Republican ticket heads for Western Nebraskan districts
The column lists Republican candidates for Congress in the 6th and hth districts including M D Wunkaid ONeill and Geo C McAllister Chappell. It also names Henry E Gapen Sidney as County Attorney and William Do ugger Redington as Commissioner with road overseers Fritz Bracer Wilhelm Schwartz and M E Ashburn Sol Willis for Sidney precinct. It urges voting straight party ticket and explains how to vote on the constitutional amendment, warning that not marking the ticket harms the amendment. The piece ends by praising Western Nebraskan's civic effort and warning against strife.
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Nebraska
Geo. W. Marsh
Nebrask
Flemimy
State of
Nebraskis
Lincoln
United States
Grea
Surte
Lincoln County Populists Protest Against McNeel Nomination
The Populists of Lincoln County Nebraska protest the Congressional District Convention leaders for issuing a nomination certificate to W B McNeel. Signed by a large number of party members, the document registers disapproval and vigorous protest of the action.
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Lincoln County
Nebraska
W. B. McNeel
Populists Protest McNeel Nomination and Back Kinkaid
In a district protest, Populists unsign McNeel citing anti fusion stance and lack of populist support. They urge voting for Republican M P Kinkaid, arguing McNeel's nomination lacked district sentiment and represented plutocratic interests. The group vows to vote twice for the protest, urging Populists to follow suit.
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McNeel
M. P. Kinkaid
Lincoln Letter on Berge Attacks and Ramse y Law Critique
The piece attacks Candidate Berge for misrepresenting Nebraska revenue law and criticizes his claims about the Ramsey elevator law. It notes Berge’s tears over railroad and utility assessments and contends the old law already limited local assessors. It cites Ex Governor Boyd and discusses populist demoncrat tensions and anti-pass law context.
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Mickey
Berge
South Omaha
State Board
Ramsey
Nebraska
Boyd
Folk
Missouri
Union
America
Portrait display crowds out other nominees at Berge event
The room showcased more than three hundred large Parker and Davis portraits, leaving no space for likenesses of Watson and Tibbles. In a secluded stage box, John N. Baldwin the railroad builder and R. L. Metcalf the railroad hater discussed quietly, offering encouragement to Berge.
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Parker
Davis
Watson
Tibbles
Mr. Berge
John N. Baldwin
R. L. Metcalf
Berge
Potter and County Notes From Cheyenne County
Potter is crowded to capacity with rooms in town filled and demand higher. The town mourns Pastor Hayes now preaching in Gering. Vandivers returned from an eastern trip. Mrs. V. recovering from typhoid fever but improving. Myrtle stays another year in West Virginia for school. Potter schools report strong attendance and enthusiasm. Cheyenne County’s only delegation in the Ogalalla mental arithmetic contest won prizes.
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Hayes
Gering
Potter
Myrtle
West Virginia
Cheyenne County
Ogalalla
Classes In Turkey Describe Economic Divide And Wages
The article notes three social classes in Turkey the wealthy ordinary workers and the poor. Wages for the poor range from 20 to 25 cents a day silk workers earn as little as 5 to 7 cents for a hard day. Farming is limited due to low profits and scarce machinery. Some wealthy individuals are said to be worth up to $2,000,000 and spend freely.
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Turkey
Yak of Tibet Noted For Size And Hair
The yak is described as one of Tibet’s largest mammals. It stands five to six feet tall at the shoulder and has an enormous shaggy coat. Underneath lies a fine woolly undercoat called pushim valued for cloth making.
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Tibet
There Are Faces So Fluid with Expression
A reflection on how faces change with thought and perception. The author notes that some people see rainbow meanings in others when eyes are fitted with glasses of insight. The piece contrasts outer appearance with deeper interior beauty revealed by thoughtful scrutiny.
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W. D. Howells
Lions Debate Share Over Orange at Home
In a playful exchange Mamma assigns an orange to Ethel and Johnny claims he has received none. Johnny notes that lions do not eat oranges, suggesting the humor in sharing and expectations within the family. The dialogue centers on who gets the orange and why the animal would not eat it.
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Mamma
Johnny
Ethel
No Cause For Worry Patient Fears Burial
A patient fears being buried alive as he tells the doctor he is not afraid to die. The doctor reassures and jokes that he will ensure the patient is not buried alive.
Prices for the Echules-Hawking engagement announced
Prices for the Echules Hawking engagement are 2 35 and 50 cents. The engagement runs three nights starting Monday November 7. Land office blanks for sale by The Telegraph.
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Land Office
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a promise to cure a cold in one day. It states BE. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a 24 cent price with refund if it fails.
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