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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
5
Jefferson County Record notes dentist Dr H C Brock of Fairbury will be in Diller Thursday May 10. Farmers are busy with corn as frequent showers hinder planting. J W Sutton has a new front fence and is adding a back porch, improving his home.
Will Frisbie and Martindale returned Monday from taking a band of cattle from Packer's pasture in Mitchell County Kansas.
Miss Florence Newman, troubled by muscular rheumatism, reports Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the only ointment giving her relief. A well regarded Gray resident endorses the remedy for others in the village, urging use by sufferers.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions an event connected with a person named Sond H and references an 80 designation. Details are indiscernible due to garbled text. No verifiable names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Fragmented OCR text mentions tables and Buckeye but provides no complete facts or clear event to summarize.
The new town board met and appointed J. W. Betton as treasurer and C. W. Townemaker as street commissioner. It also noted officials Heer Eaton rk and loony airman on the roster amid street plan discussions.
Mrs. Lottie Miller entertained a small group of guests on Wednesday evening as Miss Berni departed from the city.
A fragmentary notice mentions a cough remedy or net and See a rem Seree mot. bene with unclear context and missing details about seller or location.
Supt Carmony visited the Diller schools Wednesday. Scott Miller, son of P B Miller, helps with the chicken pot this week. Jesse Miller builds a new porch in west Diller. E Watkins Clerk and Recorder notes medical digestion claims in Chilliane Me. J W.
Mi and Mrs. Byrl Ballard of Eatrice welcomed their fourth daughter last Sunday. Byrl, formerly a Dil ee, and friends here extend best wishes for the sunny spring greeting to the little lady.
Fragmentary OCR hints a local notice referencing J and Hood as justices of the peace and mentions asthma croup throat and lung remedies. The readable items suggest a small public health or medical notice with names and brief remedies.
Malden residents bring the girl to town on Monday evening to have a doctor address a severely injured right hand tip. Dr. Kaupp dresses the finger as the child recovers with her family nearby.
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