Who's Who On State Ticket
List of nominees and candidates across parties for Nebraska state offices with names, towns, professions, and prior offices such as governors, legislative roles, insurance, law, education, and military service. Includes Bryan, Griswold, Faul, Jurgensen, Metcalfe, Wilson, Swanson, Marsh, Conklin, Swanson, Hall, Bass, Good, Sorensen, Bolen, Dort, Griffith, Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bryan
Lincoln
Commoner
Dwight Griswold
Gordon
Gordon Journal
House of Representatives
Free Terms
American Legion
John M. Faul
Harvard
Walter H. Jurgensen
Western Union Life Insurance Company
C. A. Sorensen
Railway
Floyd L. Bolen
Friend
Lloyd Dort
Insurance
Glen Griffith
Grant
Y M.ca
Omaha
Ralph W. Madison
Wedding anniversary celebrated at St Pauls Luth eran
The Ladies Aid of St Pauls Lutheran church hosted a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Oscar Mueller on Sunday evening marking their wedding anniversary. Local calls included Mrs J E Morrow visiting Ben Hilpert and family. Rev H L W Schuetz of Cheyenne stayed with Rev G H Bodinke and trips included visits among neighbors such as Anton Steffens, Frank Mueller, John Heimer, Pete Nelson and Dan Heimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Oscar Mueller
J. E. Morrow
Ben Hilpert
Ben. Hilpert
Anton Steffens
George Stromberg
Pete Nelson
Moorning
W. D. Mathewson
Dan Heimer
St Paul Paper Backs Frank J Taylor for University Regent
The St Paul Phonograph endorses Frank J Taylor for re election as University Regent in the fifth district. It praises his efficiency and economy, notes regents receive only expenses, and urges voters on the non political ballot to back him. The piece also discusses fuel costs and potato farming notes from Prof Brackett and Prof Loeffel, plus crop concerns this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Fifth Congressional District
Frank J. Taylor
Regent
The
State University
Taylor
Carpenter Favored by Crusade Group in Liquor Reform
The Nebraska division of a national prohibition reform group backs Terry Carpenter, Democratic candidate for Congress in the fifth district, over incumbent Robert G. Simmons on liquor policy. Carpenter pledges support for a remedy to the liquor traffic while Simmons backs the 18th Amendment as is. The Crusaders list also approves many other major party candidates for Congress, state senate, and state house, with seventeen previously listed by the anti-saloon league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
National Organization For Prohibition Reform
Terry Carpenter
Congress
Carpenter
Robert G. Simmons
Simmons
State Senate
National Crusaders
Corn for fuel and potatoes for hogs this winter
Corn will be fed to the furnace in parts of Nebraska this winter, wheat to cattle and potatoes to hogs. The practices arose from low prices and are limited, not encouraged by experts at the agricultural college, though experts acknowledge some crops will be disposed of in this way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler
Court House
BE. B. Brackett
William Loeffel
Nebraska
Agricultural College
Lowest winter tourist fares to the Pacific Coast offered
The Burlington Railroad announces daily until December 22 special round trip tickets to Los Angeles San Francisco Portland and Seattle for 25 percent more than the one way fare with final return limit January 25 1933 Tickets are valid in sleeping cars upon payment of the usual Pullman fare For complete information contact N A S McLean Ticket Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
N. A. S McLean
Mr and Mrs Art Schubarth Dinner Guests at Lueders
Mr and Mrs Art Schubarth and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Lueders home, sharing an informal family gathering and meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Schubarth
Henry Lueders
Sleepy After Meals Watch for Poisons
A dopey tired feeling is a sign of bowel poisons that breed germs. Adler ika acts on both upper and lower bowels without discomfort. West ern Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Drug Co
Get Up Nights Bladder Cure Promises Relief
A 25 cent box of Bukets bladder physic with juniper oil and buchy leaves claims to cleanse the bladder and stop nightly trips, noting relief within four days and offering a money-back guarantee. Backache and leg pains from bladder disorders are said to improve after this cleansing and with regular sleep restored.
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly
A promotional health note sells Kruschen Salts as a safe easy method to shed fat. It advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, cutting pastry and fatty meats, and weighing in after four weeks to measure fat loss. The ad promises a money back guarantee if health improvements are not seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Drug Co
Pleasant View Social Notes From Mrs. J. E. Hforrow
Mrs. J E Hforrow visits Dan Heimer on Friday evening and at the H B Wittrock home Rev and Mrs G H Boehnke spend time with Dan Heimer and his son Charles Saturday afternoon Miss Rita Mueller hosts the Walther League at St Paul s Lutheran church with about 35 attendees Mrs Albert Schliching hosts the Ladies Aid last Thursday Sunday dinner guests include the Sand family and Miss Reed Henry White and family are noted in the dinner scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hforrow
W. D. Mathewson
Dan Heimer
G. H. Boehnke
H. B. Wittrock
Charles
Albert Schliching
Ladies Aid
Rita Mueller
Walther League of
Family visit notes at Flagler and Moench home
Art Brandenberg spent the weekend with relatives at Flagler Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Art Schuessler and I 2 at the Henry Moench home. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Brandenberg
Flagler, Cole
Telegraph
Vote for Highway Patrol Bill in Nebraska Swat Crime
A Nebraska plan proposes consolidating three law enforcement agencies the state sheriff's office fire marshal and a department of public works bureau to enforce motor vehicle laws. Proponents claim savings 205000 annual costs reduced insurance and medical bills boosted gasoline tax revenue and fewer highway deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Department of Public Works
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry R. Swanson
Interstate Machinery and Supply Company
Postal Service
Grant County
Frank Marsh
Elester
Red Cloud
Albert W. Handschuh
William B. Price
Atorney Woechman Circle
George W. Marsh
Richardson County
Harry P. Conklin
Scottsbluff
Dan Swanson
Fremont
George E. Hall
Democrat
State Bank of
Bryan
T. W. Bass
Broken Bow
Republican State Committee
Weaver
Paul F. Good
Lincoln Board of Education
U.S. Navy
Roy
Bobbie) Chick
R. R. Routt
Loveland
Colorado
of the Legion Fight
Ham
and Kenny Austin
H. L. W. Schuetz
Cheyenne
G. H. Bodinke
Frank Mueller
John Heimer
Sidney
Crusade Group
Pacific Coast
Cheyenne County Lumber Company
Roche
Nex
Charles A. Gass
Supreme Court
I. J. Nisley
Art Schuessler
Henry Moench
Gus Doeit
Geneva
F. G. Bauer
Democratic
Eee
Sidney Drug Co
Kimball
J.L. Tewell
Devel Concereu
Arthur
McPherson
Lingoln
Dawson
J. JL. Tewell
Robert A. Barlow
Wieks
Thon iSite Teas
Tmaras
USS & Vis de
Wee Haun
Som Miyeyre County
Dile
Martin W. Dimery
Sidney, Nebraska
Western
Mr. Foster
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