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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1897
Page
4
The Jefferson County Record notes healthy winter wheat and urges Republicans to vote straight. Harris & Co. are building another crib for new corn. Also mentions no floppers on the Republican ticket and announces a Junior Epworth Leaguers social at the Methodist parsonage Saturday afternoon.
Judge Boyle visited Diller last Friday to oversee political interests and assess local fences which he noted were in good repair here.
W T WitutaMe of Boughton Arkansas reports years of constipation and indigestion cured by one bottle of Beggs' Little Giant Pills, sold by Dillen Dave Co.
A directive to mark a simple X in the circle at the top of a political ticket where an eagle stands guard. The instruction suggests a minimal action to indicate a choice or endorsement. No further context or outcomes are provided.
A partisan urging message tells Republicans they have nothing to regret about last fall’s vote and should not fear to vote again next Tuesday.
The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha will outdo prior parades next year with expenses of at least $20,000 dedicated to parade events and activities.
A. VanHatt of Sutler Missouri praises Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maker as a top seller with broad satisfaction. He notes its excellent performance and recommends it, with sale by Dittsr Dave Co.
Dr. Grebe of Jansen predicts a Republican sweep as he notes his coroner election coming next Tuesday after a stop in Diller this week. He remains firm in his belief that the entire Republican ticket will prevail.
A reader testimonial from Ark shows quick relief for children with croup after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The product is sold by J. W. Sutten, a local druggist.
E. L. Cline is presented as the easy winner for county clerk in Jefferson county. The message urges voters to back him as the best man for the important office. A medical ad recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm for chest pain with instructions and mentions J. W. Sutton, druggist, as seller.
Geo Galbraith, fusion candidate, campaigned locally with George, a nursery owner, among voters near Diller who may support him. Nominating officers listed include Pleasant precinct clerk candidates Park Koons and J C Brauser with judges G H Pounemaker Silas Dilers and W T Strain. Polls open 8 to 6.
An old advertisement from CC C Stal druggists promotes a remedy for constipation promising lasting relief. The blurb emphasizes cures and a money-back appeal, typical of period patent medicine pitches.
An advertorial note directs readers to Fred Evans, a jeweler in Diller, for spectacles and corrective lenses. The item promises accurate fitting and vision aid products.
Jos Bixby Jr left yesterday for Chicago to attend Rush Medical College, expecting to stay until about June 1.
Advertisers claim instant relief and a certain cure for coughs from One Minute Cough Cure by J. W. Sutton, warning against letting cold develop into pneumonia or consumption.
Ts are urged to visit J. D. Fanders and inspect the Majestic wrought steel range praised as the best and cheapest on the market.
J. W. Sutton relocated his drug stock back Monday into Dr. Gifford's building on the corner, now described as one of the town's finest store rooms.
An advertisement for No-To-Bac claims it turns weak men strong and helps quit tobacco with a guarantee of cure. It offers a 50 cent to one dollar price and provides a free booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago or New York.
Hon John M Thurston will speak on political issues of the day to Jefferson county residents in Fairbury tomorrow at 2 o clock pm All voters invited The notice also promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy with a testimonial from P F Grisham of Gaara Mills La and a sales pitch for 25 and 50 cent bottles by J W Sutton druggist
A series of precinct Sunday school conventions will be held at the Jack Hill school house on October 31, at the Blauser school house on November 14, and at the Christian church in Diller on November 28, all at 3 p m. The meetings will be ably conducted with good music as a prominent feature and a cordial invitation to attend.
The bladder serves as a urine receptacle and is not liable to disease except by two routes. First, imperfect kidney action. Second, careless local treatment of other diseases.
The article explains that unhealthy kidneys are the main cause of bladder issues and warns against misattributing symptoms to "female weakness." It urges urine testing for 24 hours and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Serepe-ney remedy with sample bottle and pamphlet offered by mail.
Readers may buy a large information compendium with a big color map by sending 10 cents to Hamilton Pub Company in Indianapolis Indiana. This notice highlights interest in Yukon Klondyke and Alaska gold fields and promotes collecting details on these regions.
J H Greae of Dundee Kansas says his young daughter suffered chronic croup since infancy but Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup cured her. He calls it the best cough syrup on the market and notes it is sold by Dituer Dave Mo.
A Durango Colorado woman with no fear of clothing catching fire has devised a device that releases all fastenings in her garments by pulling a string, allowing them to fall away. It is hoped she does not face a false alarm embarrassment.
A Local editor, struck by la grippe, used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after reading favorable ads. The medicine acted like magic, delivering a speedy permanent cure. The Banner of Liberty endorses it and notes J. W. Sutton druggist sells 25 and 50 cent sizes.
Advertisement seeks reliable men and women to travel for a steady position with the Dominion Company in Chicago. Monthly pay of 65 dollars plus expenses, duties involve traveling to Nebraska. Reference required. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope.
Hon. Chas. Mayberry spoke in Loock's hall last night on political issues of the day from a bi metal standpoint. A fair sized audience attended.
Ensure real estate sales and loan approvals with a bonded abstract by J Monroe Davis at First National Bank Fairbury Nebraska.
A Nebraska appeal urges readers to subscribe for the State Journal for one dollar, delivering twice weekly news through January 1, 1899. It emphasizes statewide coverage, Nebraska prosperity, and urges sending copies to friends in the east to showcase state progress. Lincoln, Nebraska is cited as the publisher.
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