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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
4
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B. K. Bushee announces candidacy for re election to represent the 54th district pending Republican approval at the Anguat 16th primaries. He pledges support for progressive legislation and the district and state interests and notes census year redistricting will occur in the next session.
The candidate announces his bid for re-election as Cheyenne County Attorney pending Republican primary approval on August 16.
Notice states R W DeVoE seeks nomination to office with Republican voters in the upcoming primary to be held August 16 1910. The filing reference indicates eligibility and the election date affecting the candidate’s campaign.
A public notice states Lewis Brott of Sextorp Nebraska announces his candidacy for county commissioner district three subject to the Democratic primaries on August 16 1910.
North Platte Nebraska July 20 1910 Walter V Hoagland appeals to voters of the Thirtieth Senatorial District to nominate him for state senator on the Republican ticket August 16 1910 He pledges to back measures aiding Western Nebraska including reapportionment and supports initiative referendum county option recall and Honest administration aligned with Theodore Roosevelt style reform. He urges improvements in water and sewerage and cites local health risks from cess pools and typhoid dangers.
Judge M P Kinkaid congressman for the district circulated with friends last Monday evening. He declines Mr Beemans debate challenge but says history will defend him against the charges. W V Hoagland of North Platte, state senate candidate, visited local friends before touring Bridgeport Bayard and Gering.
The article notes Commissioner Lewis Brett announced his candidacy for re nomination following his honeymoon. It praises his service, asserts the current board should remain intact, and suggests supporters will give him a strong vote as a wedding present.
The community notes a fine crop of small grain with corn and potatoes looking strong. Numerous visits occur among residents including E M Nelson and family, J M Nelson, E E Glasabarn, and Mrs. Glassburn. Several outings to Potter, Sidney, Peetz Colorado, and local preaching are recorded along with a shower.
The report lists residents and visitors such as Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Rebecca Shear at Quinn's ranch. Others include Ben Carter with lightning rods, D Heimer and G Schear praised for fine corn, Gilbert Nelson passing through, and various calls at Peach Plum and Boy ranches.
A crowd of young people traveled to Scottebluff for the Chautauqua and came back Monday with reports of a fine time. Local residents Miss Lottie Raymond and others were noted in Sidney and nearby towns as visits and social calls continued through the week.
A Scottebluff county delegation adopts a resolution endorsing L. Shomway for Congress in the Sixth District. The document notes his recent remarks on local issues and urges voters to support him. Adopted July 23, 1910. polling and dental office notices listed in the Gapen building on August 8.
Frank E. Beeman, a Republican candidate for Congress from the 6th district, advocates good government, Roosevelt policies, and loyalty to Republican principles. He opposes boss rule, calls for representative government, tariff protection, and vows to vote against Cannon for speaker while criticizing coal land acquisitions and Ballinger’s Alaska claim.
On Sunday August 7 Christchurch hosts services including Sunday school at 10 a.m. litany holy communion and sermon at 11 a.m. evening prayer and sermon at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsals are Saturdays at 8 p.m. Ladies' Guild meets 3 p.m. Friday the 12th at the Rectory Guild room. Cement block machines priced from $25 and up. Oxborn stock of wallpaper available.
Text of a proposed joint resolution to amend Section 1 of Article 7 to redefine electors and allow certain foreign-born residents to vote after five years in the United States. It details ballot wording, adoption conditions, and certification by Secretary of State Geo C Junkin, with approval date of 1910.
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