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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1899
Page
4
Entry explains post office classification for mailing, subscription rates by year and half year or quarter in advance, advertising rates on application, and policy on business locals and discontinuation orders with arrears payment. Proceedings indicate continued delivery until a definite cancellation is received.
Frosty mornings persist as hog cholera remains prevalent near Diller. John Lamb travels daily with his pump wagon. Mrs. Geo Cress visits Leba non Nebraska to see relatives. Mrs. Thos Copeland returns from Nemaha county. Clark came back from Western Kansas where he worked on a farm. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudson return from Johnson Nebraska. Folsy's Kidney Cure advertised with guarantee.
John Bixby and Forest Hartzell were in Fairbury yesterday on business related to settling the Bixby estate.
Miss Mamie Smith of Middleboro Kentucky reports her sister suffered a severe chest cold. She treated her with Foley's Honey and Tar and the child found relief immediately.
Mrs Addie Koepsel nee Handley of Pleasenton Kansas a former Diller teacher and Mrs Noah Handley near Steele City were visiting friends here Wednesday Also Editor Fackler of the Mican way Hustler touts One Minute Cough Cure as a remedy cures LaGrippe and pneumonia throat and lung troubles J W Sutton and Will Kechley left their two boys with relatives near Odell to view a prospective farm in Smith Center Kansas planning to be away about ten days.
Mrs Helen M Gougar of Indiana will address the public Friday October 18 at 8 PM under the Women's Bimetallic League. The talk covers the Philippine question anti imperialism militarism and government abuses. No collection will be taken. Committee invites both men and women.
It takes a severe frost to kill the orange blossoms used in making Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 da, Ask your druggist.
Attorneys Barnes and Hartigan visited from Fairbury on legal business. Corn gathering begins with some fields yielding 50 bu per acre. Miss Hannah Lyons left for Lincoln to work in a millinery shop. Assessor L L Catlin and Druggist Sutton enjoyed a county seat outing. An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure includes a testimonial from E E Gamble of Vernon Texas.
5 S. R. Merrell and wife from Fairbury spent Wednesday in Diller where Mrs. Merrell called on friends. Scott, the Republican candidate for county treasurer, was present and discussed politics, as is customary in such visits.
In winter 1897 James Reed of Clay County West Virginia bruised his leg after striking ice. He could not walk without crutches and tried many remedies before Chamberlain's Pain Balm brought a rapid recovery within a week, potentially saving an amputation. The ad touts Pain Balm as unequaled for sprains bruises and rheumatism and available at all druggists.
H. R. Henrichs reports a 1.5 acre potato crop producing 275 bushels this week. The season was not favorable for potatoes overall.
S B Keener of Hoisington Kansas says the product did him more good than anything else and relieved months of dyspepsia after meals. The ad notes the Cure digests what you eat and is endorsed by J W Sutton.
Al Hutchinson and Joe Mann who traveled to Oklahoma last spring returned Monday by wagon to assist local farmers with corn gathering. They enjoyed their time and plan to come back after the harvest.
Advertised salve claims to treat volcanic eruptions of the skin and a wide range of ailments including ulcers boils felons corns warts cuts bruises burns and chapped hands. Sold by J. W. Sutton druggist with a 25 cent box price and a stated cure guarantee.
J B Wright known as Boss Wright suffered a serious accident when a well derrick fell on him while working. He strained his back and has used a cane and moved cautiously since the incident on Monday.
A Shelby woman, Mrs. Luther Lutz, credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with curing a seven year illness after three months of persistent coughing. She purchased a bottle, slept after the first dose, and, with two bottles, claims complete recovery. Trial bottles offered at J W Sutton's drug store with a guarantee and regular sizes 60c and 1.40.
Insurance agent King from Fairbury arrived yesterday to adjust the policy Lowe and Son held through one of his companies.
A brief tale laments cold neglect leading to pneumonia and grief. It notes Foley's Honey and Tar could have changed the outcome, and lists the price as 2 and 50 cents by M. Wright.
The Lambert couple 72 and 73 celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at Endicott with eight children and 26 grandchildren present. Relatives from Guide Rock Rockhby Diller Steele City Auburn Hubbell and Endicott joined in feasting music and stories while memories were revived. A brother and sister who attended the wedding fifty years ago also joined the celebration. Neighbors and friends shared in the joyous event with a plentiful dinner and supper. The couple hopes to remain in the county for another twenty six years.
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