Nebraska Republican electors convene in Lincoln August meeting
The Nebraska Republican electors are called to meet at the City Auditorium in Lincoln on Tuesday August 15 at 11 a.m. for choosing a state central committee, adopting a platform, and other business. Counties are urged to hold conventions on August 8 with representation apportioned by votes for President Harding. A McCloud chairs, C HW Barnard secretary.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Harding
Polk
C. A. McCloud
Republican County Convention to Elect Delegates in Osceola
Polk county Republicans call a county convention in Osceola on August 8 at 2 PM to elect eleven delegates to the state convention in Lincoln on August 15 and to handle other matters. Representation is based on votes for Warren G. Harding in 1920, with precincts allocated accordingly. The new county central committee will organize after adjournment and caucuses for precinct tickets are set for August 7.
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Polk County
Osceola
Lincoln
Nebraska
Weiren G. Harding
Hackberry
Canada
Scccscee
Clear Creek
Yast Og Ak
Stromsburg
Pdb
O'S
Valley
Pleasant Home
Platte
New County Central Committee
Gilbert Johnson
A. C. Morrill
Voters Show Little Interest in Nebraska Primaries
The Record notes voters paid little heed to tax policy promises in Nebraska primaries as candidates with pledges aligned to tax cuts ran poorly beyond their home counties. It concludes the Republican ticket features capable, progressive candidates with a larger statewide vote than Democrats.
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Psro 1
Nebraska
Byrum
Norton
Polk
Franklin
Delegates and Central Committee Candidates Sparse
The article laments few filings for county convention delegates and central committee seats, noting many votes were write ins. It cites sixty five votes for twenty one delegates, many with only two or three preferences, and argues the referendum blocks restoring the primary law. It urges voters to overturn the referendum.
Record Insight on Third Party Influence and Republican Ticket
The Record suggests the old parties deserve little attention for the third party and expects the Republican Party to elect its ticket in November and adopt a platform aligned with the people's spirit to carry it out.
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Republian
People
the Times
Harding Budget Push Sparks Public Money Saving Talk
President Harding urged Washington bureau chiefs to align income with outgo and oppose tax increases. He warned against expanding government spending and praised pay as you go. The piece contrasts past excesses by administrations with his restraint and steady budget team.
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Harding
Washington
Wilson
Miller
New York
Congress
New York Editors Back Straw Hats Despite Tariff Protests
An editorials argues for abolishing straw hats while importers push ads to oppose a tariff bill. The piece accuses importers of exploiting an Evans English straw hat trade by buying at 69¢ and selling at 24.00, claiming a 479 percent profit.
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New York
Great Britain Plans To Settle Debt With United States
Leading financiers in Britain work on a plan to liquidate the British debt to the United States. Final arrangements are undecided but no further compromise is expected. Britain aims to pay in full to boost world prestige without bickering.
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Great Britain
United States
Hague Conference Followed Genoa in Failure Quiet Peace Push?
Editorial muses on European powers abandoning grand schemes after Genoa and Hague setbacks, urging practical steps to restore peace conditions and reduce tensions among nations.
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Genoa
Many Nearby Residents Traveling or Visiting This Week
In Shelby and surrounding areas, numerous residents are traveling or visiting relatives this week. Notables include Reese in Omaha on business, Fred Schneider with relatives in Ashland, and W. D. Stamm and wife in Ogeéola. Other entries note visits to Omaha, David City, Columbus, Wahoo, and Brule, with a mix of hosting and travel plans among local families and several trips to Chicago, Denver, and Casper Wyo. A missing jeweler, Victor Hillyer of Gresham, sparked a search after his disappearance Saturday night.
