Nebraska politician Jack MacColl praised as commoner and capable leader
Dawson county records note MacColl appointed in his place, served thirteen years in Nebraska legislature, and was praised for honesty and work ethic. In 1890 western supporters urged him for governor nomination. later nominees shifted to Majors and Majors again, with MacColl seen as a steady, principled public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson County MacColl
Nebraska
L. D. Richards
T. J. Majors
School Items and Student Attendance Report
Students attended classes with Hazel, Harry, Emerick, Bes sie Rucker and Ella Sutton as visitors. Arthur Chancellor was away for sorghum duties and May Pearson returned to attend school regularly. The group met in the principal's room for a literary program and a tenth year class gathered for two hours of study and social time, ending at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Harry
Emerick
Bessie Rucker
Ella Sutton
Arthur Chancellor
May Pearson
Adams and
Sterling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Slandu
Estectare
Ade Doll
Orlando Tefft
H Piven
Hedlund
Churogsill
H. R Corbett
Russell
M. P
Rinkaid
Whitmamore
Ws. J Seinee
C.F
Jefferson County
George E. Jenkins
Newton
F. Ankrum
J. W.starr
Por Constable
W. C. Palmer
Leet Oo
Bears
Auavorse
Chamberlain
G.booxs
Boote
St. Mary Coun
G.O. Taylor
Jolly Jokers
Grend Island
Tas Geno de
Jack MacColl
Ora
Fon
iGo
C. R. Bracken
Partlow
Steele City
Mouwisic
West Side Jewelry Store
J. W. Peters
Main Street
Sweet Reader
Emerson
Erman
Fairbury, Neb
Elokire Aes
New York
Gigeeres
City ‘Standard
New York Weekly Tribune
Imerson Piano CO
Boylston
Fifth Ave
Chicago
The
Steele City Standard
Geo.w. Best
Tribune
New York City
NEW York Weekly
William Rickisley
Morocco
Tye
A. H. Phelps
Northwest Corner
Main and Téa Streep
Sterble City
Ays
Hollenberg
State Bank OF
al Brown
J. Fhompson
Lapis
Eroy
J. Monroe Davis
Bonbed
Abstract Office
Fairbury
Nebrassa
Yes
Eorrors
Berlin
Fowier & Ankrvum
Faemes
United States
RTP An's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!