22 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
1
The notice explains how bank accounts provide safety and accessibility, allow payment by check with receipts, improve standing with business partners, and help establish credit with banks. It invites all residents to open accounts, large or small, even if they previously avoided banking.
Dr Diehl reports a good assortment of holiday goods at the Racket with a line of chocolate candies from J G Packers and representations by T G Foster./n
A fresh sled and cheap sale ad runs with Christmas greetings from retailers. The item list includes neck chains and lockets from Grape the jeweler, and notes on sleighs appearing in the streets. Local travel plans mention Diehl and family heading to Indianapolis for Christmas dinner.
Diller will host a Farmers Institute this winter with dates to be announced. A. J. Hill will serve as president and W. Cy Line as secretary after T. Henrichs absence. The program will include talks by state university field workers, farm product exhibits, domestic science, and a likely cost show. Prize funds are subscribed and awards will be unbiased. Community support urged to boost attendance and displays. Kerr advertises Christmas candies and Tincher Rigdon promotes suits and overcoats. Mrs. C. A. Green visited Odell after returning from her daughter’s home.
The Young Ladies Embroidery club met Tuesday evening with Elsie Tristman. They enjoyed a fine holiday spread and pondered Christmas through past, present, and future. Also notes on stock sales and farm property listings appear from local notices.
A miscellany of holiday shopping notes and local greetings. J. E. Clark visits Colorado relatives for Christmas with his daughters in Boulder. Mrs Yerick returns home to Superior after a visit in town. Local clock sale offers and a medical endorsement from B W L Hall of Waverly VA praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Dr Diehl moves to new office rooms over Seniors store with a bright refit and Record congratulates Diller on his rising position.
A local classified offers pure bred Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale at reasonable prices. The notice mentions Mrs J C Morehead of Diller Nebraska and lists several Endicott residents who visited a local home last Sunday. Also notes a Travelog Lecture Course event at Loock's Opera House on Friday December 29 191, featuring a stereoptical lecture on The Passion Play of Oberammergau with Mr Macxy. Reminds that holidays bring family reunions as schools close and people return home.
Arthur E. Price and his wife moved into their new home erected on the site of their former residence. J. E. Clark shipped two carloads of cattle to St. Joe on Sunday, purchasing one lot and another from George Andrews and John.
A local column mentions plans for a white Christmas, family visits to Wymore and Omaha, and shop greetings. It lists Christmas merchandise at Tincher Rigdon and Grape’s jeweler, plus gift ideas and postcard albums. Advertisers include Shutt Drug Co promoting new books and Chamberlain's liniment from Shutt Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs Sam Kurtz depart from the station on Wednesday bound for Lancaster County Pennsylvania to visit relatives during the holidays.
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