Subscription terms and rates from 1805 issue
The notice lists subscription options for one year six months and three months in advance with prices. It states $2.00 per year and $1.00 for another period, dated Friday November 29, 1805.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1895
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options for one year six months and three months in advance with prices. It states $2.00 per year and $1.00 for another period, dated Friday November 29, 1805.
Hayden Bros dry goods in Omaha promote the Revorp at 1.00 a year. Pearl Emerson of Steele City visited Diller on Tuesday. Collinson's Buckwheat Ben advertised for cakes. Local mortgage sale attended by Messrs Joy and Rainey of Odell. Lt. Loock traveled to Wymore on Wednesday via train Nos. 16 and to return on No.
Hides wanted and barber shop ad appear amid a patchwork of society items. Knights of Pythias and M E church events, recruitment calls, births, weddings, and a Thanksgiving service fill pages with local names, townsfolk, and temple lodge officers.
Severe weather did not dampen a cheerful gathering at southeast of Diller hosted by Mr D Steiner. Young people shared romping games and dominoes along with financing euchre and other pastimes with a long list of local attendees.
School District 88 records show 28 pupils enrolled and 19 average daily attendance with 3 tardies and 5 visitors. Twelve pupils had perfect attendance including Estella Martin Ray Martin and Cora Stott. Music by Iba MoExinae.
A local appeal urges all households in the Diller area to subscribe to the Recon for only one dollar annually. The ad frames the program as affordable and beneficial to the community. It emphasizes wide local participation and steady support for ongoing coverage.
Allie Eick and Charley Carr, who had been hosking corn in the Wood River country, returned yesterday to spend Thanksgiving at home.
Real estate sellers and loan applicants urged to obtain a bonded abstract from J Monroe Davis of First National Bank Fairbury to facilitate quicker, safer closings and smoother loan approvals.
The December issue features ex President Harrison introducing a series on This Country of Ours, James Whitcomb Riley’s At the Gate, Kate Greenaway’s dainty figures, and essays by Dr Parkhurst Hezekia Butterworth and Robert J Burtetee. It includes fashion, decorations, gifts, recipes, needlework, and party ideas from Curtis Publishing Co. Philadelphia.
A mail course offer titled Free Course by Mail appears from Capital City Commercial. The ad invites readers to apply, describing a no cost program designed to educate via mailed materials. It emphasizes accessibility and practical learning.
Ballard's Snow Liniment praised as universal remedy from rheumatism to wounds with claims it cures barbed wire cuts and heals proud flesh. Advertised as effective for animals too, priced at 50 cents from Gifford & Sutton, 3.
An 19th century style advertisement claims a sound liver prevents illness and touts Herbine as a universal cure for liver stomach and bowel disorders. It highlights symptoms such as biliousness jaundice bad taste and digestion issues and notes free samples at Gifford and Sutton's drug store.
A damaged notice from The Dominiom Company offers a job opening in Omaha with travel to Nebraska, salary unspecified, and asks applicants to enclose a stamped addressed envelope. It mentions Third Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago.
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