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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1883
Page
3
The Cyc lone Store advertises a Fourth of July give away with a long list of prizes including a stove clothes dress boots shoes corset tea sugar coffee soap rice and more. Local items note beadwork politeness and shop news from Osceola and Shelby with references to Bee Hive Bee Alive Morse jewelers and Joy Bros stores.
The Park County Teachers Association plans its folonist program at the next Osceola meeting on July 21, 1835. The agenda lists talks on defects in common schools, compulsory education, early child development, normal school roles, and occupational training for young students. Additional items include declamations by students like Inez Gregg and Della Smith and a sale notice for a two year old thoroughbred bull advertised by Lt. Burns.
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Sarsaparilla as beneficial for every age group. It claims children with sore eyes and sores, and those with scrofula or syphilis, can become healthy and strong through use.
HOTICE from C. W. Merrill of Lincoln announces sermons in the Congregational Church at 11 o'clock in the morning and at Coraisa Schoolhouse at 7 o'clock in the evening on July 8.
Ladies can find novel ties and hats and trimmings direct from eastern markets at the Bee Live venue offering a range of fashionable accessories for spring shopping.
A first floor storeroom available for rent in a new brick building. Size 25 by 50 feet offering a compact storage space suitable for small goods or light warehousing. Located in a commercial area with easy access. Rent terms not specified.
Advertises fashionable hats and plume patterns at the Bee llive store inviting readers to browse the new line for the season.
An apparent classified notice offers chimney work, repairs, and foundations from Joan Kyle. It also mentions a job for a boy to join a trade and references fashion books and spring wear. The text is fragmentary and includes misspellings and unclear details.
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