Republican District Convention in Hastings Nebraska
Delegates from Nebraska's second district counties meet in Hastings on August 7 for nominating a congress candidate and presidential elector, selecting a central committee, and conducting other business. Representation is based on J M Hiatt university votes with proxies limited to county residents.
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Nebraska
Hastings
Wroxes Bay
Congress
Central Committee
J. M. Hiatt
Indianvila
Iss
Furnas
Frontier
Red Willow
Hitchcock
Dundy
Hayes
Red Willow County
Indianola
Landover
Beaver
Willow Grove
Gerver
East Valley
Bondville
Danbury
Republicans Convene Delegates in Oxford August 1 1884
The republican electors of the Eighth Judicial District Nebraska invite delegates from counties to meet in Oxford Furnas County on Tuesday August 1 1884 at 11 o'clock A M to nominate a District Attorney and conduct other business. Representation by county listed with numbers and names Edwin Co Hawley and J Byron Jennings chaired and secretary respectively.
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Eighth Judicial District
Nebraska
Oxford
Furnas
Hitchcock
Duke Beh
Harlan
Frontier Bead Tunkess
Kearney
Franklin
Kied Willow
Gosper
Webster
S Hayes
Edwin Co. Hawley
J. Byron Jennings
Cock-eyed coquet for Ben Borer provokes laughs
Ben Borer earns a new nickname described as the cock eyed coquet and the old spoons endure it with good humor.
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Ben Borer
Nick
Change Hinted for Laird Support as Taylor Signals Move
The Sun discusses Bro Taylor’s possible shift in stance and recalls W I as a strong backer of Laird two years ago, suggesting a forthcoming change in political alignment and support dynamics.
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Bro. Taylor
W. I
Laird
Campaign Calls for Clear Candidate Choice to Vote
A call for voters to see candidates clearly and choose openly. The piece urges exposing positions and letting the public decide who to support with bold engagement.
Prohibition Nominates St. John and Daniel for Top Tickets
At the Pittsburgh convention last week the national prohibition party nominated Ex-Governor St. John of Kansas for president and William Daniel of Maryland for vice president. The platform attacked both major parties and framed a strong prohibition stance.
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Pittsburg
St. John
Kansas
William Daniel
Maryland
Governor Prerer Navigates Capital Question
Hon Gineert A Prerer the new Governor of Dakota faces pressure from Bismarck and Yankton. Sworn in at Yankton the former capital he declines to decide the capital issue, postponing all action to the next legislative session.
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Gineert A. Prerer
Dakota
Bismarck
Yankton
Cleveland Trial Demonstrates New Tramway Electric Motor
A Friday trial in Cleveland tested a street railway invention called the tramway electric motor. A mile of track was prepared with an electric wire in a sunken box between rails. Forty people rode the mile at speeds from one to fifteen mph, deemed a great success. Street railroad horses are said to welcome the innovation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tramway
Wrecking Attempts On B and M Line Foiled In Two Counties
On Wednesday night last two attempts to wreck the cannon ball on the B and M occurred at Diller Jefferson county and Burchard Pawnee county. Ties and obstructions blocked the track at Diller while fish-plates were removed and spikes drawn at Burchard. Section men arrived in time to remove the dangers. The paper vows to protect lives of potential victims, asserting punishment by rope for those responsible.
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Diller
Jefferson County
Burchard
Pawnee
Governor Cleveland Urges Quick Legal Action On Tarnished Tale
The speaker calls for arrest and immediate prosecution of those who wrote and published a damaging tale about Governor Cleveland. If false, the punishment should be severe for the liars. if true, parents nationwide would welcome exposure and support penitentiary sentences for the accused, urging swift legal review.
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Cleveland
Hocknell Accepts Candidacy for Representative
Mr Hocknell, urged by friends, finally agrees to run for Representative after previously opposing a bid. He is qualified to fulfill legislative duties, has years in the western country, knows local needs, and is deemed best able to represent the constituency.
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Hocknell
Dawes Nomination Favored by Many Press Voices
The lettered commentary argues Dawes faces strong backing for renomination from portions of the press while noting other Republicans in the state who could challenge him. Critics question Dawes’ qualifications and suggest several rivals who could defeat him in the party convention.
