Primary election returns slow as canvass nears
Slow returns from the primary election across counties delay the official canvass due Friday. Early results show Kennedy and Mitchcock backed for U.S. Senate. Neville defeats Bryan for governor nomination. Sutton and McKelvie lead Republican governor race, with Bryan slate reportedly fractured. Local counts in Polk County note Bryan trailing and several officials listed with unofficial tallies. official counts expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kennedy
Gilbert M. Mitchcock
United States
Keith Neville
Chas. W. Bryan
A.L. Sutton
8. R. McKelvie
McKelvie
Miles
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Polk County
W. H. Thompson
A. Goebel
Edwin
J. BR. Deanssseecese
J. B
Bystander Predicts Battle Ahead In Political Caucus Shift
The bystander warns of future fights in the intermediate and higher departments after the primary. He likens campaigning to life’s tug of war and notes the demand for money looks and nominations. Billy Ehlers, a former two term sheriff, comments on rising nomination costs and the return of old caucus memories.
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Billy Ehlers
Bill
Dill
Bill Ehlers
Bills
Beulah Area Social Notes Share Visits and Election
esta Mace and Mrs. John Miller visited in the Beulah area while Beulah Beulah residents hosted guests including the Mongon boys at Hugo DeBere s and the Lind family on the sick list. A primary election was held at the Beulah store Tuesday.
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John Miller
George Fineey
Hugo DeBere’s
Fred Lind
Beulah
Easter Services and Local Visitors Highlight Community Page
The report notes Almstrum visiting from Rising City and Mrs Ed Burgess returning to Central City. J N Jarmin visited Shelby and W F Miller travelled to Grand Island and Broken Bow. A big special mixed picture show with music is set for Auditorium Saturday night. The Primary Dept M E church plans an Easter service next Sunday at 10 with the program The Changed Cross and Easter offerings from children. First show 7:80, second show 9.
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Almstrum
Rising City
Ed Burgess
Central City
M. E. Church
Funeral notice and local society notes from a small town
The community mourns the death of Mrs. Minnie Gerhold Hadwigger last Wednesday. Harold Cockson and Fred Hahn are noted as car owners and new daughter welcomed at Hahn home. Fred Cockson family visited Chapman for relatives. Farmers welcomed rain last Saturday and winter wheat looks fine in Clear Creek. The Church home hosted a social with cards and refreshments. April showers seem to be coming in bunches.
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Harold Cockson
Fred Hahn
Fred Cockson
Chapman
Clear Creek
Adler-i-ka Remedy Promises Quick Bowell Cleansing
Osceola residents report rapid results from Adler-i-ka a mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and related components claimed to cleanse both upper and lower bowels. The advertisement-style claim highlights thorough cleansing and successful use.
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Osceola
Adler-i-ka Claim Druggist Ad Copy
An ad asserts that a single spoonful of Adler-i-ka relieves almost any case of constipation and sour or gassy stomach with gas passing within a minute, attributed to G. R Ray, a druggist.
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G. ‘R Ray
JOU JOU Weight 2100 Season Figures for 1916
Percheron stallion JOU JOU formerly owned by Clyde Hayhurst will stand at stud in 1916 at Shelby on Wednesday through Saturday at Hayhurst’s barn and other days at Chas McBeth’s farm two miles west of Shelby. Fee 820 to insure colt to stand and suck. Sterling 595 J 1353 is a mammoth jack weighing 980 and 15 hands, will similarly stand at stud with fee 12.50 to insure, at McBeth Bros’ farm two and a half miles west of Shelby.
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Clyde Hayhurst
Shelby
Chas
Clyde - Hayhurst
McBeth
C. McBeth
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M. M. Wildman
Corcoran
Durham
A. M. Monson
N. F. Peterson
Rey, Wilson
H. J. Mc
Carl Frahm
Lincoln
Gretna
Mrs. Frahm
J. M. Davidson
York
Dr. L. King
Miss Jessie Smith
Thos. Dunagan
Paul Johnson
Beaver Crossing
Johnson
U. S
G. M. Ritehcock
Dent, Etainelj. Dun
Gom Ceasercens
J. la Kennedy
Wohriscevnse
H. Aldtlolt
Tapi.c.iiss
C. W. Bryan
Madgett
Essens
W. A. George
R. McKelvie
A. Ll. Sutton
C. J. Miles
Wm. Banning
Eee Vores
James Pearson
Edgar Howard
T. E. Nordgren
Hf. P. Shumway
Walter Reichel
Abbe
Abde
Lee
Andrew Clute
Wilson
Edward Sughrous
Ridgell
R. W. Ralston
Congress
C. H. Sloan
Abe
J. B. Killean
Isseeuae
A. B Hedbloom
Chas. M. Todenhoft
John Swanson
Jacob Fawcett
Andrew Morrissey
John C. Martin
A. J. Cormighi
George J, Hunt
C. Palmer
Peereere
B. EL Sedgwicksiceasas Phage
TN Clean
Clatey Entertainment
Omaha
Usical
Mitchell
Osceala
Nebraska
Doc Whaley
Sam Pheasant
Park Smith
Bill Fetters
Bill Kinney
George Brigham
Esta Mace
Mongon Boys
Frank Oquist
Carl Swanson
Will Luft
Clyde Willets
Cecil Mustard
LoVisa Walker
Arnie Mace
Qefore
Dave Mace
Mr.Mace
Grand Island
Will, Dake
Herman ” Heinemeyer
Mrs. Willets
Auditoriuga
One House of
Kuppenheimer
Stetsons
Stetson Establishment
J. N. Jarmin
W. F. Miller
Broken Bow
Minnie Gerhold Hadwigger
Bob Church
McBeth- Bros, Owuers
Rye Graham
Rye Wheat Corpound
Bran and
Shelby -A.C
U. W
R. T. Buelow
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