Republican Ticket in Nebraska State Elections
The ticket lists L Norval for Supreme Court Justice with Seward ties, L J Knight and Charles H Morrill for Regents, Aa H Church for 10th Judicial District judge, Leroy Martin for County Judge, A Brott as Sheriff, W F Bassett as Coroner, Adam Ickees for County Treasurer, L B Cary for County Clerk, T W C Wolf for County Surveyor, Miss Mattie McGre for County Superintendent, E S Crigler for Commissioner, A H Frame for Precinct Commissioner, W K Guy for Assessor, B A Jones and S B Bartlemay as Justices, A L McCurdy as Constable, P Newby and Brower as Road Overseers.
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Supreme Court
L. Norval
Seward
State University
L. J. ¥. Knight
Custer
Charles H. Morrill
Polk
T. W. C. Wolf
Camp Clarke
Mattie McGre
Union Valley
E. 8. Crigler
Redington
Wietetes
A.’ H. Frame
Lodge Pole
The People’s Ticket in County Races
The piece argues the people’s ticket centers on the sheriff and county judge nominees. It urges Republicans to back Brett while Democrats split votes. For county judge, DeCastro is the incumbent but not guaranteed GOP support. Martin is the regular nominee and deserves unified Republican backing.
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People's
People’s
Trixer Aph
Charles Trognitz
Brett
F. H. DeCastro
The
People
DeCastro
Martin
Seventeenth Year For TxSecRaru Newspaper In Sidney
The TxSecRaru marks its seventeenth year since 1873, claiming the oldest paper in Cheyenne county and Sidney. It underscores its long tie to Sidney and Western Nebraska, vowing to improve news service to meet community growth and needs. The publisher asserts faith in Sidney’s future, aims to keep the paper premier between North Platte and Cheyenne, and notes the businesslike conduct and need to address delinquent subscriptions as golf time nears renewal.
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TxSecRaru
Pon
Cheyenne County
Pioneer
Nebraska
Sidney
Fort Sidney
TrixcRarn
TerecraPy
North Platte
Cheyenne
Beleving
Toward Regional Manufacturing Hubs for Raw Materials
A Nashville Tribune style forecast notes that future business will concentrate near raw material bases. It urges early payment on subscriptions and highlights opportunities for cotton mills in the South, woolen mills with West sheep, flour mills in wheat belts, linseed oil near flax, and packing houses along the Missouri. It suggests Western Nebraska adopt sheep farming and attract a woolen factory, leveraging nearby Colorado and Wyoming coal fields.
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South
Missouri River
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Colorado
Wyoming
Frame and Crigler for Cheyenne County Commissioner
Republicans Frame and Crigler face questions from the Democratic Central Committee about alleged mismanagement of the county poor farm. Cheyenne County Republicans argue these men will act honestly and with sound judgment, willing to decide on keeping or ending a rented farm if needed, rather than making grand promises before election.
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Frame
Crigler
Democratic Central Committee
Cheyenne County
Newspapers Pray For Ethical Standards In Reporting
The piece criticizes sensational tactics and endorses reform efforts led by J. Even Foster and others to create a training school and intelligence office in New York. It highlights a plan to certify girls for domestic work, benefiting both employers and workers, and notes the unexpected career move of W. A. Scott from Sidney Nebraska.
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J. Even Foster
Francis Willard
Kate Sanborn
John A. Logan
New York
Judge’s renomination praised by bar and public
The nomination for district judge drew praise as appropriate and deserved, reflecting the people and bar’s satisfaction with his service on the bench and endorsing continued tenure.
Tux TeLEeorapi Receives Frontier Poem “The Sod Cabin”
The paper notes Grant L. Shumway editor of the Ashford Advocate presents The Sod Cabin a poetical production that savors frontier life and avaints characters in that setting.
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Grant L. Shumway
Ashford
Delegates of American Nations Tour to visit Omaha Saturday
The congress of American nations delegates, touring the country, will be in Omaha on Saturday October 26. The Omaha Republican and Dispatch have consolidated with J C Wilcox as head of the new management.
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Congress of American Nations
Omaha
The
Omaha Republican and Dispatch
J. C. Wilcox
Tax democrats nominate John H. Ames for supreme court judge
The Tax Democrats have named John H. Ames of Lincoln as their candidate for a seat on the state supreme court. If elected, Ames would serve as a justice on the high court. The party announced the nomination this week and outlined his qualifications and platform.
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Tax Democrats
John H. Ames
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Railroads Face Scrutiny Over Judge Norgal Nominations
Democratic papers in Nebraska linked M. 23. Reese’s supreme court nomination to railroads and labeled him a railroad man. Now Judge Norval is met with similar charges, though ownership by railroads is not proven. Local citizens urged united effort to end the “Chappell Sting” in Chappell.
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Reese
Democratic Papers
Nebraska
Norval
Columbus Sentinel
Judge Norgal
Democrats Protest Irrigation Projects in Northwest Plank
The Democratic state convention denounces federal irrigation to desert lands saying farmers should not bear higher taxes to foster competition. It contrasts this with Cheyenne county Democratic resolutions from last month and questions the party record.
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Northwest
Nebraska
United States
Cheyenne County
Questioned bond issue limits and Hastings convention notes
A discussion arises whether twenty five thousand dollars is more than needed to pay Cheyenne county floating debt. The bond proposition limits issuance to what is necessary to cover the indebtedness. Hastings convention on the fourteenth nominated Gilbert I Laws to succeed the late Laird after twenty one ballots. Some papers claim railroad influence dictated the nomination, a claim attributed to the people’s fault.
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Cheyenne County
Hastings
Gilbert I. Laws
Laird
Rsettle
Fragmentary Quote on Newspapers and Prejudice
Fragmentary excerpt argues that newspapers profit by stoking prejudice and harping on others faults. It frames press biases as shaped by dissatisfied readers and urges fairness, caution, and truthfulness in reporting to resist manipulation.
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Fidney Telegraph
Priclal Papre
Peard
Ballanan
10Th Judicial District
Aa H. Church
Ceoanty
Leroy Martin
Yer
A. Brott
Potter
W.F. Bassett
Adam Ickees
L. B. Cary
Ww. K. Guy
Justices of the Peace
B. A. Jones
Sobe Bartlemay
Constablce
A. L. McCurdy
P. Newby
Brower
W. A. Scott
Scott
Republican
Mitchell Daily Republican
Gideon C. Moody
Deadwood
R. Frank Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Moody
Pettigrew
Edgerton
Groff
Third Judicial District
Herbert J. Davis
J. R. Clarkson
Clarkson
Tne
A. H. Church
Branded Ag
Poatoffice
Neb
Compass Cattle Company
A. D. Echermerhorn, Sec'y
North Platte River
West Side Rose Street
E. Boettcher & Co., Proprietors
Wes
Rock Springs
GEO. W
Jenner
Pomeroy
Bronson
Sidney Boot and .Shoe
Boots&s & Cstablshed
Yue
Elcrita
Sidney, Nebraema
Cincinnati House
Chas. Dreyer
Front Street
Northside Lumber Yard
J.B. Ragan
Hathaway & Ragan
Rease
Myrtle Street
K. Bettendorf
California
Corner Myrtle and
Segond ST
M. Brown
Second Street
Sidney, Nesrasxa
Biducy, Webras
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