Continuity of Service Inspires Quiet Engine Metaphor
A brief editorial line uses a quiet engine under the hood as a symbol of uninterrupted service. The phrase emphasizes reliability and constant operation as essential to continuity in service.
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
2
A brief editorial line uses a quiet engine under the hood as a symbol of uninterrupted service. The phrase emphasizes reliability and constant operation as essential to continuity in service.
Moberly residents urged to visit the city collector’s office to begin tax processing early as year end demand increases. The notice, signed by the city collector, asks taxpayers to come on Saturdays and Fridays to avoid busy periods and ensure accommodations.
Oklahoma City reports publishers warn many papers may suspend issues through January due to print paper scarcity. Four additional carloads are required, a committee will seek three more. An advertising rate hike of two cents per thousand and a daily 19 cent price are planned to cover higher costs.
German workers push for a law granting workers the right to inspect corporate books while labor leaders seek broader participation in management. Industry heads warn balances could be doctored and that the proposal aims to socialization, provoking opposition from kapitalists and fears abroad.
The sale concerns property in Randolph County Missouri described as part of Sparks and Baskett's subdivision of the Meredith tract. It follows a deed of trust dated May 46 1918 and recorded May 41 1918 naming A C Sibbitt and Maud Sibbitt as grantors with Arthur St Gutekunst as trustee. The parcel runs 1150 feet south and 969 feet east from the NW corner of section 36, township 4 range t, then 310 feet northeast along a yard railroad, then north 700 feet 2 8 inches to a stone, then west to the beginning.
Public sale ordered by trustee Arthur Gutekunst on a December 1919 Wednesday at the courthouse in Randolph County to the highest bidder for cash. The sale aims to satisfy the note and interest secured by a deed of trust, including costs, with specified parcels of 4 to 14-100 acres. The notice references conveyances and the legal holder of said note.
Bargain sale promises low prices on boys toys toy autos erector sets wireless sets radio phonographs air crafts foot rockets and electric vacuum cleaners. Readily available for holiday shoppers with discount offers and limited stock.
Six room house in modern style on a corner lot. Vacant ground also available at 50120 Sweet Buck street. Two or more houses possible. See P Halloran. Phone GA4 tf.
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