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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1896
Page
4
The report describes 56 pound test wheat worth 45 cents in the current market. It notes lighter harvests and varied conditions across the morning, affecting grain quality and pricing.
All the latest in walking hats boas Misses and Children tama shantas and baby bonnets are offered at Miss Steffen's shop with a full range for ladies youth and infants.
J D Fanders has added a stock of furniture to his hardware and undertakings business and will sell at low cash prices. DeWitt’s Witch Hagel Salve is promoted as an antiseptic healing application for barns soils cuts bruises and piles and claims instant pain relief. J W Suttos,
A first class program is to be rendered at the Opera House matinee today at 3 30 PM. Fire code and housing safety details are not fully clear from the fragment.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers pills by J W Sutton. The copy asserts quick relief with no griping and small size yielding strong results.
Rev. A. B. Crossman arrived yesterday and is arranging to move his family to the city to begin pastoral duties for the coming year.
The Hastings week conference of the M E Church announced Beatrice district appointments by Presiding Elder Dugee Huntington and named Pierre Hawkins Diller A B Grossman Randall W M Simpson Reynolds R L Wolff, Steele, and Wwelker among others.
Fragmented ad style copy touts a tonic claiming to aid liver function and digestion. It invokes assorted ailments and urges readers to seek “Ton Ba” based remedies, presenting medical claims in promotional language.
A small delegation from Bametiro and Dillons Meyr McColl club visited Fairbury on Saturday. The text is garbled but indicates a local meeting with several participants and some travel. No clear outcomes or names are readable due to OCR errors.
BLP Lightner sole agent offers refund after one bottle if not satisfied with Fenuner’s medicines. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. is giving nightly exhibitions at Endicott this week.
Mrs Lydia Weilasd of Lincoln arrived Sunday for a visit with her sister Mrs Henry Easter. The note endorses Speed and Safety as watchwords of the age and promotes One Minute Cough Cure for asthma bronchitis coughs and colds from J W Sutton.
A notice seeks to trade subscriptions for corn wheat hay or wood. If cash is scarce the items offered will suffice as payment.
The first quarterly conference will be held at the M. E. Church at this place one week from next Sunday and Monday.
Five loads of wheat from Steele City were unloaded at a local city elevator yesterday. Deacon urges farmers in Diller to bring their wheat to sell.
Mr. O. Muckel the creamery man arrived yesterday from Hebron with his family and a car load of household goods. They will occupy one of A. L. Tinstman’s residences.
The McKinley McColl club will hold a meeting at its headquarters in Eeg tomorrow evening. All members who can are urged to attend.
The Phongraph Concert comes to the Opera House with a matinee at 3 30 p m and an evening show at 8 00 p m Admission is 10 cents and promises good entertainment with careful budgeting for the best possible performance.
Arrangements are made for Republican rallies in Fairbury on October 10 and 19, with a final gathering on October 31. Noted speakers of state and national reputation will be secured for each meeting.
The piece lists Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with a claim of healing power and contains an account of a surgical operation to remove an anal fistula from R W Folkers. Folkers is reported as recovering well after the procedure performed Monday afternoon by Dr Kebura of Beaty.
Inside pages of the paper present the full text of the amendments to be voted on in November. The notice emphasizes voters should familiarize themselves with the provisions, which mainly concern court matters, and study the ballot before casting their yes or no.
Will Erford came back Sunday from Kansas where he had been working for several months. Attorney W H Beroes of Pairhury will speak in Diller again next Thursday October 1st.
J D Fanders acts as agent for a Household Sewing Machine offered at a low cash price. The notice highlights a simple sales arrangement and a favorable cash deal.
Voters in the county respond to the Republican ticket with favorable reports from multiple sections, signaling steady campaign momentum and broad local support ahead of ballots.
J. W. Sutton endorses One Minute Cough Cure claiming it prevents pneumonia bronchitis and consumption when used promptly for ordinary colds. The notice emphasizes health benefits and urges immediate treatment to save lives.
The notice asks readers to reconsider canceling their home paper due to politics. It warns that once the campaign ends, readers may want the paper again and should settle any outstanding payments before stopping delivery. It mentions a party that refused to take it from the post office last week.
In a letter to manufacturers Mr W F Benjamin editor of the Spectator Ashford NY states that Chamberlains medicines are highly regarded in your state and that an Iowa aunt would even bring them. The note lists ice cremes Pain Balm and Colic Cholera Diarrhea as trusted cures, sold locally by J W Satton, a druggist.
Local notes praise A F dered one Smith as top county organizer linking his tireless campaigning to John L Webster's rally in Fairbury. Seventy plus bicycles and fair displays mark fall events while October district court sets a docket of about 140 cases with Geo. Williams murder as a notable if distant charge. The jury list includes J W Fouts Robert B Brenn Casper Enoch Adams and others.
From all accounts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a godsend to the sick, with notices praising its relief. The Democrat notes a sale by J. W. Station, druggist, in Coatrollven.
J C Marlow of Decaturville Missouri reports a severe flux attack kept him bedridden ten days until using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured him. Sold by J W Sutton Druggist in Decaturville.
Dr. William Horne of Janesville Wis endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best external remedy for neuralgia and recommends it to many people. The product is sold by J W Sutton, Druggist.
A playful poem questions who shares sadness and joy and swears with you. It answers the editor, who must be both kind and wise and who sometimes lies to create surprise. The speaker notes the editor's heart and cheek and modest earnings of forty cents a week.
The fragmentary ad seeks a position overseer and stor ay in a private setup with patent claims. It mentions a permanent role and a salary detail, with a vague location and contact line referencing St. Lovers, Mo.
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