School Suits On Sale Before School Opens
Local retailer urges parents to equip boys for September 2 start with a complete stock of new school suits. Highlighted styles and patterns offered at competitive prices.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
1
Local retailer urges parents to equip boys for September 2 start with a complete stock of new school suits. Highlighted styles and patterns offered at competitive prices.
All styles Russian blouse Sailor and sack suits from 1 50 to 5 00 Childs Russian blouse newest thing out only 1 00 3 50
Fragment of a retail ad shows prices for boys 3 piece suits in various fabrics, including gray striped cheviot blue striped cassimere and Worsted ranges from about 3 to 10 dollars. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Local page recounts errands and calls for services from Dr Hart’s dentist office to Home Restaurant. Notes include Monson traveling to Chicago, A F A M meeting, new church members, property sales, lost spectacles, and store openings plus political caucus results and a Hereford calf sale advertisement.
The Recorp announces arrangements to supply Tax Recorp and Toledo Weekly Blade. Blade offers one year for 30 cents after the election, while Recorp alone costs 10 cents until election results are known.
Perry A. McCormick and Grace Gagan were married at 2 o clock Sunday October 6 at the Gagan home three miles southwest of Silver Creek. Rev A O Swartwood officiated with Walter Adcock as best man and Nellie Mustard as bridesmaid before about 56 guests. The couple plans a quiet life and received many gifts after a pleasant reception and dinner.
An advertisement lists Buggy tires at 125 dollars and wagon tires at a dollar or less if cut. It mentions a cutting machine and shops MILLS BROS, Wood and Iron work.
An optician from Columbus, Nebraska, will be at the hotel in Osceola on Thursday October 17 offering eye testing. He guarantees payment only after customers are satisfied with the results.
A Sem-Weekly State Journal offer from Lincoln bundles The State Journal with Western Poultry News for a year at one dollar. The combined package promises telegraphic world news, Washington correspondence on Nebraska senators, state capital items, and twice weekly markets, aiming to introduce the paper to thousands of new homes.
Readers are invited to try The Twentieth Century Farmer a weekly family paper from Omaha Nebraska. It features expert articles by N J Harrie H W Campbell James Atkinson and others with photos and farm tips aimed at rural households including women. A ten week trial costs one dollar and delivers a full year of content.
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