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PLATTSMOUTH SEMI -WEEKLY JOURNAL
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Primary Election 1926
PEiOGRESSOVE
State Ticket
Vote for ONE For Governor
Ll ROY M. HARROP Omaha
Vote for ONE For Lieutenant Governor
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Vote for ONE For Secretary of State
Vote for ONE For Auditor of Public Accounts
For Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings
Vote for ONE
Vote for ONE For State Treasurer
Vote for ONE For Attorney General
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Vote for ONE
For Railway Commissioner
AUGUST P. SUNDBERG Omaha
Congressional Ticket
Vote for ONE For Congressman First District
JOHN H. ALLEN Lincoln
Legislative Ticket
Vote for ONE For State Senator Second District
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For State Representative Sixth District
Vote for ONE
County Ticket
Vote for ONE For County Clerk
Vote for ONE For Register of Deeds"
Vote for ONE For County Treasurer
Vote for ONE For County Sheriff
Vote for ONE For County Attorney
Vote for ONE For County Surveyor
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For County Commissioner Second District
Vote for ONE
For County Commissioner Third District
Vote for ONE
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For Clerk of the District Court -To Fill Vacancy
Vote for ONE ,
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Primary Election 1926
LAFOLLETTE INDEPENDENT
State Ticket
Vote for ONE For Governor
IZ OSMOND F. BYRON. Pender
Vote for ONE For Lieutenant Governor
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Vote for ONE For Secretary of State
Vote for ONE For Auditor of Public Accounts
For Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings
Vote for ONE
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Vote for ONE For State Treasurer
Vote for ONE For Attorney General
Vote for ONE For Railway Commissioner
Vote for ONE
Congressional Ticket
For Congressman First District
Legislative Ticket
Vote for ONE
For State Senator Second District
For State Representative
Vote for ONE
-Sixth District
County Ticket
Vote for ONE For County Clerk
Vote for ONE For Register of Deeds
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Vote for ONE For County Treasurer
Vote for ONE For County Sheriff
Vote for ONE For County Attorney
Vote for ONE For County Surveyor
For County Commissioner Second District
Vote tor ONE
For County Commissioner Third District
Vote for ONE
For Clerk of the District Court To Fill Vacancy
Vote for ONE
Primary Election, 1926
For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Vote for only ONE
EH ANDREW M. MORRISSEY Lincoln
ED CHARLES A. GOSS Omaha
G JOHNO. YEISER Omaha
LEE BASYE Lincoln
For State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Vote for only ONE
CH JOHN M. MATZEN Fremont
EH HERBERT L. CUCHING '. . . .Ord
CH CLAYTON L. WESTCOTT Deshler
D CHARLES W. TAYLOR Lincoln
For County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Vote for only ONE
D ALPHA C. PETERSON Plattsmouth
NOTICE TO VOTERS
The sample ballots', published herein are true copies
of the Primary Ballots of Cass county, with the names
of candidates appearing in the order in which they have
fTIecK Where there are more than one candidate for an
office, the names are rotated by precincts so as to give
no one undue advantage.
Candidates for County Commissioner and Delegates
to the County Conventions will appear in the political
subdivisions where they are to be nominated or elected.
Please preserve this copy for reference.
GEO. R. SAXLES,
(Seal) County CSlerk.
P. L. HALL
Democratic candidate for State Treas
urer. Stands for a progressive and.
economic administration in support
of farmer arid reducer.
Per County Treasurer
I hereby announce my a;did.iey
for nomination for the on ice of Coun
ty Treasurer, subject to the vol'. of
the republican party at the primary
election August 10, 1 !)"(;. 1 am a
graduate of the Elmwood high school,
a student of the state university, but
did not complete course, as I stopped
to serve in the World war. Since re
turning, I have been manag'. r for the
Farmers Elevator Co., at Elmwood.
I shall appreciate your considera
tion of my candidacy lor this pk.ee.
JOHN E. TURNER.
Klinwood, Nebr.
County Sheriff.
