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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
5
Reports promise two weddings near Diller Nebraska with a Quaker entertaining menu and gifts. The Quakers seek the most popular local lady and invite attendances from the vicinity. The steamer Robert Dollar has arrived in Seattle with 350 passengers and one million dollars in gold dust.
Mr and Mrs Will Clark en route from Chicago to Denver stopped to visit relatives in Dillop Wednesday evening A supreme court decision knocks the state Board of transportation and its three high salaried secretaries will deliver the entertaining in structive and humorous lecture Made to order at the M E church next Friday evening Nov 30 Admission 10 and 15 cts Miss Bernice Welton recently ill came from Fairbury to visit her sister Mise Inez Welton and friends at Diller Wright School house two miles south of town where she taught last year
Fragmentary note describes sig on a box of tablets claimed to be a remedy. The line reads This signature is on. box of the genu 16 ablets the remedy that cures a void indicating a questionable medicinal claim and endorsement.
An advertisement features D. H. Turner of Cempecytown, Pa praising Dr. King's New Life Pills for restoring youthful vigor after two weeks of nightly use. The product is touted as vegetable based, with no griping, and priced at 2 cents at Sutten's drug store.
W M Riddle received two old hats and a prepaid new hat by express after a remark about McKinley carrying Nebraska. The note urged to burn the old hats and heat the fire for the entertainment week. Friends were told to join in the disposal as the hats were cremated.
A quoted remark suggests a woman chose a legal path without knowing she must reveal her age in court. The statement implies uncertainty about the requirement and its impact on her case.
Tom Chambers reports eight steers of a sixty five year ling herd hanging on a fence rail with others tied and unable to rise. The cattle were running in a shalk field and likely overfed on corn.
The winter listing shows W. P. Showalter as secretary Ed Haasen as treasurer W. F. Dow ney Andrew Lindell and John Wales named to the board of managers.
A fragment recalls the daily life around the local post office where rich and poor meet. The businessman, farmer, and children all seek mail, the scene revealing hope and disappointment tied to the delivery box and window.
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