Vote Cast in Jepe and Levcon, Governor Key Figures
A fragmented clipping reports voters casting ballots in a 1900 election era scene. It references a governor and levcon context with mentions of Marche or March dates and local political maneuvering.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
4
A fragmented clipping reports voters casting ballots in a 1900 election era scene. It references a governor and levcon context with mentions of Marche or March dates and local political maneuvering.
The snippet records scattered remarks from Fremont about a variety of local concerns. It mentions a Mr W H Powell and a reference to a proposed "Recky Moustein Tea" at 35 cents. The text is incomplete and parts resemble casual admonitions or shop talk.
A Grahemeville resident, H. H. Pinel, recalls his five year old son enduring frequent croup attacks. He credits Dr. King’s New Life Pills for relief after two weeks, praising them for liver and stomach help. The ad notes Sutton’s drug store stock and mentions local happenings as well as subscription urges.
The Republican party disclosed plans for major ratification gatherings in two locations as part of their campaign push. Organizers billed the events as early showings of party unity and momentum ahead of upcoming votes.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and numbers such as Gwen 116 and Arch Shuitz 182 with other figures like John the Peace and London 108. The text references a precinct ticket and a next week pineal mention.
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