Interest Paid on Time Deposits in Savings Department
The notice states that interest is paid on time deposits within the Savings Department. It details the policy and placement of such deposits and implies standard account handling procedures.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
1
The notice states that interest is paid on time deposits within the Savings Department. It details the policy and placement of such deposits and implies standard account handling procedures.
Community items discuss sales at Blauser and Packers stores, hatchery news, and upcoming Farm-related ads. Local obituaries note a child burial at Steele City cemetery and Mrs Graves funeral in Daykin. Social notices include visits, travel, a seven room house for sale, seed corn prompt, and Modern Woodmen of America camp plans in Diller with delegates and dates.
The village primary committee met in the city hall to organize and nominate three candidates for two year trustees. S F Clark E I Lueck and R F Starr led the ticket after formal balloting with 43 41 and 38 votes. A secret caucus preceded the nominating slate.
Announcement invites customers to view the complete wallpaper line and discuss paints and painting. S. F. Clark thanks past favors. The H E P T club met at the Price home March 25 with all members present. A. H. Colman returned from California. Conundrums and rock were played before a two course refreshment.
Peter Gill announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner from the First district.
Kensington Methodist ladies will be entertained at Mrs Martha Diller home Thursday afternoon April 2. All ladies invited. Degree of Honor will serve supper to members and families at 6 30 Saturday evening March 28 in Masonic hall. Members to bring baskets.
Harm Diekman and his wife with six children moved from near Ellis to Los Angeles and back to Diller. He says California is no place for a white laboring man as his family failed to find work due to many Japanese workers.
Fragmentary ad copy urges constipation relief with a laxative product. Includes unclear references to a person, Mrs wand, Brils or Brils thom and call directions. Text is garbled and lacks clear names or locations.
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