Tan Lotus Calf Button Shoe Advertises Quality
A tan lotus calf variant promises a durable good color variation away from black. The ad cites a high grade tan shoe on the Pup last. It assures money back in wear and satisfaction.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
8
A tan lotus calf variant promises a durable good color variation away from black. The ad cites a high grade tan shoe on the Pup last. It assures money back in wear and satisfaction.
In the studio world notes Bebe Daniels leads a knitting club turning time spent waiting for turns into production for soldiers. Other items mention Hoover urging sugar beet planting, cold weather auto tips, and local school and community updates from Osceola Nebraska with teachers, clubs, and civic news.
The department of animal husbandry at the college of agriculture reports that bean crops yield a nutritious livestock feed. Bean straw can substitute for alfalfa hay or clover, with leaves saved for cattle and sheep. Pods are as valuable as alfalfa hay, and should be fed with other roughages in a one to three or four ratio.
Horticultural department of the Nebraska college of agriculture advises protecting young apple trees from rabbits and mice in winter. Use corn stalks paper rags or wire to cover from the ground to the first branches. remove coverings in spring to avoid bark damage.
A compact nostalgic vignette lists old time habits and objects. It recalls bustles, rare surgeries, silent phones, liver from butchers, 5 cent cream, tin Lizzie absence, pneumatic tires viewed as jokes, straw stacks burned, and ear tubes for phonographs priced a dime.
A reader's broad critique of Allied and American war aims appears alongside probate and estate notices. The issue lists creditor claim deadlines for James Ward and Albert F. Anderson, hearings set at the Polk County courthouse, and incorporation details for the Nebraska Tire & Tube Company of Osceola. It also promotes Doan's Kidney Pills and agricultural extension plans for fall programs.
Notice to creditors in the county court of Polk County Nebraska regarding the estate of Peter August Johnson deceased. The State of Nebraska appears as claimant in this matter and directs proper filing of claims within the legally allotted period.
Fragmentary notes indicate a summer home project involving boys and girls who did garden work. Readers may recall children engaging in a school or community garden activity during the warm season.
In an era of rising costs the Youths Companion announces its subscription price remains at 2.00 for the 52 issues of 1918. The unchanged rate promises continued value as the periodical maintains its nationwide appeal and broader content.
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