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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
4
A Missouri judge comments on term limits while a New York wife sues for divorce over her husband’s silence. A navy officer faces dismissal for drinking with an enlisted man. An editor from Deadwood is fined for improper mailing. A farmer fined for selling rotten eggs under food laws. The text then outlines primary voting procedures and sample ballot printing rules.
The piece outlines the new ballot form for the primaries next Tuesday. It explains that columns begin with candidates for supreme court judges in each party and that conventional squares follow for each party division, guiding voters on correct marking under the new law.
The Democratic press can republish Republican articles to supply Democratic thunder, as metropolitan papers read well to the common people who have built the nation’s wealth.
The piece cites August primaries and urges voters to elect precinct officers while criticizing the Payne Aldrich tariff. It rails against tariff favors for special interests and notes editorials from the Lincoln Star and World-Herald. It also mentions astronomic notes and a local grain broker, M L Williams, setting up business in the city.
The Winside Tribune notes a remark by young Mr. Hayward at the state convention suggesting Bryan makes Nebraska a baking oven for fool vagaries. It adds he should have said Republicans will claim and pretend to prefer these vagaries over their own dishes.
Three good registered Shorthorn yearling bulls for sale and Alo good fresh milk cows offered by Mark White.
Local notice seeks buyers or handlers for a quantity of alfalfa weed stored at a farm on 4 W. Shrader. Interested parties are asked to contact the proprietor for terms and pickup arrangements.
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