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inp Superintendent Saunders de
clares, with the weak banks weeded
out and only the strong ones left.
Governor Cochran announced
last week that there ia a deal on
to clean up the existing bank re
ceiverships thru their sale to the
RFC, and the use of the money to
pay off depositors immediately.
This would benefit depositors doub
ly, the governor said, by giving
them their money at once, and
eliminating much of the expense
that would have to be paid to ad
minister the receiverships, thus
giving the depositors a large re
turn out of the assets.
Despite the frigid weather which
paralyzed business in February and
caused passenger automobile sales
in Nebraska to drop sharply under
the same month in 1935, truck
sales in this state totaled 586, com
pared with 385 in February a year
ago.
Government bonds to the amount
of $1,200,000 purchased in 1931 by
T. W. Bass, then state treasurer,
now have a market value far in
excess of what the state paid, and
there has been earned for the state
approximately $150,000 in interest
in excess of a possible premium
upon the bonds themselves. Dr.
Bass, now a candidate for nomina
tion as state treasurer on the re
publican ticket, points to this one
service alone as being many times
in excess of the actual cost of op
erating the state treasury.
The state normal board reports
it now has 52 buildings and land
totaling $3,358,260 in value. The
Chadron institution is worth $750,
000; Wayne, $1,018,310; Peru, $1,
030,000; and Kearney $659,950, The
bugs in the ointment of the board
during the past year were termites
which made it necessary to do con
sideable repair work to buildings
at Kearney and Peru.
Sample Republican Primary Ballot, April 14, 1936
National Ticket
For President
Vote for ONE
□ WILLIAM E. BORAH
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For Vice President
Vote for ONE
For Itelcgatea at Large to National Convention
Vote for FOUR
□ SAM R. McKELVIE
I I SAM W. REYNOLDS
CD LYLE E. JACKSON
I I VIOLA J. CAMERON
CD MALCOLM BALDRIDGE
CD G. E. CARPENTER
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□ ....
□ .:...
For Alternate* at Large to National Convention
Vote for FOUR
CD ROBERT SMITH
CD ELSIE P. DIERS
CD TERESA LOU CONNELLY
CD EDGAR FERNEAU
For Delegates to National Convention—Third Piatrkt
Vote for TWO
CD JULIUS D. CRONIN
□ EARL J. MOYER
For Alternate lieleRates to National Convention—Third District
Vote for TWO
For United Staten Senator
Vote for ONE
□ LLOYD C. CONSTABLE
□ HARRY 0. PALMER
□ ROBERT G. SIMMONS
State Ticket
For Governor
Vote for ONE
f~~| STANLEY WRIGHT
□ WILLIAM MADGETT
□ DWIGHT P. GRISWOLD
□ 0. S. SPILLMAN
□ .....
For Lieutenant Governor
Vote for ONE
f~l C. A. GREEN
□ A. T. HOWARD
□ JESS P. PALMER
□ GEO. A. WILLIAMS
I~1 A. A. REZAC
□ M. F. RICKARD
□ ___-.
For Secretary of State
Vote for ONE
□GEORGE L. WILLIAMS
GEORGE C. SNOW
□ JOHN D. FORSYTH
f~~l WILLIAM ANDREW BURKETT
I I CHARLES M. SUTHERLAND
□ RALPH S. SMITH
BERT ANDERSON
L. J. WRIGHT
RALPH S. MOSELEY
For Auditor of Public Accounts
Vote for ONE
□ HARRY L. BABCOCK
□ GEO. W. MARSH
□ AUGUST H. BASLER
□ L. B. JOHNSON
□ ..
For Commissioner ef Poblic I.ands and Buildings
Vote for ONE
LEO N. SWANSON
For State Treasurer
Vote for ONE
I 1 T. W. BASS
a JOHN S. JONES
[~1 ERNEST M. BAIR
I I GUSTAVE E. CARLSON
f~l CRAWFORD J. MORTENSEN
n T. P. JOHNSON
l~~l WILLIAM E. McCLOUD
□ .
For Attorney General
Vote for ONE
CD RICHARD 0. JOHNSON
□ CLARENCE M. DAVIS
f~] GOLDEN P. KRATZ
□ -___
For Railway Commissioner
Vote for ONE
I I HUGH HENDERSON DRAKE
□ HARRY W. SCOTT
□ JOHN PATACH
Li HARVEY EDWARD GLATFELTER
Congressional Ticket
For Congressman—Third District
Vote for ONE
KARL STEFAN
Precinct Ticket
For County Supervisor—Second District
Vote for ONE
□ JOHN A. CARSON
I~1 HARRY HISCOCKS
□ ....._
For County Supervisor—Fourth District
Vote for ONE
□ ___
For County Supervisor—Fifth District (To fill vacancy)
Vote for ONE
□ JOHN W. WALTER
□ ___
For County Supervisor—Sixth District
Vote for ONE
a JOHN STEINHAUSER
WALTER K. SMITH
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Sample Non-political
Primary Ballot
April 14,1936
For District Judge—Fifteenth District
Vote for ONE
f~l ROBERT R. DICKSON
□ --
For County Judge
Vote for ONE
I 1 C. J. MALONE
□ ___
For Member of the Legislature—Twenty-eighth District
Vote for ONE
I~1 L. G. GILLESPIE
□ FRANK J. BRADY
□ OTTO BENTZEN
□ J. M. WILHELM
□ CRIST ANDERSEN
f~l E.S. LINGO
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