Public Debate on Campaign Publicity and Donor Disclosure
The letter discusses Andrew Carnegie and political economy, criticizes Bryan and Democratic platforms, questions publication of donor names before elections, and notes Republican opposition to campaign publicity while suggesting donors’ anonymity may persist post election. The piece mentions Beatrice Sun, World Herald comparisons, and a Beatrice Beatrice reference.
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Bryan
Dat Stigans
Mack On
Haramounis
National Corn Exposition to Open in Omaha in December
Omaha prepares for the National Corn Exposition from December 9 to 19 with a national scope. It will showcase varieties of grains grasses and clovers from the U S England Canada and Mexico and feature industrial and commercial uses of corn beyond entertainment. Prizes total 850000 and the event aims to advance scientific grain improvement in quality and quantity.
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Omaha
Union
England
Canada
Mexico
Attendees Gauge Interest in Local Field Developments
Readers and residents show interest by attending events as fields shift focus toward practical outcomes. Community leaders note attendance signals support or concern for upcoming projects and policy decisions.
Westward Appeal for School Aid Faces Legislature
The Cheyenne county school superintendents urge large funding for weaker western districts ahead of the coming legislature. They seek about 200,000 to supplement last year’s 50,000 appropriation while critics warn against debt and insist on fiscal restraint.
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Cheyenne County
Pablic Schools
West
Fairbury
Cross
Sidney
Chey ‘Enne ‘County
Governor names four new Supreme Court judges
Governor Sheldon ended suspense by naming W. W. B. Rose of Lincoln and J. L. Root of Plattsmouth to three year terms, and J. L. Sullivan of Columbus and Jacob Fawcett of Omaha to one year terms. Sullivan is the only Democrat among appointees and previous service suggests broad competence.
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Sheldon
W.W. 'B. Rose
Lincoln
J. L. Root
Plattsmouth
J. L. Sullivan
Columbus
Jacob Fawcett
Omaha
Sullivan
W. B. Rose
Fragmented observations mix politics and fiction in unruly prose
A noisy collage of quotes, jokes, and a Nebraska tragedy vignette blends political sniping with old time advice and fashion commentary. It recounts a white settler tale of an Indian maiden and a poison arrow, ending with a haunting woods scene and the mystery of the maiden’s fate.
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Nebraska
Robert White
Bob
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