Representative Convention in Sidney Nebraska September 11 1900
A Republican delegate convention to nominate a candidate for the Legislature from the Sixth Representative District will meet in Sidney Nebraska at 1 30 p m on Tuesday September 11 1900 Judge M B Reese is named as banner and J K Evans is chairman with C D Lyxon as secretary Representation will be based on the vote for 0 an follows Lincoln McPherson Perkins Scotts Bluff counties to be represented fully by each county
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Nebraska
Sidney
Tueson
Lincoln
McPherson
Grant
Scotts Bluff
Hooker
Thomas Keith
Mimball
Corrick
Baldwin
Sth
Amint
Perkins
Scotts Bluffs
Republican County Convention Called at Sidney Nebr
The Republican County Convention is called for Sidney Nebraska at 2 p m September 8 1900 to elect four delegates to the Senatorial Convention and six to the Representative Convention and nominating a candidate for County Attorney. Precinct representation listed with totals and a recommendation against proxies and for holding primaries on September 1 1900. Chairman J L Moirroan Secretary J E Trisntes.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Bayard , Bronson, Carton
Camp Clarke
Court House Rock
Davison
Bagie
Gilchrist
Haynes
King
Zedgepole
Potter
Rmedington
Tee Pfrogaitz
Union Valley
Weir-Lisco
Sesseeccdt
J. L. Moixroan
J. E. Trisntes
Republican precinct meeting set for Sidney Nebraska
Republican voters of Sidney precinct meet at the Court House in Sidney Nebraska on Saturday September 1 1900 at 2 pm to select delegates to the county convention nominate precinct officers and transact other business as needed T B Dawson Precinct Chairman
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Sidney
Court Alouse
Neb
T. B. Dawson
Uncle Sam's Balance Sheet Ad Poster Note
A historical ad touts a large poster titled Uncle Sam's Balance Sheet promoting protection policy. It instructs placement where voters can read and lists a forwarding address in New York for four cents to request poster G. pAMAress American Protective Tariff ange.
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Uncle Sam
Pamaress
American Protective Tariffange
Weat
Atreet
New York
Republican race rumors and Grand Army parade report
The article notes possible Republican nominees for First district commissioner including O Harrington Casper Ellison Bert Bates and Jas Wolf. It covers the 35000 veterans in the Chicago Grand Army parade four hours twenty four minutes of passing and quotes Shaw praising it as the last great patriotic pageant. It also says a county convention will be held next Saturday to nominate county attorney and choose delegates for senatorial and representative conventions with First district delegates naming a commissioner candidate.
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First District
O. ©. Harrington
Casper Ellison
Bert Bates
Jas. Wolf
Chicago
Shaw
Grand Army
Wanted Paramounts Call at Bryan Farm Near Lincoln
A sensational public notice invites qualified voters to visit the Bryan farm near Lincoln. It promises a large stock for free delivery and touts cultivation of tentamounts from a famed 1896 lineage. It claims paramounts resist demagogy and ambition at conventions and wear well true to name.
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Morton
United States
Bryan Farm
Lincoln
Pullman Ordinary Sleeping Cars For Tourists
Pullman sleeping cars offer comfortable travel for large parties settlers homeseekers and hunting parties. Runs daily from Nebraska points to California and Oregon with mattresses curtains blankets pillows and uniformed porters. New modern pattern nearly first class palace sleepers. Excursions every Saturday. For details contact E R Breisch Agent.
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Union Pacific
Nebraska Pointe
California
Oregon Pointe
E. R. Breisch
Nebraska Deficit Forecast Raises State Budget Alarm
The article reports Nebraska facing a fiscal year deficit of no less than 100000 dollars, with shortages across state institutions from Peru to Lincoln and unlawful fund diversions. It attacks the Poynter administration and argues for Republican prosperity, citing farm gains and mortgage trends from the Agriculturist March 1900 issue.
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Omaha
Guy
Nebraska
Lincoln
Poynter
Euditor
Normal School
Peru
Institute For the Blind
Nebraska City
South Bend
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Mulford
Soldiers’ and Sailors' Hole
Grand Island
Institute For
Beatrice
Asylum For the Insane
Norfolk
Industrial School
Kearney
Ovar
Bryan
Bor
Amrican Agriculturist
United States
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