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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
1
Fine quality saisette and madras pajamas in white blue tan and cream grounds with plain and fancy stripes. Well made full roomy cut priced at $2 and $1.50 sale. Night shirts of cambric with V neck one pocket and silk braid trim, value $1 sale 85 cents.
Motison's Fashion News notes serges and whipcords will dominate fall and winter markets. Heavy wales suit long coats and skirts while finer weaves fit dresses. Taupe gray, navy, and brown rise as leading shades with two tone effects popular. Major national mills report top orders for these materials.
We announce a fall and winter display featuring serges and whipcords in varied weaves and widths. Inspect these fine goods with widths from 41 to 52 inches priced at 1.00 to 1.75 dollars per yard.
The 22 inch center piece illustration showcases a decorative item. Royal Society Packages include all required materials and a diagram for stitch arrangement and colors. Price listed as 60 cents, with other options available at higher amounts.
Our entire stock of wash fabrics is now being sold at greatly reduced prices. The assortment is good with neat checked and striped designs in a range of colors. Towers Heavy, closely woven, size 18 by 32 inches, special at.
In a quick clearance, prices on quality shoes are cut with many sizes limited. Women’s strapped sandals in tan and black patent and calf stock, sizes 4 1 2 to 9 1 2 and narrow widths, are offered at sale prices of 95 cents per pair, with other $2.00 and $3.50 values also reduced.
The piece blends rural optimism on pumpkin and corn yields with local political notes. It mentions farmers’ earnings from pumpkins, Chester Dawes as a painter, and Dr. A. M. Bell's cheerful news of a baby boy. It also covers Polk County Republican resolutions and views on national politics and party unity.
The fragment hints at a future where bold progress is signaled by a growing voice. It suggests a narrator preparing to impress authorities with strength and confidence in days ahead. The text emphasizes bold self-presentation and rising impact.
The death occurred Monday evening for Paul, son of Mr and Mrs Zang. The family expresses sorrow as the remains were laid to rest at Osceola Cemetery with sympathy from Edward and others listed in the notice.
A fragment announced a free moving pictu at the Gem on Saturday afternoon in Canada. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a screening event scheduled for that day.
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