Fremont County Political Announcements for June Primaries
A collection of candidate notices from Fremont County announcing runs for Clerk Auditor Sheriff Treasurer Board of Supervisors state representative and county offices. Candidates include Dell Johnson H Swanson A J Jorgenson Earl C Holloway Herman A Moomaw J F Halliday C E Holloway H O Greenlee Millard Abshire Miss L L Hiatt and Glen Robb with nominations pending June primary influence and party designations Democratic or Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Dell Johnson
H. ©. Swanson
A. J. Jorgenson
Earl C. Holloway
Herman A. Moomaw
Board of Supervisors
J. F. Halliday
C. E. Holloway
H. O. Greenlee
Iremont County
Millard Abshire
L. L. Hiatt
Glen Robb
June Primary Announcement by Democrat Voters
A terse notice declares support for a June Primary with reference to Democrat voters and named individuals R. OC Van Eaton and KR M Hig sins.
The Pot and the Kettle: A City’s Self Critique
A preachy editorial denounces public vilification between rivals, urging self inspection over mudslinging. It argues that every person has flaws yet also merits, and notes that collective effort unlocks potential while fame quickly fades into forgetfulness.
Weekly Notes From Farragut Social Roundup
Mrs A D Coleman spent Wednesday in Omaha with sister Mrs Dale Ellis of Creston. Beatrice Reid, Sycamore schoolteacher, weekended at Mrs Albert Turnbulls. Royal Neighbor Judge to meet Friday. Ike Scott group visited Villeiska then Verner Scott family. Frank Long of Shenandoah visiting W H Long. Zelma Shaw went to Clarinda for tonsil removal and stayed with Aunt Mrs Harry McMillen. Ethel McClain and June Lightfoot helped at the telephone office during absence. W S Lyle installing kitchen foundation and bathroom. further home upgrades. W H Longs in Shenandoah for Harrys birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Coleman
Omaha
Dale Ellis
Creston
Beatrice Reid
Sycamore School
Albert Turnbull
Ike Scott
Villisca
Verner Scott
Frank Long
Shenandoah
W. H. Long
Zelma Shaw
Clarinda
Miss Shaw
Harry McMillen
Ethel McClain
Riverton J
June Lightfoot
Lyle
Harry
Local Social Roundup From Tabor and Neighboring Towns
Miss June Lightfoot visited her Shenandoah home over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Lightfoot. Miss Sara Kleckner spent Friday afternoon and Saturday in Sidney at Mrs Albert Jorgenson's. She attended the track and field meet Friday. The Tabor girls glee club sang at the Congregational church Saturday night to an appreciative audience. Parents day was observed at local schools on Tuesday April 27 with many patrons and friends in attendance and praise for students and instructors. Chas Rounds is in Tabor this week assisting with the new water system construction. Mrs J H Miller, previously ill, has not regained full health. Misses Noblet and Halliday spent the weekend at their homes near Hamburg. Recent stock shipments included hogs from John Pease and W H Case to Chicago, hogs from Farmers Co operative to St Joseph, and cattle from E A Barton and Vern Whitehill to Chicago, with Bart on and Whitehill accompanying the shipments. Tarragut schools joined the Sidney track meet Friday with 12 schools represented. The team represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Lightfoot
Shenandoah
Arthur Lightfoot
Sara Kleckner
Sidney
Albert Jorgenson
Sara
Chas Rounds
Tabor
J. H. Miller
Noblet
Halliday
Hamburg
John Pease
W. H. Case
Chicago
Farmers ‘Co-operative Company
St. Joseph
Coy
Kid Coy
Barton
Vern Whitehill
Whitehill
Tarragut
Farragut Team Earns Third in Local Meet
The Farragut schools captured third place in the meet, a strong showing given the limited practice. Sidney took first, Shenandoah second. Donald Dunbar placed second in the 50 yard dash and third in the broad jump. Herbert Heckenlively won the pole vault. Floyd Maffitt finished third in the 440 yard run. The relay team of Maffitt, Roberts, Warner, and Dunbar earned third. Mr Baughman and family moved from Griswold to the A R Lyons residence, and Baughman has a contract for constructing several lateral ditches feeding the Nishna river. Machinery has arrived and work will start soon on the Ditkersbaugh farm northwest of town. The city council met Tuesday evening with engineer Archer of Archer-Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Sidney
Shenandoah
Donald Dunbar
Herbert Hecken Lively
Floyd Maffit
Maffit
Roberts
Warner
Dunbar
Mr. Baughman
Griswold
A. R. Lyons
Baughmant
Nishna River
Ditkersbaugh
Archer
Archer-Stevens
Cost Clauses Cover Operators in Wage Dispute
George W. Eliott testified for the national committee on gas and electric service telling a committee that 14 percent wage raises were to be absorbed by the public with no coal price rise. He said 95 percent of coal is under long term contracts allowing price increases, forcing utilities to seek higher rates despite public belief. He appealed to the coal commission chair and justice department, who he said were powerless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate Coal Investigating Committee
George W. Eliott
National Committee On Gas and Electric Service
Electric Railways
Elliott
Bituminous Coal Commission
Department of Justice
Chicago Tribune
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Fred W. Hill
OWA Press
Sociatio
Fremont
R. OC
van Eaton
KR. M. Higsins
Farmers Savings Bank
Charles FA
W. W. Barnes
Alrvays Pays
L. E. Shannon
Harry Mansfield
James R. Morelock
Wert
Reid Hamburg
Iowa
Chas. H. Medford
Bell and Mutual
RE. C. Danley
Mincer & Smalley's
Todd & Todd Architects
Esden
John Levenster
M. D. V. Asst
Vapor Bath Parlor
Rhetta Ireland
Woman's Toggery Bell
Black
Mutual Phone
Drs. T. Mitchell
Bank of Hamburg
William Henderson
Mutual
R.w.syrkes, M.D
Lyceum Bldg
Duke Alberson
Willery
Atchison Counties
George EH. Gitz, Jr
M.D.Y
Griffith Drug Store
Della Sykes
Masonic
Hamburg, Town
Mildred R. Williams Violin
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