State Convention Calls for Republican Delegates in 1882
The Republican electors of the State of Nelineia call for a state convention on September 2 1882 at 7 o'clock to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor and other state officers. Counties are entitled to representation based on votes cast for Janac Powers Jr for regent of the state university, with one delegate per 180 votes and one per fraction over 75, plus one per county. Delegates must be residents of the county and present. absent delegates require authority or proxies. James Dawes, Chairman. John Steen, Secretary. Lincoln, Neb. July 6, 1882.
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Nelineiaste
Haryby
Guy
Wedoewlay
Hubtic
Janac Powers, Jr
Regent of
the State University
Itin
Secuud
Republican electors call for second district convention at Hastings
The Republican voters in the second congressional district are called to send delegates from the counties to a Hastings convention on September 27 1582 to nominate a candidate for congress and address other business. Representation is apportioned by 1881 vote totals for Powers with one delegate per 150 votes and a county at large, as determined by the state central committee.
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Hastings
Nebraska
Prolect
S. m
Congress
Regent
The
State University
Republican County Convention Delegates Planned in York Nebraska
The Republican electors of York County Nebraska are called to meet at the courthouse in Osceola on Saturday September 1 1882 at 1 o clock am to elect delegates to the state and congressional conventions and to nominate county officers. Precinct representation is based on votes for Isaac Powers with details for each precinct and a second meeting set for September 4 1882 at 2 pm to elect delegates by order of the County Central Committee.
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Lis
L.L. Sstmer
J. P. Suri
Choivni Tn
Prohibitory Constitutional Amendment Convention
A state convention to support a Nebraskan prohibitory amendment meets in Lincoln on September 18 to organize the Prohibitory Amendment Association and elect officers. Delegates from counties will discuss whether to submit a constitutional prohibition on the liquor trade to voters, calling for a systematic canvass of every precinct.
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Tenceln
Lincoln
Nebreske $Prohibitory Amendment Association
Sear
Local Committee Raises Funds Amid Duns KB Confusion
A terse note shows J. 8 and Yosetasp associated with duns KB while boxes are mentioned alongside K. W. tHacny. The fragment hints at committee activity amid unclear financial or bookkeeping references.
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Duns
K. W. tHacny
Committee
Nebraska 78th District Republican Electors Meet For Nomination
The republican electors of the 78ay representative district of Nebraska are called to meet at Clarks, Seb., on Monday September 25 1882 at 7 PM to nominate a candidate for representative. Polk county is allotted 8 delegates with additional delegates apportioned to Merreck Munce and others as listed. J H Mickey is named chairman.
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Deatrict
Nebraska
Clarks
Seb
Polk County
Merreck County
Local Figure Announces Senate Candidacy in Fourteenth District
Responding to requests from friends Shriner groups and citizens a hopeful announces his bid for senator from the Fourteenth District subject to Republican Senatorial Convention approval.
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Sail
Family voting proposed by a wary stranger in Journal
A reflective visitor argues the family should be the unit of voting and no man should vote unless he has a wife on good terms. He proposes one family vote under the same rule, a stance amid suffrage debates reported by the Journal.
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Clamurtur
Cozen
Unis
Journel
Harrict Beecher Stowe
England
Tam
Uncle Tam
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Jom
Arts
Llarmet Beecher Stowe
Tarnet Beeder Lowe
America
United S
Tas Lane
Llarnet Beecher
Stowe
Doridle
Indianapolis
Fragmented quotation on Alliance minutes and old management
A fragment cites Pid Orgen praising past Alliance management amid criticism of current record keeping. It laments borrowed capital unpaid and a criticized sequence of officers, recalling a battle cry about a saloon and a choice at Abbot's, without clear context.
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Alliance
Culozne
Abbot's
Alliance secretary questioned over meeting minutes access
A heated debate erupts as Ada Bittenlander known as the tul and called poor Larry objects to minutes being released to county papers. He asserts such a requirement would harm the Alliance's paper and mocks the idea with theatrical tears.
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Ada M. Bittenlander
Larry
Alliance
Plague of Suffragists Invades Omaha in September
Omaha Commerce laments a national suffrage convention coming to the city in September. The piece mocks the movement with caustic lines about masculine and feminine roles and predicts unrest and noisy demonstrations across Nebraska.
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North Pole
Omaha
Nebraska
A Pushing Woman in Public Life
A vivid caricature details a domineering woman who dominates spaces, demands priority, and provokes others with an abusive, tyrannical manner. Her pale husband remains quiet as she seethes verbal storms, chosen as a virago by ticket sellers, while she favors hot indoor weather throughout her stormy life.
To the Public About New Subscribe Offer in Campaign
Fragmentary notice announces a subscription offer and a pledge to adhere to line during the campaign. The text is garbled but indicates a public proclamation and a period ending January 1883 with a cents payment detail.
Recon pledge to fair discussion and suffrage focus
The notice promises a fair, impartial discussion of the monopoly issue and the suffrage amendment during the campaign. It asserts Recon aims to maintain patronage, urges readers to send names for a five month subscription priced at 50 cents, and states no samples or canvassers will be used. Local news will be a specialty.
