Grand Closing Sale On Spring Dry Goods
Estate of R. Gold settles by July 1. Store offers Spring dry goods clothing shoes hats and caps at below cost prices. all items will be sold. Low prices aim to surprise shoppers.
04 May 1899
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1899
Page
1
Estate of R. Gold settles by July 1. Store offers Spring dry goods clothing shoes hats and caps at below cost prices. all items will be sold. Low prices aim to surprise shoppers.
Osceola items report sale prices on dress goods at Austin's with wide widths and prices from 6c to 49c. Includes local notes on residents, visits, court actions, telephony plans, renovations, and upcoming Decoration Day planning.
The note highlights a wedding near Osceola with guests from Lincoln and Fremont and a formal reception. It reports other local items including a district court session, a hospital visit, a small fire at B Bull's store, a W F M S lecture at the M E church, mail from Bert Garinger, and George Hill’s loss from a wind fire affecting sheds, crops, and equipment.
Extensive stock of men's and boys suits offered at deep discounts. Plaids and checks in fine make with good linings, all wool Cheviots, clay worsted, Tricot Lawn, and mixed weights. Prices range from under a dollar for boys to near nine dollars for heavy weight suits, with many items listed at substantial savings.
On last Friday at 4 P M at the bride’s father C G Johnson’s residence two miles west of Osceola the marriage of Frank Allinder and Miss Hilda Johnson took place Victor Allinder, the groom’s brother, and Peter Lindburg served as groomsmen.
A paternal lecture of love and discipline from a mother figure urging proper behavior. The speaker insists strict, respectful motherhood builds character, promising eventual gratitude and moral success.
An OCR fragment presents fragmented business phrasing and stray characters. Core meaning is unclear though it hints at technical or financial discussion and possible encodings or typographical errors.
The annual meeting of the Hoffer Cemetery Association will be held on the cemetery grounds May 20, 1899. Silas Miller serves as secretary.
A historical notice for June 2 1899 details railroad travel fromVersaries Portland Oregon with ONE FARE plus 2.00 for round trip via Union Pacific. It directs readers to call RR Geneeg Agent for dates tickets will be sold limits and full information.
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