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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1955
Page
8
A Nebraska studio advertises a free photograph option for babies near six months. Bring the child in within one week of the six month birthday and submit Kodak finishing details. Located in Columbus, Nebraska.
The relatives express sincere thanks for flowers cards memorials visits and kindness during the illness and death of Anna Watts. They also thank the Mission Circle for the lovely lunch served after the services.
In appreciation for all the lovely cards gifts and letters I received during my stay in the hospital and since my return home thanks so very much.
A brief note honors Mrs Lysle Hopwood, acknowledging her memory and contributions. The item commemorates her, with no additional details about dates or events provided in the visible text.
Local tidbits record visits by Elizabeth Nuquist and Nancy Laase, trips of Miss Lillian Brown, and several family gatherings. The column spotlights Crouse-Tex Drug Co products, poultry warmers, pest control, and welcomes visitors to Osceola from Lincoln, Oslo, and St. Cloud, with births and Fulbright connections mentioned.
Charlies L Stewart recalls a poor rural childhood in Alabama with tar lubed wagon axles and a brass lamp by night. Mrs Forest Crest Kiding Texas shares memories of no telephones and party invitations by messenger. Readers may send contributions to The Old Timer column in Frankfort Kentucky.
Crouse-Tex Drug Co offers Sealtgs Rainbow Sherbet in a special half gallon for only 60 cents, a limited time sale capturing shoppers in need of a cooling dessert option.
A terse notice notes Ryans Barber Shop and agent Sweaters retain their new, soft condition after cleaning by THE GEESENS, with details unclear but implying product or service quality concerns.
Mrs. Rhodes Ingerton of Center Texas recalls weaving carpets on a hand loom in a family room with a big open fireplace. She describes tearing rag strips winding bobbins treadling weaving and cooking at the hearth and asks readers to revive this old craft. The piece ends with a note on hay fever pollen from ragweed versus goldenrod.
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