Supplement this week high on local notices
Legal advertising for Mr and Mrs Jas Tate a birth. Farmers repair cribs in preparation for frost. Lightner sole agent refunds after using Dr Feaner medicines. Miss Lydia Steffen travels to St Joe for millinery. Witt s Colle Gere in the house. J W Sutton Beett Merrell in town. Substrip Ment corn is frost free. Ida McElwee begins school in Franzen district. Ballard starts Manderville district instruction. Park Koons leads Steiner district educational campaign. An electric belt show at Loock s hall each evening. Democratic county committee meets at Fairbury court house tomorrow at 1 pm. Congressman Hainer to address Diller next Thursday evening Sept 17. everyone urged to attend.
Peoria Woman Returns Home After Illness
A fragmented note reports Marae returning to her Peoria home after illness. The text mentions effects of DeWitt's Little Early Risers and a reference to J. W Sutton, suggesting a medicinal remedy context amid the recovered sentence fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolkgeilan Oa
Sheraak Eee DeWitt
J. W Sutton
Union School Bethal Benefit Evening Planned
The Union School at Bethal Sra will host a benefit event tomorrow evening for the Eckest. Everyone is invited to attend and support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Bethal, Sra
Ft. H
River Sioux Women Visit Brings Unexpected Arrival
Mrs C Woods and Mrs Jennie Nicewanger of River Sioux Tatiyes surprise by arriving Sunday evening on a visit.
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C. Woods
Jennie Nicewanger
River Sioux
Tatiyes
Truth first when blame falls on a new opener
A cautionary note urges readers to seek first hand truth before blaming a new opener or any individual. The saying echoes a general rule encouraging fair inquiry and restraint in assigning intent.
The Diller Schools Open Day Sees Good Attendance
A fragment notes Diller Schools opening Monday with strong turnout. Sone attended in the afternoon to assist teachers, while others began engaging with Sedona course materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Sone
Etting Pepe
Sedona
Davie Couple Return From Visit To Seward
Mr and Mrs Wm Davie returned yesterday to their Seward home after a three day visit in this city. Mrs Davie is sister to A H Colman and Mrs Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Davie
A.H. Colman
Powell
Seward
Cholera Morbus and Diarrhoea Fight With DeWitt's Colic
An early 20th century health note urges swift action against cholera morbus and diarrhoea. It touts DeWitt's Colic as a fast remedy, claiming quick relief without long waits for results.
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DeWitt
Colle
Nebraska Delegate Reports From W R C National Convention
Miss Olive Ballard returned Monday from the National Convention of the W R C at St Paul Minnesota as one of Nebraska's three delegates. She notes an interesting session and a pleasant program. The council begins next Tuesday and readers should bring livestock grain and other farm exhibits early to allow time for races and to watch the ostrich with Fairbury bicycle riders around the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Ballard
The
St. Paul
Fairbury
Local Drugstore Advertises Ballard’s Horebound Syrup Popular
An elderly druggist Mr A L Armstrong and two leading townspeople praise Ballard’s Horebound Syrup noting unusually high sales. They claim it is the most effective remedy they have seen for its purpose and that users report strong satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Armstrong
Arid
Ballard
Fair Secretary Prepares for Big County Exhibit
Next week the fair secretary reports hard work behind this years exhibit with top entries. Vegetables poultry ice stock and manufactured items will be on display along with ten horses on the track. Bicycle races are planned for several days as residents are urged to visit the county fair on Sept 16.
Texas drought blamed on three decades worst in memory
A fragment notes the drought in Texas described as the harshest in thirty years. It adds a quote from a colored man redefining the “16 to 1” problem as one man working while sixteen watch, asserting awareness of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Guaese
Uncle Joe Bixby Delivers Peach Pledge at Office
Our thanks go to Uncle Joe Bixby for a sackful of peaches left at the office. He advised us to take them home so our families may share, and we did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Joe Bixby
Uncle Joe
Pain Remedy Endorsed by Physicians in Wisconsin Ad
William M. of Janesville Wisconsin reports Chamberlain’s Pain Balm as the best neuralgia remedy he has used and recommends it to many. Sold by Wy Sutton Drugstore.
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Chamberlain
M. D
Janesville
Wis
Wy. Sutton
Catchy political bet draws odd city voting claim
A partisan boasts of a city with over fifty thousand people where no sites receive a vote, promising a two to one bet. The backer later cites a place named Washing Aear where no votes are cast, collecting the stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambinee Steerer
Chamberlain’s Medicines Praised By Local Spectator
An aunt praised Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and croup and Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism. The ad notes Chamber Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for bowel complaints, offered by J. W. Sutton, a local druggist, as a trusted product near a quarter century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Spectator
Chamberlain
Seth
J. W. Sutton
Arrest in church disturbance leads to assault charge
Wood was arrested Monday by Constable Arch Schultz on a warrant issued by D. R. Kelley after a complaint by C. W. George alleging assault and battery. The incident stemmed from a disturbance at the Presbyterian church during a Y M C A meeting. Wood pleaded guilty at once, but a jurisdiction doubt sent him to stand in bonds. habeas corpus proceedings led to immediate rearrest for further trial on the church disturbance charge.
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Harvearvey
Wood
Arch Schultz
Esq
D. R. Kelley
C. W. George
Presbyterian Church
Y. P
C. E
Mr. George
Sekacs
George Down
Aoneet
Airbury
Habeas Corp
Wrens
Beatrice Visitor Bessie Maloney Guests with Mrs VanHorn
Miss Bessie Maloney of Beatrice visits the city as guest of Mrs. D W VanHorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Maloney
Beatrice
City
D. W. VanHorn
Severe illness keeps J. C. Marlow in bed at Decaturville
Years ago J C Marlow of Decaturville Missouri suffered a serious illness lasting about ten days and has since recovered. The item notes a sale by J W Sutton of Drageist.
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J. C. Marlow
Decaturville
Moe
J. W. Sutton
Drageist
Man Skewed Views Suppresses Public Debate
Fragmentary text notes a prejudiced man refusing to read or inhale opposing sides of public questions. The excerpt hints at civic responsibility and voting behavior, stressing balanced consideration and fair evaluation of issues before casting a ballot.
Ostrich Show At Fairbury County Fair
The famous pacing ostrich W. W. P. will race a sulky driven by owner Ben Allen of Denver at Fairbury’s county fair on Sept. 16 and 17. Sept. 16 is School Day with free grounds for children and W. W. P. will be displayed, coming from the Iowa State Fair and not shown at other county fairs in the state.
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Ben Allen
Denver
Colo
Fairbury
Iowa
Republican Meeting in Diller Debates Silver Coinage
A large Republican gathering took place at Price Bro’s old store in Diller with a Harbise delegation bringing torches. Chairman W Price opened the meeting and John W Fairbury addressed the crowd, arguing against free silver and warning it would ruin business and banking while calling for sound monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Barry
Silverites
Usape
Meats
Ceverare
Statisti
Ton Visio
Washin
Thisco
Akeience
Dir
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Jefferson Co. Record
Mrs. Jas. Tate
Lightner
Dr. Feaner
Lydia Steffen
St. Joe Wedneadsy
Marcett
Witt
Colle & Gere
J.W. Sutton
Beett Merrell
Ida McElwee
Franzen
Manderville
Park Koons
Steiner
Loock’s
Democratic County — Central Committee
Court House
Hainer
Sanday
Peoria
McKinley- McColl
Glee Club
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