district board halts acetylene lighting project at school
The board of education stalls an acetylene lighting plant at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Nettie Gould of Napanee Nebr is a guest at her cousin Dr. Claude Ellis. Rev. John W. Dickson returned from Hastings after the Presbyterian Synod. Congressman Sloan plans campaign stops in Jefferson county Nov 1 2. Hog cholera meeting postponed to next Monday. Miss L C Ballard lost six one dollar bills at Mrs Diller's administrator sale. Coal veins found near Fairbury on Clint Richardson farm. Mr and Mrs Geo Pitts return from Orleans La and plan winter in Louisiana. News notes on local families, a new photo studio opens in Diller next Saturday. The Boston Store Fairbury advertises bedding. A new serial story Tippecanoe starts in the Record. Rex Green to Harbette to run the telephone central. Loock returns from Peoria for his brother's funeral. Grandpa Grandma Cherry visits endicott. J D Butler visits from Laredo Mo. School notes cover visits, basketball schedules, first game Nov 10.
Enjoyable Birthday Social Event in Drayton
Mrs Dryden and other ladies hosted a birthday gathering Friday evening with about twenty three attendees. Mrs Hayes presented a cut glass pickle dish, followed by music, games, and refreshments, leaving the guest feeling happy and valued on aging.
Charles F Stark for County Assessor Candidate Endorsed
A Beatrice Nebraska letter dated Oct 6 1916 endorses Charles F Stark for County Assessor. Signatories include Lyman Brown J W McDonnell John Koch William Robinson and Robert W Sabin who describes Stark as thoroughly qualified with eight years as precinct assessor and broad experience in real estate insurance and auctioneering.
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Charles F. Stark
Lyman Brown
J W. McDonnell
John Koch
Wm. Robinson
I~bonham
C. Huber
Robert W. Sabin
Beatrice
Nebraska
Robert W. Sabin for District Judge
Robert W. Sabin announces his non partisan candidacy for District Judge of Gage and Jefferson counties. He highlights impartial, fearless justice and a long record as Beatrice attorney including district and county attorney roles, city attorney tenure, and a bankruptcy referee appointment.
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Gage
Jefferson
Beatrice
Nebr
City of
Federal Court
Chief Justice Morrissey Wins Strong Reelection Victory
The Judiciary remains non partisan and voters backed Chief Justice Andrew M. Morrissey with a large statewide majority. He carried 80 of 93 counties and totaled 9,993 votes more than any other Chief Justice candidate, with strong health and fitness noted.
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Morrissey
Supreme Court
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The
Board of Education
Nettie Gould
Napanee, Nebr
Claude Ellis
John W. Dickson
Presbyterian Synod of Nebraska
Hastings
Sloan
Jefferson County
L. C. Ballard
Fairbury
Clint Richardson
Richardson
Lincoln
Geo. Pitts
Oretta
Waller
O. A. Dean
J. F. Folkererts
Wymore
J. F. Rusher
Fairbury Nebraska
Boston
Tippecanoe
Mrs. Diehl
C. Diehl
Rex Green
Harbitte
Telephone Central
Peoria
Ill
John L. Loock
Boster
South Side Square
Grandma Cherry
W.A
J. D
Jim Cherry
Endicott
J. D. Butler
Russel
Laredo
W. A. Snyder
Mr. Butler
Missouri
Stark
Advi
Frank L. Rain
Chief Justice
Andrew M. Morrissey
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