Polk County Stock Sale Brings Large New Goods On Show
We have unpacked the largest stock ever brought to Polk county now on our shelves and tables. The assortment covers men and boys clothing furnishings for ladies and gentlemen wraps dry goods hats caps shoes blankets hosiery yarns and woolens telescopes Mackintoshes and rubber goods. TF promises the latest best merchandise at the lowest prices with no inferior pieces in stock and invites inspection to prove it.
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Polk County
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Osceola
W. M. Bepine
Treailwa
Dr. King
Local Osceola notices mix with auction and fair ads
Osceola readers see general sale notices and an auction ad along with millinery openings and church revival reports. Several county events include district court juror lists, a paid praise for hog cholera remedies, and a fall railway exposition mention in Omaha.
Trains Going West Operate on Schedule
At 8:12 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. trains were running westward as scheduled according to station logs.
Provisions Corrections at A. O. Monson Store
Corrected butter and eggs pricing listed as cudanaince items with prices 3.30 and 3.50 per unit and a 12 66 quantity note, reflecting revised market entries.
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A. O. Monson
Local Notices and Shop Ads Mix on Side Streets
Ward Stewart offers 10 cent shaves and fine grooming. Albert Ryan advertises a 15 cent hair cut and shave on the west side. Mub Barger sells cigarettes and chewing tobacco. Murvaregn’s proclaims oysters and fries. MorHarcer’s claims the best cookies and staples on the east side. Calumet Family Soap praised as economical. W R C and G A R meet Saturday.
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Albert Ryan
West Side
Ward & Stewart's
MorHarcer's
Exposition visitors and local notices in Omaha area
A collage of local passages notes Joseph Scholz and Baxter Nelson visiting Omaha for the exposition, Mrs Stalnaker and Mrs Tom Daniels preparing or visiting, various haircuts, auctions, and social calls. Mentions Dr Whaley at Clarks, Ward and Stewart east side haircuts, Manila letters, Calumet Soap ads, and visitors such as Mr and Mrs Louis Lawson of Rochester visiting Judge Saunders.
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Louis Lawson
Rochester N. Y
Judge Saunders
Mr. Lawson
Resolutions of the Omaha Presbytery Visit at Osceola
The Presbytery of Omaha adopts resolutions from its Osceola Neb session of Sept 20 21 1898. It praises Osceola for hospitality and thanks the Presbyterian ladies and H F Henderson for hosting. It notes fraternal aid from Methodist and German Methodist brethren and gratitude to church choirs for the evening worship. Signed J D Knerr Stated Clerk.
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Presbytery of
Omaha
Osceola
Nebr
Presbyterian Church
H. F. Henderson
J. D. Knerr
Wanted Plain sewing and mending in town
A notice seeks a person for plain sewing piecing quilts knotting comforts patching and mending. Willing to visit homes or sew at home. Seekers can contact Mrs Mary Wilson in the east part of town or Mrs Susan Foland if present, with address unclear.
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O. Pulver
Payton Utah
Leslie
Osceola
Mary Wilson
Susan Foland
Beggs Hair Renewer Said To Save Your Air
D. H. Kunkel declares Beggs Hair Renewer can save your hair by acting on the scalp and follicles. The ad claims the effect is wonderful and permanent.
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D. H. Kunkel
Charles Anderson Shoe Shop Osceola Nebraska Prices
Advertisement lists shoe repair pricing for men women and children with half soles patches and repairs at Chas Anderson Shoe Shop in Osceola Nebraska.
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Anderson Shoe Shop
Osceola
Nebraska
Osceola Precinct Caucus Notice
The republicans of Osceola precinct will hold a caucus at the Court House Friday Sept. 39 at 4 o clock p m to elect delegates to the county convention and to nominate a precinct and transact any other business. S A Snider G W Greag j Committeemen.
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Osceola Precint
Oscola
Court House
S A. Snider
G. W. Greag
Pack-train Heroism in Santiago De Cuba Letter
A July dispatch from Santiago de Cuba praises P. E. Butler of pack-train No. 3 for heroic efforts delivering ammunition and rations. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving health and possibly lives during a critical rush to sustain troops, noting no roads existed for transport.
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Santiago de Cuba
P. E. Butler
Chamberlain
Tampa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Towa
Forsale
T. Ray & Co
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