School Suits Hurry For Opening School Season
Why not buy your boy a new school suit now while stock is complete as school opens on September 2. Latest styles and patterns offered at unbeatable prices. Note some below.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
1
Why not buy your boy a new school suit now while stock is complete as school opens on September 2. Latest styles and patterns offered at unbeatable prices. Note some below.
Cheap fashion sale lists Russian blouses Sailor and sack suits priced from 1 50 to 5 00 with new child options at 3 50 offering affordable outfits for boys and girls in the season.
Listing of various fabric types with prices including gray mixed double breasted coats knee pants brown checked cheviot black cheviot gray striped cheviot blue striped cassimere and fancy worsted. Noted price ranges from $1.00 to $8.00 with multiple fabric options listed.
Locals report visits and trips of residents, including Mrs. Edgar Roberts to Greeley and Miss Daisy Powera to Denver, with updates on the Osceola switchboard project and growing telephone service. Community events include county conventions, a surprise 80th birthday, and numerous hometown movements and notices.
An array of notices includes a campaign offer for Recorp and Toledo Blade subscriptions, local society meetings, travel updates, business ads for bread and furniture, and community reports on weather, fairs, and a hail storm's impact on crops. Individuals named include Mrs. F L Dunn, Mrs. A Gierheart, Effie Rummel, Carrie L Heald, Grayce, Myrtle Wilson, Paul Cunningham, and Miss Lu Detweller, among others.
A note from Mrs. L Howland expressing gratitude to friends and neighbors for kind acts during the illness and death of her husband and father, Lewis Howland.
Judge Good opened Court Tuesday forenoon with limited business. Equity matters were reviewed and a land sale confirmed. A divorce was granted to Anna Keller from Hardy Keller. Court will reconvene next Tuesday for the only jury trial on the docket.
The writer testifies after years of illness from brosebiix and sleepless nights that no doctor or patent medicine brought relief until Chamberlan’s Cough Remedy cured him. The testimonial notes the medicine’s availability through T. Mas g Co.
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