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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1896
Page
4
Typhoid fever confines Wm Stieber while County Clerk Merrell travels for business. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Herman Cully on the 17th. Robort Senior and Miss Gertie visit in Fairbury. Rev Walker and Thos Nelson attend conference at Hastings this week. Also mentions caution about green apple season and Witt’s Cholera Cure.
Fragmentary text mentions abet of people and pearls with references to Wednesday and a place or event unclear. data insufficient to identify persons or organizations or establish a coherent news item.
J. D. Fanders adds furniture stock to bin hardware and undertaking shop to sell at low cash prices. Mrs. Pickard travels to Beatrice on Wednesday to visit sister Mrs. Bailey and relatives in their old home in Minoak Illinois. J. W. Sottin noted among the readable lines.
Mrs Hollidayssand daughter of Beatrice who enoneeo Dil ter as their home drove over Saturday to visit with Mrs Koons and old friends in this city.
Local real estate ads mix with a political notice as J Monroe and the First National Bank of Fairbury plan to attend a grand Republican rally. Congressman Hainer and Hon J L Webster are slated to speak. Diller creamery to begin next month under Mr Maucket who rents a residence from A L Netman for his family.
The item reports community notices from a small town: a fever illness of Wright, a medicine dealer Vesner listed, cash prize names, officials K J Hainer and L Webster attending a fair, a 2 PM and 8 PM appearance, a man charged with disturbing services at a Presbyterian church fined $7, and street commission plans for weight and moon position guidelines.
Historical ad promotes Ballard’s Horgheand Syrup with claims it cures consumption bronchitis and cough. It lists general health benefits and medical assurances. The wording suggests a wartime era patent medicine tone and frequent disease references.
A fragmented report praises a Nebraska publication as the most significant ever issued, mentioning Mr J and a bee era tone in the narration. The text is incomplete but emphasizes unprecedented scope and impact of the work.
DoE hive ib a am and Mrs Geo Spear of near frice visit their daughter Mrs Silas Weaklen. The county fair faced bad weather but is considered a success. Nominations for precinct officers must be sent to the county clerk promptly. Community reminders cover church door congregations and manners. Local medicine ads promote Chamberlain products for coughs and aches and pain remedies.
The Opera House hosted J Hainer and supporters who praised the Republican platform and tariff policy. Attendees, many undecided voters, expressed fair treatment and strong intention to back Bator for re election citing his twenty year record as decisive for a historic turnout.
A damaged OCR fragment lists a Drageist J W Sutton in Drageist decor, mentions Marlow from De Decemberville Missouri, and references a sale. It hints at past illness and a didactic note but details are unclear and incomplete.
A noted medical product praised by physicians is advertised as a reliable remedy. Sold by J Sutton, Druggist in Janesville Wisconsin, highlighting its reputation among doctors and customers.
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