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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
8
Harlin Hedley visited Fairbury yesterday. Blauser promotes air-tight heaters as the best. Henry Blatchley of Steele City painted in Diller this week. White lead oil and Mound City paint described as best on earth are for sale by J. T. Briggs.
Advertisement notes Grove's signature on each box and 25¢ price. Mentions claims of rapid relief and energy from Rocky Mountain Tea. Reads like an 19th or early 20th century patent medicine pitch with fragmented wording.
Curtis Gilmore of Shawnee, Ohls., a brother of Mrs Bri visiting the city since Monday, returned home yesterday. J W Sutton displays in his drug store north window an elegant line of silverware for gifts. After October 1 1900 I will deliver all coal free of any drayage to all Diller customers by Gro H Townwewakke.
Former pastor Rev Wobbarth has established a new German newspaper in Boise Idaho a sample copy has reached the office and is being circulated for review The item notes the church background and the imprint of the first issue.
A brief community notice mentions Mrs J D Fanders and her children in a local personal notice.
The fusioniste group led by Hon H B plans a gathering in Diller on October 11 to discuss local matters. The event is set for an evening meeting and invites residents to attend.
Fragmentary notice references a bonded abstract involving J Monroe and a sale at First National Bank in Falebury. Details are unclear but indicate a financial transaction or legal filing connected to a property or asset. Further readable text is needed for full clarity.
The infant of Mr and Mrs C A Gress was laid to rest at the Presbyterian church with Rev Lockhart officiating after a brief illness. The service occurred Wednesday evening and was attended by family and community members.
A damaged fragment describes a person seeking a remedy sent for a bottle of Chambee Orie to relieve illness. The item is noted as for sale by J. W. Bates in the readable portion of the text.
Republicans of Pleasant precinct held a caucus naming candidates for local offices. The following were reported elected or nominated: Assessor H. Be. Kallen, Justice of the Peace D. R. Akoltz, and other district candidates Jobe 88 and H. J. Sawyer in various subdistricts.
Totals show figures for September 1900 with entries for Fanu-Recorded 88 and cancelled items. The report notes amounts including 40,626.91 and 35,168.00 with increases and decreases, and a total of eight items in specified categories.
Miss Masterson visiting her sister Mrs. D. R. Kelley departed Tuesday for Beatrice to pursue the profession of a trained nurse.
Monday evening the east end of the B. and M. yards saw two loaded cars derailed, one carrying wheat and the other corn from Central Granaries Co. A Wymore crew arrived Tuesday morning and placed the cars back on the track.
A winter tale from a drug store recalls Mr. C. R Grandin describing how he recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to a customer when the exact brand was unavailable. The product is noted as being sold by J. W. Sutton.
A Beatrice visit by Gov. Roosevelt drew locals from Diller and nearby areas. A partial list includes G. e Bick, Elias Hadley, and P. H. Tate who traveled to hear the speech Monday.
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