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Reese
Omaha
Fred Schneider
Ashland
W. D. Stamm
Ogeéola
Henry Kumpf
Columues
Mabel Barker
Ruth Fasbender
David City
Frank Smith
Smith Hunting Lodge
The
Loup
John Lees
Casper
Wyo
Elmer
John Gray
Carl Zern
Shelby
Camp Sheldon
C. W. Moon
Chicago
Columbus
R. U
U. B
C. E
Harry Smith
Broken Bow
George Smith
Jack Goetz
Conrad the
Duren
George Vanderheiden
Kearney
al Barr
West
Roy Gillon
Seward
Ida Swan
Ed Clothes
I'red
Rudolph Schindte
Elgin
Edmund Bernt
Floyd Pettys
Stoyv Hartson
Denver
Emery Pettys
Kenneth Cornish
Ray Cornish
Osceola
Ww. A. Cornish
Rollie Blair
Platte
Duncan
Hortense Lehmer
Morse Bluffs
J. A. Inks
Lehmer
Carl
Dow Field
Standard Oil Co
Albert
Carl Albers
C. W. Day
Salem
Oregon
H. W. Umshler
Umshler
Rising City
Frends
Illinois
Henry Hastert
le Mars
C. E. Hastert
Hastert
Lou Walker
Madison
Wis
J. A
Wisconsin State University
Gresham
Victor Hillyer
Stromsburg News Notes and Community Shifts
The Stromsburg news roundup reports births, visits, and local events. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson on July 19. M A Carlson and daughter Julia visit Weston. The Stromsburg Chautauqua opens with Farmers Day. Many residents travel for family visits, medical care, and social gatherings at Buckley Park and with relatives in nearby towns. The new hotel nears opening as renovations wrap up.
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Carl Johnson
Pennsylvania
Park
Stromsburg
C. A. Carlson
Julia
Weston
Seward
Eric Headstrom
Lincoln
Eric Forslund
Esther Hanson
June
Kackley
Kans
Simon Thompson
Cle Moore
Fremont
S. I. Moore
M. V. Johnson
Dave Jacobson
Burlington
Colo
Mr. Johnson
Dave
Lester Barber
Beatrice
M. F. Barbers
Lennie Erickson
Kate Samuelson
August Wohnson
Omaha
Clarence Erickson
Malmo
Opal Woodward
York
Delbert Query
Eastern Star
Kensington
Buckley Park
Order
Polk
Ernest Ericson
Boulder
Julia Ericson
Galva
Ills
G. H. Presson
Evangeline Fleetwood
Leeand
A. M. Hultquist
Thompson
Mildred Jones
O. J. Jones
Sidney
Emil Johnson
Roy Witters
Enoch
Russell Anderson
Augusta Anderson
York Hospital
Burke
P. O. Nordlund
Elmer
Getti
Nordlund
Victor Adamson
Long Beach
Calif
W. O. Backlund
Louis Schemck Purchases Fordson Tractor at Carson Auto Co
Louis Schemck is the purchaser of a Fordson tractor from Carson Auto Co this week, highlighting a local sale. The report notes the transaction among several dealership purchases in the area.
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Louis Schemck
Carson Auto Co
Hann Jubilee Company to Open Osceola Chautauqua
The Hann Jubilee Company tours Epworth Assembly crowds in Lincoln Nebraska and other venues featuring southern melodies negro spirituals and modern music The group will open Osceola chautauqua on Wednesday August 2 highlighting spirituals as central to black religious expression.
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Epworth
Lincoln
Nebraska
Billy Sunday
The
Hann Jubilee Company
Lotus Quintette Club Led by Cliff Dickson
The Lotus Quintette Club under director Cliff Dickson showcases skilled soloists and refined programs. The group aims for cultured entertainment rather than high-brow classical fare, presenting exceptional musical merit.
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Lotus Quintette Clus
Cliff Dickson
Lotus Quintette Club
Lotus Club
Dickson
Tis Club
Ellsworth to Lecture on America's Eternal Purpose
Congressman Ellsworth of Minnesota, author of The Band Wagon, will lecture on Americas Eternal Purpose on August 3. The event precedes a chamber music program and highlights concerns about rushing public sentiment and its impact on government.
