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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
4
A fragment from a Diller Nebraska paper mentions stamping mail through the post office, a Benton county trip, and local figures like Dr W I Seymour and J W Sutton. It notes Willey family, Beatrice and Davenport visits, Beatrice relatives, and a new baby born December 28 with Dr Jeffries attending.
Fragmentary notice notes Byr Ballard being summoned to a fair where Glace Fob paint is mentioned. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to names and event remains.
W Sutton continues a visit schedule as he travels through Steele City with planned engagements and public appearances on the current tour. He meets local officials and residents during stops, signaling ongoing outreach in the region.
Local note records Hood arriving home in McPaul Iowa after an event prompting attention from residents. Community members report no further details on cause or timing beyond the return.
Micaiouary Society event described taking place at the home of Mrs Jesse W Miller with mentions of a person named Babjeet and a date in October. The readable lines indicate a social or fraternal meeting hosted by Mrs Miller.
Fragmentary notes mention Mrs Hi G Weigle and a Presbyterian society in Nebraska, with a reference to capital city celebrations and fall festivities. Content is fragmented and requires source expansion for a coherent summary.
Fragmentary text mentions brands or shops and prices but lacks readable context or identifiable persons or events. No verifiable entities to anchor a valid news card.
Fragmentary text mentions Geo W Reed and Clemons and a codmen of the World at Bieelen wine t with follow. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Frank Madden returned from Idaho with several pears about 14 inches in circumference. He left a fine specimen at the newspaper office for display.
A fragment notes Bismarck’s famous iron nerve credited to splendid health and indomitable will. The text highlights his remarkable endurance and resolute character as defining traits.
A fragmented ad note touts a guaranteed remedy sold at Sutton’s drug store. The message hints at medical or restorative products and urges readers to try them despite garbled wording.
Harvey Pittenger rents his Ames farm for sale of stock and implements to Le Michete and family to York Nebraska. His daughter will attend United Brethren College. Auctioneer B Wright will handle the sale and Gil Blauser is the clerk. Sale set for Wednesday October 17th.
A delegation from Diller and nearby areas traveled to Fairbury to hear an address by Hon. Towne. Towne was listed as a candidate for the presidency and spoke to the gathering about the current political climate.
A fragment notes travel by boat over the B and M to Crete and toward its parts, indicating a voyage or freight route linked to Crete. The text hints at transit or shipping connections involving Crete and nearby facilities.
A terse report outlines a remedy claimed to shorten cold symptoms to four days. It details the product name and basic usage steps, noting expected relief within a short period.
The article recounts the Washington Monument’s height 555 ft 54 in and base 55 by 34 ft, noting its status as the tallest masonry work and its interior readings. It describes the elevator, port openings, and views of the Mall Capitol White House Arlington and Naval Observatory along with stones from global sites and the cost and history of construction.
Fragmentary OCR notes show enrollment figures and tardiness counts with names and dates obscured. The readable items mention Winnie and Mia possibly as students, with references to monthly counts and attendance metrics in a school context.
Enrollment 43 with average attendance 89 percent. Tardiness nine cases while eighteen pupils were not absent. Names include LaForest Raymond and W. Kixes.
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