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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
8
Local notes report a Beatrice chautauqua opening amid showers and harvest chatter. Diller saw wheat, potatoes, and threshing activity with sales, marriages, and new equipment updates from area families and merchants.
A Boston man who recently wed a gravely ill rich woman is said to have benefited from Dr New Life, advertised as infallible for jaundice, dyspepsia, malaria, fever and ague and liver and stomach troubles. Only 250 at Sutton's.
Fragmentary ad notes a family claiming Dr King’s New Discovery saved their daughter after conventional remedies failed. It cites a testimonial that the remedy is infallible for coughs and offers a dollar price, with publisher contact hints.
Al Cavett started Monday on his wheel for Oklahoma. Director B F Lightner is taking the school census this week. Charley Green returned Saturday evening from Armerdale C where he had been working several weeks in an iron foundry.
The notice urges every school district patron to attend the annual meeting next Monday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. It emphasizes civic participation in school affairs and outlines the timing for residents to join the gathering.
The Methodist ladies host a social in the Senior building on Saturday afternoon and evening June 29 with ice cream and cake priced at 10 cents. All are invited.
A noted signature appears on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine as part of a remedy claim. The message emphasizes curing a cold and immune day relief.
Desiring students are advised to consult Miss Ethel Roberts who offers summer music lessons. She is a graduate of the Nebraska Wesleyan Conservatory of Music and an experienced teacher. Terms are reasonable.
A Kirkman Iowa resident recalls a severe stove accident that left a running sore. Doctors failed to heal it until Kuckien's Arnica Salve was used, curing the lesion. The salve claims infallibility for cuts sores boils and skin issues and is sold for 25 cents at Sutton's.
State Camp Meeting at Lincoln Nebraska runs July 21 to July 1. Ground free and railroad rates reduced for a religious outing with top evangelists. Tents, 12214 ft, season from 2 to 3 dollars. set up, cots 10 to 35 cents.
A Chicago Chronicle report notes spelt, a Russian grain, being grown to a limited extent in Manitoba. Seed came from a Russian Dakota settlement carried by fleeing peasants. Farmers see potential as drought tolerant and productive, with up to fifty bushels from one. The grain resembles a cross between rye and wheat and yields good animal feed.
A Louisville Times excerpt mocks a society girl who judges others as un aristocratic, ending with a sly quip about not letting the shoemaker go beyond his last. The piecesatirizes wit that brands people with public labels and laughs at pretension.
A fine rain improved crops and farmers smile in Steele City while plans for a Fourth of July celebration emerge. Mr Hamley will ship a car of hogs tonight and Ada Lepper visited Mrs Gillett in Diller last Friday. Health is good in Nebraska. The State Rail to be held in Lincoln from August 30 to September 6, 1991. The board of public lands and buildings buys the old fair ground site and will add new buildings for the fair. Premium lists revised for exhibitors and visitors. For lists, Rossrat Wy Frais, Brownville, Nebr.
Classified notice from an established travel house seeking men and women customers. Offers $700 annual rate with expenses payable in cash. No warnings or delays implied. Addressed to Manager at 355 Caxton Chiell.
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