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Store promotes boys school suits for September 2 start date with full stock and new styles. Advertises competitive prices and highlights a selection of outfits for boys as school opens.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
1
Russian Blouses Sailor and Sack Suits Sale
Styles include Russian blouse and Sailor and sack suits with prices from 150 to 5.00. Children’s Russian blouse promoted as new item, itemized under 3 50 in listings.
Mixed boys suits and fabrics for sale
Gray mixed double breasted coat knee pants brown checked cheviot black cheviot boys 3 piece suits Gray striped cheviot a fine blue striped cassimere ee gray d ee Fancy Worsted priced 1.00 to 1.50 Blue cassimere gray striped gray cheviot with blue stripe blue and black checked cassimeres price 6.09 to 10.00.
Osceola Local Notices and Social Roundup
Osceola locals report visits from O. P. Heald, Miss Edna King and many others. The community sees business openings, a bakery, a Home Restaurant, a pump proposal, and a busy social calendar with church events, weddings, dinners, and family visits.
Campaign Offer: Record and Blade Subscriptions Terms
The Record and Toledo Weekly Blade announce a combined offer. The Record will not furnish itself until after the election, and the Blade is offered for one year at 380 cents. The Record alone costs 10 cents until the election result is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dunn
Alice Arnold
Toledo Blade
Epworth League
Abbie Murray
Record
Toledo
Blade
Mills Bros Wood and Iron Work Cuts Tire Prices
Buggy tires priced at 1.25 and wagon tires at 1.00 or lower with a cutting machine in use at Mills Bros Wood and Iron Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Bros. Wood & Iron Work
Republican State Convention Nominates Slate for Supreme Judge and Regents
The convention nominated Judge S. H. Sedgewick of York for Supreme Judge and C. J. Ernst of Lincoln with H. L. Gould of Ogallalla for Regents. A resolution opposed Bartley’s pardon and demanded return to the penitentiary after parole. It was the largest, most enthusiastic Republican gathering in years and the ticket is strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Sedgewick
York
C. J. Ernst
Lincoln
H. L. Gould
Ogallalla
Bartley
Love's Altar wedding of Blanche Mills and Wm Rickley
The 8 am ceremony at the Mills home united Miss Blanche Mills and Mr. Wm Rickley in marriage with a large gathering. Rev Boude officiated, Miss Della Powers led the ring bearers, and a wedding breakfast followed. The couple left for Omaha for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Mills
Wm. Rickley
Judee
M. A. Mills
Miss Rickley
Della Powers
Nellie Pheasant
Ruby Rickley
Columbus
F. D. Mills
Tom Mills
Boude
Presbyterian Church
Rickley
Lieutenant Mills
Silver Creek
Omaha
South Omaha
Osceola
Ricky
Parrn’s
Troon
Mathengardumues
Deland Wes Campbell
Miss Richardsen
Carhs
Julie
Sornburse
Waho
Iss Vanborn
Yaskins
Sur- Goff
Souck
Omha
Alunz
Puilertoo
Death of Osceola Resident Lewis Howland Aged 60
Lewis Howland died at his Osceola home on Wednesday August 28 1901 aged sixty after a yearlong illness following a paralytic stroke. Funeral services will be held at 2 p m in Osceola cemetery. He was born July 14 1841 in Steuben County New York and served in the Civil War construction corps. He lived in Michigan and Pine County before settling in Osceola in 1893 and leaving a wife Emily Woodsn and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Johnson, Sr
Omaha
Ice
Oscola
Snelll
Osceola Kid
Shelby Boys
Osceola
James Watts
California
Beore Flster
Pietre
Lewis Howland
Howland
Wes
Osoroa
Piette
Mr. Howland
Steuben County
N. Y
Michigan
Construction Corps
Emily Woodsn
Palk County
Plette
Rey
A. Teatre
Nebraska State Fair 1901 Advances on New Grounds
The Nebraska State Board of Agriculture presents the 1901 State Fair September 2 to 6 at the improved Lincoln fair grounds. New stock barns, woven wire fencing, repaired buildings, city water access, and railroad service bolster exhibits while corn and vegetables vary by region. small grain is excellent and the outlook for exhibits is bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
New West
Stata
Lincoln
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Childrens
Monson
Peace of Mind
FL. Dunn
City
City Mills
Ft. F. L. Dunn
Dr. Hart Dentist Office
Osceola Bank
O. P. Heald
Phi McCray
David City
Edna King
J. T. Byers
Garrison
Mas'er
Leo Karrer
Aurora
Will Lannon
Pairbury
Marion Richardson
Clarks
Louie Pratt
Keene Ludden
H. A. Scott
Judge Getts
J. J. Gaylord
G. T. Ray
John Burgess
W. Miller
EB. S. Marker
Buckner
H. Diercks
Kansas
Dr. Shaw
C. C. Clark
Stromsburg
A.J. Hazlewood
Wisconsin
Ola Maskwell
Clay Center
Nebr
Jenie Pulver
F. M. Fox
C. G. Gylling
Pleasant Home
York County
Osceola Woolman
Shelby
B. M. Hotchkiss
Jay van Schoick
F. L. Dunn
H.C. Fridenstine
M. F. Bates
Platte Precinct
Billy Powers
Ryan
Everett
Hates
Temdollar Gould
Mre. Hawkins of
J.S. Iman
Freeway
Lillian Park
F. H. West
Red Oak
Joe
Dr. L. M. Shaw
E. A. Walrath
3. W. Gusher
Dessie Scott
A. Baum
J. Berry
Denver
Colo
HH. GB
Saunders
Corine
Missouri Valley
T. H. Saunders
HiZso
Kent c& Avery
Relskah
C. H. Campbell
M. EH
Knox Boute
Mra Boute
Seward
Rue Beltzer
Charley
Grand Island
J. F. Campbell
L. A. Gushee
Wm. Welch
F. Eagles
J. W. Snider
Anderson
L. Chenoweth
Chamberlain
Price
G. T. Ray & Co
SEA
Albert Ryan
Gresham
F. L. Dunn's
F. L Duns
Chas Stull
Jessie Pyle
C.G. Gyling
C. F. L. Dunn
Faust
Court House
H. T. Arnold
Chas. Rathdun
Giegst
Obi-eon
WL. Sutes
Arbun
L. Campbell
Trank Fentress
Aana
Wyoming
Laois
Rawlins
Clare
Azeont
Rene G
Brad Lope
Menri
F. E. Snider
Rickley-Mills
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