University regent race eyed for economy and reform
The piece portrays a contest for a Nebraska regent seat with candidate Frank H. Edgerton pledging to curb mileage graft and financial leaks while opposing political influence by faculty. It cites high mileage totals, per student costs, and criticizes a rubber stamp approach, urging taxpayers to support Edgerton for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent Landis
Frank H. Sedgerton
Aurora
State University
George Washington University
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
Edgerton
State Agricultural College of Real
Folgerton
Judson and Webster
Omaha
Miller
Hall
Irving S. Cutter
Lincoln
K. S. J. Hohlen
Siman
Landis
American Legion
Educational Oligarchy
Fourth District
Swanson Seeks Lincoln Seat As Polk County Candidate
A. E. Swanson, Republican candidate for a key office, speaks on farming roots near Polk Nebraska. He cites nine siblings, son of ex Senator John Swanson, and years in Polk County. Swanson touts pure bred hog farming, tax focus, and support for prohibition and majority rule in honest elections. He lists homes and holdings in Polk, Chappell, and Lincoln.
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representa_tive
A. E. Swanson
R. G. Douglas
Polk
Nebraska
Platte County
John Swanson
Polk County
Chappell
Lincoln
For Sale Purebred Poland China Sows
For sale purebred Poland China sows for July August and September forrow. These sows have been treated by cholerae. R C Droper Stroms were. 43p.
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Poland
China
R. C. Droper
Stroms
Sheriff Candidates Announce Runs in Polk County
Public notices reveal multiple candidates for sheriff in Polk County. David S. Potter and Ed Lauerman seek party nominations, with primaries set for July 18, 1922. Wilber Roy Van Floosen also announces Republican bid, while others seek Democratic nomination.
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Polk County
David S. Potter
Sheriff
Wilber Roy van Floosen
Political Advertising for County Commissioner and Superintendent
Republican candidate A M Monson seeks nomination for West District 1 Commissioner with primary on July 18. I D Huston announces as non political candidate for Polk County Superintendent, born in Nebraska with rural schooling and Denison University background, seeking voter support for July 18 primary.
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West District
the West District
Nebraska
Mobile High School
Denison University
Ohio
Polk
Polke
I. D. Huston
Representative Announces Candidacy for Renomination
R G Douglas declares candidacy for renomination as Representative on the Republican ticket subject to the county Republicans decision at the primary election July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Douglas
Record of a man inviting examination of his record
The fragment notes an individual inviting scrutiny of his past actions and implying he would value such an inquiry. It hints at accountability but provides no concrete names, dates, or events.
Cox Seeks County Clerk Nomination in Republican Primary
R. R. Cox announces he cannot meet many Republican voters due to the busy season but cites prior campaign experience and a close previous vote as reasons he would run a stronger campaign if nominated.
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R. R. Cox
County Clerk Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A Republican candidate for County Clerk asks voters for support at the primary on July 18. Martin 2 Andersen.
Mary T Conway for County Superintendent of Schools
Mary T Conway, a nonpartisan candidate for Polk County Nebraska superintendent, lists Hackberry precinct residence and Peru State Normal education. She cites ten years teaching in Polk and nearby counties and pledges to advance the county’s educational interests and welfare. Vote July 7.July 7
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Mary T. Conway
Polk County
Nebraska
Hackberry
Peru State Normal
Polk
BYRUM Sets Out Nebraska Campaign Tax Cuts and Reform
Albert H. Byrum outlines a platform calling for reduced taxes through cut waste and duplication, a strict budget system, and government reorganization under constitutional officers. He urges open competition, fair prices for farmers, and strong law enforcement if elected governor. He pledges to implement these principles for the people.
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Albert H. Byrum
Republicam Pemination Fer Gey
Notice to Non Resident Defendants in Polk County Case
The District Court of Polk County Nebraska hosts an action by M D Cameron against Jacob V Shipley Emily Shipley Lillian Mae Garst Fred M Garst and John Doe to foreclose a mortgage on the northeast quarter of section 32 township 16 range 1 West 6th P M The mortgage was dated March 20 1917 to secure a 6000 note due April 1 1922 and is in default Defendants must answer the petition by July 31 1922 provided by attorney T B Dysart.
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Jacob V. Shipley
Emily Shipley
Lillian Mae Garst
Fred M. Garst
District Court
Polk County
Nebraska
M. D. Cameron
John Doe
Emily Shirley
Polk County Republicans Endorse Perry Reed for Senate
A Polk County Republican appeal endorses Perry Reed for the state Senate seat after district changes pitting Reed against the author. The writer praises Reed as honest, upright, hard working, a farmer, and beneficial to farming interests, urging Polk voters to nominate him.
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Perry Reed
Hamilton County
Reed
Mr. Reed
Senate
Polk County
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William Runge
Notice to creditors of the estate of William Runge deceased in Polk County Nebraska. Claims must be presented by November 4 1922 and debts paid by August 4 1928. The county court will sit August 4 October 4 and November 4 1922 at 10 a m to hear and adjust all duly filed claims. Dated June 29 1922. (Seal) F H Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Nebraska
William Runge
Said County
Balance Sheet Fragment Shows Liabilities and Reserves
The readable lines present figures for capital stock, surplus fund and undivided profits with amounts like 25,000.00 and a cash-like total 364,547.52. The text is partial and lacks full context or date.
Notice to creditors in estate of C. A Elford Allinder
In Polk County Nebraska the estate of C. A Elford Allinder deceased sets Nov 11 1922 as the claim filing deadline and Aug 11 1923 for debt payment. Judge H Ball will sit Aug 11 1922 Sept 11 1922 and Nov 11 1922 at 10 A M to receive examine hear or adjust all duly filed claims.
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Polk County
Nebraska
C. A Elford Allinder
State of
Said
Final report and hearing in Polk County estate
Notice of final account filed by the administrator de bonis non for Emanuel Clark deceased. Hearing set for August 4, 1922 at 10 a.m. in Polk County Court to approve final settlement, distribution, heirship determination, and discharge. Dated July 11, 1922 by F. H. Ball.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Emanuel Clark
State of
de Bonis Non
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University of Nebraska
Frank E. Edgerton
Edgerton and
Economy
Yours
Ed Druecker
Aug. P. Anderson
Osceola
E. F. Gregg
Durham
George Campbell
Balduff Company
Ed Lauerman
Oliver Westberg
A. M. Monson
M. O. McLaughlin
Dustry
Ator
Prising York and Hamilton
Hamitton County
Hamil
Ton County
Martin
Andersen
A. H. Byrum
Governo
T. B. Dysart
F. H. Ball
First National Bank OF Osceola
U.S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Aly
Beontae
Ccc
Cece Ween Ace
I. A. F. Nuquist
A. Kr. Nuquist
M. Timm
J. A.C. Johnston
S. A. Snider
Seal
H C. Beebe
H. Ball
Dodge Brothers
Rystrom Company
Stromsburg
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