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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
5
The article offers careful guidance for candidates and aspiring contenders. It outlines essential strategies, cautions, and best practices for those seeking election, framed in practical terms for successful campaigning.
Candidate appeal urges securing one yearly Daily Journal subscription by 9pm Saturday to gain extra votes and endorsements. Notes vote counts, five voice coupons, and daily ballot tracking with counts published each Monday and ongoing weekly. Campaign manager available daily to explain details and aid candidates across districts.
The list shows district 1 students and staff with associated monetary amounts or scores. Notable names include Mrs. Sybel Head Miss Anna Fiesel Miss Marie Donnelly and Mr. Major Arries with varied entries and figures.
In Plattsmouth and surrounding towns the 1915 community listings record numerous residents with Miss Josie Kiser and Miss Grace Ek among a wide roll of names. The page shows voters, post listings, and local figures across districts including Bellevue, Louisville, Union, Murdock, and Cedar Creek with many individuals named alongside addresses and roles in civic life.
A week long offer invites candidates and prospective contestants to secure a new one year Daily Journal subscription by June 20 at 9 pm. Each new subscriber brings a special ballot worth 5 000 votes, or 7 000 votes total with the standard ballot, giving a strong start to the race.
Christopher Irving of Denver, president of the National Association of Muster Plumbers, defended his group against claims of restraint of trade. He cited indictments of 36 members in Des Moines and accused federal agents of intrusive espionage. Illinois and Sioux City associations pledged backing for those indicted.
The twelfth biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting closed in Chicago on June 18. A notable protest against female suffrage endorsement occurred amid a lavish day of gifts totaling $20,000 to the federation treasury and completing an endowment fund of $11,006.
Five thousand people attended the eighteenth annual Maple Valley contest in Ida Grove Indiana on June 18 featuring a firework display and community celebration.
Valley Firemen's association presents awards for parade results with Odebolt winning ten dollars for best appearing company and Sac City ten dollars for the largest company. In the sport program Sac City and Holstein tied for first with twenty six points each.
A petition for a receiver for La Sate Street Trust and Savings Bank will be filed in Cook County. Bank examiners found loans totaling 1.573 million to firms linked to Lorimer and Munday, with assets in vaults listed as good but possibly devalued on forced sale. Criminal action would depend on the receiver record.
William M. Calder, a Republican congressman, accepts the nomination to run for the United States Senate. The announcement highlights Calder’s congressional service and party backing as he pursues the Senate seat.
A June tornado near Canistota caused extensive farm damage from the John Addy farm eastward over Harms ruins. W A Alcorn and Henry Halgerson barns demolished, outbuildings ruined, trees uprooted, a horse injured, and the Burton and Halgerson properties badly damaged with nine horses recovered from ruins. No loss of life reported.
A Cleveland physician plans to test a balloon cure for heart disease. The device, capable of holding two or three cats, will be hoisted 2 000 to 3 000 feet nightly. Patients will sleep above the clouds and descend in the morning.
London reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has a bad throat. A throat specialist says his larynx is in bad shape and he cannot undertake a continuous campaign or speak outdoors for the next three months. He should limit speeches to a few.
Constantinople dispatch reports the Turkish government proclaims a state of siege at Smyrna and along the Dardanelles to halt the emigration of Greek residents from Turkey.
Closing prices list for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard and Ribs with July and September figures. Cash market shows No 2 hard wheat No 2 corn and No 3 white oats price quotes.
Chicago June 18 cattle receipts 15000 slow with prices 7.55 to 9.20 for beeves western steers 6.80 to 8.15 stockers and feeders 6.10 to 8.10 cows and heifers 2.60 to 8.70 calves 7 to 10.25 hogs receipts 31000 slow bulk sales 8.20 to 8.25 light 8 to 8.25 heavy 7.85 to 8. })
South Omaha market report June 1 shows cattle receipts 2200 steady with beef steers 7.50 to 9. Cows and heifers 5.25 to 8.30 stockers and feeders 6.50 to 8 bulls 5.75 to 7.25 calves 7 to 11. Hogs receipts 8500 higher with bulk sales 9.10 to 9.40. Sheep receipts 3000 higher with lambs 8 to 9. Theewethers 5.75 to 6.25 ewes 5.50 to 5.90 yearlings 6.59 to 7.15.
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