Hazen Backed by Democratic Party Appeal
A political appeal urges voters to support N. F. Hazen in the election for county office, asserting the Democratic party as the laboring men’s party and the true Greenback party of the county. It urges voters not to be deterred by name letters and to oppose re-electing their oppressor.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Nebraska
People’s Party
Ceretain
Cheyenne County
Ess. H. Bradly
Sfet
Maui
The Plaindealer and Sidney Cattle Men in Local Politics
A partisan piece attacks the Plaindealer for late publication and criticizes political opponents. It urges voters to back Norman Frazen for County Commissioner and Thomas Kane for the State House, arguing cattlemen face threats from monopoly interests and urging turnout to prevent perceived injustices.
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Cheyenne County
Thomas Kane
Sidney
Sidney Itty
Nebraska
Norman Frazen
West
Hazen Nominates for County Commissioner Promises Honest Fiscal Policy
In accepting the People's Convention nomination Hazen pledges no axes to grind and vows to discharge the duties with honesty uprightness and strict economy in county disbursements. He aims to serve without favoritism and ensure prudent spending.
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People’s Convention
Hazen
Juwee
Greenback Convention Nominates Charles McDonald for Senator
North Platte endorsement highlights Charles McDonald of western Nebraska as a strong candidate for the Twenty-sixth District State Senate. The Greenback convention on Oct 23 praised his long ties to western interests, business leadership, stock knowledge, and plainspoken integrity.
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Charles McDonald
North Platte
Nebraska
McDonald
Ropes of Sand and Stage Line Inn under Liscomb
A fragment notes the ballera' party managers pressuring working men, who refuse to yield after long restraint. It then mentions the Water Hole Ranch fourteen miles north of Sidney on the 8 and 5 H. B. Stage line, run by Geo. Liscomb, described as courteous and efficient and a top eating station on the road.
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Ballera’ Party
Water Hole Ranch
Sidney
Geo. Liscomb
Political contest renews call for honest campaigning in Nebraska
The article salutes a near election in Western Nebraska and praises honesty in candidates. It condemns moneyed interests and taxes as indirect, urging Democrats and Greenbackers to unite for laborers’ interests and voting the full ticket to defeat opposition in a heated race.
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