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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
8
The Rev De Buntington to preach at Diller next Sunday evening in the M E church. Christian church members enjoyed an evening with their pastor and family, and dialogues with neighbors noted their pleasant gathering.
A well authenticated diphtheria case involving Roy Gear is reported to the village board. The text references Woody Denney and local figures amid discussion of medical consultation and local remedies.
Fragmentary notice advertises white lead oil and famous paint for sale by J. T. Briggs. Mentions an elegant sideboard or shelf of books albums and Chile suitable for Christmas presents at J. W. Sutton's.
Miss Ingebdr Kaodadater sister of Gander Newison died Monday of chronic illness four miles southeast of Diller and was buried Wednesday at Lanham. She was 52 years old.
Outlook from local committees shows desire to report on south town route options. Text mentions interested parties and a meeting to discuss mail and travel avenues. No clear dates or names available.
A Polesa Arkansas resident, identified as Mr BE Phipps, applauds Chamberlain's Colic Cram and Diarrhoea Remedy stating it cured his ailment and expresses high regard for the medicine.
Henry informs the Rudoxp movement about changing newspaper copy from Billings Oklahoma to Woodward nearby, noting he owns a farm and plans to move. He claims his brick dust is not present and there is no gypsum water but good spirit. He expects to shoot deer and antelope this winter.
The note suggests availability of two to three loads of cotea subscriptions presently ready for use or purchase. No further context on price or origin is provided.
Advertises for an active agent to represent Evergreen Nurseries with a full line of fruits, shade and ornamental trees, shrubs. Describes four payment plans on a weekly basis and notes a single address for the Elgin Nuer Series in Figin Ot.
Mrs. John Geokring and Mrs. Kirkendell of Barneston and Mrs. A. P. Ake of Wymore, two sisters and a sister in law of Mrs. Jas. Logan, attended her funeral here last Friday.
Quaker Valley Mfg Co of Chicago invites married women in Diller and nearby to request a free silver plated sugar shell. Regular price forty cents. retail jewelers charge fifty to seventy five cents. Limited time offer requires request form and return with stamp to cover mailing costs.
Incomplete text hints at California tourism or railway context with scattered phrases about sleeper cars and travelers. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a full news item.
The Senzix Weekly State Journal announces free delivery to many homes from now until January 1 1901 and a one dollar rate after a year, claiming it is Nebraska's recognized state paper to be in every home in the state.
An old advertisement shows Pain Balm marketed as a universal remedy for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. It claims effectiveness and notes it is sold by Satton.
The Burlington Route offers weekly November fares to Ogden Salt Lake City Butte Helena Anaconda one way 23 dollars round trip 40 dollars with 30 day return. For Spokane Tacoma Seattle Portland Victoria Vancouver the fare is 28 dollars one way 45 dollars round trip with 80 day return. Tickets and information available at all Burlington ticket offices.
A testimonial praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for malaria fevers chills and typhoid like illnesses. It cites explorers Stanley and Livingston and claims a family in Webb Illinois was cured after two bottles. The ad notes a 50 cent price and guarantees satisfaction through J W Sutton, a druggist.
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