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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
4
Plans for a yard sale of Cole's stock and a Christmas sale at J W Sutton's in Diller are announced with all in arrears to be paid. Cattle losses from overfeeding total 21 head. Begole Van Arsdale's Beatrice store burned Sunday, Loss 90000, Insurance 52000, rebuilding planned. Miss Retta Hickey and Beatrice visitors noted.
The A O W lodge holds a oyster supper and social to raise funds. J P Loewe faces a district court case in Fairbury with a public sale of tile assets scheduled. The notice lists Warrington Kansas property and 50 head of poultry alongside other details in the sale.
Ad offers Hayden Bros Omabs Wholessie prices and samples for Christmas toys at Ttan's drug store. Claims to stop coughs and cure cold with “Wold in one day” promising no cure no pay, price 25.
See what Jd. W. Sutton has in stock before buying a Christmas present. The notice highlights available merchandise and urges shoppers to check inventory for options.
An old Nebraska ad mentions hay at Sloss ranch priced at four dollars per ton in the field and directs inquiries to T. L. Ewing of Harbine. It also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea at eighty six cents and urges readers to ask their druggist.
The Recorp will be sent free the rest of this year to new subscribers who pay in advance for next year. Now is the time to subscribe.
Parties seeking coal are asked to call at Geo. H. Tonnemaker’s implement store located two doors south of the post office before proceeding to the sealer.
An advertisement touts Se riene King’s life restoration pills as a two week liver stomach and bowels cure by a purely vegetable formula, with Sutton’s drug store selling the 25 cent remedy. A lecture by F Wesley Peterson from Nebraska University at the M E Church has been postponed a few weeks due to conditions. a new date will be announced.
Citizens are asked to submit any church articles to the M. E. Church Wair by December 7 for the committee on arrangements. The committee includes Mrs. Ax, Mrs. Knopp, and Mrs. Sparks.
A Grahameville family in Sullivan County reports their five year old son suffers frequent croup episodes. Despite doctors and multiple medicines, symptoms persist and they seek relief from Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a potential treatment.
Barre Pittenger of York Nebraska is in town today attending to business matters and meeting locals. He is seen around the downtown area and stopping at several shops.
Dr. B C Brock a dentist fromFairbury will be in Diller on Wednesday December 5 at Dr Kaupps office to meet patients and offer dental services.
Diller Camp No. 208 Woodmen of the World holds elections Monday evening December 8 for the upcoming year. All sovereigns are urged to attend. Cuas W. Tonnemaker serves as Council Commander.
At a November 29 1900 meeting the Board of Health of Diller pledged strict garbage cleanup and alley maintenance, urged enforcement of garbage deposition ordinances, and mandated doctors report contagious diseases with patient details to the Village Clerk to protect public health.
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A. D. U. W. ing D. of H. Pleasant No Degree of Honor holds a meeting at 2:30 in the ball room. Members are urged to attend.
In a Roman era scene a priestess faces a mystery as a hidden cipher hints at a dawn ceremony. A scholar named Lora deciphers a clue pointing to a distant temple and an ancient rite.
A partial, garbled OCR item offers few readable facts. The fragment mentions a correction in the text and includes scattered letters and misspellings, without clear names, dates, places, or the event.
A fraternal benevolent group meets on the first and third evenings of each month in the hall.
Church directory note lists PRES CHURCH with weekly Sunday gathering at 1020 o’clock and mentions CE asso and Welumnhay. Pastor noted.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a church and names that are not clear. No coherent events or identifiable entities beyond generic religious context.
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