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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1898
Page
4
Published every Friday at Diller Nebraska office location described. Mailing terms show three months in advance with advertising rates on file. Paper notes delivery to subscribers and discontinuation policy with arrears paid in full on order.
A collage of shop notices and small town updates lists paints wallpaper and brushes at shtion store. G. M. Bixby and McCage Wright visited Hollenberg and Steele City on Wednesday. Dr Spellman offers teeth care every Tuesday and Wednesday. George Heiman and wife move to Hubbell to manage a hotel once run by Dick Hayes. Cough remedies urged with One Minute Cough ar Psa for colds croup and lung trouble. Fy W Button ad included.
Elder J. H. Moore and Sam Phillipe attended a district convention of the Christian church at Belvidere this week. After years of suffering from piles, B. W. Pursell of Knitnersville Pa was cured by a single box of De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. The remedy is also advertised to cure eczema rash pimples and obstinate sores says J. W. Sutton.
Rev. Eedy who preached Sunday for the Presbyterians went to Kansas City Monday to visit his parents and will return in time to hold services here next Sunday.
The B and M railroad runs a special train through Diller to Omaha on Wednesday June 1 leaving at 6 25 a m for the Trans MississippI Exposition opening. Round trip fare from Diller is 2 70 dollars.
An advertisement claims relief for kidney and urinary troubles with Dr Fenner's remedy. It notes bed wetting in children improves with the tonic and offers a money back guarantee through J W Sutton of Diller if not satisfied after one bottle.
A writer from Scientific American reports using yellow copperas to whitewash premises. He filled every crevice and corner with copperas to deter rats and mice, claiming complete disappearance of vermin from the house.
Fred Evans of Edgar renews friendships in Diller last Sunday and stays until Monday when he visits his mother in Beatrice. A brassy cough of croup terrifies the household but One Minute Cough Cure quickly relieves the child. J W Sutton reports the Diller public schools close today with eight graduates to give commencement at the M E church this evening.
Notice offering savings on suits from two to five dollars and pants from one to two dollars. Call to view samples before buying. John Zook, Diller, Nebraska.
An advertisement promotes Dr Ferner’s Dyspepsia Cure with a money back guarantee. A column stresses Memorial and Decoration Days in Diller with no firm program yet and urges better farm home upkeep to attract labor and improve sale value. It argues for comfort, books, art, and news to prevent life from becoming merely vegetative.
The annual Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Beatrice District meeting will be held at the M E Church in the city from May 25 to 27. The program includes services, papers on India and China, reports from auxiliaries, and election of officers with addresses by Rev. T H Worley and others.
Willing to haul all kinds of loads at low prices. Single trunks can be moved to the depot or anywhere in town for ten cents, with pricing scaled to load size.
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