Stamy Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Jefferson County
D K Stamy of Harbine Nebraska announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff. He asks Jefferson County voters to support him at the primary on August 14 1934.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
8
D K Stamy of Harbine Nebraska announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff. He asks Jefferson County voters to support him at the primary on August 14 1934.
Emil Ackeman, incumbent sheriff, announces candidacy for nomination and re election to the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office on the Republican ticket. He asks voters to support him in the upcoming primary on August 14.
J W Rohrbaugh announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Commissioner First District in Jefferson County. He asks voters for support at the August 14 primary.
George W. Arnold announces candidacy for County Treasurer of Jefferson County as a Republican. He seeks voters support at the primary election on August 14, 1934, and urges the electorate to consider his bid.
John R. Mendenhall announces his bid for county treasurer as a Republican candidate in Fairbury Nebraska urging voters to support him in the August 14 1934 primary.
Wm. Woods of Steele City Nebraska announces candidacy for Treasurer of Jefferson. Candidacy remains subject to voters at the primaries on August 14. Your vote and support are appreciated.
William Rahe Jr announces Republican bid for Jefferson County First District commissioner. Supports primary Aug. 4 in Jansen Nebraska.
Herbert D. Garber of Helvey Nebraska, Republican, declares his bid for Clerk of the District Court and asks voters to support him at the August 14 primary.
Gage county did not hold a county fair in 1894 and oats yielded up to 50 bushels per acre nearby. Notices recount a wedding on July 27, 1894 and other local events. The piece recalls strikes in 1877, rising national debt, a 1894 state valuation, and a turn from rail to road transport as the era shifts.
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