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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1897
Page
6
Fragmentary item notes election wagers and a birth on November 5 or 7 with names Andrew Jamison and his wife, mentions a baby girl and unclear local business chatter about corn and millet. Unclear dates and many garbled phrases obscure full facts.
Miss Gertison of Endicott and her sister Mrs Thos Felson were involved in a domestic dispute over a walnut crop this year. The excerpt notes a large yield and mentions injuries in a terse, fragmentary report.
Fragmentary OCR mentions names like Dape Patesh VanHars and Blood Maker. It references a leading figure, a place in Missouri, and a product claim but details are obscured by damaged text.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a medicine and a person named Bo with unclear context. No coherent events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable portion.
A reader recounts illness relief using Chamberist's Colic and Diarthes Remedy after bilious colic. The message notes continued care by Sr Totarrae ube and M peor hed and ends with a recommendation to others including Mrs. F. Butler of Fairhaven.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a doctor or remedy for cough and a person Bam Diller of Pairbury visiting near the city. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
Fragmentary text mentions a cough cure and a product name or brand, with unclear attribution. The readable parts reference health remedies and a possible advertisement tone, but no clear events, people, or places are established.
J. D. Fanders' advertises a Majestic wrought steel range touted as the best and cheapest on the market. The notice highlights low price and favorable qualities to entice shoppers.
A fragmented tobacco cessation ad touts No-To-Ricoeur tea and Sterling Remedy Co products. It mentions a troubled daughter and claims the cough syrup Spirit Heist is the best, with sellers in Chicago New York and Dundee Kansas.
Only six to eight wagons remain from a carload as the dealer notes a strong buggy trade and promises two good wagons still available for sale.
A band of about thirty roving Gypsies, including men women and children, camps on the Blue River below Blue Springs mill with horse traders and fortune tellers. The group visited Wymore and Blue Springs in Sunday events as local residents note. Judes Stull and Letton set dates for Lolding district court with listings for Pawnee Richardson counties and specific January to December sessions.
Fragmentary medical discussion cites unhealthy kidneys as chief cause of bladder troubles. Mentions urine issues and improper treatment affecting the womb and bladder, with garbled phrases about sermons and cures.
A meeting is scheduled with Mrs. ene on Saturday at 2 30 PM. The document references a fund or amount of 65 00 and related expenses in a brief, fragmentary notice. Names and details are incomplete but indicate official or financial matters.
W. Simott took a Kodack photo of attendees at the C. BE. Social at B. F. Lightners last Friday evening and another of those at the Epworth League Social at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening. The images were praised as good for the work and expected to be in demand.
J A Johnson of Lynn Center reports his three year old son nearly died from a severe attack of group. He credits Chamberlains Remedy with saving the boy's life during the crisis. The Johnson firm handles numerous medicines and sells the remedy as the best seller for croup and coughs. Sold by J W Sutton.
Bonded abstract lists attendees from Duiller srhi rdthen to a Karnival at Beatrice. Names include Farbury Mr and Mrs, EB L-Loock, Mrs Chas Osborn, J Sutton, Ce W Simon, Harry Eck, Miss va Sportland, John Zook and Miss Evile, Mrs B Fy Lightner, Edvicoer Grace Barkt and others. Event described as a born Karnival at Beatrice today.
An 1890s plea urges Nebraskans to subscribe to the State Journal for one dollar to January 1899. It promises extensive Nebraska focused content and national/world views, claiming the paper reaches readers beyond Omaha and Lincoln. Readers are urged to act quickly, sending one dollar to the State Journal in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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