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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
4
Democratic ballot slate lists candidates for Supreme Judge John J Sullivan. Regents William I. Wired P &. County Clerk Mo Sormicshen. Sheriff Poe Clerk of the District Court Joseph Thier. County Judge Harvey D. Trayts. Assessor Coroner Surveyor Jacob Pf Paltee. Craig Bant er Smite. County Supervisor First District Jacob Teiets ch.
A fragment notes Elwood Indiana as the town with a reported policy against Black residents, tying it to a history of horrors in the state tied to figures like Perry Heath and Beveridge.
Observers note extensive filling and tearing up of old wooden sidewalks on Main Street, signaling major improvements that could elevate the town to have one of the state's best walks.
Republicans mock fusion in politics yet reveal fear of a broader united Democratic coalition and tariff revision advocates. The platform pushes for moderate tariff reform aligning with a broader, cross faction appeal.
The passage notes that almost all have forgotten the Cuban treaty and Congress would not pass enabling legislation, but President Theodore Roosevelt plans to call a special session to keep the matter alive and prevent its lapse.
General Leonario Woop has completed thirty days of actual service yet in four years rose from army surgeon captain to brigadier general. He stands among the senior brigadiers, ahead of hundreds who served throughout the Civil War.
Reports of grave scandals touch the Post Office Department Interior Department Justice and Government Printing Office while Agriculture quietly investigates a separate issue. The piece argues for a broad change in administration.
Virginia Senator Dasxrees criticizes the Aldrich bill’s roundabout method to channel treasury surplus to banks for loans at favorable rates. He argues a tax reduction would curb the surplus and let people earn interest on their own money.
The Wisconsin Republican governor warns that a rise of corporate power and business interests is weakening the people’s control over government. He calls for a return to democratic victory to restore the founders’ landmarks and integrity.
The writer notes the visit of David A Ball of Missouri with Mrs Ball to Plattsmouth to meet Mrs Kate Miner a relative. Describes Ball as a leading Missouri Democrat and an eloquent orator with a long political record including Lieutenant Governor and four years in the Missouri Senate. Recounts a 1897 Kansas City driven speech in Memphis and praises his dedication and persuasive speaking style.
The Nebraska Supreme Court justice John J. Sullivan was renominated by both Democratic and populist state conventions. Supporters praise his record, fairness and independence from corporate influence, urging voters to re elect him over Republican rival John B. Barnes in the upcoming election.
The republican state convention endorsed the Ramsey law, but critics question how railroads influenced the outcome. They argue the rails held sway over the convention's decisions and process.
A vintage ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a preventive for minor wounds to avoid death. It claims scratches cuts boils and similar injuries can be fatal and promotes 25 cent price at F G Fricke and Co drug store.
Road overseers are urged to act under state weed laws to compel landowners to keep road adjacents clear. A favorable season for weeds risks crops next year and penalties may fall on the careless who neglect their duties.
Advertisement states Porter’s antiseptic relieves pain instantly and heals at once for both man and beast, priced at 25 cents.
Porter's antiseptic healing oil 3 applied promises instant relief or beast. Price is 25 cents.
The Cass county Republican ticket is praised as solid but the Courier condemns behind closed doors nominations in Plattsmouth. It urges county voters to unite, end the ring, and demand a voice at conventions, even if Mayfield calls it knocking.
Lincoln News reports that major New York Republican papers, once supportive, now openly oppose Roosevelt for a second term. Harper's Weekly faces scorn for vicious attacks while southern opposition centers on the president's stance on race. Political plots and billboards are forecast as campaigns intensify.
A reader from Cass condemns the county convention trading and calls out misused influence. The letter argues the first stone hypocrite should not back a tied vote and notes a recorded vote for accountability.
An early 20th century advert promises prevention of self destruction through Electric Bitters. It claims the tonic strengthens nerves and builds the system while regulating stomach, liver and kidney function. Sold by F G Fricke Co. druggists for 50 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
Advertisment claims instant pain relief and healing for humans and animals. Priced at 25 cents, the product promises quick comfort and a simple remedy for various ailments.
A historical balance sheet fragment for a Nebraska Cass County association shows totals for capital stock paid up, reserve fund, undivided profits and other liabilities. The document includes real estate, cash on hand, expenses, premiums, warrants, and a sworn statement by secretary T. M. Patterson with a notary public seal and approvals by Hawksworth and Houseworth.
The post notes No 30 Freight running daily except Sunday to Pacific Junction and No 26 Local to Pacific Junction with a 2 40 pm time reference.
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