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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
5
P W Price started a business in Liberty Monday. Mayor P B Miller installed a new sidewalk along the south side of his residence. A Nate Veek reportedly moved to airburnnesday evening to make her home.
Urs.-Pearce and daughter visit relatives in Fairbury. Two of Sam Green's children quarantined with scarlet fever. Quarantines placed on John Lottman and Jake Kills farms. Albert Redden move toward farming near Axtell Kansas. Mrs Wheatley visiting in Diller area. Upson lease acquired for farm near Diller. J W Beyens and daughters visit Jansen. Olive Balterd to Corps duty at Hab-ea Hebbel. Revival services begin at Presbyterian church in Spa wr Fos.
An elderly resident living alone on Steele Street was found by a passerby this morning. Police and ambulance crews responded but details about the cause and identity are not yet released. Local investigators are reviewing the scene.
W. P. Mille traveled Monday to inspect the countryside around ham sations with the aim of finding a suitable place to locate his operations.
John Lamb pursued a land section exchange with Hall Ewaty last week, noting a dispute over the property movement and the related tacking of the deal.
Miss Nellie Sears a very sick young lady is at the residence of Supervisor Ike Steiner where she has been teaching school in the district.
Mrs W H Nickerson formerly of the northeast area of this city died at her Beatrice home last night from heart failure. The funeral will be held at noon tomorrow at Home Cemetery, with burial in the afternoon.
State Superintendent Fowler issues a circular to school officers highlighting statutes that forbid selling cigarettes to anyone under 21. It notes sales or gifts to minors are misdemeanors and fines up to 25 dollars for tobacco sales to those under 15.
C J Hiatt of Elm precinct near Odell and Diller aims to organize a stock company to develop a coal vein on his farm. The vein is two inches thick with iron beneath. The sample shown in Beatrice and Odell confirms heat and potential profit.
Fragmentary note from Syracuse Kansas mentions Bucklen's Arnica for eruptions sores and all skin diseases. Sold at J W Sutton's for 25 cents.
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