THTR3DAT, DICE1-I2I2, 23, 1526
Receiver for
First National
Bank Enroute
Comptroller of the Currency Will
Take Over Settlement With
Eeceiver.
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Since we may not perhaps have the
pleasure of expressing personally
and individually our greetings of the
.season to each and every one of our
friends, we desire through this med
ium to wish you all not only a happy
Christmas season, but a long life,
few cares and good luck in all you do.
Fetzer Shoe Co.
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A Three-Fold Blessing
TO ONE AND ALL
"A Merry Christmas,
A Joyful Holiday Season,
And a New Year filled with
Twelve months of Health.
Happiness and Prosperity
Lugsch, the Cleaner
Hearty Christmas Greetings l)
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WISH FOR PJ
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NEW YEAR jflf
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From "Wednesday' Da.iiy
The comptroller of the currency
under whose department the Nation
al man kg of the country are operat
ing, is taking over the affairs of the
First 'National bank of this city, with
the sending of a receiver from hip
office to take over the untangling of
the First National bank of this city
which has been closed cince Ia&t
Tuesday evening.
The directors of the bank voted to
have the bank placed in the hands
of the federal examiners on last Tues
day and late that afternoon William
Wilson of Omaha arrived to take over
the work of checking up the bank
and attempting to get its affairs in
shape.
There has been a general movement
to get the bank affairs in a shape
where depositors might secure settle
ments of their affairs in the bank,
but which has not fully been carried
out and which will probably be taker.
up by the representative of the comp
troller of the currency on his ar
rival here in the next few days.
There has been no official state
ment made of the assets or the lia
bilities of the bank frcm the repre
sentatives of the federal banking de
partment here.
The depositors of the bank have
been very greatly interested in the
proKress of the work of getting the
bank affairs in shape end they are
anxiously awaiting some definite
statement as to the exact condition of
affairs and what they may expect
from the settlement of the bank troubles.
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I FARM BUREAU nDItS
(Copy for this Department -furnlsbed
by County Agunt
Explosives
Capa county farmers used 22.950,
pounds of government explosives. Thi9)
Kaved them $13 on every 100 pounds
they bought or a total saving of ?3,-j
057. They cleared 575 acres of land'
with this explosive anu increaseu tne
value of their land $57,500.
Hog Lot Sanitation.
Twenty-six farmers followed this
plan, 208 brood sows raised 416 pigs)
more than the average sow wliicn'
raises less than six pigs. Tula would
make the litters from these sows sell
for $50 more than, . the average sow,
or $10,400 which; should be profit.
Culling.
Fortv-Bix flocks consisting of 8,-
800 birds, 2.507 were culled out. This
saved these farmers $2,500 because
one hen eats $1 worth of feed. It
would have cost them $34 0 to have a
nrofeEsional cull them. Besides 77
farms were visited where the poultry
was s ck. S xtv of these farms were
found to have trouble with worms. In
all cases a remedy wa found or the
loss has been stopped. On these CO
farms there were' $.000 chickens; a
0 per cent loss would have meant
900 chickens, and. their value would
have been $900.
Christmas Candies.
Here are two good recipes for fon
dant and taffy: Fondant: Five cupa of
ugar, one and one-half cups of holi
ng water, ana one-rourtn teaspoon
of cream of tartar. Put the above
nto a nance pan. Stir until sugar is
dissolved, then heat gradually to the
boiling point. Hoil without stirring
until the soft ball stage. Wash oil
crystals which form on the side of the
pan with a piece of cheeso cloth wrap
per around a fork. Jour on greased
platter and when slightly cool beat
until creamy. When It lumps, kneed
with the hands until smooth. Cover
with oiled paper and let stand 24
hours. It may then bo worked up In
various shapes and flavors.
Taffy: Two cups white corn syrup.
wo tablespoons butter, one teaspoon
emon, one teaspoon vanilla, one-half
teaspoon soda. Cook syrup until it
forms a soft ball when dropped into
old water. Add butter, when melted
remove from fire, add soda, and stir
ntil it has stopped foaming. Four
nto a buttered pan. When coed
nough to handle pull until whito.
cut into umall pieces with sharp ster
illzed scissors.
TEEMS OF COURT 1927
From Wednonday'n Dally
The terms of the district court for
the second judicial district of Ne
braska are being announced us' follows:
Otoe county February 7 1 li ; May
th; September 19th.
Cass county March 7; May 31;
November 21. I
Sarpy county April 11; Juno
20th; October 17th.
NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS
i
Section 8369 nrovlilcH that the re
newal of auto license become dim Jan.)
rst of each year, and owing to tie
change of county treasurer we can
not handle 1927 monies In our lefl. '
926 report. For this reitHou hold
your orders for renewal until you ru
ceive your card notice from tho couu-'
ty treasurer's office.
Your Co. Treasurer,
d20-3dlw MIA U. OFINO.
Christmas cards o all kindi ut the
Bates Book and Gift shop. Why not
have your name printed on a box of
cards for rexnemberance. j
WW
Abundant Happiness
AT THIS TIME
If we could play Santa Claus and fill your
stockings this Christmas eve, we would in ad
dition to the material things, put in an abund
ance of happiness for this most happy of all
occasions; and a sufficient supply of Health,
Wealth and Joy for each day of the New Year.
If wishing helps, please accept
the heartiest ones we can give.
George Conis
jilt
Joyful Christmas and PleasantL
Year to Follow
Not having been born a poet, I know
of no better way to express today
L the kindness and brotherly love that Sr
I have for my fellowman, than to say Sfe jf
t I wish you a "Very Joyful Christmas
and a Pleasant Year to follow." Vv
Rex Young JMi
Aucti 1
?P3easant Christm
Memories
ulM May the thrills of this Christmas be
I W sweet and new and its memories xPW'lIf
k4 pleasant to recall in after years.
WM May 1927 be for You a Signal feI
Year of Success m