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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
7
Columbus area firm Becher Hockenberger Chambers advertises 1870 established real estate, farm loans, investment and insurance services. It touts 50 percent lower prices than years past, urges wise investors to buy now, and offers a plan to make home ownership affordable through their program and guidance.
Levine Bros Ready-to-Wear advertises a new fashion cut and up-to-date stock for Columbus and surrounding area. The copy touts quality garments at reasonable prices, urges shoppers to visit Levine's, and praises the store and local public-spirited management supporting community growth and public improvements.
Johnson's Radio Shop markets Voss Washers and self-draining tubs at 49.95 with farm options including 32-volt motors and gasoline engines. They feature Atwater Kent and Crosley radios, farm lighting, and 82-volt sets, with in-store repairs, installations, and customer-friendly service.
The Columbus Planing Mill is highlighted as a regional leader in cabinet and millwork specializing in built in fixtures for homes stores and offices. They offer remodeling woodwork for storefronts and custom shelving medicine and linen cabinets and custom fixtures. Prices for lumber and materials are noted as favorable for remodeling now.
The article highlights the Reece Wooden Shoe Factory operated by Genevieve Dorothea and their mother in Columbus Nebraska with Albert Lutz and Gus Bergnan as managers, claiming it is the only wooden shoe maker in Nebraska and credits its local impact. It also promotes Maytag washers offered by W H Luers, detailing features like heat retention, fast washing, automatic operation, free home demonstrations, and Delco Light service.
The Columbus National Farm Loan Association announces a 4 12 percent rate on first farm loan mortgages until July 12 1938 with options to pay interest only if taxes insurance or other charges are promptly paid. Long term amortized loans offered by a trusted local institution with experienced officers and staff. Secretary treasurer F C Luchsinger is highlighted as a prominent community figure.
The ad touts Persons' Sport Goods at 4263 3rd Avenue Columbus as a full outdoor themed store with fishing tackle, sports equipment, and a large guns and ammunition department. It markets itself as headquarters for sporting goods offering outfitting for teams and Christmas gifts with exceptional offers and savings. Mr. Persons is presented as an authority on the latest sporting goods ideas.
Dr Scholes explains that autopsy studies at a major hospital show 95 percent of adults had healed or active tuberculosis, redefining it as non hereditary. He warns nutrition and maternal health affect susceptibility, notes bacteria are ubiquitous, and immunity is not absolute. Prevention hinges on strong tonsils teeth and digestive health to prevent lowered resistance.
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