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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
4
A sale seeks a good heavy work horse via the office. Mrs Inez Welton from near Fairbury is visiting friends. Don’t buy wallpaper until you see Sutton's new line and prices. Church services at M E church Sunday March 3 both morning and evening. Frank Haile builds a house on 80 acres of Geo Marti land bought last fall.
V Folkers traveled to Omaha on Sunday to purchase a line of new spring merchandise for Sparke and Folkers' shop.
A Mrs. Straub fractured her collar bone in a runaway when a car frightened her horse at Fairbury. The report includes local notices on school cancellations, residents moving, Woodmen claims data, magmatic healing courses, an electrical experiment with a cat, ads, and crop guidance from a farmers institute.
J B Famueng sells a quarter section of B farm in Elm township for 4000 dollars to Daniel Dalebans. Clark Blauser visits family in York Nebraska. Jeweler Hallowell leaves for farm in Washington County Kansas. J C Herwig starts as clerk at Nelson's hardware and furniture store. Predictions praise Cal for qualifications and cleverness as clerk.
A fragment reports Henry Stettnisch selling his livery stock to Isaac Boggs of Diller. The item includes unrelated ramblings about Mrs Hill seeking stock and farm implements and mentions a crusade to enforce prohibition along with vague notes on people and events.
A seven year old purpose bred horse weighs 3150 pounds and is offered for sale. Enquiries to Geo H Townemaker. C Welle returned from Kansas City where he met and spoke with Mrs Nation known as the Kansas saloon wrecker.
Lennon, a veterinary surgeon, urges horse owners to bring in their horses for spring dental work and general care to ensure readiness for the upcoming work season.
No 2 wheat 56c No 8 wheat 54c oats mixed and yellow shelled corn c white shelled corn eggs A2c batter 12c hogs 490 dollars. Immediate and tasting. Before end after trying other remedies use Rocky fountain Tea this month. Twill keep you Swell all summer. A great spring blessing. Ask your druggist.
The note says strawberry harvest requires little more labor than wheat yet can yield five times as many bushels per acre with higher prices. Plants set this spring bear next spring if weeded and fertilized, and some growers obtain up to three crops before plowing again.
A humorous meditation on gender and romance. The narrator explores male and female perspectives, noting fears of dentists and ministers, shifting ideas of celebrity, and how women view love, weather signs, and appetite.
The Christian church ladies host an Easter Eve volcano and fair with second hand siding cultivators walking sisters and other goods at bargain prices at Geo. H. Tonnemaker's. The Christian Sunday school received the Banner for best school in District No. 5 for the year 1900.
It is expected that Mrs Isham wife of the Presiding Elder will fill the pulpit at the M E church in this city next Sunday March 34. We make dates for Auctioneer J B Wright at this office and print as fine a sale bill as anybody. If you are going to make a sale call and see us.
The next Union Missionary Meeting will be held Saturday afternoon March 9 at the home of Mrs. D. K. Calkins one half mile south of town. Subject Africa.
The advertisement cites a signature on every box of the genuine Bromo Quinine cold remedy, asserting authenticity and implying reliable relief for colds. It emphasizes trust in the branded product and its consistent labeling.
Charley Adame marries Miss Mary Meyer north of Diller in a small ceremony details unclear. guests treated to cigars. John Clark family hosts a surprise party as they plan to move southeast of town. Auction set for Geo. W. Powers farm 24 miles southwest of Diller on March 5 at 10 AM with cattle hay tools and household goods. Precaution urged as smallpox fears rise with cases within fifteen miles.
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