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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1897
Page
4
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Autumn began Wednesday. The A O U W lodge meets tomorrow evening. John Henrichs baby has been sick this week. D H Diller was in Kansas City yesterday. Go to Diller harness shop for a shawl strap or leather suspenders. Fred Avery moved northeast of town. John Eibhler and family spent Sunday with relatives at Hanover. W T Williams of Boughton Ark says Beges Little Giant Pills cured constipation. sold by Dinter Deve Co.
Frank Quackenbush grew six acres of tomatoes at Beatrice, harvesting ten tons per acre for a total of sixty tons sold at six dollars per ton.
Running sores and indolent ulcers may be cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It soothes strengthens and heals. It is presented as the great pile cure by J. W. Sutton.
A large herd of Texas cattle moved from the pasture west of Steele City to Courtland stock yards late Wednesday night. The maneuver involved a long convoy across rural routes as handlers corralled the cattle for sorting and sale.
J. W. Sutton promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as small pills that regulate digestion and relieve symptoms of dyspepsia constipation sick headache sallow skin and loss of appetite. The copy urges readers to try the remedy for quick relief.
J. W. Sutton relocated his drug stock on Wednesday into the bank building he will occupy during improvements at his former location.
J H Guzan of Dundee Kansas reports his little daughter suffered chronic croup since infancy. He claims Cherry Cough Syrup provided relief after trying various remedies. The advertisement credits Ditlax Dave Co with the product.
Giles Otis Pearce of Colorado Springs spent two to three days in the city visiting relatives and showing interest in a large gold mining enterprise near Yuma Arizona. He started Monday evening to install a stamp mill and complete outfit of machinery.
The precinct caucus was called to meet at Rev D R Kelleys office on Wednesday September 28 at 8 PM to elect delegates to the Republican convention in Fairbury on October 20 1897 and to transact other lawful business. By order of committee.
A fragmented vintage ad line references Cascarets and money in a skeptical tone. The brief text evokes a wartime or early 20th century sales pitch style, mentioning druggists and a slogan that blends health claims with economic pressure.
Deputy Sheriff Wyatt was attending to official business in Dilter Monday. Just received, an elegant new line of plush lap robes at the Dilter harness shop.
The Diller Cornet Band will give a free concert at 8:30 Saturday evening in Lpock's store. Spectacle buyers are directed to Fred Evans the jeweler in Diller for correct eyewear. Senator Thurston denies opposition to Hawaii annexation, which he supports. Uncle George Oaks and wife returned from a visit to Missouri. Eddie Witty assists J. W. Sutton in the drug store and attends school in the mornings and evenings.
The Fairchild syrup works shipped a car load of sorghum Monday and have another car load nearly ready for shipment.
A Saturday entry notes the largest ear of corn this far weighing 1 pound 18 ounces, brought in by Esq. D. R. Kelley.
P G Essex of Golden City Missouri reports he suffered from blind itching and bleeding piles for years. One box of Beggs German Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Ditter Dave Co.
J Cress purchased the Dr J W Miller property this week for $1000 and plans to occupy it in about a month.
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a miracle cure to quit tobacco easily and forever. It claims to make weak men strong with magnetism and vigor and notes the product is available from Sterling Remedy Co in Chicago or New York for 50 cents or 81 cents with a free booklet and sample.
Henry Easter and his family shipped their household goods and departed by the B and M Monday to South Omaha where Mr Easter has secured work in one of the city's large packing houses.
County Superintendent Atkinson visited the Diller schools yesterday and expressed pleasure with how teachers and students are starting this year's work.
The Sunday evening meeting at the Presbyterian church begins at seven with the topic Eternity drawn from John five sixteen to twenty nine. Mrs Wagoner leads the program and the event is described as consecration evening requested by secretary Axroorpine SECrETARY.
Local druggist advertises Chamberlain's Cough Syrup in 25 and 50 cent sizes. Praises say it saved children from croup, with customers traveling from distant areas to buy the remedy at W. Sutton.
Rev. and Mrs. A B Grossman returned Tuesday from the Methodist Conference at York. The conference continued Rev. Grossman at Diller for another year, a decision welcomed by his church and by many friends in the city.
Geo. Bixby left yesterday to resume his job as streetcar conductor in Chicago. Hiram Lichty of Antelope county visited this city on Tuesday and Wednesday with his brother J. P. Lichty and family. The Klondike Find reference highlights Beggs' Little Giant Pillas as a remedy that cures constipation and headaches and other disorders. Sold by Ditmar Dave Co.
Mr and Mrs C. W. Simon began their trip Tuesday to Wayne Nebraska to spend two or three weeks visiting relatives. They planned a short stay in Omaha to call on kin.
Mrs. Emily Foep of Eldora Hardin County reports that Beggs' German Salve cured her terrible itching and burning from scrofula sores in her ankles. She thanks Dizter Deve Co for the box of salve sold there.
The Jefferson county school teachers who receive mail at the Diller post office are listed with district numbers and names including 50 Daisy London, 58 Jessie Condon, 60 Chas Osborn, 64 Sophia Kosci alowski, 68 Elizabeth Henderson, 70 E. E. Boner, Belle Patterson and Minnie Martin, 74 Mollie Shea, 88 Bert Ballard, and 89 Solis Pitts.
Will Brock of Fairbury resigns as clerk at People's State Bank of Diller. On Tuesday H H Raith of Rock Rapids Indiana, an expert bookkeeper with banking experience, filled the position. The Record welcomes Mr Smith to Diller and wishes favorable business and social relations.
A Prairie Depot Ohio school administrator endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and bronchial troubles caused by crowded classrooms and poor ventilation. The ad claims it cures lung and throat problems and cites J W Sutton Druggist as the seller.
The bimetallic primary met Wednesday evening in D R Kelley’s office. Delegates named by J B Zook to the county convention at Fairbury were G H Clark Alf Wagoner C W Tonnemaker John Shea Marshall London Thos P Price Rev E G Rees J T Carmichael W Livingst on J W Henrichs O F Williams J P Lowe M Wright W W Waters Tiffis Blauser J D Fanders Silas Weaklen Geo Oaks Sam Hutchinson and Al Hutchinson. Precinct officers nominated include C W Tonnemaker and J P Lowe as Justices of the Peace H S Tonnemaker and F H Emerson as Constables Alt Wagoner as Assessor Overseers: Dist 23 J W Henrichs Dist 49 Silas Weaklin Dist 46 J F Friedrichs Dist 88 Geo Oaks. The caucus recommended appointing A H Tonnemaker for Justice and J O Blauser for assessorship.
The fifth District Convention of the W C T U met in Fairbury on September 15 with Mrs. E Welton presiding. Delegates gathered, reports showed rising membership, and the day featured addresses by Mrs. Walker and others, with elections of officers, a memorial service, and a district song “Onward to Victory.”
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