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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
2
A display advertises ready to wear lightweight items for men boys and children. It promises complete stock and appealing values with prices starting from Zoe, and highlights spring caps from the Eagle cap factory aimed at fashion conscious young men.
For spring are far ahead of our usual fine showing of this kind. When made up into any of the favored spring styles will delight you ladies who are after something good and new, stylish but not freakish. Prices per yard.
Suits priced at 15 dollars and up highlight tailoring excellence for parties and afternoon affairs. Theatre events remain popular with new novelty styles as street wear gains interest.
Fred Albert Fuller born April 27 in Edgar Nebraska died March 20 at his home in Soars. He was 72 years old and married to Vera Elliott on November 29 in Tar Council Iowa. Survived by his wife, father, two sisters, one brother, and other relatives. Funeral from the Stromsburg chapel officiated by Rev C L Nelson with Bible text John 11 22. Remains interred in Hoffer Cemetery.
A local note invites readers to study missions this week led by Alice Campbell in the basement. The Merry Workers host an all day meeting with Mrs Geo Bond on April 1, inviting everyone to attend.
A city shop unveils new fashion ideas described as soft and stiff styles sourced from major eastern centers. Retail staff highlight fresh silhouettes and fabrics aimed at modern shoppers seeking bold updates.
The town plans an officers election for the coming year. A report on the Up-Streamers party is unavailable. Minnie Swan and Andrew Peterson were married Tuesday afternoon. Mr Swan’s death occurred Sunday morning and Wayland extends condolences to his wife and children. Pearl Gleam underwent a serious appendix operation Sunday morning and is recovering.
In Polk County Nebraska creditors of Shelby Mercantile Company are notified that the time to present and file claims is March 30, 1914. Claims may be filed at the County Judge's office in Osceola Nebraska on or before March 30, 1914. Dated February 27, 1914. (Seal) Henry H Campbell, County Judge.
David Knerr visits Stromsburg and Mrs Tarble travels to Lincoln while Frank Scott’s house gains a new paint coat. Easter Monday dance looms. N L Nelson tours Central City by motor. Many locals host guests, travel, and attend church events as road improvements spread.
The Panama canal tolls repeal faces a tense congressional showdown with president's allies backing Sims bill while Democratic leaders and even Speaker Clark oppose. Senate opponents and some Republicans cast doubt on the move, arguing over national honor and treaty obligations amid a broader fight over canal rights and benefits.
Subjects for the Home Visitation event include a cordial welcome to strangers and a special focus on spiritual matters. The schedule outlines a friendly service and inviting discussions led by church members.
In the County Court of Polk Nebraska creditors must file claims by August 28 1914 and file debts for payment by February 27 1915. The court will meet March 27 1914 May 27 1914 August 28 1914 at Ten A M to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Henry H Campbell seal.
Nebraska estate proceedings announce that executors and heirs must prepare filings within a set time. Attorneys L. King, Wt King & Bittne, Las Loans and Abstrars, are positioned to assist in applying and recording required documents for the deceased John T. Smith.
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