Christmas Cheer From Bank Officers and Directors
The bank officers and directors extend hearty Christmas wishes to all, hoping for an abundant share of holiday pleasures and goodwill in the season.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
3
The bank officers and directors extend hearty Christmas wishes to all, hoping for an abundant share of holiday pleasures and goodwill in the season.
Auto licenses due January first. Theo Henrichs sets February 25 for a hog sale. Ovji Board forecasts turkey losses through Jan. 1. Do not throw spotlights at glass windshields. S. C. R. I. cockrels for sale by G. W. Arnold Harbine. Mrs. R. W. Green returns from Lincoln with niece Maxine Colman. Ellis Methodist pastor plans to ship corn from Gage county to famine-stricken China district. About one hundred subscribers missed last week’s serial due to print shortage. replacements run this week. A 300 pound hog was stolen from Mrs. J. Long west of town. two hen houses in Diller raided recently. Prof Howard Smith and wife and Miss Ruth Bugbee expected in from Orleans to visit Diller and Steele City relatives.
Beas Gearhart Morrison presented the Lincoln play The Copperhead with her signature style under the high school athletic club at the Diller Opera House last Saturday night to a fair sized audience.
An ad offers RAT-SNAP cakes claimed to kill rats and mice with no smell, convincing buyers with a money back guarantee. Sold in 5, 6, and 1.26 dollar prices by H. K. Shutt. The copy also promotes livestock advertising in local papers as profitable advice from Jewell Mayes, Missouri editor.
The notice states unpaid personal taxes now incur 10 percent interest. It mentions a Christmas Night and New Year party at Moose Hall in Fairbury. It records Burlington passenger Jess Brandt on a Wymore trip returning Wednesday evening. Knights of Pythias lodge members hosted by Deputy G. C. Millner from Lincoln Tuesday night. Miss L O Ballard plans to travel Saturday for Christmas dinners in Beatrice and Omaha.
Public invited to Christmas services at St. Pauls Lutheran Church on December 25 at 7 PM. The notice invites all to attend the holiday service.
Dr Fred White urges homeowners not to ignore rat infestations warning that seeing one rat means there may be more. He touts RAT-BINA bait in three sizes 35c 65c and 1250 as effective options sold and guaranteed by H K Shutt and Waggoner brothers.
The note instructs applying for 1921 auto licenses with 1920 receipts and transfer documents. It promotes Nebraska State Journal as the daily paper, urging subscriptions at five cents on Sundays, highlighting legislative coverage and farm price discussions for Lincoln readers.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local application. Internal consumption is needed to treat catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cleanse the blood and mucous surfaces. Manufactured by VF Cheney & Co Toledo.
A group of Steele City youths presented a home talent play in the Diller opera house last Friday night under the W H S athletic club. Attendance was modest but patrons enjoyed the performance. Nearby ads promote RAT SNAP as an effective rodent killer used by York grocery firms and other merchants.
The Women’s Club met on December 28 with a Christmas theme. Mrs J W Fouts led the roll call and shared humorous child sayings, Averil Fouts sang a vocal duet, Eva and Alice performed, and there were Christmas readings and music selections by Mrs Innes Mrs Frank Cully Mrs Scott Miller Grace Myers and Flossie Raymond. The program included Christmas in Norway Denmark Russia Germany Holland France Spain Italy and Russia.
A Christmas program at St. Pauls Lutheran Church on December 25 at 7 p.m. features readings, carols, and scenes with multiple local participants including Lena Lottman Eunice Henrichs and the choir. The event invites all to attend the celebration of the Nativity with songs like Joy to the World and Silent Night and a pageant of Bethlehem scenes.
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