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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
4
The Sidney Telegraph notes lifeless presidential primaries this year with Wilson's renomination assured. It says Democrats will have perfunctory contests while Republicans show apathy from an excess of leaders and issues, yet signs suggest a rally for the unite leader who can ensure party success in November.
Nebraska Republicans may write their preferred presidential candidate on the primary ballot. Voters who opt to bypass the printed name should spell the full name, Charles C. Hughes, to ensure validity. Justice Hughes is expected to attract many votes in the state, so precise naming is crucial.
A Antelope Valley colony of 600 to 700 people owns 1000 acres and operates as a California corporation with a $2 million capital. Subscribers take 2000 shares, paid partly in cash and partly in labor, and incomes are shared by days worked. All land and production are owned by the members, with personal property private. The aim is self sufficiency in labor and industry, strong education ties, and a focus on industrial schooling within a developing agricultural community.
Former Senator Burton of Ohio, named as the favorite son for the Buckeye state at the Republican National Convention, calls for sweeping public engagement in government and policies. He says America holds transcendent possibilities and merits faith in the future, urging a radical shift in ideals to lift the republic’s material power and moral influence.
Congressman Gardner of Massachusetts says Colonel Roosevelt will not seek the presidential nomination. The Bay State rep is trusted and informed on Oyster Bay plans, but Roosevelt is not stopping adherents pushing him as the Republican standard bearer. He would not reject a nomination.
Several thousand suffrage supporters led by a brass band sang marching songs as a train left Washington carrying twenty three envoys of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage on a thirty eight day organizing tour through the western suffrage states.
William Barnes former chairman of the New York Republican state committee issued a denial of a report that he would not oppose the nomination of Roosevelt by the Republicans for the presidency.
McKean Bros announces arrival of the new complete Wallace 8135 silverware line the fall selection featuring contemporary design and durable finish.
Judge Albert J. Cornish serves his twenty first year on the district court of Lancaster County. He is reputed for a profound knowledge of the law and impartial, humane judgments. Neighbors have urged him to be their judge five times.
After a quarter century in Omaha and a decade in Bridgeport Nebraska, George J Hunt is described by supporters as a highly qualified candidate for the State Supreme Court. Those who know him call him a young man with a ripe legal experience.
Mayor Charles W. Bryan outlines a plan for Nebraskans including reduced telephone rates, universal good roads under engineers, municipal ownership of utilities, state hail insurance, and water power development to provide cheap electricity. He supports mail voting for farmers and will back dry constitutional amendments and progressive legislation if governor.
Myrtle Lancaster of Sidney Neb asks voters for support for county treasurer in 1916. She notes nearly six years as deputy, full office hours 8 am to 6 pm, state examiners report books in good condition, cites precedent of a woman in nearby Cherry County, pledges best effort and public service if elected.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer of Cheyenne County subject to Republican voters at the Primaries on April 18. Any support is appreciated. I am currently deputy county treasurer.
J W McDaniel announces candidacy for re election as Cheyenne County Sheriff subject to Democratic primary voters on Tuesday April 18 seeking continued service and support from the electorate.
The undersigned announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Democratic voters in Cheyenne County at the April 18 primaries. Support respectfully solicited by Louis Wasem.
H. T. Doran announces candidacy for re-election as County Clerk of Cheyenne County Nebraska. He submits his name to the Republican Primary to be held on April 18 1916 seeking voter approval for another term.
S. Radcliffe announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Attorney. He urges supporters to back his administration and notes past support at the recent primary and general elections.
A Sidney precinct assessor declares candidacy for county assessor, urging Democratic electors at the April 18 primary to honor his experience and value to taxpayers.
Anna McFadden announces candidacy for reelection as Cheyenne County Superintendent of Schools. She states the decision is subject to Republican primary voters on April 18 and respectfully solicits support from party electors.
William L Bates declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Representative from the 76th District subject to Republican voters at the April primary. He asks for votes citing his service during the last session as satisfactory.
A nominating notice announces a candidate for County Assessor, seeking party approval and urging support ahead of the Republican primary on April 18. The statement emphasizes the candidate’s name appearing on the ballot and requests endorsement.
Charles P. Chambers announces his candidacy for re election to the office of County Judge of Cheyenne County at the April 18 primary under the non partisan judiciary act.
Jesse C Sitton announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Cheyenne County in the April primaries seeking support for his bid.
For county assessor, I hereby announce my candidacy subject to the desires of the Republicans of Cheyenne County as expressed at the primaries to be held April 18, 1916. Respectfully solicit support.
B K Bushee declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator of the 27th district subject to April primary voters decision.
A county resident seeking the office of County Treasurer asks acquaintances to speak favorably to new residents. He states he has lived in the county 29 years and pledges full dedication to duties and taxpayers’ interests if elected.
F G Griffith announces his candidacy for County Clerk and asks Republican voters to back him at the county primaries on Tuesday April 18 1916.
W Olson announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer and seeks the support and votes of electors at the April primary.
A candidate for county clerk asks friends and party members for support in the upcoming Republican primary in April. The message requests endorsements to aid campaign efforts.
A Cheyenne County resident announces candidacy for sheriff in the Republican primary on April 18. If favored, the candidate asks for votes and influence.
A candidate filing for County Clerk of Cheyenne County asks for support from longtime residents and new voters ahead of the April primaries, inviting interaction and listing their ballot.
F N Slawson announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Clerk in Cheyenne County and asks for support at the primary election next April.
IL announces his candidacy for County Surveyor. Elmer K Nelson is a licensed civil and hydraulic engineer with irrigation and surveying experience. He pledges to focus on efficiency in all county works.
Yielding to the request of many friends I hereby announce myself as a candidate for county commissioner of the first district, which office I now seek. The author states this bid is supported by local friends and is to serve the district.
The writer asserts readiness to serve as County Assessor and believes familiarity with property values will ensure just, effective administration. He asks voters to support him on the Republican ballot at the April primaries.
L. H. Bordwell announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Surveyor subject to Republican voters decision at the April primaries.
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