Clothing store notes other facts about merchandise
A store emphasizes there are additional considerations about its menswear beyond the good quality and style it sells, aiming to share useful information with customers for mutual benefit.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
1
A store emphasizes there are additional considerations about its menswear beyond the good quality and style it sells, aiming to share useful information with customers for mutual benefit.
Community chronicles detail visits by editor and residents, moves to Stromsburg and David City, upcoming Annapolis nomination for Chas Derby, changes in lighting, court notices, and local business shifts. Included are health trips to California, poultry and cattle updates, and social events across Shelby and Osceola.
Pleasant Home residents Albert Dover and family came back from Iowa with plan to resume farm life there. George Talbot returned from a short visit with friends, and Mabel stiultz visited at W P Warnick’s. Several neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Honness Wednesday night with a welcome at their home.
District 40 reports a changeable weather pattern. Local residents report illnesses including tonsillitis for Ralph Walker and Mr Hanshew's baby. Several visits and social calls occur: Ed Halpin at Wilber, Mr and Mrs A Brazee with Christopher Timm, Dr Harvey McBeth and Mr Clingman at John McBeth's, J N Jarmin at Wm Richmond’s, and Logan and Daisy Vanhoosen at Wilber Seger’s. Hog sales and farming activity noted as Curtis buys hogs and prepares pens. Ernest Jarmin visits Lincoln to see his brother at medical college.
A column urges Osceola residents to clean up the town yard and curbside litter as winter ends. The essay humorously contrasts Jones of Polk paying the freight with local manners and discusses booze questions, railroads, and civic responsibility in a broad spring-time plea.
A newly married woman kneads bread with gloves as she sharpens a rebuke to readers and declares the editor needs bread with his shoes on and trousers on or risk bread without anything as delinquent readers are urged to pay up.
Beginning 10 A M Friday March 106 1905 at my farm four miles south and four miles east of Osceola and seven miles east of Stromsburg. Sale includes four head horses work team and one team drivers 32 head cattle 20 head cows some coming fresh 12 head heifers all High Grade Short Horn cattle 30 hogs and shoats. Machinery includes wagon top buggy double buggy harness mowing machine hay rake two feed bunks two water tanks one 30 bu and one 40 body feed grinder grind stone and more. Terms cash on 5 and under and on sums over 5 one year on bankable note at per cent interest from date. Auctioneer Oliver Westburg Clerk S A Snider gs LEATHERBERRY
Pleasant and harmless remedy advertised to treat coughs croup and whooping cough. Claims mucus is cut and inflammation drawn from throat lungs and bronchial tubes. Sold by G T Ray & Co with a quick cure claim.
The land described in Polk county will be offered for lease at a public auction in Osceola Nebraska at the county treasurer's office on Wednesday March 29 1905 at 10 o'clock AM. Terms and appraised value available from the Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings in Lincoln or the County Treasurer in Osceola. The parcel NWSW 36-16-2 cannot be redeemed after second advertisement.
Valley City North Dakota hotel clerk Mack Hamilton credits two bottles of De Witts Little Early Risers with curing his chronic constipation. The ad emphasizes the pills as a safe gentle tonic that eases constipation headaches and biliousness and are easy to take. Sold by G T Ray & Co.
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