentioned in the report.
Fragmentary OCR text provides names Jess Green and Sebolt Sénier with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a discussion or seating arrangement but lacks concrete event, location, or outcome details to establish a full news item.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses medical topics and individuals like J W Batton and Mrs Haviland of Armonk. Mentions diseases and lung medicine discovery with unclear context and no clear event or outcome.
P Wilriea A A Colman J W Sutton and Hartzell were arraigned in Fairbury district court to answer charges in a contested case. The record shows the defendants entering pleas as the proceedings continued with evidence and motions anticipated.
Mr and Mrs 91 Fry from Diller visited the county seat. Preaching next Sunday at the Presbyterian church by Rev T H Dry. J P Lowe of Davenport Neb attending court at Fairbury was in Diller yesterday. Geo Andrews the barber returns today from visiting with his Tobias Nebhometolk.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Friday came home after visiting their daughter Mrs. Dan Shea and family in Harrie Anderson County Kansas Father=s and mother=s trip cited as a family homecoming with details of kin and location.
Market prices show No 2 wheat at 540, No 3 wheat 52 cents, mixed shelled corn 3. and white shelled corn 8 14 cents, oats 23 cents, white eggs 8 cents, hogs range 5.25 to 5.85 with 40 cents noted.
A girl was born on Monday June 10 to Mr and Mrs C Bedden living north east of town. Charley had hoped for a boy but the family chose to keep the girl due to his fondness for daughters.
An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quin ine as a remedy that cares a cold. The copy emphasizes the product’s effectiveness and urges readers to purchase the box with confidence.
N. E. Palmer describes a terrible explosion that burned a lady here. Doctors could not relieve the ongoing sore but Backlen's Arnica Salve cured her. Infalible for cuts corns sores boils bruises shinny diseases piles. 250 at Suttor's.
Norm Batterbaugh, who has been away at the state school for the deaf at Omaha, returned home Wednesday to spend the summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Batterbaugh.
Ground rent free event promises reduced railroad rates for a religious outing. Best evangelist available, with a large venue described as a 12 by 145 foot space. Thirtieth annual news spectacle promotes the meeting in Lincoln Nebraska with affordable pricing from two to eight dollars.
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