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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
4
One year in advance is one dollar while 8.x months in advance costs fifty cents and three months in advance twenty five cents Advertising rates are revealed upon application Local business notices run until ordered out and charged per line per insertion The paper mails to subscribers until a definite discontinue order is received and all arrears are cleared.
Mrs. L. P. Raymond visited Fairbury on Tuesday. Nelson markets the New Process gasoline stove. Dr. Ganson of Wymore will be at Jeffryes office on Thursday in two weeks.
Mrs. John Williams and her daughter Billa attended the opening of the chautauqua at Beattice last Friday, marking a bright start to the event.
An old time ad notes Cure 4 Cold Im One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a money back promise. A Box bears E S Gheesh signature. 25 cents.
Steele City residents plan a celebration as most local wheat stocks face a shock crisis. Community leaders urge calm while farmers work to assess losses and seek aid.
Sam Green plans to operate his threshing machine next Tuesday at the residence of Esq D R Kelley.
Fairbury resident C F Steele serves as acting governor this week while Gov Savage is away in the Black Hills for the governor's absence.
Master Harry and Miss May Remley traveled to Beatrice on Tuesday to attend the chautauqua and visit relatives.
Barton Williams visited friends at Wymore on Wednesday. Mt. Ayr Indiana resident Mr. L. Newman spent the week with his sister Mrs. M. J. Price and other relatives here.
P. L. Rush of Topeka Kansas formerly lived here has spent several days this week visiting the Prices and other old friends in the vicinity of Diller.
Grandma aere who had been visiting her son W T Jeffryes and family returned this afternoon to her home at Blue Springs. Mr and Mrs Chas Osborn drove over to Hatlam Kansas Wednesday to visit his moter and other rela tives till after the 4th. Mrs Jesse Miller and Mrs J D Fanders drove over to Beatrice Wednesday evening to spend a couple of days at the chautauqua.
An advertisement urges readers to provide Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for the family. It claims the medicine is essential for both children and adults and may prevent late night trips to town during summer. Supplies are available through ease by J. W. Sutton.
Prices listed include No. 2 wheat 49 cents per bushel No. 3 wheat 47 cents mixed shelled corn 82 cents white shelled corn 83 cents. Hog market at 5 dollars 50 cents per hundredweight and eggs 88 cents. Butter 10 cents. Gats 22 cents.
Listings include hardware inquiries at the implement house west of People's State Bank, marriage of Harvey Bishop and Matilda Donze near the Donze home, a missing horse report for Dr. A T Kaupp, and reports on Knights of Pythias activities with Geo E French in Nebraska. Also notes on Prof John Z Schell's candidacy for Jefferson county school superintendent and GOP convention expectations.
A letter from T M Hood of McPaul Louisiana accompanies a remittance for the Record. Hood notes he left Diller and praises his hometown’s prospects with wheat oats and fruit improving, while corn remains backward.
At the last Saturday night meeting the A O U W lodge appointed a five member executive committee to run the 5th annual picnic on August 15 at this place. Geo H Clark chairs with T P Price W H Diller J B Zook and AL Triestman on the panel. The committee will manage the event and strive to make it the best picnic ever held in Diller for Diller Lodge No 133.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reads Dayton Volkszeitung for beer ads and bought Chamberlains Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with severe back pain. After a few days she felt renewed and the pain vanished before finishing the bottle. He thanks the ad and hopes others learn of the remedy from Sutton.
Extravagant July celebration in Wymore promises a grand street parade and a noon oration by Hon. W. S. Sommers. Music by Pawnee City Military Band, various races, a Superior vs Wy more ball game, free street shows by vaudeville artists, and multiple contests with an estimated cost above $400. No. 4 car will stop at Diller for passengers.
Attorneys W H Barnes and E H Hinshaw went to Fairbury on legal business before Judge Kelley.
Bernice Welton from near Fairbury spent part of the week visiting her sister Miss Inez Welton and her many friends in and near Diller.
An ad claims torpid liver leaves a man dull after meals with headaches and dizziness. A few doses of Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets restore liver function, revitalize digestion, and renew energy. Price 25 cents with free samples at Sutton's drug store.
Wanted trustworthy men and women to travel and advertise for old established house of good financial standing. $700 a year and expenses, all payable in cash. No canvassing required. Give references and enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Address, ager, 355 Caxtom Bldg., Chicago, Lil .
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