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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1895
Page
2
W S Diller traveled to Lincoln on business Monday. Snow from Sunday has largely melted. Gage county board of supervisors scheduled to meet on December 10.
Advertise items for sale or purchase in the Recorp notices. Room 3 Loocks Elk offers hair cutting at 15 cents. Use this space to connect buyers and sellers.
The Capital City Commercial College advertises free instruction for a number of readers. The Union Sunday school at Donze school house plans a Christmas entertainment. Sheriff Lind Nelson sells Odell farm to Henry Krenger for 5500 dollars. The paper accepts cash on subscription or barter items like potatoes corn fodder wood cobs. Mesdames Sarah Hick and Lilian E Johnson of Diller signaled a semi annual temperance union convention for December in this town. Plymouth Enterprise.
In Clinton Missouri Mr A Armstrong, veteran druggist, touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the best remedy he has sold for coughs colds and throat lung diseases. He claims it relieves a cough in one minute and notes it contains no opiates. Gifford Sutton.
The State National Bank in St Joseph was involved in claims of forged notes. Indorsed instruments reportedly included payments to Train Bros lumber, Joseph Nutter, John F Keller, A W Challis, C G Andrews, John Townsend, Joseph Stewart, and J W Hackett with varying sums, with others suspected.
An adjourned Jefferson county District Court term will convene at Fairbury on December 9. Beatrice residents are urged to consider corn or oats options from M. T. Cummings. Local social news notes visitors from Wymore and a beatrice Thanksgiving event. Lydia Palmer of Beatrice contributed a Thanksgiving poem delayed for last week.
The Office will publish free notices in the Record with every sale bill printed, providing readers official confirmation of notices and public sale details.
Dan Kauser a Barneston tailor shakes hands with old friends in Diller this week while noting strong business at his new location. He reports steady patronage and plans to expand services.
Price Bro’s bought the R. V. Folkers & Co stock of general merchandise at the mortgagee’s sale last Saturday for 3500 dollars and reopened the store for business Monday morning.
A children's periodical features serials by Margaret Compton and Percia V. White, animal tales by W. Thomssen, growing crafts by Annie Isabel Willis, and verses by noted authors. Includes sample copy offer and begins new volume in November from Alpha Publishing, Boston.
Notice cautions against paying a note fraudulently obtained by J H Novo tn ey from Diller Nebraska dated November 27 1895 for Keyburn Hunter Co totaling 100 due in three months. Also advertises a 160 acre Beadle County South Dakota farm near R Ry town in Jim River Valley with 112 cultivated acres 40 fenced for pasture house sheds granaries a good well and soil to trade for an improved 80 acre or larger farm with cash difference or mortgage assumed.
Classified notice from The Dominion Company offering a steady position traveling in Nebraska to establish a reliable house. Salary three hundred eighty dollars and expenses, with references required. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope to The Dominion Company third floor Omaha Building Chicago.
A Wednesday evening celebration at Mr. A Blauser's home honored Miss Orleva Blauser on her eighteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed a lavish supper prepared by several hosts and were entertained with novel amusements, listing numerous attendees by name and ending with an open invitation to further reminiscences.
Wanted imat worthy gentlemen or ladies to travel in Nebraska for established reliable salary 780 dollars and expenses. Reaper position. Enclose reference and self address envelope. Dominion
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