Touring Car to Detroit FOB Prices Listed
A touring car at 795 and a roadster at 795 f o b Detroit and a coupe at 845 f o b Detroit are priced for shipment.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
4
A touring car at 795 and a roadster at 795 f o b Detroit and a coupe at 845 f o b Detroit are priced for shipment.
Mr and Mrs Harve McCormick and sons visited the sister of Mrs Dunn in Beulah on Friday evening. Wheat thrashing is progressing well due to dry weather with yields 25 to 40 bu per acre in Polk County. Walter Morys and wife visited Columbus guests of Frank Keeta family. J Starosik and Joe Bernt helped at Julius Nebosis farm to start thrashing on Tuesday.
The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns. It mentions Mrs Efie Rutter’s accident injuring her foot, requiring crutches, with care at a doctor. It notes a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Chas Kuta in Columbus, marking the first arrival.
Miss Vida Rechmeyer at home ill from State Cafeteria staff. W B Adair and Ivan Sundberg toured to assist Polk County Baby Beef Club stock judging for State and County Fairs. Lauritson of Nebraska Dairy Developing Society met Stromsburg Dairy Club. Vaude Harris of Rising City visited James A Davis home yesterday. Peterson's Studio offers a free goldtone portrait with orders of ten dollars or more.
A Polk County resident declares candidacy for Sheriff in the Democratic Primary. He notes 41 years of local residence and requests sincere support on August 10. Also mentions Anna Oberg as a candidate for County Superintendent on the non political ballot, highlighting her Osceola roots and teaching credentials.
Sheriff Isaac Conlee of Greene County and Sheriff Nuquist arrested Frank Simonds near Shelby on a murder charge dating to two years ago. Simonds, about 27, son of Henry Simonds, had been in Polk County a year and a half. The crime involved the pumping station keeper on the Q line who was murdered and robbed of around 300 dollars. A confession tied another man to the murder, and the second suspect was arrested in Kansas City. Simonds’ Illinois past reportedly included rough company.
A promotional note emphasizes service as the core word of the business. It argues that although the term is overused, service remains essential and decisive to helping customers prosper. The message asserts commitment to ongoing service as the path to mutual profit.
Dr J C Malster announces filing as a Democratic candidate for representative and asks for support ahead of the August 10th primary.
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