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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
1
The notice explains that the clearance sale offers the same high quality merchandise as always but at reduced prices. It emphasizes strong values and asks customers to consider what is being offered and why prices are lower.
Philip Wieserman administrator announces a public auction of about 35 tons of wild hay to settle the Lewis Timm estate. The sale will take place at 2 o clock PM August 6th, 1914, at the Lewis Timm hay location eight miles west of the German church on the valley and five miles south of Silver Creek, cash to the highest bidder. Wieserman will be present.
Shelby notes list Tuesday travels by John Bennett and wife to Osceola, Fred Osterreicher to Hastings for a Mutual Insurance Co. meeting, and Judge Corcoran of York at a Columbus convention. Local visits include Miss Fay Marquis with Shelby friends, Miss Reita Eisenminger visiting Miss Hubertina Thelen, and several Shelby residents attending state conventions and exams.
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