I am a candidate for 1 1. it nio
cratic nomination for county flu ri:f.
I was born and reared in t-ounty
and received my U.ucati'ii hte. If
the voters of Chhs comity :!(( j;e
as sheriff I will make it my high st
ambition to '-uforce the l:.w ju.-tly
and impartially. Your tupprrrt will
be heartily appreciated.
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For County Sheriff ".
I hereby announce myself 'as a
cprdidntc for nomination for County
Sheriff, subject to the vnt.W.jf the.
republican party at the primaries on
Aurust 10. 1H20.
Should I h il"t(d for ihr posi
tion, I shall eif"taver to (!:!uce the
laws without fe:ir er partiality. It
this suits you, will ! picture: for
your support. Fhould you not want
the laws nfor ed'. b-tt r "t vot.
for Hie. I have lived in Ca s c mity
since I was li years of h?i:
I'ERT HEED.
For Sheiiff
I hereby announce mys' If ii :i
candidate for the office oi County
Sheriff of Cass county, Mibjcct to
the will of republican vet rs at the
primaries August lo. Your suijort
will be appreciated. If nominated
and elected, I will certainly prow
faithful to the entire population of
Cass county.
II. M. EURDICK.
JOHN BEGLEY HEBE
From Wednesday's Daily
This afternoon John P. Begley of
Omaha, one of the candidates for the
democratic nomination for the posi
tion of state auditor was in the city
visiting with the voters and also with
his cousin, Judge James T. Begley.
Mr. Begley is well known in Omaha
where he has grown to manhood and
has been engaged with a large num
ber of firms in the capacity of ex
pert accountant, for several years
having looked after the auditing de
partment of the Swift company at
Omaha and also at the Chicago offi
ces and also assistant professor oc
accounting at the Creighton univer
sity at Omaha.
Mr. Begley is a world war service
man and with his splendid record of
service in Omaha has a splendid
chance of being given the nomina
tion for the office of Btate auditor.
.ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE
From Wednesday's Daily
Last evening Miss Helene Perry was
hoBtess at a most charming bridge
party held at the beautiful country
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Perry, south of the city and
which was attended by a group of the
vounE lady friends from Plattsmouth.
The beauty of the home was enhanced
by the use of bright and attractive
summer flowers and amid this scene
of beauty the members of the party
spent the time in the fascinations
of bridge. In the playing Miss Jean
Tidball received the first prize while
the second was awarded to Miss Helen
Wiles. "
Very enjoyable refreshments were
served during the evening that aid
ed in the completion of the most en
joyable event for all of the members
of the party.
MAKING GOOD RECORD
From Wednesday's Daily
The many Plattsmouth friends of
Frank Gradoville. Bon of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Gradoville of this city, will
be -very much. interested in learniBg
that Frank is one of the mainstays of
the Missouri Pacific Boosters baseball
team at Sedalia, Missouri, and where
his work - hag . received the heartiest
recognition from the fans of that city.
The Boosters a few days ago defeated
the - fast .Warrensburg team by the
score of A to 0 aad.in which "Booda"
was one of the grime factors in the
winning. 'He is -playing at short and
holds the "cleanup" place in the
Boosters line up in which he has made
good with his stick work.
DEATH OF FRANK GRAUF
From Wednesday's Daily
Last evening at his home on the
Bach farm east of the Burlington
station occurred the death of Frank
Grauf, for many years one of the well
known residents of the vicinity of
Rock Bluffs and who has of late
years made his home in this city.
Mr. Grauf has been in poor health
for some time and in the last two
weeks his condition has been gradu
ally growing wrorse until death came
to his relief.
The news of the death of Mr.
Grauf came as a great shockk to the
many old time friends in this com
munity and in their sorrow the mem
bers of the family will have the deep
sympathy of the entire community.
The funeral services will be held
at the St. John's Catholic crurch and
the exact date will be determined on
word from the relatives at distant
poists but it is thought will probably
be Firday morning.
