Nebraska regent candidate Johnson backed by Dawson county
Fr an k M. Johnson of Lexington seeks support for regent of the University of Nebraska. The piece notes he is a University of Nebraska Law College graduate, promotes economical university management, and contrasts Johnson with opponent Taylor of St Paul. It also discusses tax policy proposals from Republican and Democratic platforms and calls for tax relief measures including lower delinquent interest and auto license fees.
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Frank M. Johnson
Nebraska
Dawson County
Lexington
University of Nebraska
Law College
Board of Regents
Johnson
Taylor
St. Paul
Cozad
Tax Machinery in State to Be Overhauled If Promises Are Fulfilled
If campaign promises are kept, Nebraska is due for an overhaul of its tax machinery. Both major party platforms and both gubernatorial candidates advocate tax reduction and significant changes in tax distribution. Attorney General C. A. Sorensen and numerous state legislators also push revision of the tax system.
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Nebraska
C. A. Sorensen
Griswold bids on repeal and tax reform in campaign statement
Dwight Griswold Republican nominee for governor says the coming legislative session will face many tax questions including repeal of the deficiency judgment law. He notes repeal would not affect existing debts and argues the governor eight years ago should have addressed the issue. He favors installment payments for real estate taxes to cut interest costs.
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Dwight Griswold
Sorensen
Bryan
New York
Giddys Paviat Objects to Government Campaign Cards in Cheyenne
Giddys Paviat, head of the wo mans auxiliary of the Democratic party in Cheyenne, writes to the Omaha World Herald protesting campaign literature mailed under government frank. She cites cards sent at government expense for Roosevelt materials, argues ethics and sportsmanship are at issue, suggests government printing should not aid partisan campaigns, and calls for remedies to curb such material.
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Giddys Paviat
Democratic Party
Cheyenne County
Telegraph News
Omaha World Herald
Franklin D.roosevelt
Frank
Congressional Record
United States Government Printing Office
Republican National Campaign Committee
Republican‘national
Renmark
Election timing varying by state and time zones
A long notice outlines election closing times across states, noting early closures in New Hampshire and Rhode Island and late counts in Kentucky. It explains multiple closing hours in eleven states, differences by rural versus urban areas, and a plan to publish pocket almanac tables for sunrise and sunset to help hunters avoid shooting violations.
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New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Georgia
South Carolina
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Massachusetts
Washington
Oregon
San Francisco
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Kentucky
California
Kansas
Maryland
Michigan
Oklahoma
Tennessee
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Florida
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Virginia
Almanac
O'Connell
Fortis
Nebraska hunters to receive accurate timetables soon
Nebraska hunters will be provided with accurate sunrise and sunset timetables, improving scheduling and safety for game pursuits across the state. The updated data aims to help comply with hunting regulations and plan daily activities more efficiently.
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Nebraska
Final appeal by M O Bates for district judge race
M O Bates presents a concluding argument urging voters to scrutinize non political ballots and select a district judge with mental fitness from years of training practice and experience. He stresses applying the law without fear or favor and calls on voters to decide in privacy at the booth for Judge M O Bates of Dawson County.
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M. O. Bates
M.O. Bates
Dawson County
Sunrise and sunset timing by zone borders
The western border of each zone shows sunrise times while dawn for the eastern border is about eight minutes earlier. The sunset times for the eastern border are listed with a note that western border sunsets occur roughly eight minutes later.
Scotts Bluff gold plated road praise and critique
A Scotts Bluff Pioneer column decries a proposed 250000 dollar road up Scotts Bluff funded by a national pork barrel. It mocks Congressman Robert G Simmons for opposing a veteran bonus yet backing the project and urges residents to see the hill before construction and read a plaque praising him.
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Scottsbluff
Oregon
Robert G. Simmons
Bob
Bob Simmons
Scotts Bluff County
Treasury
Gentle Reader
Omaha
Kansas City
Scotts Bluff
Desert
Splcaiers
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Advéer ‘Jeamont
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