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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
4
Take your laundry to the east site barber shop and see the new Peninsula Steel Range advertised as the best on the market at J. O. Blauser’s. Also Folay's Kidney Cure is promoted with a money back guarantee by M. Wright.
Advertisement notes Q B Pearce’s new residence nearly enclosed at the Castor Lavelle corner. It advertises HERBINE by J W Sutton to revitalize a weak stomach and aid digestion, price 50 cents.
When in need of coal come and see me I have the genuine Canon ity Maitland Trenton Illinois and Mendota Mo G H Tonnemaker
A Ky town reports a neighbor saved by Foley's Toney and Tar remedy and a local social hosted by CS W Simon Bible class last Friday. J W Sutton touts One Minute Cough for flu and lung illnesses. A new telephone line was approved by the town board granting a right of way to Dill Endicot and Fairbury.
Perron Recorn announces a limited time free gift to married ladies sending name address and a two cent stamp for postage a triple silver plated Sugar Shell valued at 75 cents will be sent. The Home Furnisher magazine will also be mailed free. One Sugar Shell per family. Quaker VALtry Mra. Co. Chicago Morgan and Harrison Streets.
Mrs George Pickard is visiting relatives at Beatrice. One of Sam Green's children is sick with typhoid fever.
A brief notice notes orange blossoms yield Rocky Mountain Tea and mentions a price of 35 cents. It invites readers to ask their druggist for the remedy.
Advert asks for corn huskers to join teams at a rate of three cents per bushel plus board. Inquiries directed to this office for details.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hale and their babies returned home Saturday evening after visiting their old homes in Illinois and Kansas.
An advertisement from EFE Gamble of Vernon Texas touts Fat Plenty Kodl Dyspepsia Cure as a cure for all forms of dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Endorsed by J. W. Sutton who claims it relieved him from the start and became his lasting aid.
Burlington railroad considers running a monthly special train with a caboose and an engine. Culbertson Nebraska Era reports the idea and notes the proposed schedule and equipment.
A. B. Pirie, late master mechanic of the shops in Wymore, is appointed master mechanic at Havelock. F. J. Kraemer of Alliance will become master mechanic of the shops at Wymore.
In winter 1897 James Reed of Clay West Virginia bruised his leg on ice and swore by Chamberlain's Pain Balm after physicians, liniments, and whisky baths failed. Within a week the balm brought near total relief and Reed believes amputation was avoided. Pain Balm is praised for sprains bruises and rheumatism and sold by druggists.
Local coal listing notes Canon City coal available at Geo H Ton nemaker's store. Honest pricing and delivery options mentioned for residents seeking fuel.
Mrs Calkins of Plattsmouth Nebraska arrived Wednesday for a visit to her son Winnie Calkins and family on Rock Creek.
A Kansas reader, S. B. Keener of Hoisington, testifies that Kodo Dyspepsia Cure digests meals, relieved months of indigestion, and made him well. J. W. Sutton advertises the product loses no appetite after eating.
In calm weather a carrier pigeon can fly about 1200 yards per minute. With a brisk tailwind in the flight direction the bird has been observed reaching 1900 yards per minute.
An advert notes Ballard's Snow Liniment as an excellent dressing for fresh cuts or wounds in humans or animals. It claims strong healing qualities for working horses slow to eat or suppurating factually and lists prices at 25 and 50 cents by J. W. Sutton.
A 13 year old daughter of Nelson Brown was buried Sunday afternoon at Prairie Home Cemetery with services by Rev. Lockhart. She died of typhoid fever and two younger siblings are very ill with the same disease.
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard St Philadelphia reports Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption cured her long standing cough. She says it removed chest pain and let her sleep soundly again. Trial bottles free at W Sutton’s drug store. each bottle guaranteed.
A brief tale notes the dangers of neglect during illness and references Foley's Honey and Tar as remedies in a barbed contrast. The piece mentions pricing at 25 and 50 cents and credits M. Wright as a source or seller.
Three days of rain this week freshened blue grass pastures and revived winter wheat. Ground now in good shape as conditions prepare for potential freeze.
W. W. Massingill of Beaumont Texas thanks manufacturers for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He notes thousands of mothers whose children were saved from attacks of dysentery and cholera infantum. For sale by druggists.
A 79 year old inmate Mrs John Mitcham died after her clothing caught fire while she was transferring fuel to a stove at the Jefferson county poor farm four miles south of Fairbury Nebraska. She suffered severe burns to the head and chest and inhaled flames before help arrived. She died last night leaving a husband ten years her senior who also lived at the poor farm.
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