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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
6
The piece mentions Spring starting next Tuesday and a local figure c W Simon seen between trains on Tuesday. It advertises Porto Rico coffee from Sparks and Foxers and notes Mrs J P Lowe visiting with her daughter near an unspecified location.
Ankraa of Steele City wins a local bet over a disputed pont game with Siaiets, marking a notable outcome in a regional wager. The event drew neighborhood attention and quick follow up chatter among residents.
Four business buildings were consumed by fire at Reynolds Monday night. M. Wright reports. J. W. Sutton, Joe Cole and Ed Hayes have exchanged farms, the first living on the Kline farm and the second on his father’s farm. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised as a worm remover and tonic, 25 cents. Mountain Tea claimed to bless spring, 35 cents.
The column references DeWitt's Little Early Risers laxative claims and reports a sudden temperature drop to below zero in Nebraska. It notes Mr and Mrs Gusee visiting in Wymore with sister Mrs Ollie Reitzel and mentions J W Sutton and Goshen Ind. The piece contrasts recent mildness with the extreme late winter cold.
A fragment mentions Rev. W. E. Sitser and W. Caton sharing a testimonial for a remedy called indigon. The speaker claims long dyspepsia with failed doctors and medicines improved after using the product, asserting it digests what you eat.
Mr and Mrs R V Folkers reportedly were hurt after an accident yesterday at a local pad. Each sustained head injuries and were treated for minor wounds. Further details on the incident are not yet available.
Daniel Gill aged about 75, a county pioneer who took homestead here many years ago, died last Saturday morning at his son Peter Gill’s home on Rock Creek. Funeral services were held at St Michael’s church in the city Monday, conducted by Rev Father Caraher.
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