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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1897
Page
4
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Frank Truxan of Udell visited Diner Sunday. Ringling Bros. show will exhibit at Fairbury on October 13.
Alf Wagoner constructs a large double corn crib and wagon shed. Martin Fredricks builds a new farmhouse on his farm west of town. A son arrives to Mr and Mrs George Ones on Wednesday September 29.
A notice directs shoppers to Diller harness shop for a selection of shawl straps or leather suspenders. The item list focuses on durable leather goods for clothing and equestrian use.
A report notes the Diller harness shop has received a new line of plush items for laps, described as elegant and inviting for customers seeking comfort and style in home goods.
Having failed to secure the nomination for sheriff, Jake Zook has decided to remain in Diller for the time being.
Dr Kaupp and Mr Cress will exchange residences with Cress having purchased the doctor’s house. The arrangement moves the physician to the new owner’s current dwelling. The terms of the transfer and any occupancy date are not specified in the excerpt.
W. T. Williams of Boughton Arkansas says Yaron suffered for Pith constition at ain. One bottle of Little Giant Pills cured me. Sold by Dyrtzr Dang Co.
Corn gatherers ask 24 cents per bushel for husking cribbing corn. Some farmers say this is about half a cent too high.
Running sores and indolent ulcers are soothed and healed by DeWitt’s Witch Hazel. The advertisement claims long-standing troubles respond to the treatment and touts it as a great pile cure endorsed by J. W. Sutton.
Five car loads of Wyoming cattle bought at Omaha were unloaded at this station Tuesday for Amos Bush Charley Wright and J P Cally.
A vintage advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Life Early Risers as a cure for dyspepsia constipation sick headache callow skin and loss of appetite. The copy claims the small pills are great regulators and suggests J. W. Sutton endorses the product.
Advert reveals a large information compendium offer to Hamilton Pub Co of Indianapolis and recounts a editor’s severe cold. It notes a trial of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with mixed results and mentions relief from la grippe symptoms and cough.
An old advertisement touts Cascareta labeled as a cure for constipation in Caney with a price of 10 cents. The copy mentions a refund and references a product by C.C. along with a slogan urging relief.
More cattle will be fed around Diller this winter than for several years past. Gene Hill returned Tuesday from South Dakota where he went during harvest time.
Col Harbine plans a large brick livery stable on the site of barns burned in Fairbury. Mrs Gear rents her farm to Alva Shively and will move back to town to live near the Christian church.
George Powers returned Saturday from a trip to Osborn county Kansas to visit relatives and reports good crops in that country.
Gold en City Missouri attorney P G Essex says years of blind itching and bleeding piles were cured by one box of Beggs German Salve sold by Dillee Drug Co.
Frank Beckwith traveled to Lincoln this week to buy a substantial lot of stock cattle for himself and E. H. Ames. The cattle will be fed this fall and winter on their respective farms south of town.
Public health ad promoting No-To-Bac as a miracle remedy to quit tobacco. Claims to make weak men strong with a 500 or 81 guarantee and free booklet. Offered by Sterling Remedy Co in Chicago or New York.
C Q DeFrance former editor of the Fairbury Journal and now stenographer in the governor's office at Lincoln married Monday to Miss Ione Speenburg at Oftay Arambo officiating. They will reside in Lincoln.
A chest pain warning signals pneumonia risk. Apply a damp flannel with Chamberlains Pain Balm to the chest and another on the back between the shoulders for prompt relief. Sold by J W Sutton, druggist.
The county convention last Saturday nominated a full slate: Treasurer S. M. Bailey Sheriff W. F. Bonawit Clerk George Galbraith Superintendent F. A. Carmony Judge W. F. Cramb Coroner Dr. Andrews.
Seaview Virginia reports a successful Chamberlain's Cough Syrup sale with buyers from distant areas praising its effects for croupy children. The drug is offered in 25 and 50 cent sizes by J. W. Sutton, Druggist.
Revival meetings began Monday evening in a tabernacle west of Lowe's implement store after earlier sessions in the Presbyterian church. Rev. McLaughlin conducted services with good attendance and growing interest. Rev. Redding was delayed at Table Rock but expected to arrive tonight. future meetings will be held in the tabernacle once the tent arrives.
Mrs C A Weaver is here visiting her daughter Mrs B F Blythe.
Our street commissioner is doing some work on the streets and alleys this week. Mrs. P. W. Price went to Burneston today in response to a telegram announcing the illness of a sister.
The Republicans will nominate the winning ticket for county officers at Fairbury tomorrow. The local nomination event gathers party members to select candidates for upcoming county races.
I D Steiner and J W Fouts traveled to Wyliore last evening to attend a Masonic school of instruction.
Miss Iva Willey of Steele City has been visiting in Diller this week at the home of her sister Mrs J W Sutton.
A store promotes the Majestic wrought steel range as the best and cheapest on the market at J. D. Fanders. The ad highlights value and quality for shoppers seeking a new range.
Advertises Beggs' Little Giant Pills as a cure for constipation sick headaches biliousness and various disorders. Claims no substitutes and notes availability through Dituerg Dave Co.
Advertises a $10 weekly salary for a man to introduce Perfection Poultry Mixture, claiming to be the greatest producer on earth. Requires reference and an addressed stamped reply to Perfection Mfg. Co., Parsons Kansas.
Emily Forp of Eldora Hardin County Iowa writes she cannot express thanks for Beggs German Salve which cured terrible itching and burning from scrofula sores on her ankles. Sold by Dustuzx Dave Co.
A car load of Studebaker wagons will arrive in a few days. They are worth more than the average wagon but can be sold for a very small price. Consider their quality over the price. J.P. Lows & Son.
A Prairie Depot Ohio superintendent recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs, colds, weak lungs and bronchial troubles caused by crowded poorly ventilated classrooms. Sold by J W Sutton Druggist.
Henry Henrichs suffered a severe hand injury Saturday when his left hand was drawn into the Fairchild sorghum mill cog wheels while stopping a cane stalk. Doctors amputated the second finger at the third joint and the third finger at the second joint. thumb tip severed. index and little fingers mangled but not expected to require amputation.
A Christian Endeavor gathering will be held next Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church at 7 o clock. The lesson, How to make Gods will our will and the result, Philippians 2 1 13, will be led by Jean Diller.
J N Green of Nundee Kansas reports his infant daughter suffered chronic croup since three months old. He credits Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup with curing her and calls it the best cough syrup on the market. Sold by Ditter Dave Co.
The Wednesday Republican caucus in Esq. D. K Kelley’s office selected nine delegates for the county convention and named Pleasant precinct officials led by Justice of the Peace D. Kelley and F. W. Steffen.
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