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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
3
B K Bushee announces candidacy for re election as representative of the 54th district subject to Republican primary August 16. He pledges to back progressive legislation and district and state interests, and stresses redistricting timing during census year to ensure proper representation.
Cheyenne county candidate Leroy Martin announces his bid for reelection as county attorney. He enters the race subject to Republican primary approval on August 16.
R W Devoe announces candidacy for Nebraska county attorney at the Republican primary. He states the election will determine the nominee, and his name appears as a заявка for the office in the upcoming contest.
Walter V. Hoagland, North Platte, Nebraska, announces his candidacy for state senator from the Thirtieth District. He pledges to push western Nebraska interests, support initiative and referendum, county option, recall of corrupt officials, and an efficient honest administration aligned with Theodore Roosevelt’s square deal. Hoagland plans to run in the August 16 primary.
The piece describes extreme heat and humidity dominating the week, with public discomfort, strained nerves, and risky behavior as people cope. It notes mentions of the Telegraph moving, a list of locals visiting from eastern Iowa to view land and make purchases, and a few short notices about a trip to the Colorado borders and a local sale by C. J. Osborn.
Congressman Kinkaid appeals to constituents as he runs for re election in the August 16 primary. He defends his record siding with Roosevelt era policies and Taft revisions, counters attacks over coal land entry in Alaska, and cites endorsements from officials and supporters to secure another term.
Fragment reads as an archival notice referencing a district court clerk named H. T. and a 42-5 case, with missing surrounding context leaving unclear actions or outcomes.
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