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Dawes
Tax call for Republican County Convention Full editorial notice
The piece notes the Republican County Convention is called to meet on Monday August 11 and primaries on Saturday August 9. It mentions a new precinct Bondville and urges voters to turn out, select delegates, and decide choices at the primaries, leaving no room for opposition after.
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Satunway
August Ltd
ISS
Driftwood
Captain
Geo. Hocknell
Jxn
J. Lamburn
Bondville
Disappearance of Col Morton in Brooklyn Fueled Rumor
In Brooklyn and New York circles excitement followed Col Morton deputy postmaster of Brooklyn after his accounts showed small discrepancies. He was believed to have gone to the country for rest. now it is announced he is found and in the care of friends declared insane. He commanded a New York regiment in the war and was highly respected.
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Brooklyn
New York
Col. Morton
County Institute at Indianola Closes With Examination
The County Teacher's Institute at Indianola completed its session with an examination on Friday July 25 1884. Members listed include Mrs Mary KE Dutch er Jno Short C L Nettleton and many Misses and Messrs.. the event featured a reception at the school house with band music and speeches by Col Snavely and Dr Shaw.
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Borror Tripune
Teacher's Institute At
Indianola
Mary KE. Dutcher
Jno. Short
C. L. Nettleton
Minniell. Mann
Nellie Owen
Jessie Mott
Hattie Phillips
Gertrude Humphrey
Cilvina Baker
Alice Murphy
Mollie Heed
Anna Mann
Addie Spring
Amelia Finch
Abbie Wilcox
Hunice Dow
Jennie Jamison
Lvdianola
Col. Snavely
Shaw
Louse
C. L. Netpleton
Stockville Updates on New School, Hotel, and Wind Damage
In Stockville a new school house nears completion while Galland occupies a new hotel and conducts land office business. A strong wind last Friday damaged McCartney's store and a blacksmith shop. Emigration pushes into the county as government land is claimed. Bondville Batter is noted for a strong aroma amid local discourse.
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Galland
McCartney
Bondville
Orror
Mansy’s Toxic Astringent Advertised For Digestive Ills
An 1890s style ad promotes Mansy’s Toxic Astringent for diarrhea dysentery and bowel complaints priced at 50 cents. The notice claims quick cures and urges express shipment to Waveland Indiana and mentions McCook and druggists 5. L. Green and Marsins Toxic Astringent products including liver pills and Carter’s products.
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Mansy
Waveland
Indiana
John It
Petty
L. Green
McCook
Commissioners Proceedings Transcribe Indianola Road Orders
The Indianola board, present Henry Crabtree S L Green EJ Allington C D Cramer, Clerk, approved last minutes and audited claims including Lytle Bros hardware for bridges 187 dollars, Harvey West as overseer 182 dollars, Frees & Heecknell 825 dollars. Road petitions by C B Rowell et al and others laid over. several public road petitions granted with no county land cost. Warrant drawn for County Superintendent Nettleton services. Bridge lumber bids reviewed. Frees & Hocknell accepted.
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Indianola
Henry Crabtree
S. L. Green
EJ. Allington
C.D. Cramer
Lytle Bros
Levy Bridge Fund
Harvey T. West
Levy
Frees & Heecknell
Ise Levy Bridge Fund
C. B. Rowell
C. F. Couse
N. E
N. W
Sec. LM
N.E
S. E
Metook
Frees & Hocknell
Frees & Hockneil
John Poule
Kansas Line
A. Kubhinan
Sec. 15
Frontier County
A. T. Bowdish
Fred. Thompson
Minees
Republican River
Geo. M. Miller
W.H. Selly
S. B. Quater
Cuncech
Furnas County
A. P. Bodwell
U. SE
C.H. Hassell
Wees
Bather Blooms Along Stream Banks
A boy with a sunburned neck and a mole on his back becomes a familiar sight along local stream banks as crowds gather and the scene grows in number.
Printer’s ink rewards shrewd merchants in trade
A proverb for business success asserts the warm blooded, quick witted man finds peace as heat softens. It praises advertisers who wisely use printer’s ink to capture the largest share of commerce.
Printer's Delight Private Money Puzzle Promises Risk
A new game called the Printer's Delight invites players to sign a sheet of paper, fold it with enough currency for a year’s Trin-UNE subscription, place it in an envelope, mail it with the sender’s name and a red seal sticker, and face the consequences.
