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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1889
Page
4
Fragmentary notes report county officers taking possession of the new court house this week. Mentions of individuals in Harbine and Diller areas, and visiting others, with scattered references to local business and residents.
The item records visitors including David Paul and wife from Grinnell and Clark as well as Geo Eubanks from the M & S line taking a vacation in Diller. Forest Hartzell’s misfortune is noted and a call is made for a forthcoming event on the 4th with local officers and members of a bank and a brief travel update on the area.
The party aims to secure the national convention with about 6,000 security staff and 650 officers for the event on July 4. Organizers coordinate arrangements to ensure a safe, orderly gathering amid high public attention.
A. O. U. W. picnic announced with a two day event to run the 27th and 28th, with a return planned for June 29th. The message notes a round to be held near a flare and a social gathering for Betvaiys Oars Fe.
Dr McElwee treated a child two miles south of town after a coal oil poisoning incident at Joe Coles store. The patient, a nineteen month old infant, drank content from a beverage pot bottle and showed initial symptoms but is now nearly recovered.
A fragment notes a Woodmen membership lapse last fall and a member letting it lapse. No further details are readable.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a local event at Cen Aree with unclear names. Readable terms include a place reference and a possible date or time. Details remain uncertain due to the garbled source text.
Fragmentary note mentions discounts to Saratoga and an event for the Bering something. Details unclear but reflects promotional rates and a named attraction.
Report mentions Prof A Mason and Mr Smith in the city. Describes a farm residence at B F Helvey five miles from Fairbury as fine. J W Fouts received a large shipment near Harbine and work will soon be underway for the annual event.
The fragmentary text appears as a jumbled OCR passage with stray names and phrases. It includes partial references to "True Love" and mentions people possibly linked to a Russian or European publishing context, but no coherent event or clear facts emerge.
The Omaha World Herald promotes political coverage during the presidential campaign and invites readers to subscribe for coin offers and accurate reporting. Daly appears as a named figure in the pitch.
Landlord Fairchild enhanced his hotel office by installing a double window facing Com Avenue. The Doctor spares neither effort nor expense in villa hostel.
The document notes Patrick Shiel, indicted for manslaughter, being represented by his attorney, with Judge Morris presiding. County Attorney Freeman appears in the proceedings, and the case dates back four years.
The lumber merchant A N Huint and F Endelman were conducting business in town last week. Huint injured his heel during a riotous incident, carrying the damaged heel in his hand as he traversed the city.
A terse notice states that the building dedication will not proceed at the previously agreed time, with the public reminded of the need for further consent before rescheduling and dedication.
A promotional rail note describes a 76 Route service from Omaha to New York for Christian Endeavor members and friends. The train leaves at 11 40 p m after western arrivals, with a round trip rate advertised.
Celebration in Dilier Fu marks the purchase of a New Crown sewing machine from Price Bros. The event highlights local shoppers seeking reliable sewing equipment and the store's promotion.
Clubs and townsfolk prepare for the 44th To y festival in Diller with a bicycle race as a featured event. Plans include the Peoples Bank considering a 25 by 70 foot on site lodge area for lodge purposes with stairsless access.
Ticket sales begin July 2 with return travel set for July 5. The minimum fare is 25 cents, with specials offered on limited mileage.
The message mentions Washi and his brother Harley arriving at North Yakima and being kept in house. It notes they like the country and climate, and that their mother’s health is improving.
Railroad agents in Nebraska offer round trip fares for events in cities like Beatrice and Lincoln. Limited return validity through July 16, with one fare for certain gatherings such as the Knights of Pythias encampment and the National Peoples Party convention. Tickets issued June 27.
Ex-representative Diller of Jefferson county visited the city on private business and spoke with old acquaintances at a hospital hotel. He described national interest around the town of Diller and noted farmers weighing his scales showed evident support for Harrison after learning of his nomination.
Last Saturday evening at the opera house a planning meeting decided to organize a grand old fashioned ath oa celebration this year. J W Fouls was elected chairman with J B Wright and T P Price as officers. Committees were appointed for music, band, and various duties and a follow up meeting was set to finalize plans.
Peale Co Chicago publishers offer descriptive circulars sample views and terms to interested agents in the locality. They will mail descriptive literature on application.
Chancellor won a shooting match against es eeeen with a score of 8 to 5 in a 21 yard rise where eggs thrown by hand served as the target. City Horsemen nominate entries for State fair races including Irene Great Northern McCormac Nancy Harry T Gowing and Charles KE.
An advertisement touts De Witt's Sarsaparilla as strengthening and enriching the blood. It claims disease cannot attack a system with pure blood and presents the remedy as renewing the blood through the product.
Orrin Otsego Wisconsin notes a recommendation for Adlai tees sold by Gifford and Sutton.
Linim promotes Bellard's Snow meat with endorsement from Gifford and Sutton. The note references a sales tease and a public-facing feature praised by the trio.
A report notes government promises of provisions and supplies as pivotal in ending the Indian War. The piece mentions signed treaties and the fear among tribes of losing horses, referencing Holler’s Wire gear and officials like Gifford and Button in connection with the supply effort.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds hoarseness sore throat and throat and lung ailments. It claims the syrup is harmless for children and aids recovery after pneumonia, highlighting its soothing healing effects.
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