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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1897
Page
2
Republicans in Jefferson County held a convention last Saturday and nominated a ticket they deem worthy of support. The issue topics include local economy and health measures with emphasis on community welfare.
Ree wagons arrive in Gays and are priced higher than the average wagon yet offered for a modest premium. J P Lows & Son advertise the quality and value, claiming "more than the price" for these wagons.
S.C. Hutchinson purchased and took possession of a Odell restaurant on Wednesday. He previously ran a first class restaurant locally and hopes to succeed in the new location.
An OCR damaged ad offers a free trial of a promised remedy to readers of the RD and liberal sized trial package. It asks a ten cent remittance to cover postage and packing and requests the reader’s name and post address with a note about mentioning the article.
The office sought the man and persuaded him to accept the nomination. There should be no doubt of this election.
An old advertisement touts a laxative and blood purifier product called Cascarets as a gentle, refreshing remedy. It claims to cleanse the entire system, aid kidneys, cure headaches, fevers, colds, and biliousness, and offers a money back guarantee with a price in cents.
Fairbury Gazette notes the county populist convention produced no resolutions or platform and comments on unlikely agreement among Bailey formerly a Republican Tietzen a Democrat and Galbraith a populist. The piece also cites P E Grisham of Gaara Mills La praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable cure with 25 and 40 cent sizes available from J W Sutton, druggist.
Ww Bradt visiting daughters Mesdames Townemaker and Packer states no truth to report that his daughter in Oregon left husband Eugene Leaper for another man. He says she did leave her husband but did not elope or commit adultery as claimed in Leaper’s divorce case.
An 1880s promotional notice by T A Slocum M C promises free bottles of hib new remedies to cure consumption and related chest illnesses. It claims Slocum’s discoveries include throat and lung aids and pledges to donate freely as a public-spirited chemist.
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