Holiday Sale Promises Big Savings At Central Headquarters
No cash coupons offered during this sale at the headquarters for all holiday goods. Shoppers are urged to expect substantial savings and to prepare for a satisfying shopping experience.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
1
No cash coupons offered during this sale at the headquarters for all holiday goods. Shoppers are urged to expect substantial savings and to prepare for a satisfying shopping experience.
An ad touts Cot cut glass and sale prices from T. M. James and Sons and G. T. Ray & Co. Claiming heat and airtight radiants, the text promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for indigestion, constipation and pain with a 35 cent price tag.
A clipped line from J. H. Sorenson of Osceola offers a folk saying about initiative and advantage, noting that the early bird catches the worm and the early orderer gets the first coal in a folksy maxim.
Correspondence from F W Brigham returning from White City Kansas. J F Farris of Osceola bought four car hogs from John McBeth and shipped them Tuesday night. Joe Gubser sold sixteen head of horses to a Mr Hartman of Staplehurst. Dad Clark of the Stromsburg Journal sends papers early to Shelby. Attorney King discussed title issues with Mrs John Tarble over the M E parsonage. Poultry shipment to Columbus Armour plant. L S Roseberry planning Oregon trip after grain and property deals. News items cover births marriages and local goings on including Oleander dispute between Basil Dodson and John Fox ending in heated quarrel and humorous vandalism tale.
In Osceola last Friday O R Heberling visited friends while noting corn picking near Benedict. Gust Wilson, elected county clerk of Nance county on the Republican ticket, is among past office seekers. Arch ie Hamilton rents W Hubbert property and plans move in after vacating. Many residents visit Columbus and Wahoo, with several leaving for Kansas and New York for visits, work, or medical matters.
The column lists locals spending Sunday with neighbors and relatives including Fred Meyers with Charles Burk and family, Mr Nelson with Mr Hermawarling, Will Harsh with Charley Shaw, and Miss Lizzie Steavers visiting Osceola. Also notes travel, farming activity, and a Perun-A picture column plus advertisements for health tonics and a hotel clerk testimonial.
The Osceola Rebekah Lodge No 88 I O O F adopts resolutions expressing heartfelt condolences to Sister Emma Gylling's family after the loss of her devoted brother. The committee suggests recording the resolutions in lodge records and sending copies to the family and local newspapers. Emma Westberg Cora Gushee Mary McCoy.
Mr and Mrs Manning of Deadwood South Dakota visited Mrs Manning's mother Mrs Leonhardt and relatives. Mr Manning left last week while Mrs Manning stays longer. F H Price principal of Waco school married Thanksgiving to Tillie Miller of Waco. Fred Price brother of Geo Price Osceola. Edna Canham of David City visiting sister Mrs Hattie Holge.
A terse claim from Young & Holt asserting readiness to meet “any and all times” for country killing services, framed as a bold guarantee of satisfaction.
D. H. Funkai advertises dolls and doll carriages as ideal gifts for children. He urges Santa to take extra toys from a newly opened lot, promising fair prices and pleasing goods for all.
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