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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1899
Page
8
News snippets show John Lamb on business in Fairbury, Fred Tonnemaker returning from Arkansas, and local commerce in Diller with many commercial men visiting. An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a 25 cent price and money refund offer.
J. B. Zook arrived from the eastern part of the state after traveling with a load of apples. Forest Hartzell must ship in ice for his meat market after exhausting his own packing materials. A local note from Argyle Pa. praises One Minute Cough Cure for rapid recovery from whooping cough and throat and lung troubles.
A succinct note reads Cooper line of buggies and two doors south of the post office inviting customers to visit for any line needs. H. Tonnemaker signs the message offering assistance.
Real estate and loan processes may benefit from obtaining a bonded abstract for J Monroe Davis. The service, affiliated with First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska, aims to smooth property transactions and financial approvals.
A reader notes a car load of hand picked winter apples will be on track in Diller next Thursday October 12 for sale at 70 cents per bushel by J. B. Zoox. The item includes stray quotes about Chamberlain's remedy and Booker T. Washington's Charleston visit with local reactions.
The Burlington railroad resumes service at two minor stations after closures in the 1804-5 downturn. Thompson sits between nbicott and Reynolds with agent Frank G. Ibainy in charge, while Mystic lies between Deadweed and Edgemont with agent Cc. F. Tripiett in charge.
Geo Tonnemaker joins a car load of buggies this week. L L Catlin gains a pension increase on the 1st. J O Blatser sells Col umbias for new buggies. M E church offers morning and evening preaching by Rev A E Chadwick next Sunday. John Jones returns from Alberta Canada and considers moving there. Mr and Mrs Clyde Wright visit Steele City relatives. President King of Farmers Bank Brook lyn Michigan praises DeWitts Little Early Risers for digestion and liver health.
Farmers should see the new Dempster double cutter press drill offered by J. O. Blauser. It features no neck pressure and many other advantages not found in competing drills, suitable for sowing fall wheat.
Health ad claims the product builds brain and body power by treating stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promotes indomitable will and energy, and is sold for 25 cents at J. W. Sutton’s drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. Washington Stewart and family hosted visitors from Fairbury Nebraska where John Gibson and his father M B Thornell from Colby Kansas arrived as their first new acquaintances since settling in Jefferson County.
In Kirwin Kane a family runs multiple trades with a doctor son an undertaker another a tombstone maker and the wife of the latter a druggist, highlighting diverse local business connections.
A nostalgic verse recalling a boy’s hard but joyful days on a farm. The speaker longs to swap adult worry for simple chores, hayseed hair, long hikes to school, and the steady routine of milking, feeding, and chores, ending with a father’s rebuke. From the New York Mail and Express.
Willie Diller of Fairbury is seen visiting his parents in the city on Sunday, a brief social note noting family ties and local routine.
A vintage advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar can prevent pneumonia grip or severe cold if used promptly. It is said to cure coughs colds croup la grippe hoarseness breathing difficulties whooping cough incipient consumption asthma bronchitis with passive relief in advanced stages and carries a guarantee by M Wright.
A poor man buys a horse from a stranger that is stolen. the rightful owner proves ownership and regains the horse with no recourse for the buyer. In contrast a rich man who buys a fraudulent note from a stranger must pay when the maker appears, as possession by an innocent purchaser does not shield the holder in this case. Why the difference in treatment?
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