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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1897
Page
4
A compilation of small items: Dr Kaupp’s new professional board, Charley Ousborn’s school closure in Bell district, Mrs Collinson’s father visiting from Borchard, and market notes on farm horses. Mentions of students, social events, local visits, and brief ads for hair products and De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve with endorsements from J W Sutton.
Jas Moreland and Perry Cully from Dillere A U W returned Sunday to Omaha and will report to the lodge tomorrow night.
Mise Bertha Henderson, an efficient primary department teacher, has elected a new teacher for the Fair bury School. Street Commissioner Wright enlarged the combined culvert and street crossing at Bishop's corner this week, a good job long overdue.
A meeting of ministers is set for Monday morning May 24 at 9 o clock in Elder Rees study to organize a Ministerial Association. All ministers are urged to attend. D B McLaveuui E G Res are listed as organizers.
The Westfield News notes a steel range peddler in the Diller vicinity selling cheaper ranges. Frank McAvoy praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy after decades of use and recommends it. Man d or District 88 pupils Lola Estella Martin Ray Martin Mabel True Thompson Earle Manderville Ellis Manderville have perfect attendance while others are listed for consistent attendance. Bert Batuard, Teacher.
A Thursday morning rag sewing and quilting event drew many neighbors despite rain delays. Attendees included Mrs Ross Miss Minnie Ross Mrs Hart Mrs Charley Brandt Mrs Henry Brandt Mrs S Cally Mrs Thompson Mrs Wagenaar Mrs Pitts Miss Eva Pitts Miss Lucy Brandt Mrs Will Burgmann Mrs Hauver Mrs Rinehart Mrs John Clark Mrs Conniff and Mrs Sailor.
An Dr T A Slocum M C claims to send three bottles of his new remedies to the afflicted free of charge. He invites readers at Pearl Street New York to mail their express and Post Office addresses to obtain a “new scientific course of medicine.”
From the Fairhaven Register Mrs. James Rowland of this village suffered twenty five years with rheumatism. A recent severe attack led her husband to buy Chamberlain's Pain Balm instead of a physician. After one application she slept within an hour and now uses it for aches with relief. Sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes by J W Sutton, Druggist.
Directory notes Sunday worship at a.m. and evening services at p.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. and 6:30. Thursday evening series by B. Grossman and Son. Scheduled times and participants listed for church activities.
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