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Recon
Alliance meeting debates minutes and press disclosures
At an Alliance gathering on August 24 in Murill's Grove, a motion to publish proceedings to rival papers sparked a clash. Secretary W S Michael threatened resignation and party factions debated publicity, with tensions over anti monopoly candidacy and integrity shaping county politics.
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Alliance
Murrill’s Grove
C. Humphrey
Central Committee
Tall Basswood
Recrp
Recorp
Q.N. Brown
Jas Kimball
W. S. Michael
Aross
FL FL Viele
McQoughlin
Alliance Mooz Warns Adibese Friends Against New Party
The Record criticizes proposals for a new anti monopoly party in Polk County. It argues the Republican base, mainly farmers, already supports anti monopoly aims and warns against organizational schemes from Omaha headquarters to pack conventions. It notes disdain for the new party and questions leaders' motives while urging reform within the existing GOP.
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Thas
Palk County
Lltcherto
Republican
Nho
Republican Party
Polk County
Omaha
Republlicans
Rosewater
Connecticut Boy Builds Barn Hayloft Catapult In Dream Job
A Connecticut farmer’s son secretly builds a spring catapult in a barn hayloft, testing the device on a doorway step and triggering comic chaos with passing tramps. The tale contrasts inventor zeal with a critique of women’s suffrage and ends with the builder choosing not to patent the machine.
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Boston
Florestine Calogne Perfume Featured in Local Ad
An advertisement promotes Florestine Calogne as a refreshing perfume for the toilet. The notice highlights its lasting fragrance and peerless scent.
Parker's Ginger Tonic Restores Heart and Hope at Home
A Cincinnati lady writes that after months of illness and unsuccessful medical care she found relief with Parker's Ginger Tonic. Three bottles and strict diet revived her heart and spirits and she hopes her experience may aid others.
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Ben
Parker
Cincernati Lady
Notice of Dog Licenses Taken Out in Village
The following persons have taken out dog licenses and are notified to display them immediately. Do not harbor unlicensed dogs. Anyone knowing of dogs in the village of Qsveoa not listed should report owners to the Board for prosecution under Ordinance Number Fifteen. Report dogs to the Marshall.
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Qsveoa
Board
Ordnance
Land notice for final proof in York county records
Notice is given that a settler has filed for final proof on a homestead in York county. The hearing will occur before the District Court clerk on September 4, 1822, for Henry Davis Homestead entry No. Tells, with witnesses C W Adio J Graham E Graham and W Strauss of Polk county.
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Liscoenner Ave
Tradie Castie
District Court of
York Couny
Athe County
Henry Davis
Land Office Notice of Final Proof at Lae NPR
The land office at Lae NPR gives notice that settler Pinlanter C. Wing has filed for final proof on his homestead entry 1189 in the Si RE Sec 2 Tp N of R4W. Proof will be before the Clerk of the District Court at the county seat on Saturday Sept 30, 1882. Witnesses: Jo H. Herper WT Bedge W. Barer and W. W. Heald of Polk County. AN C. W. Preve, Register.
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Lae
Pinlanter C. Wing
Lem
Jo H. Herper
WT Bedge
W. Barer
W. W. Heald
Polk County
C. W. Preve
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Republics State Convention
Jamsaw Dawes
Jonn Steen
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Konrnoy
Kettles
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Malu
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Lakota
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Pew
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Shorman
Stile Central
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Fronier
Rod Willow
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Hitchcock
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Hamilton
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Republican County Convention
York
Court House
Unceola
Frcat
Isaac Powers
Hackberry
Canada
Clear Creek
Island
Stromaburg
Tel Il Osceola
Valley
Plegant Home
Vietie
Tétal
Emee
Shiw
Munce County
J. Kennoghl
Mentenary
J. JH. Mickey
Len Foot
Basswood
Judas
Dee
Dwoman
Golum
Mas
EM Tracy
Ida Mr. Bonner
Soen
Barnum’s
Cannton
Black Walnut Lumber
Kerr
Osceola
Dunning Brothers
Routh
Tee
Finlee Cp
Andy
Fay
Iit
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Neve
Levy
J. J. Blowers
AED
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Osclol
Keegy and
D. Miler
Gscecla
Samuels
Wash. Avenue
HAR Tan Medicine CO
N. Main ST
ST. Louis
Farmers of Park Co
James Seaman
Nfbraska
Dog Licensis
Bitvon
J. Woods
Jus
Pyle
Thus
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Calme Meorne
A Beltarr
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Owen Wilson Das Kareer
I B. Thom On
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MDE
Crooxitam
C.W. Adio
J Graham
E Graham
W. Strauss
Polk Camry
C.W. Treack Register
Cor
James T. Bonner, Jr
Jewelry Store
F. M. Dillon
Gare
Ugright
Stixsox & Co
Portland
Maine
Wil Plengy
Rev
A. Wilson
Penn St
Wiliamsburgh
Joan J. Danin
Cedar
Strane
Adele & Co
Teveto
Augusta
Dr. W. Queen
EYE & Ear Infirmary
Lincoln Neb
Osceola House
Lancaster County
F. D. Griggs
Myer’s
S. O
Spain
South of Heald & Huffman’s
Veterinary
Walir Ads
Cole
Parke Ginger
Tiedielne
New York
Rene
Sity Das
Gery
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