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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
4
Readable fragments show Megoto inh penned page with notes on Senetaces and a rate per line. Details are scarce but imply a scholarly or archival transcription context. Further context or full source needed to confirm entities and exact actions.
A local curfew ordinance was adopted in Strole City restricting youth movement after a stated hour. Officials reported the measure aims to reduce disturbances and improve safety in the downtown area.
Nelson H.ee arrives from the state west pad bringing a carload of cane seed for sale.
Brief vintage ad fragment offers a beverage priced at 30 cents per quart. The text is garbled but indicates a lower price point likely for a local store promotion.
Fragmentary text mentions a suit and a city folio page. lacks clear names, dates, or actionable details.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions coal privilege in Seward County with unclear figures and names. The readable portion suggests a legal or public notice concerning coal rights and local interests, but specifics remain obscured.
A cold wave looms as new phone service is installed by the Diller Telephone Co at Charley Hood’s residence. Mrs Henry Madden shows slight recovery after a week of illness. Miscellaneous notes mention railroad work near Girard Kansas and a marriage in Crawford County between H F Hill of Pittsburg and Effie Denny of Nelbraska with unclear details.
A reception event was tendered by the Post and Corps during the evening, with attendees and formalities noted in the account.
A brief notice lists poet Enact Adams and others connected to a local home cemetery avenue project. The item notes involvement of several named individuals and a community plan for cemetery access.
A historical notice notes an old soldier's entitlement to eighty acres of Solcesiend land. It mentions visits by family members including Mrs. Chas. Earhart and Bradt, with references to Beoma and Merson as part of the surrounding travel.
A new time card will take effect on the B. and M. line next Sunday and it will not stop trains for additional delays. The change aims to standardize schedules across the line and reduce confusion for passengers. Officials urge riders to check posted timetables for details.
Readable fragments describe a historic Battenburg project noting work on 10e iterations. The brief mentions Bat Ileee. Limited details prevent full reconstruction of scope, dates, or involved parties.
Fragmented report mentions no new emoti cases near Diller and notes Thomas Neleon returning from a western trip. Postmaster Fouts home disinfected and quarantine for lor sparlekins lifted. The text references road grass, bugs, and a distant Isitha bed in last summer.
Mr and Mrs Scott R Merrell departed Wednesday noon for a week or ten days visit among relatives at the old time New Boston Illinois according to Fairbury Enterprise.
Bridgeport Connecticut company announces plans to market six person flying machines early next summer using a motive power from a recently invented calcium carbide.
The advertisement promotes a one dollar seventy five cent yearly subscription for fifty two weekly issues of the Youth's Companion. It highlights special articles by notable men and women and urges readers to order now for remaining weeks of the year.
W C Hooker of Bessines bought 320 acres of the Finest of Diller this week paying for the quarter with buildings. The land description notes 240 acres unsold. Jury to be called at the court re nt Fairbury December ad.
Transfer shows a sheriff deed to lot 2 and 163 ft of lot 8 in the original town of Diller. The residence is noted for U. M. and Ella Keys with a consideration of $180.
Partial OCR reads a druggist advertisement noting J. W. Batten as pharmacist of a new life and vigor product. Shaky wording limits details of the offer and its claimed benefits.
The Jefferson County commissioners at their last meeting approved 831.90 for the district court clerk to appoint clerks and judges of election and for sums to summon them, and for the sheriff and constables serving notices and duties.
A dramatic medical anecdote recounts a woman teetering on death from lung fever who was treated by a doctor who warned against his own remedy. The remedy, Gooc’s Mexicea, is credited with saving her life despite prior dismal prognosis.
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