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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
4
An adiers piece notes Leock's new line of spring suits arriving as winter lingers. It pokes fun at the groundhog predicting longer cold, while shoppers are urged to visit for styling and price details.
Mr and Mrs Hi Emery visited Falla City on Monday to see friends before leaving for war. The entry is fragmented with garbled text about a business and a person named Gatien referenced in a stray line.
Mrs. Lot accompanies Adame to visit A. B. Wright family close to the town site as part of a community program. Sonds returned to the arrangement with a taing noted.
Local ad notes Hayden Bros Omaha Wholesale Supply House for prices and samples. Mentions Uncle Geo Mills and wife ill with la grippe, Temple Pierce near Ellis visiting relatives in Diller, Col Ragan ill and returned to Utica Neb. Dr Jeffryes reports birth of a girl to Chas Richle. Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Snow Liniment advertised with prices. A 12 lb boy born to Mendel Mann. Arch Shultz moves from Fairbury and will work in the elevator.
Corydon Willey of Rock Creek precinct plans to move to Kansas City after disposing of personal property at public sale. Agents are sought for a weekly wage of $15 plus expenses. John Adams returns from Postville Iowa and says he prefers living here.
The names Reverend W. Br. Giteer and W. Cates appear in a short readable notice from New York. The exact event or date is unclear in the fragment. Further context would identify the occasion and location of their visit.
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