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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
4
Official notice from the Diller Nebraska post office outlines subscription terms for the newspaper, with rates for one year, six months, and three months in advance. Advertising rates are available upon application. Mailers are charged six cents per line for insertion and circulation continues until a formal order to discontinue is received and arrears are paid.
The legislature has passed a bill locating the state fair at Lincoln permanently. Also noted: a new stock of wall past received at Sutton's, medicines and remedies offered, local marriages, sick reports, and town incidents including a large fire in Jansen, coal oil concerns, and agricultural ads from Nelson and local merchants.
A resident near the city praises the local paper noting it feels like a letter from home, delivering all the news and more. The message expresses strong appreciation for timely coverage and connection through print.
The village election next Tuesday shows minimal public engagement as only one ticket from the primary remains, with room to write in an alternate name. Mr. Owen addressed a Saint minister in Diller for Divine healing, while Campbell Bros. menagerie continues Sunday visits and Frank Ward begins a three year prison term for assault.
A garbled notice advertises a state job with 10 sons mentioned oddly. It claims a salary of $900 yearly with fixed monthly pay and a request to enclose self addressed envelope. Contact Herbert Hess at the Sete Dept M Chicago.
Fragmentary note describes Murat Halstead as historian commissioned by the government to supervise a pictorial book. It mentions original on-site photography and a Chicago address at 26t Insurance Building. Also references a Be ne rey re fer ' ory and Surin Boaiegien re agents in a narrative fragment.
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