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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1898
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription rates and terms for the Neb paper. It states one year and six months and three months options with advance payment and states the paper will continue mailing until a definite discontinue order is received and arrears paid.
A short notice notes a claim about Cascarets as a laxative with a druggist refund offer. It mentions A Blauser buying a load of hogs and cattle and John Zook visiting Steele City and Hanover on Tuesday. Herm Fairchild travels for Champion Machine Co.
Diller residents discuss building two new houses while C. W. Tonnemaker plans add ons to his property. A. M. Strawhacker buys cattle stock in Omaha for fall feeding. Deacon Fowler of the Standard is appointed postmaster at Steele City.
Special trains from points within 100 miles of Omaha in connection with the Trans Mississippi Exposition opening. 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. Skin diseases such as eczema rash pimples and obstinate sores readily cured by this remedy J. W. Sutton
Governor Holcomb designates Wednesday June 1 as a public holiday to honor the opening of the Trans Mississippi Exposition. The proclamation marks the start of the exposition and invites citizens to participate in the event.
Notice lists tailor made clothing savings with 2 to 5 dollar reductions on suits and 1 to 2 dollars on pants. Fit guaranteed. Prospective customers invited to call and view samples before purchase. John Zook, Diller Nebraska.
Remedy targets kidney bladder and urinary troubles with claims of curing bed wetting in children. Visitor notes money back guarantee if not satisfied after one bottle, refund handled by LW Sutton of Diller.
Farmers replant corn washed out by heavy rains while Fanders advertises gents and ladies bicycles prices and a Standard sewing machine warranted five years for $20. Jos Price expands his residence with two new rooms. foundation laid this week.
The United States Marine Band participates in opening exercises at the Trans-Mississippi Exposition in Omaha. Reference is made to June 1 and to Lowe rates with special trains arranged via the Burlington Route.
The recorded mortgage indebtedness in Jefferson County declined by more than $10,000 per day over the past week. A child’s night cough brings fear, but relief comes with One Minute Cough Cure. safe for children, according to J. W. Suatton.
Mrs Bond sold the residence in which she lives to Miss Mary Catlin. Catlin takes possession January 1st next. The sale price was 750 dollars.
An advertised remedy called Dr. Ferner's Dyspepsia Cure targets dyspepsia or indigestion. It claims to be from a leading American physician whose medical writings are widely regarded. If a bottle fails to satisfy, a refund is offered by J. W. Sutton of Miller.
The RXecorp reports the three day session of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Convention ended this forenoon at the M. E. church in Diller. The event drew a well attended gathering and will be published in full next week.
A hand colored six color map of the United States is offered for 15 cents in stamps. The map, three feet four inches wide and five feet three inches long, prints every state county town and railroad and comes mounted on rollers. New edition includes ten half tone pictures of Trans Miss Exposition buildings. J Francis General Passenger and Ticket Agent Omaha Neb.
Decoration Day at Prairie Home Cemetery will be observed by Nickajack Post 146 G A R and the W R C with a 1 PM meeting, 2 PM procession, march to the cemetery, music led by Mr and Mrs C W Simon, remarks by Elder E G Rees, and Lincoln's Gettysburg address read by Adjutant Moreland. Citizens urged to refrain from games on sacred day.
A full line of paints wallpaper and brushes is available at Suttons with a complete selection for home decorating.
The market shows a drop as local buyers paid only 244 cents for corn yesterday. No further war news expected until either Sampson or Schley engages the Spanish fleet bottled up at Santiago.
A Montana hotel sign advertises boarders by the day week or month and warns that those who do not pay promptly will be taken by the neck in a blunt threat. The stark notice reflects harsh debt collection language once common in lodging quarters.
War era promotion from Wrapsor Music Company Chicago invites 25 cents in silver or postage to mail two music pieces titled For Country Dear and War Flash Military March. The two songs together retail for 1.00 and are advertised from 266 and 268 Wabash Avenue.
The fourth annual commencement of Diller High School drew a well attended crowd despite bad weather. The ceremony featured a program of orations and music, with diplomas presented by E. Price and a notable Owl Male Quartette performance.
The City Drayman announces hauling services at low prices based on load size. Single trunks to the depot or from depot to any part of town cost ten cents.
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