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Trin- Une
Uncle Sam
Protecting fences from lightning with ground-wired posts
Advice urges homeowners to wrap smooth wire around fencing at least three times and drive grounding wires four feet into the ground, spaced no more than 150 feet apart. Proper installation can save fence posts and livestock by reducing lightning damage.
Bondville Precinct Formed and Boundaries Fixed
A remonstrance against vacating a road by A Kt Hammond was laid over to the next meeting. Petition by Win Bond and others to establish the north half of Danbury precinct as a new Bondville Precinct was received and granted. The boundaries were fixed from section 5 town 2N R27W, around section 2, back to the starting point, and the board adjourned to July 5 at 9 o'clock AM.
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A. Kt
Hammond
Bondville Precinet
Win. Bond
Danbury
Bondville
Commencine
N. E
N. BE
County Commissioners Audit and Claims July Meeting
The July session of county commissioners led by Henry Crabtree and L Green adjourned. They audited and allowed general fund claims totaling 1884 levy and postponed others including adjustments for Homer Mack and Dr Charles Gilbert. Clerk Cramer reported final settlement with treasurer J H Goodrich Jr. covering January 1 to June 30, 1884.
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Henry Crabtree
L. Green
DB. Cramer
General Fund
Wmn. K. Lynch
Mr. Quintner
Tianne M. Beeson
T. J. Maoes
D. Cramer
J.H. Goodrich
Line Anderson
Homer Mack
Fred. Anderson
Charles Gilbert
Sanount
J. H. Goodrich, Jr
Jane
Iss
CD. Cramer
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Children
Disturbing night pain from teething unavailable at times prompts use of Urs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Claims quick relief and multiple soothing effects including calming bowels and reducing inflammation. Marketed as a trusted remedy prescribed by a renowned nurse and physician, available from all druggists worldwide priced 95 cents per bottle.
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Winslow
Shilots Poros Plaster Sold For Tame Back Side Chest
An ivery ad promotes Shilot's Poros Plaster for back side or chest pain priced at five cents. It also claims Shilow's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by Osei pieetee. Theures cotmemption.
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Osei Pieetee
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the Tribune
F.M
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Editors and Publishers
James G. Blaine
Maine
John A. Logan
Illinois
Omaha
Frontier 2
Red Willow Tria
Neb
Geo
W. E. Dorsey
Chaiman
B. Colson
Del
Wistees
Cies
Sree
Fillmore
Saline
Tarver
Tb Furnas
Wobater
Gosret
Becesceees
Iw Hamilton
Gagos Isola Vane
Partior
Ovenines
Jefferson
B. McDowell
Exient
Chirimin
J. Byron Jennongs
Republican County Convention
County Institute
Stockville
Culbertson Sun
Orleans Press
Tommy
Willow County
Rgu
Sturt
Avid Stinson & CO
Portland
Mine
Agvutus
Anal
Col Cotweill
Gartelli
AM New
Las Ners
Ceres
Allen & CO
Augusta
America
Termes Free Hallety Hook CO
L. Gryven
True & CO
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Dandebharr
Grete
Shiloh
Shilol
Shilet
S. L. Green, Drageter, McCook, Neb
U. Ss. Land Office
Fleury K. Bartholomew Ieainst
James B. Whittaker
North Platte
Ed Willow County
James BK. Whittaker
Mpwar
Develock
P.M
G. L. Laws
Register
McCook, Neb
George A. Land
Theodore Clother
Slare
Ringe 3
U. G.L. Laws, Register
Nen
Faipay
William McQuay
Rinse “Iwest
John Nemeth
J. J. Starbuck
Jacob Harshberger
Richard Johnston
McCook, Neh
Wallee
Settlor
Egister Or Hocoiver
Nel
Vis
William Coleman
Phillip Weick
Michael Weick
George Whitt
Michael Morrell
McCook, Nelwaski
I. L. Laws
Laxpowrieer
McCoor
George Poht
Adolph Kitciselick
Joseph Mc Huet
Herman Thole
Geoorce White
L. Laws
Metoox
Indersettler
Elaine
Ot McCook
Satchbay
Caus
Vin
Andrew Met. Kobb
Nicholas Sevenker
Charles D, Krenntrack
William Doh
William D.cumming
McCook, Net
Y G
Nev
Metouk
Richard Congdon
Thomas Murphys
Wiliam Rollins
Charles P McPherson
Moo Covak
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