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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1897
Page
4
Make up your mind to vote the republican ticket straight this year. Lowe and Son received their car load af Studebaker wagons and buggies Wednesday. See their ad in another column.
Mrs Ida Diller came back last Friday evening from Indiana to care for her father who is in poor health.
The man who votes for Capt Chester Andrews for county treasurer will never need to blush with shame for casting his ballot.
W T Williams of Boughton Ark reports relief from constipation and indigestion after using Beggs' Little Giant Pills. The advertisement states the product is sold by Ditties Dave Co.
Heavy roads before midweek slow traffic yet farmers stock convoyed corn to the market using four horse teams, highlighting the season’s harvest movement and rural commerce.
G A VamHatt of Gutter Mo praises Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maker as a top seller. He reports excellent results and satisfaction from all customers and states Ditier Dave Co sells it.
Fusion candidate Sam Bailey campaigned in Diller on Wednesday amid concerns about the race for county treasurer and a doctor being called in frequently.
fA. Mowery & Co. commission merchants publish an advertisement in this paper that may interest parties desiring to ship their own produce.
Our children suffered croup until Chamberlain's Cough Remedy arrived, bringing almost instant relief. Sold by J. W. Sutton, druggist. A chest pain warns of possible pneumonia. dampen a flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and apply to the chest and back for prompt relief, in care of J. W. Sutton.
The October 29 meeting at the Lightners will discuss delegates from the state C E convention in Beatrice. It urges Endeavorers to attend and stresses selecting a candidate with legal experience, contrasting Judge Boyle’s qualifications and dedication.
Advertisement urges immediate eye care at Fred Evans jeweler in Diller with a sales pitch for One Minute Cough Cure claiming instant relief from colds to prevent pneumonia or consumption.
Henry Peffley arrived Tuesday evening from St. Louis for a family visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Moses Peffley.
Former Senator A B Paddock died Sunday morning at his home from valvular heart disease, leaving an era of public service. He faced health challenges in recent years and was widely mourned by colleagues and constituents.
KC writer Halen Ge Byrl E Ballard comments on a cryptic line with the phrase Kip Kuppy and a reference to the devil. The brief remark appears in a local context and reflects an odd usage of monikers and initials.
Ts visit J D Fanders to view the Majestic wrought steel range described as the best and cheapest on the market. The ad highlights affordability and quality for shoppers seeking a new stove.
An old advertisement promotes No-To-Bac as a cure to quit tobacco with promises of vitality. It claims ease of quitting, druggist availability, and a Money-back guarantee, with address for Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York.
B F Lightner Grace Burkett May Lowe Fannie Diller and Rev McLaughlin join others from Daler attending the Christian Endeavor convention at Beatrice starting today and running through Sunday.
Mrs. Allen Mickle arrived from Oklahoma after a message about her daughter Mrs. A. D. Stotts illness. Grandma notes the baby is the only girl in Nebraska orth having. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy with a testimonial from P. E. Grisham of Gaara Mills La. Official druggist J W Sutton offers 25 and 50 cent sizes.
E L Chine the Republican nominee for county clerk is praised as faithful painstaking and honest in every position of trust. He served as deputy county treasurer clerk at Goodrich Bros Bank and cashier of Fairbury Savings Bank with well kept books ready for inspection. The piece urges electing him to succeed Scott Merrell as county clerk.
The editor recovered from a severe cold described as la grippe after taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The Banner of Liberty Town notes it acted like magic with a speedy permanent cure and recommends it for coughs or colds. Sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes by J W Sutton, draggist.
J H Greee of Pundee Kansas reports his infant daughter's persistent croup since three months old was cured by Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup and calls it the best cough syrup on the market. Sold by Ditter Drove o.
The county holds a positive view that C. R. Atkinson will win re election by a handsome majority. Supporters praise his proficiency, record, and suggest voters prefer his experience over a younger alternative. Vote for Atkinson.
An appeal urges Nebraskans to subscribe for The Semi-Weekly State Journal at one dollar, paying through January 1, 1899. It promises two papers weekly with comprehensive state and world news, stressing Nebraska growth and urging readers to share the offer with eastern friends.
A fragment mentions a monthly $65.00 wage for a travel oriented position in Nebraska. It requests an enclosed self addressed stamp and references Dominion Company department in Chicago with a postal box number 2541.
Real estate and loan processes benefit from securing a bonded abstract by J Monroe Davis of Bonded Abstract First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska. The service aims to streamline sales and loan approvals by providing verified title information.
People who met F L Miller the Republican nominee for sheriff praised his appearance and manner. They consider him exceptionally worthy and well qualified for the office and say he will not betray the public's confidence if elected sheriff.
The ballots to be used next Tuesday place parties in columns left to right by past vote totals. Republican emblem is the eagle, populist uses the cottage home, democratic uses a rooster, silver republican uses the liberty bell, prohibition uses a white rose, national democrat uses a star, and petition candidates occupy the final column without an emblem.
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