Hagemeister for Governor Gains Cheyenne County Backing
Bruce Hagemeister of Hemingford earns strong support from Cheyenne County Republicans and panhandle residents for governor. The grain elevator businessman, son of the late William Hagemeister, rose from Potter to the Naval Academy and University of Nebraska before teaching then building a broad Northwest Nebraska business portfolio. The Lincoln Star praised his forthright tax base stance, though some analysts note limited state renown. Also Intro to Msgr. Leo P. Keating’s arrival in Chappell Lodgepole parishes and a note on Art Hernandez preparing for fights in Barcelona and Milwaukee with a recent win at Milwaukee.
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Byron Johnson for lieutenant governor seeks western Nebraska vote
Byron Johnson of Gering Republican for lieutenant governor shares four generation Nebraska roots centered around Potter. A WWI flyer, Nebraska University graduate, attorney and former Scotts Bluff County attorney, he campaigns in eastern Nebraska while Western Nebraska is expected to deliver strong support. An unusual occupation note profiles Ken Swatzlander of Medford Oregon who raises fighting cocks shipping birds to Hawaii amid a backdrop of illegal or tolerated cock fighting in some locales.
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