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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1897
Page
4
Jefferson County records note Endicott celebrations forthcoming and A. O. U. W. gathering scheduled for tomorrow evening. Miss Mollie Shea attends Lincoln Normal summer term. Asa Thorggon visits from Kearney with daughter Mrs. John Lamb. An ice cream social by Epworth League raises funds. Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted by many as effective. J. W. Sutton Druggist sells it.
The Burlington Route will offer its standard low 4th of July rates on July 8 4 and 5 for trips between stations within 200 miles. Tickets may be used for return until July 6. Oscar Frost a grain man leaves for Chicago to investigate a firm offer while The Recorp hopes he stays in Diller.
Sam Hutchinson remains in business and invites old customers and new visitors to stop by his restaurant. Ice cream and cold drinks are always on hand.
A note explains a week before last that a W U T U convention report misnamed the temperance reform as of the 13th century instead of the 19th. The editor hopes no offense is taken by the ladies and says the mistake was unintentional.
The Recoup describes Cardus Weather Chart and Calendar for 1897. It has twelve sheets 13x20 inches, gilt strip and brass hanger, with monthly calendars and DeVoe weather forecasts. Moon changes and legal holidays included. copies available for 40 one-cent stamps to Chattanooga Tenn.
D H Diller received approval for a 126 dollar fee to make the Pleasant precinct assessment. Beaeos Diarewea Balsam promotes a purely vegetable remedy. Park Koons traveled to Beatrice for the Gage county teachers institute. The Christian Church ladies hosted a ten cent dinner at the lower hotel.
Advertisement notes Burlington Route service from June 29 to July 3 with rates to San Francisco. Directs readers to nearest B M R ticket agent for details and bookings.
An advertisement claims Beacs' Broop Purirek and Broop Makur resist digestion to deliver new rich blood and make life a pleasure. It is presented by seller le B F Ligutnee.
Mr. E. W. Kendall of Nebraska City Nebr spent a short time this week visiting with his mother and sister Mrs I M and Miss Jennie Kendall of this city.
W. B. Johnson of Newark says the remedy saved his child from deadly croup and has helped thousands with croup pneumonia bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles. J. W. Sutton.
A child of A. E. Lines living two miles south of Odell was struck on the head by a large hail stone during yesterday's hail storm and suffered a crushed skull with serious injuries.
We express sincere thanks to all friends who assisted before during or after the burial of our little child Mr and Mrs M Wataur.
The ad touts deep discounts with men’s all wool suits at 6.00 and hats at 1.25, contrasting with higher prices. Readers are urged to visit the store to view the broad range of bargains.
In Fairbury district court the Kreig case against the Rock Island Railroad was terminated Wednesday as the jury returned a verifier for the defense. The plaintiff was the widow of a fireman who died in the 1894 wreck near Lincoln.
Last Sunday evening the M. E. Church hosted a full house for Children’s Day with recitations by the youngsters and the formation of The Young People’s Republic led by Miss Jennie Kendall as Liberty Patron. Six white stars on a blue flag symbolized Law Intelligence Fraternity Temperance Uprightness Patriotism, spelling Lift Up the Epworth League motto. Excellent choir music complemented the well rendered program.
B F Lightner sole agent promises refund if customers are not satisfied after using one dose of Dr Fenner's medicines. The Henrichs family on their northeast farm near town reports the loss of their four months old baby last Friday after Several weeks of illness.
Mr and Mrs Thos Nelson will attend the national convention at the Christian Endeavor in San Francisco and spend three or four weeks sightseeing on their return journey.
The Beatrice Chautauqua will feature Bryan and ministers Rev. T De Witt-Talmage Rev. Sam Small among others in a fort night of instruction and entertainment. Low fare via the Burlington Route from June 15 to 27.
A. H. Potter of E. C. Atkins & Co says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy never failed in three years at home. He praises it for curing his children and compares its necessity to flour in summer. Sold by J. W. Sutton, Druggist.
A severe hail storm damaged crops across a two mile wide strip northeast to southeast of town. Baseball sized stones shattered fields of wheat oats and corn while gardens and trees suffered. Several residents including Fitzgerald ranch and many named farmers saw crop losses and one man was knocked down by a hail rock at the ranch.
The advertisement by T A Slocum M D of 183 Pearl Street New York claims to offer three free bottles of the Slocum new system of medicine to readers suffering from chest throat and lung troubles or consumption. It asserts thousands cured globally and urges mail-address submissions to receive the remedy and a mention of reading the article.
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