Three candidates loom in Republican race for 1920 nomination
The Chicago convention on June 7 is seen as a ratification step with Hughes Burton or Borah as frontrunners. Borah’s western base and Brar chise with progressives, while Burkett of Nebraska could join the ticket. The piece weighs Wilson era dynamics and Democratic fragility amid party splits.
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Judge Hughes
New York
Burton
Ohio
Borah
Idaho
Hughes
Chicago
Supreme Court
William l. Borah
Barnes
E. J. Burkett
Nebraska
Burkett
A Question of Size in Democratic Debate About Wilson
The piece ponders Woodrow Wilson’s influence on the Democratic Party and its traditions. It notes concern that his policies may push toward imperialism and weaken democracy, citing speculation about other Democrats opposing him and mentioning William Jennings Bryan.
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Wilson
Woodrow
Prince of Peace
William
Mexico
Old World
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Ivhé
Florida
William of Neprivakit
The Issues and the Men
The editorial argues voters prefer separating issues from candidates, especially on moral questions like liquor. It notes a direct vote on the issue avoids confusion and emphasizes evaluating candidates’ ability to enforce laws, while cautioning against mixing personalities with policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dahlman
Gathe
Democratic Candidates File for County Commissioner
Charlie Newcomer becomes a Democratic entrant for county commissioner with a contest against T. J. Skidmore for the party nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Newcomer
Mr. We
T. J. Skidmore
Nebraska prepares for fiftieth birthday observance
The Nebraska state historical society meets in Lincoln to plan the March 1 1917 fiftieth anniversary. President John J Webster of Omaha highlights Nebraska as the first state admitted after the Civil War and recalls vetoes by President Johnson amid early statehood debates. The gathering aims to inspire pride among natives and adopted residents and educate youth about state progress.
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Nebraska
Sitatehoold
State Historical Society
Lincoln
John, J
Kansas
Johnson
Debates on Philippine policy echo historic Bryan stance
The piece recalls William Jennings Bryan’s 17 year old call to grant independence for the Philippines and notes repeated administrations have left the islands as US territory ready for self government debates continue on timing and policy amidst imperialism concerns.
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Congress
Philippine
Bryan
Phillippines
United States
Philippines
Questionable Editorial Participation Discussed
Anonymous contributions divide editorial space as questions arise about consistency and payment. The piece notes uncertainty over whether the anonymous writer is regularly paid by the Polk County Democrat and questions the value of such logic.
President’s ship purchase bill faces hostile fate
The bill for a ship purchase encounters strong opposition in congress and prospects for passage look as difficult as the earlier shipping bill, given the current posture on preparedness matters.
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Congress
Democratic editorial chatter and Dahlman speech contrasts
The piece notes mixed reporting on Lincoln editorial remarks and the Dahlman speech while the Polk County Democrat omits it. It mocks party figures Teddy the Terrible and William the Peerless and references Woodrow Wilson style rhetoric and anti immigrant lines. It questions George W Berge’s gubernatorial prospects and critiques foreign policy boasts with irony.
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Lincoln
Dahlman
Polk County
Time as Money Hindrance in Modern Economics
A brief note explores how time delays raise costs for businesses and individuals. It discusses idle resources, opportunity costs, and the need for efficient scheduling and rapid decision making in a fast paced economy.
Notice of Attachment in Polk County Nebraska
In Polk County Nebraska Judge John Karis issued an attachment order for 765.75 against Joseph Karrer based on a pending action against him. The decree covers Union Pacific railroad company monies and credits and personal property including a trunk razor blankets and other items found in the county. The defendant was not found and the case was continued to January 24 1916 at 10 am.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Ball
John
Karis
Bolk County
Werein- Joseph Karver
San John Maris
Deadane
Union Pacific Ailroad Company
Polk
Notice to Creditors in Polk County Nebraska Estate
In the County Court of Polk County Nebraska the estate of Frank Schaal deceased. Creditors must file claims by August 4 1916 and debts paid by February 4 1917. The judge will sit February 4 May 4 and August 4 1916 at ten o clock to hear and adjust claims. Dated January 6 1916. BF H Balhu County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nabragha
Frank Schaal
Nebraska
Osceola
Said County
BF. H. Balhu
Notice of Executrix Sale in Polk County Nebraska
Elizabeth Larson executrix will sell at public auction in Osceola Polk County Nebraska on January 22 1916 at 1 30 PM the real estate described as Lot Seven in Bloch Ten Smiths Fifth Addition and one acre in Morrill Nances Second Addition with metes and bounds. Sale subject to liens including two mortgages totaling 1500 due 1918 1919.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
Elizabeth Larson
Lars Larson
E. E. Good
Osceola
Bloch ‘Ten
Smith
Morrill & Nance
Osce
Polk
Morrill and Nance
Osceola Sheriff Sale Ordered on Osceola Real Estate
The sheriff of Osceola Nebraska announces a court ordered sale of Lot 2 with specified setbacks in Block 2 and parts of Lot 4 to satisfy a decree in favor of The First National Bank of Osceola and Citizens Bank of Geneva. The bid is cash, January 21, 1916 at 2 PM at the courthouse south door. David S Potter, sheriff. Mills Beebe, attorneys.
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District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
First Nations Bank of
Woodson T Smith
Jessie I. Smith
Citizens Bank of Geneva
Geneva
Nebrand
Jessie L. Smith
Osceola
David 8
Potter
Sherif
Said County
Mills & Beebe
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John T. Byers
In Polk County Nebraska creditors must file claims by July 24 1916 and debts by January 22 1917. The county court will hear claims January 22 1915 April 22 1916 and July 24 1916 at ten a m to examine allow or adjust all filed claims. Dated December 21 2015. (Seal) P H Ball County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
John T. Byers
Said
P. H. Ball
Auction Notice Offers Property For Sale
Auction notice announces sale of property by bid. Open dates and contact details provided with a phone number and an address placeholder. The wording is fragmented but indicates terms as reasonable and direct inquiry is encouraged.
Sweet cider and wood stove length at fair grounds
A fragment notes long wood near the Osccolgh Pugal fair grounds with cider and stove length. Details are unclear but indicate a rural fair setting with workshops or displays. No clear names, dates, or events are provided.
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Fair Grounds
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