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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1896
Page
2
Mrs. Geo Pickard returns from a five week Illinois visit. Sam and H Green buy a new corn shelter now being unloaded. A hacking cough endangers others. One Minute Cough Cure will quickly end it. J W Sutton.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church will serve meals in the Price Bros store building on election day and evening at reasonable rates. Proceeds support church activities.
The Ladies' McKinley Club will meet at Mrs. P. B. Miller's residence next Tuesday evening October 27. All members are urged to attend. Olive Barzan, Secretary.
The writer urges Ev Citizen to act as a single committee to visit the new area and arrange for at least one fit per HB to improve the local page of the paper.
The Darlington Wisconsin Journal editorial claims a man turning twenty one on November 4 may vote on November 8, noting he completes his twenty first year on November 4 and becomes eligible that same week. It cites a popular patent medicine advertisement alongside local sale details for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy sold by J W.
A band of Gypsies camped near town Tuesday and canvassed the town telling fortunes. Also advertised remedies claim DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures skin troubles and piles. A local quip speculates D. H. Diller as Pleasant precinct assessor nominee.
Judge Stark spoke at Sock's hall to a packed crowd praising his congressional candidacy. He has strong support in Diller and the fourth district as ballots approach on November 38rd. Mary Bryan Club hosted a chicken pie supper raising twelve dollars, while Stark lauded women as guiding stars.
The state press shows little attention to twelve proposed amendments due next month and risk of defeat from voter indifference. County records show sample ballots over 18 inches long, longer than the regular ticket, delaying careful review. Voters typically follow party lines, but first time readers of the amendments face a difficult task without early study. Voters should learn the changes before marking ballots, with objections focused on the third amendment about shares.
Epworth League Sabbath evening explores The Innermost Circle from John 18 1 and John 15 18 led by Mrs Exton Christian Endeavor next Sabbath focuses on My Favorite Bible Proverb and Why Prov 2 1 9 led by Gene Hill Sabbath School Held at all churches every morning Rev D B McLaughlin former Chariston S C will preach at Presbyterian Church on Sabbath Nov 1 Prayer meetings at Presbyterian and Christian churches Wednesdays evenings Citizens urged to attend long evenings. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for croup with J W Sutton druggist selling 25 and 50 cent bottles.
A reader argues against sensationalism while critiquing the money issue. He warns that silver domination could shrink gold and destabilize the currency, predicting a contraction and reliance on silver coins or bonds as the government weighs policy. The letter questions silver bonds and the redeemability of greenbacks amid economic strain.
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