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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
2
A fragment from a 1900 Norwich notice claims Ben Jam supe Piso’s Cure for Consumption saved a life three years earlier. Mrs Taos of Rompers Maple Street endorses the remedy and urges belief in its power.
Fragmentary report notes alleged plot to attack a location with guard calls and multiple arrests. It mentions a priest and a wade among detainees and details liquor selling convictions in Winfield police court with six months jail and $100 fines per count, plus potential longer penalties. The piece also references political changes in a presidential post office.
Judge Kohlent in the United States court at Chicago grants restraints on pickets connected to lodge No 960 and international Wemesska Wowae on Bosri.
A jumble of notes reports a 13 year old boy killed after being thrown from a pony while herding cattle, injuries from an elevator shaft fall at Wolff packing plant, and various local incidents. It mentions A Hackett of Santa Fe in Wakarusa, Miss Corser injured by a runaway team, and a discussion about Mrs. Kitchin in a curious English political quip.
H Ewing of Plattsmouth Nebraska, a traveler for Eureka Electric, reported a grip containing money and letters stolen in Norfolk several days ago. Police pursue suspects in the incident.
An excerpt discusses the chicle gum derived from tree sap and the white sapota tree known to Maya Indians, noting their milky sap, hard after boiling, and potential yields. It mentions general tree height and exotic flavors, with a dated reference to a Pan-American exposition in Buffalo New York.
Governor Murphy of Arizona expresses hopeful plans amid state priorities and upcoming policy discussions. Officials and residents consider potential reforms and budget implications.
The New Do sewing machine by Bigh Buttelo received the highest prize at the Pan American Exposition for best family sewing machine, earning a gold medal and recognition.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear speech about a group or person named E. Hewitt and girls, with garbled wording and missing context, offering no verifiable event or outcome.
A fragmented passage mentions Hetty Green visiting a New York bank scene and a likely event at the National Bank with brief, unclear context. The garbled text references a Santry area report and ties to a financial figure, 35.
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