Hedblooms Stromsburg Candidacy Supported by Republicans
Albert Hedbloom of Stromsburg seeks support from GOP voters in the county for the state senate ticket. The piece praises his mayoral and education board service and calls for a strong primary vote, while criticizing Walrath for avoiding clear stances on Bryan and Neville and noting Stoecker votes may shift.
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Albert Hedbloom
Stromsburg
Linying
Hedbloom
Board of Education
Senate
Mr. Hedbloom
Charlie Bryan
Bryan
Stoecker
Mr. Walrath
Neville
Primary campaign spending and voter awareness debate
Campaign ads and the rising cost of promotion are blamed for skewing United States Senate nomination races toward wealthier candidates. A Gresham Gazette note argues primaries increasingly favor those with money as voters see ads more than candidates’ records. The piece contrasts spending with signal virtues and warns average voters face futile odds against well funded rivals.
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United States
Wisconsin governor race narrows after Stoacker withdrawal
In a Polk County Democrat report dated April 6, Stoacker withdraws from the Democrat primary race leaving Boyan and Neville as contenders. The piece notes uncertainty over Stoacker's potential vote share and suggests his backing would have split toward Neville or the other candidate. The column ends with a confounding line about Gitta Walreth.
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W. I. Stoacker
Milayte
Chgriic Bryan
Stoecker
Neville
Gitta Walreth
Local notes from Silver Creek area April 7 1916
Mrs O Carter and Mrs E Potter spent Wednesday afternoon at Columbus. Arthur Warren was called to Barneston by the death of his niece Violet Warren. License won city election by eight votes and Sunday baseball by 38. Several residents visited relatives in nearby towns. A quarrel among section workers led to two arrests and fines. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Maryn Regnous aged eighty. Ralph Heald sang at the auditorium with local support. Bryan politics sparked disaffection and odd alliances noted among attendees and bystanders. Lost pin advertised at Auditorium Friday night.
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Gresham Gazette
Andrew Peter
C.\ Hunter
David City
Roy ‘Lanphere
Utica
Mamie
Leéota Tobey
York
John Harris
Herman,Erks
Ben Walford
C. H. Ryan
J. R. Downing
Ora
Wm. Michener
Columbus
George
J. B. Forman
Ithel Woods
Surprise
David Young
May Petterson
California
Ben Sperry
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Salisbury
Vira Ruddock
J. A. Ruddock
Sioux City
Iowa
Gresham
F. W. Johnson
Clearfield
Johnson
Ethel Cathcart
Fay Bond
Loup City
Ryan
Bryan Berryhill
Miss Marjorie
Isle of Pines
West Indies
A. M. Davies
Lucile Bond
Arthur Warren
Barneston
Violet Warren
John Kula
Tarhov
Pete Kozial
Lillian Veterson
Stromsburg
John Lundgren
Wm. Brody
Belgrade
Nate Bordy
Omygha
A. B. Wright
Central City
John Zipper
Frank Tivey
University At Lincoln
George Tiley
Lou Towslee
Silver Creek
Lou
Watertown
Roth
Marshal Cotton
Schramhet
W. S. Gray
Ralph Heald
Ralph
Nebraska
Mr. Heald
Nelson
Nels0n College
Lou Israel
Children of Israel
Israel
Osceola
Ralph Beard
Bryan
Wilber Johnston
Wilber
Johnston
Dahlman
Pelk
Jim Dahlman
Democratic National Committee
Wilberinds
Mr. Bryan
J. P. Heald
Doc
Invisible Bifocal and Near Vision In One Fit
The customer asks if invisible bifocal lenses provide near vision in one fused design. It notes potential benefits and limitations of hidden segment optics and wearer adaptation. The question seeks guidance on whether the combined lens can deliver seamless near tasks without visible lines.
Mayor Charles W. Bryan for Governor Promises Reform
Charles W. Bryan outlines a progressive platform for Nebraska including reduced telephone rates a uniform public works program under engineers and municipal ownership of public utilities He supports state hail insurance water power development for cheap electricity and heat and mail voting for farmers He chairs the state dry federation meeting and aims to enforce the dry constitutional amendment Primaries April 18.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Nebraska State Dry Federation
Lincoln
Charles W. Bryan
Notice to Creditors in Randell Estate Polk County
In The County Court of Polk County Nebraska creditors of the estate of Louise Randell deceased must file claims by October 20 1916 and debts payable by April 19 1917. The court will sit May 19 1916 August 21 1916 and October 20 1916 at 10 A M to examine hear and adjust all claims filed. Dated March 18 1916. (Seal) EP H Ball County Judge.
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Crogtara
Polk County
Nebraska
Louise Randell
Said
EP. H. Ball
Hariex
Olcott
Said County
Marca Zigt
If. H. Ball
George W. Ueebe
F. H. Ball
T'noé
Mary L. Dimick
H. Ball
Notice to Creditors in Hariex Lt Olcott Deceased
Nebraska notice declares time limits for filing claims in the estate of Hariex Lt. Olcott. claims due by October 7 1916 and debts paid by April 21 1917. hearings scheduled for July 7 1916 and October 23 1916 at 10 A M. official seal. dated March 2 1916.
Notice to Creditors Polk County Deceased Estate
Notice to creditors in the Polk County court concerning the state of George W ueebe deceased. Time limit for presenting and filing claims and for payment of debts is April 19, 1917. All claims and objections must be duly filed. Dated March 11, 1916. (Seal) F. H. Ball.
Notice of Final Report for William T Thompson Deceased
State of Nebraska notice warns interested parties that administrator filed an account and petition for final settlement and discharge. Hearing set for April 21, 1916 at 10:00 A M before the court. Dated March 24, 1916 with seal of H. Ball.
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Polk County
Nebraska
William T. Thompson
Adimin- Wwlrallys
Lh. Ball
Polk County Court Notice in the Dimick Estate
The State against the Dimick estate in Polk County schedules hearings to receive examine hear and adjust all claims and objections. Dates include October 21 1916 and April 21 1917 with sessions at ten o clock A M. Dated March 18 1916 seal F H Ball.
Dr Baird Buys Duck and Offers Yearling at Osceola Farm
Dr Baird has purchased a celebrated duck and plans the 1916 season at his Osceola area farm three miles east and one mile north plus three miles west of Shelby. Terms are 12 dollars to insure and 15 dollars for a colt to stand and suck with no liability in case of accidents. Lewis Gorrmann.
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Dr. Baird
Osceola
Shelby
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