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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1897
Page
3
A brief ad notes nice home grown grapes selling at 2 cents per pound. The text also mentions a constipation cure claim with a druggists refund if CCC fails, implying a money back guarantee.
W. W. Waters his wife and daughter Clara traveled to Superior Tuesday evening for a reunion. Prof. Boner, principal of the Superior city schools, spent a couple of days this week visiting in this city with his brother, Prof. E. E. Boner.
The message requests legal notices be published in the Diller Recorp with instruction to contact an agent or attorney for publication in the home paper. It emphasizes the publication venue and process without listing specific notices or deadlines.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough as a quick relief remedy for severe coughs and throat tickling. J. W. Sutton endorses the product in the promotional text.
Telegram from Kansas City reports Mrs. Fred Hicken underwent a successful tumor removal operation and is getting along nicely.
Frank Sibly announces a peaches sale at his residence on the old Meekle farm one-half mile north and four and one half miles east of Diller. Opens Saturday. Prices will be right. Everyone invited.
O Uifford prepares to lower the brick building floor to the grade and removes dirt from the north and west sides. J W Sutton will move his drug store goods to the bank building during the improvements.
Vintage ad offering a 25 cent stamp recipe for a vegetable face wash claimed to clear pimples blackheads freckles and redness. Patent style promise and a London address variant appears with Cottage Grove Avenue contact.
The Drovers Journal promotes its weekly and tri editions as the best source for market reports in the west. It targets feeders, ranchmen, grain shippers, and dealers, claiming wide circulation and independent analysis unavailable elsewhere.
A garbled OCR item references a phrase about no to bac and wit or cents with hints of a strong bloodline and a monetary figure. The readable text provides no clear event or identifiables to confirm people places or organizations.
A cryptic fragment from a 19th or early 20th century item mentions J. W. Sutton and a product claim about “Little Risers” pills promising quick relief from allergies or ailments. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
The Gro ssman couple will travel to York Nebraska next Monday to attend the Methodist conference meeting on the 15th and continuing over the following Sunday.
A brief note describes a familiar remedy called the Bicyclist’s Best Friend, praised for relieving and curing skin afflictions including cuts bruises and rheum. The item mentions J. W. Sutton as a source.
Victor McLucas, principal of Fairbury High School, canvasses the county for the Republican nomination as county superintendent. He announces his candidacy in another column and is a pleasant caller at this office on Tuesday.
Minstrel entertainments at Loock’s hall last Friday and Saturday by the Diller Cornet Band under Prof. C. L. hypnotist drew poor patrons. Performances were equal to the regular troupe of burnt cork artists, yet the band’s members feel discouraged by the slim attendance and fear their efforts to sustain the organization are not valued.
An advertisement promotes a luxury sleeper car from Omaha via Route to California stopping in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The car features carpeted, rattan seating with bedding towels and soap, an exac excursion conductor in uniform, and Pullman staff. Second class tickets allowed. berth for two priced at five dollars. Contact J Breccia in Barlingres Roace Omaha Neb. 1-1-08.
County Attorney Hinshaw traveled from Fairbury for legal business on Tuesday, meeting with local officials and reviewing case files. The visit focused on ongoing county legal matters and procedural matters in the courthouse.
A testimonial from Screven County Georgia praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only sure relief for bilious colic. The user reports rapid relief after one dose where other remedies fail. Sold by J W Sutton, Druggist.
Prof C L Weller a famous showman and hypnostist has decided to quit the stage and settle permanently in Diller to buy and ship poultry. He plans to rent a house and begin housekeeping as soon as his household goods now on the road arrive.
A home method suggests filling a bottle with urine and letting it stand for a day. Sediment indicates kidney issues, urine staining linen allegedly proves kidney trouble, frequent or painful urination is cited as proof of kidney and bladder problems.
An alarmed appeal promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. The ad claims relief from urinary issues and pains and notes samples and mail order offers. It cites Jefferson County Record and promises genuineness guarantees.
Notice is hereby given that certain executory actions have been filed in a court in Nebraska and that J. E. Clark and others will sell to the highest bidder for cash the described property to satisfy the judgments plus costs. The sale is set for the 20th day of August, 1897, and will involve property located in Clark Lot in Black district with the stated parcel details. The aggregate sum due is provided with costs.
A fragment describes a method or remedy related to curing consumption and notes it appears effective, with claims of inherent strength backing the argument. The passage hints at a cautious endorsement while referencing a broader public reception.
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