Republican Ticket Names for State Offices in Senate Race
The Republican slate lists United States Senator and state executive officers including Secretary of State, treasurer and auditor. Candidates named include Norris Brown for treasurer, R Ailroad Commissioners H. J. Winnett and others such as Robert Cowell, J A Williams, George L Sheldon, M R Hopewell, George C Junkin, L G Brian, E M Searle, W T Thompson, J L McBrien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailroad Commissioners
H. J. Winnett
Robert Cowell
J. A. Williams
Fusion politics dominates Polk County convention report
The state convention speeches praise Roosevelt era policy and Governor Mickey while denouncing fusion as a hollow force. Populists and allied groups backRepublican ticket amid railroad criticism and intra party turmoil, with Democrats and Populists in Polk County warned against perpetual fusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Berge
Shellenberger
Burlington Railroad
Polk County
Gawdust
They Face Defeat With Unity Or Individual Strife
The speaker contends there is nothing this year but crushing defeat and offers a choice between going down together supporting Mon Grel principles or each fighting for the principals and men they believe in. The stance implies little difference to the observer.
Local Notes Abound as Residents Travel and Hear News
Miss Henderson travels to Shelby while Edith Johnson heads to Essex Indiana. E Wendland leaves for Plymouth to visit Harry Wendland’s family. Lillian Sheldmachine visits Shelly for relatives. Mrs. Westberg and daughter Ethel return from Strumsburg. Mrs. Landry to Kansas City. C. E. Elvin departs for Omaha. Mrs. Beebe and Homer go to Omaha for weekend. Ford Chenoweth to Columbus for hunting and fishing. Kimberg returns to Lincoln after visiting the Anderson family. Dr Campbell to Osceola hotel for eye ear nose throat exams on Saturday. spectacles offered and exams free. Mrs. Mills and children visit Columbus then Omaha. Des Moines visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dutton depart. sister of Cottrell. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn visit. Vaughn is Shore’s daughter. Joe Crabill buys Randall Bros wool crop. a carload. George Michener visits from Columbus to Hackberry and Polk County. family illness noted. The Lawrences lose their three-week-old baby. second infant death in family. Lawrence manages Polk County Telephone. Oliver Westburg reports from Sharon. with J I Case threshing folks. curiosity about ore purchases. Land seekers invite to North Dakota trip. street/alleys must be planked for traction engines. village clerk issues notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Westberg
Ethel
Strumsburg
L. F. Landry
Burley
Kansas City
C. E. Elvin
Rev. Johnson
Omaha
H. C. Beebe
Homer
Ford Chenoweth
Columbus
Kimberg
Lincoln
August Anderson
Frank Dutton
Des Moines
W.H. Cottrell
Dutton
Cottrell
John Vaughn
Fullerton
H. P. Shore
Vaughn
Shore
Joe Crabill
J. H. Hoebener & Co
Randall Bros
Joe
George Michener
Polk County
Hackberry
Oliver
Walter
Michener
Gresham
D. O. Lawrence
Stromsburg
Notice of Probate in Nebraska Estates
Notice from Polk County Court Nebraska for the estates of Charles Heinemeyer and Mary Adaline Baker. Petitions seek appointment of Lucinda Heinemeyer as administratrix and John F. Bease as executor. Hearings set for August 25, 1906, at 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. respectively, before County Judge Henry H. Campbell.
Notice to Creditors in Louis Goetz Estate
Notice to creditors of Louis Goetz deceased in Palk County Nebraska. Claims must be filed by February 20 1907 and debts paid by August 20 1907. The county court will meet on August 20 1906 November 20 1906 and February 20 1907 at 10 am to examine hear and allow filed claims. Dated July 26 1906. Seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palk County
Nebraska
Louis Goetz
Said County
Weeds Along County Roads Demand Immediate Attention
To Property Owners. Complaint has been made from various sources over the county that the weeds are not cut along the roads as contemplated by statute. Attend to it at once.
Notice of Probate Hearing for EG Stovall Estate
The State of Nebraska invites all interested persons to hear a petition for probate of the last will of EG Stovall deceased and the appointment of J W Matson as executor. Hearing set for September 10, 1906 at 10:00 a.m. Dated August 20 1906 by Henry H Campbell County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebr
Chas Heinemeyer
Nebraska
Lucinda Heinemeyer
Mary Adaline Baker
State of
John F. Bease
EG. Stovall
J. W. Matson
Coal Trade Demands Merit Based Pricing
The speaker insists on placing a market based value on coal purchases and urges officials to implement pricing that reflects true merit. They emphasize continued purchasing only if the coal’s quality and cost justify the trade.
Ideal Bakery Expands to 24 Hour Hot Lunch Service
After acquiring the Ideal Bakery, the business plans to offer hot lunch at all hours and serve meals. The shop will continue to provide fresh bread, pies, cakes, and other bakery goods to customers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norris Brown
United States
sGovernor
Ieutenant
Secretary of State
Zauditor
Attorney General
George L. Sheldon
M. R. Hopewell
George C. Junkin
L. G. Brian
E. M. Searle
W. T. Thompson
J. L. McBrien
H. M. Eaton
Perintendent, Id
George
I K
Eaton
United Ae Wourt
Sheldon-Brown
John H. Mickey
Roosevelt
Tr. L Sheldon
Miss Henderson
Shelby
Edith Johnson
Essex
E. Wendland
Harry Wendland
Plymoth
Lillian Sheldmachine
Shelly
Campbell
Osceola Hotel
B. A. Mills
Omana
Guloy
Sargent
Mercer Morton
Duon Counties
North Dakota
J.P. & BR. R. Ueald
Ly Urier
Frank D. Mills
Henry H. Campbell
Lienry I
County
Ludge
Chicago Lumber Comy
E. H. Sorenson
Mgr
Marker & Marker
T& Fadeo
South
Alberta