Republican county convention set for Sidney Neb
Republican county convention to nominate a Second district commissioner a county attorney and select delegates for multiple district conventions held at the Sidney courthouse on September 13 1890 with primaries urged for September 6 and detailed delegate counts by precincts amid broader political and local news items.
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Court House
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Neb
Bronsom
Gilchrist
Bayard
Haynes Colson
Camp Clarke
Potter
Court House Rock
Hediington Devle OM
Ceeeee- Ener
Sidney Ragle
Welt Gurman
Union “Valley” C
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Dorsey Favored for Third District Congress Seat
The congressional convention at Columbu on September 13 endorses Geo W Dorsey for congress citing experience and influence in banking and currency. Supporters note his hard work, restored garrison benefits to Sidney Cheyenne county and the Third district and warn against a distant alternative. The piece also mentions sugar beet profitability in Western Nebraska and aligns with independent allies backing McKieghan in the Second district, while a cyclone devastates Wilkes-Barre causing casualties and heavy damage.
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Republican Party
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House
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Caele
Tue Temeorary
Jearn
Third District
Platform plank highlights and farm policy stance
Platform endorses President Harrison and Republican congress on silver coinage and disability pension bills. Favors Australian ballot, anti land monopoly, union rights, and public utility controls. Calls for taxing corporate property, lowering freight and passenger rates, postal telegraph, grain rate reductions, wage collection, tariff reform for producers, and strict usury laws. Reports crop failures due to drought with corn at 10–50 cents a bushel and potatoes at $1.50. Mentions critical presses and a dairy farm disease study and a sugar beet palace project at Grand Island with Gettysburg exhibit. An accident on old Colony road near Boston injures after train wreck.
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Mississippi Valley
Interstate Commission
Missouri River
Lake Port
Wheat price spike eyed in New York market week
Wheat rose in New York with a predicted rise of 1.50 dollars per bushel. A potato famine rumor is reported in Ireland. A west coast plague and a storm devastates Summerville near Scranton. Davis Daytox from Ameresa is lauded for crossing the English Channel.
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Ireland
Summerville
Scranton
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Ameresa
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