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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
4
Local notes from Diller Nebraska report plowing and planting progress as corn season begins. Residents travel to nearby towns, business deals, and personal updates fill the week. Community improvements, bank dealings, and church and school staff changes are noted along with healthcare visits and a saloon petition withdrawal.
A fragmented local notice mentions A. H. Colewan farm and a week of activity by place with assistance to a long list. reference to Slaughter mile and Rawrie appears in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs 3 Clark expect to depart in about a week for a trip to their old home in Asanda stopping at Davenport Is and Chicago to visit some of their children.
Notice names Capt Andrews and Jas W Burts as groom in a claim about a stallion named Je Anne Cyclone owned by Steele pare. The text notes a season event in 2901 and an action involving a keg seizure.
The association offers high interest on deposits for both large and small investors. Last year the rate reached 12 percent per annum. Those with idle funds earning no interest are urged to investigate this plan.
The A O U W grand lodge gathered in Nebraska City and elected officers including Grand Master Jacob Jaskalek from Omaha and Grand Foreman G M Murdock of Nebraska City. Other posts filled include Grand Recorder J D Brayton Bassett Grand Receiver Frank J Morgan Platte City and several trustees and committee members.
Mrs. Albert Lucas and Mrs. John Nortony Jr. fought Wednesday at Nortony’s home four miles east of Diller. Nortony’s bulldog attacked Lucas tearing clothes and causing serious wounds. Lucas is reported in critical condition. Sisters from Armor, Nebr. sent for, while Mr. Lucas plans to file a warrant with officers in nearby county.
The village board met last night and three legal notices appear in these columns. Diller markets today list grains and dairy prices with No 2 wheat at 57c and eggs at 8c.
Expressions of gratitude for aid during illness death and burial of a child. Mr and Mrs Cas OsBorn. A H Harmond resumes control of the Fairbury News and aims to improve the paper with Albert back in the newsroom.
A Springville woman recounts a dangerous bout with whooping cough and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with keeping her three children safe. She notes her baby, three months old, and her two older children avoided serious harm while others suffered. The endorsement highlights relief and better recovery for her family.
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