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Ellsworth
Minnesota
Harold Morton Kramer to Speak at Osceola Chautauqua
The author Harold Morton Kramer, with a diverse career as cowboy, reporter, editor, and military officer, will address the Osceola chautauqua on August 4 after years abroad in Europe and the Americas.
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Harold Morton Kramer
New
Northwest
Europe
America
Scotland in Song Shines Through Duggins and Dudos Spotlight
The article notes Scotland's landscape and culture, praising Harry Lauder as the dominant Scottish music figure. It introduces Scottish singers Duggins and Dudos appearing at the Chautauqua on August 4, highlighting Davd Duggin as a leading Scots tenor beside Lauder.
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Scotland
Harry Lauder
Duggins
Ernest Dudos
Harry
Lauder
Davd Duggin
Jeannette Kling to Headline Osceola Chautauqua Tour
Mono actress Jeannette Kling has been booked for the Osceola Chautauqua program on August 5. Her prior appearances include Philadelphia ten, Dallas five, Chicago eight, New York two, St Petersburg six, Lexington six, Montgomery twelve, Memphis ten, and Chautauqua eight, reflecting a heavy touring schedule.
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Jeannette Kling
2 Stock Company of
Central West
Philadelphia
Dallas
Texas
Cheago
New York
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lexington
Montgomery
Ala
Memphis
Ye Olde New England Choir Study Impresses Historians
Music historians note that those who study early music history are impressed with the performance and scholarship surrounding a New England choir known for its historical repertoire and authentic practice. The piece highlights how archival research informs their singing style and period instruments.
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YE Olde
NEW England Choir
Perry to Present Music History Program at Chautauqua
Frederic L. Perry of Boston conceived a program showing the different periods of music through song cycles. Perry and his company will appear at the local chautauqua on August 5 to present ragtime, jazz, and other styles in a scholarly yet entertaining sequence.
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Frederic L. Perry
Boston
Perry
Brass Choir Ensemble heads to Osceola Chautauqua
A five member Brass Choir Ensemble with three trumpets and two trombones performs inspiring numbers by Gounod arranged by Thurlow Lieurance. The group promises fine musicianship and a dignified program at the Osceola Chautauqua on August 6.
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Gunaud
Thurlow Lieurance
Chautauqua
Osceola
Congressman Yates Sets Talk on The Five Smooth Stones
Illinois congressman Yates will deliver a speech titled Our Country under the subhead The Five Smooth Stones from the Brook on August 6. He is noted as one of Congress's most fluent speakers.
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Yates
Illinois
Congress
Eastman to Speak in Osceola on August 7
Hon. Joel W. Eastman Canadian attorney and financier will present in Osceola on August 7. He is described as a visionary thinker and builder of human kindness, aiming to inspire individuals and communities.
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Joel W. Eastman
Osceola
Shepherd of the Hills stars return to Osceola August 7
Louie E. Ramsdell again leads in The Shepherd of the Hills with Margaret Gray of New York City as Sammy and Etna Ramsdell as Aunt Molly. The production, by Harold Bell Wright, has been praised despite critics over religious themes. Appearing on the Standard Chautauqua circuit Osceola hosts the final program on August 7.
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Louie E. Ramsdell
Sammy
Margaret Gray
New York City
Molly
Etna Ramsdell
Harold Bell Wright
Osceola
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C. HW. Barnard
Republican County
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Lord
New York Tribune
Harry Snyder
Oliver Scow
Wahoo
Gust A. Peterson
Eureka Sprigs
Mr. Peterson
Oscar I. Anderson
BE. M. Burke
Mr. Adamson
Mayo Institute
Rochester
Minn
E. P. Pike
Grant Cypher
Mary Cypher
C. Petrus Peterson
City
A. W. Petergon
P. E. Shostrom
Axel Shostrom
Bloomington
A. O
Andrew
Peter
Ira Shostrom
Shostrom
Ipeyade Nes
William Jennings Bryan
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