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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
4
Jefferson County Record published weekly from Diller Nebraska details subscription terms and advertising rates. It notes mailing procedures, building location of business offices, and a policy on discontinuations and arrears.
D R Kelley shells new corn while other farmers report prices for corn 22 to 2240 cents and oats 18 cents. Hog 3.50, butter and eggs 1 cent per dozen, and potatoes 2 pence. J O Blauser advertises the New Penin ania Sret Range as best on the market. Will Carmichael plans Idaho move after the election and a planned vet visit in the fall.
Gus Leaper and Ada Patrick plan marriage at the groom’s mother’s home three miles northeast of town next Tuesday. Mrs. Ada Patrick will become part of the Leaper family in a simple ceremony with close relatives.
Advertises coal supply with authentic Canon City Maitland Trenton Aline Mendota sources. Firm under G Hl. TONNSMAKER calls customers to come and buy when in need of coal.
Eight thousand men work in Missouri mines producing lead and zinc. The 1899 output records total lead in thousands of tons and zinc reaching around 140000 tons, reflecting heavy mineral production in the period.
A nameless peasant testimonial claims the cure provided immediate relief for his wife’s suffocating asthma. The ad asserts it cures all coughs colds throat and lung troubles and is signed by J W Sucton.
A fragmented report notes American farmers hold cows valued at 369 239 003 dollars. The amount equals more than half the capital of all national banks in the United States.
Readers of the Record are treated to a long column letter from Amos Bush, previously at this place and now residing in Washington state.
The deserts of Arabia are noted for pillars of sand formed by whirlwinds, bearing a striking resemblance to waterspouts in appearance.
A Upper Sandusky reader George A Pontins reports Foley's Honey and Tar stops hoarseness and sore throat quickly. The letter notes immediate cough relief and reduced soreness. Weight signs endorsement of the remedy.
A 75 percent of Manitou Colorado residents are described as invalids and exiles from their homes. The article notes broad international representation with nearly every state and territory and many civilized countries involved in aid or response efforts.
The ladies met with Mrs. Alice Jeffry on Monday afternoon and organized an Equal Suffrage Club. Mrs. Meikle, visiting daughter Mrs. A. D. Stotts, plans to start next Monday for her Love in Oklahoma.
Dr Hf Hf Haden of Summit Alabama praises Road Dyspepsia Cure as a splendid medicine. He says he prescribes it and his confidence grows with continued use. J W Sutton remarks accompany the endorsement.
Henry Kanter and Frank Lowe with others drove to Fairbury last evening to hear Ex Gov Altzelt speak, a politically charged gathering that drew local residents and supporters.
After exposure or when you feel a cold coming on a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar will prevent pneumonia or consumption if taken in time, M. Wright.
Mrs Lightner fell down stairs Wednesday but sustained no serious injuries. The incident was reported without further complications.
For burns, cuts and injuries Ballard's Snow Liniment is offered as a sovereign remedy. It never fails to do good and works promptly, with claims of wonderful curative properties. Price 20 and 50 cents. J. W. Sutton.
A sharp wind shift to the north sent temperatures plummeting about fifty degrees within a day marking the season’s first pronounced cold snap.
Prismark’s Iron Nerve came from great health and energy. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills from J. W. Sutton’s drug store as a remedy to support brain and body power and address stomach liver kidneys and bowels.
The 17 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Wright died Saturday night of cholera infantum and was buried in Prairie Howe Cemetery at 2 o clock Monday afternoon. The services were conducted from the Christian church by a minister from Deatrice.
J D Bridges of the Democrat paper endorses One Minute Cough Cure as the best remedy for croup and throat and lung troubles. The claim lists relief for cough, croup, asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe and prevention of consumption. Endorsement attributed to J W Sutton.
An old advertisement urges taking laundry to the east side barber shop and promoting a laxative called HER BINE to relieve constipation. It claims daily waste discharge prevents absorption of poisons and lists a price of 50 cents with J. W. Sutton as the contact.
Judge Tucker of Lumboldt expounded republican doctrine in Loock's hall last Friday evening. A good sized audience, including several candidates on the county ticket, attended the talk.
An ad notes thousands suffer from piles and claims Tatlers Buckeye Pile Ointment quickly cures. It specifies 50 cent bottles and 75 cent tubes and lists J. W. Sutton as the seller.
Prof. E E Boner canvasses the county this week for the county superintendent candidacy. In his absence, his brother, principal of the Oxford schools, oversees the Diller schools advanced department.
The board appointed to serve on election day includes Judges Alf Waggoner Democrat L K Deck Pop A L Tristman Republican Clerks Marshal London Free Silver Rep Frank T Pearce Republican.
People share experiences with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting cures for bad colds and prevented pneumonia. Children are said to be saved from croup and whooping cough, with the medicine advertised as grand and widely sold by druggists.
The Recorp reports a gentleman from last week plans to start a modern creamery at Diller using the separator method. Farmers will deliver milk for butter fat payment per pound and take skimmed milk home for calves and pigs. The plan is seen as a community benefit.
A reader from Centerfield Ohio touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as indispensable. The ad warns against counterfeit Infallicle remedies for piles cuts burns and skin diseases and urges buyers to beware of fakes from J W Sutton.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Collinson now of Wymore are grandparents to a six pound girl born to their daughter Edith Alexander and husband at their Wayne Nebraska home. The newborn adds joy to the Collinson family.
A Lima railroad engineer writes that after suffering backache he tried Foley's Kidney Cure and a single bottle brought relief. He recommends it to fellow trainmen and friends, noting the rapid improvement and urging others to try the remedy.
Amos Busi writes from a new farm twenty miles down the Yakima River near Zillah Washington. He notes large crops of potatoes hay and fruit including peaches and apples and gives prices for hay eggs butter and potatoes. He asks for readers to update the paper’s address and mentions neighbors and former Diller associates.
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