Two Giants of Nebraska Democrats Morton and Bryan
In late 19th century Nebraska politics J Sterling Morton and William Jennings Bryan rose as dominant figures shaping the state and national Democratic Party. Their rivalry defined factional battles from 1890s clashes over gold and silver to party control and elections. Bryan, a young prodigy mentored by Morton, won Congress in 1890, while Morton later duelled for influence, culminating in 1896 with Bryan as national leader and a split that fractured Nebraska Democrats.
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Democratic Party
Nebraska
J. Sterling Morton
William Jennings Bryan
Morton
Bryan
Congress
George L. Miller
The
World Herald
Miller
Candy hour idea from Riverside Hospital auxiliary
Riverside Hospital ladies auxiliary proposes a candy hour with 86 proof bourbon flavored candy. They have sold 40 boxes so far as proof of interest.
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Boonton
Ladies Auxiliary
Riverside Hospital
Across and Down Puzzle Clue List
A compact listing of across and down clues from a pirate themed crossword style page. Includes entries for various word lengths with definitions and the final clue set ending with Bird of.
Wedding Rites Held At Holdrege Church For Wilson Cousin
A Holdrege Nebraska wedding brought together Mr and Mrs Keith Wilson Mr and Mrs Paul Wilson and their daughters Mary Ann and Bobbie Mr and Mrs Gerald Rapp and a daughter and other relatives. Mary Ann served as maid of honor. Local families hosted meals and visited throughout the weekend with numerous calls and house calls noted.
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Keith Wilson
Paul Wilson
Mary Ann
Bobbie
Gerald Rapp
Holdrege
Neb
Frank Kurz
Ole Sidet
August Jurgens
Albin Olson
Ivan Liljegren
Elberne Leuhrs
Everett Mohart
Donald Deaver
Malin Sanderson
Norton
Kan
Joe Green
Eugene Kerns
Ole Ludwig
Scottsbluff
Howard Kurz
Emma Raddatz
Sterling
Grover Hatcher
Jim Mohatt
Dena Davis
Frank Kurt
Horace Owens
John van Mark
Carl Berzel
Harry Benzel
Dan Benzel
Leonard Benzel
Bernard Grothe
Francis Mitchell
Betty
Barbara Benzel
Eugene Collins
Mitchell
H. van Aelstyn
Anna Baker
Thomas Baker
Martin Patrick
Mary Reta
Denver
John Keelan
Juanita van Aelstyn
Cheyenne
Wyo
Kenneth Kurz
Kenneth Walter
Kenneth
Raddatz
Dense TV Schedule Ledger for Local Stations
A sprawling scroll lists daily programming from morning to midnight across local stations. It names dozens of shows, movies, sports, and public affairs with hosts and times, reflecting a busy television lineup.
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Old
Lakeport
Lazar
Mindanao
Blackthorn
Danish County
Sidney Draw Wilsons
Holdrege Church
Carl Benzel
John Owens
Horace
Missouri
Robert Kurz
Walt Fehringer
James Mohatt
America
Record Stockman
Lee
Peru
Chile
Argenstinz
Brazil
Panama
Brasilia
Whitley Travel
Agency, Inc
17Th St
Er, Colo
Channel 4
KOA TV
Kfbc TV
Fred
Fae
Kit Carson
Soupy Sales
Perry Mason
John Gunther
Betty Hutton
Lawrence Welk
Mr. Lucky
United States Marshall
Markham
Mike Hammer
US Border Patrol
Academy Theatre
Laramie
Chicago
Sounding Board
Sacred Heart
the Christophers
Frontiers of Faith
Discovery
Bob Devaney
Maverick
G. E
Phil Silvers
Dasthead
Paul Blue
Caesar & Cleopatra
Today
Showtime
Ray Milland
Young Dr. Malone
Margie O’brien
Margie O'Brian
Pete Smythe
Sheriff Scotty
Richard Diamond
Texan
KLZ TV
KB TV
Wells Fargo
Peter Gunn
Danny Thomas
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Ann Sothern
Bourbon Street
C. U
Death Valley Caves
Wyoming
Jack Paar
Sonny Grandelais
Dick Lewis
Jack Parr
Channel 9
NBC News
Dennis O’keefe
Sugarfoot
Arthur Murray
Red Skelton
Wyatt Earp
Bold Venture
CBS Reports
Phillip Marlowe
Alcoa
Panorama
Gene Amole
State Trooper
Ron
Huntley Brinkley - Edwards
Cisco Kid
Perry Coin
Dawson
Charlie Weaver
Flicka
Bat Masterson
Johnny Ringo
Pat Boone
Donna Reed
San Francisco
Robert Taylor
Dick Lewis Snow
Huntley-Brinkley
Edwards
Shotgun Slade
China
Gale Storm
Wamsley
Telegraph
Stere Phonograph—Tv
Agi
Sidney
Illinois