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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
1
Local retailer promotes boys school suits starting September 2 with patterns and prices claimed unbeatable. Encourages early purchase as school opens and a variety of options are available.
A sale offers styles including a Russian blouse and Sailor and sack suits priced from 1.50 to 5.00 with modern Essian blouse noted as a new item. The listing highlights low prices and fresh arrivals for shoppers.
Readable fragments describe boys three piece suits with striped cheviot blue striped cassimere and gray worsted cloth, priced from 1.00 to 6.50, and young men suits for ages 14 to 20 priced up to 40.00 with long pants and varied patterns and colors.
Busy Osceola column reports travel, gatherings, and trades. Mentions Miss Cra Peterson in Chicago, Rev P. C. Johnson at state Grand Lodge, Swede Home memorials, Polk County fair attendance, and a string of local arrivals departures and errands. Includes court note on Harry Ray case and community business ads.
Pages show miscellaneous classifieds including tire prices, furniture and piano sales, a bread promotion, livestock for sale, health claims for a blood remedy, Hereford calves for sale, bakery goods, a restaurant ad, free pain balm testimonial, and a store relocation notice. Includes names such as MILLS BROS, F. L. Dunn, B. M. Hotchkiss, Jay Van Schoick, Dr. Warner, G. E. Demick, Howe Restaurant, Josh Westhafer, G. T. Ray & Co, and The Racket Store.
Osceola precinct Republicans plan a Saturday afternoon session at 1 36 p m October 3 to nominate a precinct ticket. Committee members O E Mickey and Gilbert Johnson will preside. Memorial services for President McKinley were held at Mt Church amid mud and threatening weather with large attendance and solemn tributes.
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