Postcard Reads Charge for Insertion Amid Arrears
Fragmentary notice shows a dispute over charges for insertions at a rate of Sore-Virve each, claiming arrears and a plan to discontinue revolved payments with all amounts then paid in full.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary notice shows a dispute over charges for insertions at a rate of Sore-Virve each, claiming arrears and a plan to discontinue revolved payments with all amounts then paid in full.
Notary Public at this office. B. PF. Lightner visited Fairbury on business Tuesday. See the New Champion binder before buying at J. GO, Blauser's. About the only question asked in Diller now-a-days is Are you a Buffalo.
A brief notice promotes Rew remedy and River Tablets priced at 26 cents for relief of costiveness and stomach troubles. It mentions three week supply and targets general non-specific discomfort.
Al Ballard and family drove from Beatrice to spend a day or two with relatives in Diller. They traveled Sunday and planned a short visit, sharing time with extended family members.
Frank and Mel Gale and other relatives visited their mother in Diller Sunday. A large number of young people engaged in the hanging of May baskets Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The child Tuttie Harmes of Mr and Mrs Will Keohely is ill with pneumonia this week at the family home.
Willie Robertson completes term with perfect attendance and 95 percent department performance in District No 60.
Zook and Son shipped yesterday from their yard to St Joseph Missouri four car loads of cattle they have fed averaging 1480 pounds and a mixed car of cattle and hogs. J B Zook accompanies the shipment.
Fragmentary notes say Frank Howard of Pawnee City was involved in a hunting or driving incident last Saturday. It mentions a doctor and J. W. Sutton searching Monday for more horses visiting Odell and Steele City.
Frank Wharton, cited by Kansas papers, received a five year sentence tied to a Riley County bank robbery conviction. The report notes Wharton’s associates and the offender’s location near Daykin with further mentions of Kellerman and other suspects linked to the heist.
J. D. Fe Wanten advertises two rowed disc qativratogs noted as too small for some uses. The Western Bell Sister claims advantages over rivals and invites readers to see them at J. O. Blauser's.
Four new applications for the Diller Degree of Honor were received in a single day, signaling rising interest in the program.
A reader proposes exchanging a yearly subscription for a large quantity of corn cobs. The note asks if the recipient accepts the deal and implies a barter arrangement.
C. EB Care of Bodhehtt announces intention to seek the sheriff's office this fall subject to approval at the Republican county convention.
The market highlights No 2 wheat at 59 cents, No 3 wheat at 570, tired shelled corn at 854, white shelled corn at 860, oats at 22 cents, hogs at 85.20, butter at 12 cents and ergs at 10 cents.
Geo H. Phillips reported a May corn price of 55 cents in Chicago yesterday and predicts a rise to 65 cents before month end. He asks buyers if they have any to sell.
F. W. Deffer, a candidate connected with the virinity of bill in the Washington district, is spoken of as a fusion ticket contender for county superintendent this fall.
Cyclone the celebrated stallion will be at the fairgrounds in Steele Street in 1908. Capt. Andrews of Steele Street will accompany the horse during its stay at the venue.
The State Savings and Loan Association of Reat Tee offers deposits at 12 percent interest per year, urging investors with idle funds to consider this plan for better returns.
The passage describes biliousness as a digestive disturbance with symptoms like a torpid liver and constipated bowels. It promotes toning the liver and regulating bowels with a remedy, and claims the product brings health and satisfaction, available for sale by J. W. Sacton.
A fragment presents prescriptive lines urging women to avoid public displays of affection, not attend church services together with companions, and refrain from showing emotion or pursuing strangers. It discourages flirtation and stresses modest conduct and restraint in social life.
Andrews of Stele City shipped a special train carrying twelve carloads of cattle to St. Joe on Monday.
Mr Jacob Stacker and Miss Lillie Starr were married by Eld W T King of the Christian church at the bride's parents home near Diller. The couple will live in Clyde Wright's property in Diller after the ceremony held Saturday evening at six.
The Fy village board elected P3a Miller as chairman Henry Eaton as clerk and S F Clark as treasurer. Dr WT Jeffryee and Seboit Seolot were named to a committee on canan alleys to study sidewalk plans along Castor street and various church and residence lots. The board called for bids for village marshal and street commissioner with notice elsewhere in the paper.
At the South eastern Nebraska District Reunion Association A R meeting in Wymore on May 1 1901 officers were elected led by President Olive Ballard of Diller and Sen Vice President Lynne Miever of Blue Springs. An executive board include Dr. Ney Fox Table Rock and Mrs. Mary Boffman Tecumseh. A banquet and campfire followed the installation of officers.
A witness describes a morning routine between eight and nine o clock detailing household tasks. She washes and dresses two children, mends clothes, tidies rooms, waters plants, reads the paper, cleans lamp chimneys, and writes a note to a teacher. She also tenders a grocery order and cares for birds before resting.
A Danish celibacy insurance concept pays an annuity if a policy holder remains unmarried past age forty and pays profits if she marries earlier. Sweden and Norway maintain old maid homes offering private suites and servants to those proving kinship to a founder.
Miss Lilian Skinner of Ottawa Kansas witnessed the queen’s funeral in London. She described standing along Piccadilly with a helper, using an iron bar and a shop faucet to elevate above the crowd for three hours, aided by a large man and a sympathetic young woman.
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