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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
4
B. K. Bushee announces candidacy for re election to the 54th district subject to Republican approval at the August 16 primaries. He pledges to support progressive legislation and seeks proper redistricting after the census to ensure adequate representation for the district and state.
The author announces candidacy for re election as county attorney of Cheyenne county pending Republican primary approval scheduled for August 16. He signs as Leroy Martin.
R W Devoe announces his candidacy for a Nebraska office subject to Republican voters at the August 16 1910 primary. The statement signals a formal campaign launch and relies on party backing.
Lewis Brott of Sextorp Nebraska announces candidacy for county commissioner for the third district. Primary election is set for August 16, 1910 under the Democratic party.
Walter V Hoagland of North Platte Nebr announces his acceptance of a petition to run in the August 16 1910 Republican primaries for the Thirtieth Senatorial District He pledges to push Western Nebraska interests seek legislative reapportionment support initiative referendum and county option recall of corrupt officials and uphold honest administration and Republican precedents led by Theodore Rinewatt.
Robert G. Ross runs for nomination for Congress in Nebraska's sixth district on People Independent Republican Democratic and Prohibition tickets. He denounces trusts and graft and pledges to oppose coal land seizures and corporate property transfers while advocating Roosevelt Lincoln Jefferson policies and reform against graft. He cites earlier bills and calls for direct voter access and pure politics. C. E. Adams seeks U S Senate seat and promotes a clean, experienced, anti graft platform urging support in the August 16 primary.
M P Kinkaid announces candidacy for re nomination to Congress in the upcoming primary on August 16. He defends his record supporting Roosevelt era policies and tariff positions while addressing attacks about coal land transactions and attendance.
Frank E. Beeman declares a Republican platform for Congress emphasizing good government, opposition to boss rule, loyalty to Republican principles, protective tariffs, and opposition to party leadership while promising to vote against Mr Cannon. He criticizes Alaska coal land grabs and Ballinger ties, endorsing public service and no personal enrichment. George C. Tunkin, secretary of state, is listed.
The Stewitts dwelling for sale includes stone plexin and flora or will trade for land. Inquire at American Bank. Mrs. Delila Howard Dyke arrives from Hoover Oregon to visit her mother at Howard ranch near Sunol. Sheriff McDaniel distributes the primary ballots. Myrtle Hiett of Lincoln will give a reading August 21 at the M E church.
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