Terms of Subscription Given in Frugal 1896 Notice
One year in advance or S.x months in advance. Three months in advance. A dollar price noted for a Friday November 27 1896 issue. Reads as a compact subscription offer likely from a newspaper page.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1896
Page
4
One year in advance or S.x months in advance. Three months in advance. A dollar price noted for a Friday November 27 1896 issue. Reads as a compact subscription offer likely from a newspaper page.
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists preaching every alternate Sunday at 11 o clock in the morning and Sunday evening services at 7 30. Morning services are on the avenue at 640 with evening services, and Thursday evening at 7 80. The Aid Society meets every two weeks on Thursday afternoon. A. B. Grossman is the pastor.
District court notes from this county recounts events last Saturday. The Toledo Blade and the Diller Record offer one year subscriptions for $1.25 at this office.
The G A R members were surprised with a supper at Ithe hall Saturday evening. The Diller Todge Knights of P elect new officers at their meeting Monday evening. Chicago Inter Ocggy and the Diller Record each sold one year for $1.35 indicating a saving of sixty five cents. An old lady credits One Minute Cough Cure for saving a child’s life during a bout of croup.
Butchers labored to reinforce and hold back flood barriers after heavy rain the night before. The effort aimed to prevent dam breaches and protect nearby properties from rising water levels.
The notice mentions W J Gammingban planning a public sale of farm stock implements and household goods. Items will be sold Thursday December 2 at 100 o clock. The text references First National Bank Fairbury and Presbyterian church matters with a visit to Mrs Weede at the Methodist Church.
A scrambled note from a prominent insurance man references an individual named Tate Nina and a street address 207 N. 3rd St. The fragmented text suggests a communication about a local matter, but the exact meaning remains unclear.
The item notes zero degree temperatures overnight. A local sale offers poles near town and a reading on underwear for Gents Ladies and Children. An ad promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills and a newspaper offer with a free almanac.
Sam Hutchingon will relocate his restaurant and confectionery into the Truxan building two doors south of Price Bro's store, with the move set for next Monday.
Geo Williams was sentenced by Judge Stull to twelve years at hard labor in the penitentiary after a retrial for the murder of Smiley.
A quirky exchange features a surgeon disputing anatomy while a companion boasts that DeWitt's Little Early Risers would target any error regardless of location. J.W. Sutton.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting at the residence of Mrs Ella Zook on Saturday December 5 at 3 o'clock. All members and those interested in the mercy department of the work are cordially invited to attend.
Dr nee from Geneva Nebraska will visit Diller each month with first appointment on Tuesday December 1. He is an expert dentist and guarantees satisfaction for those seeking dental work.
Vendor Lxpra Sterren offers all felt framée fancy rib bons and feathers at cost. Remaining Ladies heavy cotton vests and Children's wool hose also priced to clear. Bargain sale emphasized as season end closeout.
Mrs C M Woodward, national superintendent of railroad work for the W C T N, will speak in Diller on Saturday December 5th. Those who attend may hear a valuable address. admission is free and all are invited.
The Toledo Weekly Blade markets itself as a longstanding family newspaper famed for honesty and fair public discussion. It touts broad regional reach, a focus on serials and humor, and invites readers to subscribe for one dollar with mailing details to Toledo Ohio.
Lightner, sole agent, offers a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied after using Dr Feaner’s medicines.
Some boys enjoyed sport skating on the creek earlier in the week until heavy rain on Wednesday night raised the creek water several feet and ended the activity.
Mrs. Alice Jeffryes will serve dinner December 8 for the Christian Aid Society and others at ten cents. Proceeds go to the society to defray church expenses. The society will sew during the day for Mrs. Jeffryes, for which they will receive one dollar. Full attendance urged.
Every Thursday morning a tourist sleeping car departs Omaha and Lincoln via the Burlington Route to Salt Lake City San Francisco and Los Angeles. A conductor and uniformed Pullman accompany the car to the Pacific. Second class tickets honored. Berth for two priced at five dollars. For details contact Burlington Route ticket offices or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha.
A Sarpy county farmer reports growing about two acres of Kaffir corn for the first time. He calls it a grand success with stalks about fifteen feet tall and an expected 200 bushels of seed. The threshing stalks provide superior feed and boosted milk in cows versus millet and grain. Nebraska Farmer.
Frank T. Pearce editor of the Diller Rhéorn and former postmaster under Harrison is announced as a candidate for the Diller post office. Multiple papers endorse his prior service and suggest he would be the right choice if a change occurs.
The 1897 Worvan Works journal and Almanac by Rev Srl R Hicks publish a 108 page color illustrated volume with star maps worth five dollars, warning of pests like floods and blizzards. Almanac price 25 cents, Worvan Works subscription one dollar yearly, premium offer with early subscribers in St. Louis, Missouri.
Probate notice states a petition for estate of William H Mathias or similar, filed by John Weal Mathias, with a summons to appear in county court in Fairbury on November 23, 1896, to answer the petition. The order requires three consecutive weekly notices in the county paper.
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