OLD TIMER HERE ILL
From Wednesday's Daily
The many Cass county friends of
George Y. Yong, for many years a
leading figure in this county, will re
gret to learn that Mr. Young is now
quite poorly at his home at Alva,
Oklahoma, where he has resided since
leavine Nebraska some twenty years
ago.! Mr. Young has not been in the
best of health in recent years and of
late his illness has become more severe
and has led to his sister, Mrs. C. A.
Troop of this city being called to Alva
to be st his bedside and who on her
arrival there found him somewhat
better but stil far from well and at
his age in a condition that was not
at all pleasing.
Mr. Young was a former county
commissioner of Cass county, repre
senting the second district on the
board of commissioners for several
years and was a very active and lead
ing figure in the political life of the
Community while here. Since remov
ing to Oklahoma Mr. Young has been
a leader in the good roads movement
and hit efforts led to one of the first
permanently marked highways in that
state and which bears his name the
Young highway and through his
efforts the state of Oklahoma now has
a very fine system of intersecting
highways that have attracted the at
tention of the auto travelers from all
parts of the nation.
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce my eaiidid.i'-y
for nomination for county sheriff sub
ject to the votes of the cciikk rat i!
party at the primary to be h Id
August 10, 192C. I was b -u i:i C::s
county, living bore all my lite, ltu
41 years old and have n v.fr 1 1 ! or
asked for an office before. 1 t hall
appreciate all assistance hiih eau
be given me.
LOUIS KEIL.
For Sheriff
I wish to announce m. if ; a
candidate for the nomination to t!.e
office of sheriff on the Democrat it
ticket. I have resided in I 'la 1 1 s.m'iu'. h
and Cass county for run;' y a I
am a property owner in Pl.itts'i out h
and a tax payer. I am thirt y-t v. t
years old. I am now serving my : . c
ond year as Chief of Police fur tl;
City of Plattsmouth and I thit.l: my
record in ofitc speaks f. -r its- '.f. it
nominated and e jected 1 thai! n
deavor to enforce the law with ju- i it-
and impartiality. I have :ilas l :i
a democrat and believe in hiippori."g
my ticket regularly and I shall ap
preciate the -upprrt of the i.jrihii. r.s
of the party at the primaries to be
held August 10th.
Since re ly,
A. K. JOHNSON.
For Sheriff.
My name will be found on th 1
lot as a candidate for tl.e ripublii
nomination for sheriff) I hav.o !
a lifelong resident ff Cass eon
and for forty years resie'etf ('-
Creek and engaced in the t-i c
tile business there. Have been
business in Plattsmouth since 1
If nominated and el"cf d I will s'i
to give a just and impartial a dm
istration of the office of ;eriff. Yt
support will be very much ikppr
iated.
JOHN F. WOLFF.
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For County Sheriff
My name will appear on the i.-
publican primary ballot for th- of ire
of sheriff. I h;ie be :i a !-i !' i.t
ef Cass county for 17 yars and l ,.e
been on the police dcp;;rtmrt oj tie-
City of Plattsmouth lor ll.ree y. r-,.
Should I be- nominated at th'"1 prim iy
election August !', I l-- I contei nt
that I will be e lected at th- No-. :::-
ber eleetio:i. I believe in Mrvio-. I
earnestly Bolicity your support : t th'
primaries August l"th.
W.V. HLN'UICK-K.W
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For Register of Deeds.
I am a candidate for the n'-r:
tion for County Regi.-ter of I
subject to the voters rf Hie rr
lican party at the rini.:ries on .
ust 10. 192C. I was bun ar.d r'
in Cass county, -I received my
cation here. I have ho 1 5 y-,iv-
perlence'with law ruhj"Cts r.r d
actual office expcricn-c. Y ur
port will be apprc ii-t'-d.
JESSIE M. KOBEIlTifo;
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To the Put
We trust that tie
service in th" past in
Register of Deeds wii
support, at the" prima
10th. lf)2C.
We want to express
tion of your confid w
and solicit your soppo
publican nomination l
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Sincerely.
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