State election slate featuring Daugherty Vanderoof and Shiles
Bold list presents M A Daugherty for state senator J W Vanderhoof for commissioner and WP Shiles for county attorney in a local campaign slate aimed at voters.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1890
Page
4
Bold list presents M A Daugherty for state senator J W Vanderhoof for commissioner and WP Shiles for county attorney in a local campaign slate aimed at voters.
A winded column from Fresoni Nebraska on October 26 urges voters to back the Republican ticket top to bottom. It touts candidates including Vere for governor, Brubaker and Burnett for road overseers, and Mixes for county attorney. It praises Matt Daugherty’s pace, attributes strong support across parties, and warns against alleged telegrams and slander.
A lengthy editorial contrasts Democratic cries of rising prices under the McKinley bill with merchant campaigns to push goods before an expected rise. It cites Mandel Bros Chicago and other firms offering lower prices, while urging voters to see through supposed protections. The piece discusses platform stances, election tactics, and local candidates with emphasis on business interests and tariff policy.
Methodist church outlines Sunday school morning service 730 pm preaching. Prayer meeting Thursday 730 pm. Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor 630 pm Sunday. Lutheran church morning 11 am and evening 730 pm. Sunday school 10 am. Wednesday prayer. Catholic services list masses 8 pm and 10 pm on Sundays except second Sunday. Children’s Sunday school 11 am to noon. Rosary and benediction before sacraments at 7:30 pm.
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