Republican County Convention Delegates Sought in Jefferson Nebraska
The Republican County Convention for Jefferson County Nebraska calls electors to choose delegates at Fairbury for county offices including County Judge County Superintendent Coroner and County Commissioner. Precincts are apportioned by vote counts. caucus times and locations to be set by central committee with prohibition on proxy admissions.
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Republican Party
Jefferson County
Neb
Mt Fairbury
Jefferson Soeaty
Ebrasee
County
Cosa
Waess
Eureka
Rich Leys
Curkeeges
Jefferson
Pleasant
County ‘Central Committee
Coun Canteslaleo
J. B. McDown
Announcements for County Treasurer Candidates in Nebraska
Several individuals declare candidacy for county treasurer positions in Nebraska. Names include Munray Harbine Reynolds Fairbury and A J Kixa amid notices of endorsement and party conventions.
County Clerk Candidates Tied to County Convention
For the office of County Clerk the decision rests with the Republican County Convention. E L Cue appears as a nominee prospect. In Jefferson county Hunay W Caaxurs is noted as a candidate awaiting convention decision. Steele Oaty Neb. is also referenced in relation to county outcomes.
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Repun
E. L. Cue
Jefferson County
Blican County
Hunay W. Caaxurs
Steele Oaty
Neb
County Superintendent Announces Candidacy
A candidate declares for the office of county superintendent subject to the Republican county convention. The announces intent to seek the position and asks for party support in upcoming proceedings.
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Repab
Wu. Frersavas
Nebraska Ballot Likely With Seven State Tickets in 1897
The year 1897 is described as a debt paying era amid discussions of a Nebraska official ballot likely to include at least seven state tickets. William Jennings Bryan is highlighted as a farmer politician promoting his speaking for fees. Pat McCarthy of St. Louis sets a world record by lifting 4222 pounds. Kansas City Journal notes party pros and cons, and the U S president holds talks with Consul General Lee about Cuba amid war fears.
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Nebraska
Pat McCarthy
St. Louis
Lee
Cuba
Spain
Tomb of Garfield draws visitors in Cleveland for a dime fee
Visitors to James A. Garfield's tomb in Cleveland pay one dime to view the monument. With 50 000 to 60 000 annual visitors, the fee funds maintenance and repairs. The association runs the operation like a business, recording each dime on a cash register and selling relics beside it to boost income.
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James A. Garfield
Cleveland
Ohio
New Postal Cards Contract For Printing Two Billion
The government awarded a contract to print nearly two billion postal cards to be issued once current stock runs out. Two sizes will be produced, both smaller than present cards. One will be about a quarter inch narrower for envelopes, the other an inch shorter and three quarters narrower for indexing and librarians. The larger card will feature Jefferson’s head, the smaller a vignette of John Quincy Adams.
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Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Klondyke dressmaker and auction law spar over wages
A Klondyke woman claims ten dollars in gold for sewing a mother Hubbard. The Augusta Chronicle suggests thirty dollars. A local law allows selling a husband for six months’ service for desertion, posted at the city court door. Other items note falling distress of business failures and rising cotton seed prices as silver drops and the Dingley act takes effect.
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Klondyke
Mother Hubbard
Augusta Chronicle
St. Oe
Contrast in Economic Conditions From Cleveland Era to Today
The article contrasts current improved conditions with Cleveland era turmoil. It notes many workers finding jobs, railroads expanding car orders, banks reporting larger deposits and clearings, and factory activity rising versus four years ago when tariffs threatened collapse and unemployment ran high.
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Usu
Cleveland
Prodigal Daughter Shunned by Society Amid Retributive Tone
A dated, moralistic editorial laments the harsh double standard for returning women versus men, condemning the social exclusion of a prodigal daughter and praising leniency for repentant sons in a stark, gendered critique.
Money in growing good fruit and sound orchard health
An excerpt stresses proper orchard conditioning and cultivation to ensure steady fruit. It argues neglecting cultivation and watering harms trees, causing poor yields. The Nebraska Farmer note frames thorough soil care and manure as premium methods for better fruit production.
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Nebraska
Trusted and Active Gentlemen Travel for Dominion Company
Wanted trustworthy and active gentlemen or ladies to travel for a responsible, established firm in Nebraska. Monthly $65 plus expenses. Reference required. Enclose a self addressed envelope to The Dominion Company, Dept. , Chicago.
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Nebraska
The
Dominion Company
Chicago
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Jefferson Co. Record
Frank T. Pearce
Diller, Nebr
Leock’s Block
Diller
Sisile Ae
Supreme Court
A. M. Post
Platte
Regents of
the State University
John N. Dryeen
Buffalo
C. W. Kaley
Webster
Sean Serene
Cane
Enone
Recorp
Republican County Convention
Munray
Harbine
Nebr
Eye County
A. J. Kixa
Fairbury, Nebr
Republt
Bata
Mr. Bryan
Kansas City Journal
A Coufacturers
Corn Exchange National Bank
Chicago Purchasing Agency
Dearborn St
A. J. Sheldon
Fairbury and Diller
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