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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
7
The advertisement stresses that low prices do not justify inferior goods and pledges to offer only worthy merchandise. It assures customers that the store carries reliable, satisfactory items for every purse and promises continued July sales with new lots emphasizing economy.
The snippet shows a local newspaper masthead with editor R G Douglas and a subscription line stating one dollar per year. No additional story text is readable to outline events or local happenings.
Stromsburg reports wheat yields ranging from 30 to 40 bushels per acre across several farms including Oliver Long with 19 bushels per acre on 100 acres and Havelock and Lincoln visitors. social visits, property transfers, and townsfolk activities fill the week.
Miss Jessie Oades wed Mr. Alfred Jackson at the bride’s parents home northwest of Shelby with Rev. Honacre officiating. The ceremony drew 75 to 80 guests, bridesmaids Willie Glover Julia Barnes and groomsmen Herman Becker Henry Oades, and reception decor featured crepe and flowers. The couple to settle on a farm south of Quades. Osceola visitors noted.
The Farmers' Institutes of Silver Creek and Clarks plan a two day gathering in the grove of H. C. Mockridge at Havens on the U P side track between the towns. Prof. E A Burnett Dr A F Peters and Prof A E Davisson from the University of Nebraska and Hon A Shallenberger of Alma Nebraska will speak. An exhibit of live stock and farm products will accompany regular institute work. A large tent for 500 to 1,000 attendees, a ball game a picnic dinner and a melon feast are among free events and crowd features planned for the two day meeting.
The text warns against hand written notes and suggests using simple clear formats like insurance policies or card memos. It criticizes stenography reliance and mentions difficulty reading unclear handwriting and paper thickness.
An advertisement extols the Oliver Typewriter offering durable construction and easy edge-size adjustment for clear legibility. It emphasizes suitability for lawyers information merchants and travel agents, with a focus on simplified features and availability at 116 South 16th.
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