Nebraska campaign debate shifts toward Hoover and Smith
Nebraska voters face a pivotal election with Hoover’s rising support noted by polls and party leaders. The piece analyzes Governor Smith and Senator Edwards, the Bryan and Tammany ties, and tax deficits linked to prior administrations, framing the race as a test of leadership and national party dynamics.
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Nebraska
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Charley W. Bryan
Arthur J. Weaver
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Weaver
Rone
William Jennings Bryan
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New Jersey
Houston
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New York Herald
Local News Roundup From Days Gone By in Osceola
A. A. Newcomer retires from the restaurant business with Willie Cole succeeding him. A. A. Young unveils a new meat dipping machine powered by a gasoline engine. Dr. Heald improves from a typhoid bout contracted in Kansas City after aiding Olive Ericson. Osceola Hardware stove drawing contest drew a large crowd. John Bell won the hot blast stove. M. F. Bates of Beulah bought 19 bred hogs from Beatrice to boost swine raising. scrub stock is dismissed as stockmen pursue quality.
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A. A. Young
Mr. Young
Kansas City, Mo
Olive Ericson
Stromsburg
Osceola
John Bell
John
Bell
M. F. Bates
Beulah
Mr. Bates
Beatrice
Aneola Root Shows Quick Help for Digestive Distress
Mrs Will Scheagart of Hillsboro Wisconsin reports Aneola Root eased digestion gas and stomach distress after meals. She says benefits appeared after the first two doses and praises the quick acting remedy. Sold by Crouse-Tex Co.
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Will Scheagart
Hillsboro
Wis
Crouse-Tex Co
Bennett Seeks County Post and Sells Property Listings
Republican F T Bennett campaigns for County Commissioner in the NE district promising fiscal prudence and temperance enforcement. Classified ads offer a 1927 Chrysler Model 50 for sale, plus two tracts near Osceola with modern houses and improvements, contact Mark Timm.
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Chrysler
Ben Farris
Hoover Ratification Push Prompts Republican Tide
The piece states Herbert Hoover’s rising popularity and calls the November election a ratification of his quiet dignity and reserve. It suggests Hoover’s growing national confidence and positions the vote as a confirmation rather than a contest.
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Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Lynn
Norbeck backs Hoover amid farm policy splits in Senate
G O P Senator Peter Norbeck of South Dakota endorses Hoover for the presidency, showing influence within the Progressive Farm bloc. The piece notes Senator Simeon D. Fess and Governor Smith shift positions on the Mc Nary Haugen Farm bill, with Leanings split between East and West. It criticizes stance on voluntary surplus handling and references the Capper Volstead Act.
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South Dakota
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Simeon D. Fess
Overnor Smith
West
New York
the World
Nebraska
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