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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1897
Page
3
Jefferson Co Record. October 8, 1807 reports urging voters to elect the republican ticket, mentions a closed Mt. Vernon district school south of Endicott due to scarlet fever, and touts One Minute Cough Cure for immediate relief alongside a signature J. W. Sutton.
A.H. Colman oversees corn crib construction at a Chester farm during Mayday. The piece mentions One Mindye Cough Care by J. W. Sutton as a remedy for whooping cough and tickling throat symptoms.
Mrs Jas Condon and her children left for a new residence in South Omaha where Mr Condon has a government position as tagger in a large packing house.
Miss Della Day of Waterloo Illinois reports two years of hair loss ending after using Beggs Hair Remover. She notes one bottle stopped the shedding completely and states the product was sold by Ditties Dawa Co.
Carl F. Mohbling and Lydia H. Omman were married last week in a ceremony at the bride’s mother's home five miles northwest of the city.
Dr. A. T. Kaupp plans a residence on two empty parcels next to G. H. Gale and has begun digging a cellar and foundation.
A reader from Butler Missouri reports strong sales and satisfaction with Beggs' Blooder and Blood Maker. The customer says it is one of the best sellers they have had and that they gladly recommend it. Sold by the dealer.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Mr J C Herwig and Miss Lydia Steffen both of this city. The wedding will take place the 18th inst at the residence of the bride s parents in Waukon Iowa.
A testimonial from F. A. Taonntow states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave almost instant relief to a Moyurats Cem child suffering from creap when a bottle was tried. The remedy is sold by J. W. Sutten, druggist.
The lands and buildings owned by BR. V. and D. V. Folkers are advertised for sale October to satisfy wholesale debt obligations tied to their firm Folkers & Co, arising from their failure.
A country man damaged two large glass panes and two smaller ones at Dr Gifford's drug store during repairs on Monday evening. When confronted with proof he admitted culpability and offered to cover the costs, estimated at about ten dollars in the neighborhood.
John Clark traveled to Fairbury on business Tuesday. Dr Kaupp and Mr Cress exchanged onces Wednesday. Mrs D W VanHorn and child went to Beatrice to visit relatives. Jefferson county delinquent tax list appeared in Fairbury papers last week. Nelson returned today from the county seat where he had been serving as a juror in the district court.
Ed Jordan left for Omaha on Wednesday securing a good job. His family will stay behind for now.
Price Brothers are this week tearing down their rickety store building and hauling the lumber to their farms to be used in constructing corn cribs and granaries.
Wo Deaver of Fairbury Nebraska owns several farms five miles west of Diller and is there to oversee his portion of the large crop raised this year.
The Cortland Sun announces a contest offering a years subscription to the man who can name all political parties that have opposed the Republican party since its organization.
Kelley returned Monday from visiting relatives at Council Bluffs. He was accompanied by Pred Nicewonger who came to attend the Diller High School and will live with Br. Jeffryes. They rode through on their wheel and had a jolly time with varied experiences.
Mrs. Sarah Bick and Mrs. Mary Weigle traveled to Kearney for the state convention of the W C T U. Bick, representing Jefferson county, wore black to signal saloons, while Weigle, representing Diller, wore white to signify no saloons.
The article reports that Sunday evening many rings were stolen from teams tethered around town serving at church tabernacles. The thief cut the rings from the harness with a knife and, as yet, no investigation is being conducted.
Burlington Route announces tourist sleepers on the California Excar service with through cars to San Francisco and Los Angeles over the Scenic Route via Denver Salt Lake City. Cars are well furnished with curtains bedding towels and soap. Porters and excursion guides assist travelers and class tickets honored. Berths available by full folder request.
Fragmentary text indicates an item sold by Diteaa Deve Os with weathered phrasing. No clear event, date, or named entities beyond the seller.
Farmers report rate of crop damage by pests rising in the area. A resident notes one third of his riverfront corn field eaten by pests that climb stalks and feed on ears. Similar complaints arise countywide as authorities seek a systematic response to the mystery of widespread pest infestation.
The text markets Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy claiming it treats bladder and kidney related pain and urges readers to send for a sample bottle and pamphlet. It cites urine tests and urges purchase through druggists with a mail offer from Kilmer Co. Bin ampton NY.
The Steele City Standard denounces a fusion ticket as a corrupt blend that betrays honor and party principles. It asserts intelligent voters will resist bribes and political traffic, trusting Jefferson county citizens to uphold integrity and honesty at the county house.
A Historic plea urges Nebraskans to subscribe to The Semi-Weekly State Journal for one dollar to receive two weekly papers through January 1, 1899. The piece promotes statewide focus over Omaha or Lincoln papers, inviting readers to support Nebraskan prosperity and bolster timing of news from across the state.
Wanted: reliable and energetic individuals for travel duties for a reputable Nebraska house. Requires high expense coverage and steady service. Enclose SASE to Dominion Company Dept Y cage 28-4.
Probate notice from Nebraska states creditors must present claims to the administratrix of John B Brown’s estate before the county court on a specified date. Creditors have one year to file, with examinations and adjustments set by the court. The notice names the estate administrator and the county and requires timely filing to preserve rights.
Notice of a sheriff sale dated October 2 1907 to be held at the Relat ouse in Nebraska under six orders. The advertisement names Reber Allen and Allen as parties and references a property description in block seven with cash bids from the highest bidder. The faulty OCR includes multiple garbled phrases and uncertain details.
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