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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
2
The notice states the paper is entered at the Diller Nebraska post office for second class mailing and will continue to subscribers until a formal order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid in full.
Several sample copies of the Recorp are sent to non subscribers at the Diller post office in hopes of conversion. It costs one dollar per year and may be paid later. The note notes All Fool’s Day next Friday and offers a fresh milch cow for sale with inquiries at the office.
Local store Sutton's advertises a complete selection of paints wall coverings and brushes for home decorating. Shoppers can browse colors finishes and tools for interior projects.
Classified advertisement touting No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure for fifty cents and eighty one, claiming to make weak men strong and blood pure with druggist availability.
J W Sutton offers a complete line of drugs paints oils and wallpaper. The Scandia Journal touts alfalfa leaf tea. Gage county supervisors estimate running expenses at 113430 for the current year. G H Gale returned from a business trip to Virginia and Beatrice.
Orchard prices posted for apples 4 to 10 cents each and strawberry plants 50 cents per hundred at the Jansen Nursery. Sale notes indicate remaining stock and seasonal availability.
In Gage county assessors raised real estate assessments by ten percent, setting each property’s assessed value at one third of its actual worth.
Wanted good agents male or female in your locality earn 15 dollars per week plus expenses Write for particulars International Remedy Co Suite 502 59 Dearborn St Chicago Ill Ediscope entertainments shown in Loock s half Wednesday and Thursday evenings with views of the Maine battleship and Klondyke region in Alaska plus comic scenes and a Diller band playing quicksteps to draw the crowd
The message signals the start of spring cleaning, inviting households to tackle chores, organize supplies, and refresh living spaces as warmer weather begins.
Sunday burial for Mrs. Thurston in Omaha noted. Local ads promote northern grown bulk garden seeds at J. D. Fanders and Concord grape vines at Jansen Nursery. A brief item mentions Deputy Sheriff Zook in Diller and a visit by Mr. Granby of Endicott. De Witt's Little Early Risers pills advertised by J. W. Sutton.
A quippy line noting that only a few days like last Tuesday could ruin the current Italian climate, turning it from a bouquet into a porous plaster.
After years of suffering from piles B. W. Pursell of Knitnersville Pa found cure with a single box of De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve Skin diseases such as eczema rash pimples and obstinate sores are also said to be cured by this remedy J W Sutton
The case of W. H. Diller against Frank Blythe seeking possession of a farm rented by Blythe was on trial in Fairbury yesterday with Diller witnesses in attendance.
James Moreland will manage one of John Bealer's nine Kentucky jacks this season. He works at Moreland's barn on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays and at Fields' livery stable in Diller on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays. For further particulars see cards.
Report shows 20 days taught, 24 pupils enrolled, average attendance 16, 60 tardiness cases. Pupils never absent or tardy: Pearl Maw, May Maw, Horace Green, Grace Bell, Willie Robertson. Cons Osporn, Teacher.
The remedy targets coughs colds croup whooping cough and influenza and is praised for curing severe coughs and dangerous croup attacks. Testimonials claim life saving results in children and wide use across the civilized world. Sold by J. W. Sutton.
Mrs Dr Jeffryes and Miss Lillie Starr traveled to Wymore Monday evening to test Capt Murdock s mad stone on a small hand sore. saliva from a pet bird dog that later went mad was the exposure. the stone did not adhere, deemed conclusive that no virus entered her system. Miss Starr felt relieved.
The Fairbury News notes Sczott Merrill will move back to Fairbury to take a position in the Harbine ank. The brief item confirms Merrill return and reassignment details within the local staff.
Geo. M. Bixby came home Wednesday evening from Chicago on a two week vacation and may decide to remain longer.
Gus Leaper and his wife and family arrived Wednesday from Denver and will settle in the community. Mr. Leaper will farm part of his mother's land and begin a new homestead in the area.
Whooping cough is distressing, but duration may be shortened by One Minute Cough Care. The remedy is also promoted for croup and all lung and bronchial troubles by J. W. Sutton.
A rumor says J. W. Henriche married a Barnston woman this week. The Axcoxrp does not confirm the report.
Cage Wright completed a well for Dr. Jeffries this week striking an abundance of pure water at fifty six feet. He is now drilling another well for J. W. Sutton aiming for similar results.
C W Simona seeks the three plots adjoining Thomas Nelson’s west property as he plans to build a handsome little house in the near future.
Parties desiring cheap and reliable home insurance against fire and lightning or tornadoes are urged to insure with a mutual company represented by the editor as agent.
An advertisement touts Dr. Ferner’s Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for indigestion. It claims endorsement by a leading American physician and offers a money back guarantee through J. W. Sutton of Diller if not satisfied after one bottle.
At the eggs social held Tuesday evening at the Osborn residence under Epworth League auspices a case full of eggs was donated for the Methodist hospital in Omaha and forwarded by freight the following day.
The missionary tea will be held Saturday April 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Clark. The date is adjusted because the regular day falls the Saturday before Easter. All are cordially invited. tea is 10 cents.
Christian Endeavor notes invite members to a Sunday evening gathering to share comforting promises from the Bible. Several CE attendees report a good Epworth League social at Charles Osborns Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Eick will read a report next Sunday on Gods Unfailing Promises, a. 81 1-16, promising an evening of Bible comfort.
A. H. Colman was looking after his interests in Gosper county before part of the week. KE. L. Loock returned from St. Louis where he went to buy new goods last Friday evening after the Record had gone to press.
An old medical ad touts No-To-Bac as a cure for tobacco addiction with a guarantee and free booklet. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a preventive for pneumonia and lung troubles, urging readers to prevent serious illness from neglected colds.
At a New York ball each guest wore vegetable costumes. The onion and horseradish entered and the crowd reportedly shed many tears, implying a striking or humorous moment from the event.
Notice is given that an election will be held at D. R. Kelley's office in Diller Nebraska on Tuesday April 5 between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. for five village trustees three judges of election and two clerks of election. W T Jefrires chair Hewnay Eaton village clerk.
The Diller Drug Co has received a large wallpaper invoice featuring over fifty patterns from 34 cents per roll to embossed varieties. Fairbury and Beatrice prices are duplicated. customers are invited to call and compare.
Cure for kidney bladder urinary troubles and bed wetting in children. One bottle often suffices. Dealer may supply testimonials on request. If unsatisfied after one bottle, money will be refunded by J W Sutton of Diller.
An Akron Ohio company promotes acetylene gas lighting for churches stores factories hotels and homes claiming four times more light than gas or electricity at half the cost. It notes safety and approval by boards of underwriters and seeks first class agents with catalogue and prices.
An exchange lampoons a man who nibbles at sugar, nuts, cheese, crackers and tea samples while in a grocery store. He samples without purchasing, taking profits on two dollars of groceries then leaves munching apples. It claims this scene is a real reality, not imagination.
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