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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1896
Page
2
Notice from Diller Nebraska indicates the fox transmission is being mailed through the post office as second class matter. The entry marks the official handling of the item under postal regulations and assigns its classification.
Advertises the republican club meeting set for tomorrow evening. Mentions a busy month for hauling out manures to tall plowed fields or pastures. Also notes a hacking cough and promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a quick remedy. Signed J. W. Sutton.
The Bryan club meets on Tuesday and Saturday evenings at their Price Bro's old store building. Mrs Ollie Reitzel, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D R Kelley, returned home last Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Hanter of Kingfisher Oklahoma have been visiting P B Miller and other old friends about Diller.
Hon. D. A. Schoville of Aurora andGeo. E. Jenkins of Fairbury addressed Jefferson precinct voters at Harbine last evening outlining their positions and urging support.
Senator W. V. Allen and Judge W. L. Stark are billed to speak on free silver at Fairbury tomorrow. Many political speakers and clergy rely on One Minute Cough Cure to prevent huskiness. J. W. Sutton touts its instant relief value.
A large area in the district will sow fall wheat later than normal because a high population of young grasshoppers is present in the fields.
Readers are urged to consult all ads before buying as advertisers seek customer favor and promise better service, while others may not. The message emphasizes patronizing advertised merchants to ensure value and satisfaction.
The American Protective Tariff has issued document No. 59 titled The Tariff. It provides extracts in parallel columns from Hon. W. J. Bryan and Hon. William McKinley. The notice urges every voter to read it and directs readers to address W. F. Wakeman, General Secretary, 185 W 23rd Street, New York.
Ballard's Snow Liniment touted as an invaluable home remedy for rheumatism neuralgia sprains cuts bruises frostbite sore throat chest aches and sore feet with claims it reaches the disease seat and cures stiff joints or lame backs after other remedies failed. Sold by J W Sutton.
Estep the Jansen barber visited town yesterday as ground conditions improve for fall plowing after rains. Grandma Price and Mrs. Price visited friends in Fairbury Wednesday. Gare county district court term adjourned to November 9. Joe Krebeck of Fairbury spoke on free silver on Diller streets. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve soothes skin troubles and cures piles, says J W Sutton.
The A. O. U. W. team received an invitation to travel to Fairbury tomorrow evening to perform work for the Fairbury lodge, which they have accepted.
Mrs Jeffryes mother and sister left yesterday after a short visit and will go to Wymore for a few days. The 8rd annual rally of the Jefferson County Sunday School Association is set for Saturday Oct 9 in Fairbury courthouse yard. All Sunday schools are urged to attend with procession at 10:30 am and basket dinner at noon.
The Racorp notes indebtedness to A Leaper of Stewarts ville Missouri for a basket of apples from his farm delivered via L P Raymond, harnessmaker. Leaper expects about a thousand bushels to sell this year at 1.12 dollars per barrel in St Joe.
The next W C T U meeting centers on engaging young women in Y work led by Miss Alli e Gear superintendent. A brief program will precede light refreshments at Mrs Lottie Miller’s home Saturday Oct 3 at 3 PM.
Lincoln Nebr. newspaper promotes twice weekly issues to cover the campaign. Subscriptions run until January 1 1897 at 25 cents or until January 1 1898 for one dollar. The offer promises election returns and continued coverage through the year.
Dond in the pi and Collinson visit friends at Wymore on Sunday. Mises Lizzie Kick suffers typhoid malaria fever. Buffalo Bill's Wild West show to exhibit at Beatrice October. The Fairchild Syrup Factory won first premium on sorghum at the county fair. Prof. E. H. Kaupp was downtown Tuesday for the first time since illness. Chronic constipation described as painful and life shortening, claimed to be relieved by DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills. J. W. Sutton.
Senator Allen and Judge Stark were advertised to speak at Fairbury tomorrow but did not appear in Beatrice last Friday disappointing locals. Republicans of Diller favor courteous treatment to all and attend diverse political speeches maintaining order. The same applies to free silver advocates.
Noxioz calls a special meeting of Diller Lodge No 133 A U U W for Wednesday evening September 30 to receive and refer petitions initiate candidates and transact other lawful business W H Harver W M.
This note urges readers to contribute news items to the paper and explains editors cannot cover every person or neighbor. It encourages locals to pass along items themselves, noting secondhand tips may be weaker.
Church notes report a young Presbyterian man itinerating to Diller to preach on the first or second Sabbath in October. Christian Endeavor meets with the lesson Lessons from David's Life and Words led by Eva Crocker. Epworth League Sabbath topic The Enemies of Christ by indifference led by Alice Gear. Rev A B Grossman to preach at M E Church for the coming year. Bible Normal Study planned at the Presbyterian church run by R H Pollock about Oct 16 for three or four days.
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