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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1897
Page
2
The Jefferson County Record reports building changes in C Gifford's structure and Uriah Hadley adding a foundation and extension to his residence. J W Sutton and family visit from Missouri. An advertisement seeks nationwide toilet article agents. A birth is recorded near Diller with Dr Jeffryes assisting. Witt's Little Early Risers promoted for liver and stomach relief.
Due to the evangelist Diller, services will be held at the M E church next Sunday but will be shorter while the evangelist is in town.
A Gallatin Georgia notice touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as the only sure relief for bilious colic attacks. Testimonial by G. D. Suanp states one dose acts like a charm, with J. W. Sutton, Druggist, selling the remedy.
A car load of Studebaker wagons will arrive in a few days. They are worth more than the average wagon, yet we can sell them for a very small move. Consider their quality more than the price, says J. P. Lowe & Son.
Advertises a purported pile cure with a free liberal trial and a ten cent postage fee. Claims proof by thousands of successful uses and urges immediate purchase through office contact details.
William Keckler and Annie Harris, both of this place, wed yesterday in Fairbury before County Judge Boyle. The ceremony was small with invited relatives and friends. Afterward the bridal party dined at the Commercial and later returned home where a serenade and small reception occurred with cigars and cake. The Recorder extends congratulations.
Advertises No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure promising strength and purity with a 600, 61 guarantee. Claims effective for weak men and available at all druggists.
Alex Bell's twin arrived from Iowa for a relatives visit near Diller. An election near Diller would favor Republicans as many delegates head to the Fairbury convention. J. W. Sutton notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers claim to ease torpid liver issues. A. Brittain Daykin visits the Record office as a county treasurer candidate.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve known as the Bicyclist’s Best Friend is promoted for emergencies and claims to cure cuts bruises salt rheum eczema and skin affections. J. W. Sutton endorses its reliability.
Henry Challis of Steele City and Wo Firebaugh of Reynolds spoke with probable delegates from this area on Monday as they seek clerk and treasurer posts at the Fairbury convention tomorrow.
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a refreshment and health aid for kidneys liver and bowels claiming it cleanses the system and cures ailments. It also promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy with a testimonial from P E Grisham and notes its availability from J W Sutton.
Dr T A Slocum, renowned scientist and physician, offers to send free three bottles of his newly discovered remedies to the afflicted. He asserts a single chance to prove their merit and promises ongoing medical guidance to recipients.
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