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Vote
for ONE For United States Senator
WILLIS E. REED. Madison
EDWARD R. BURKE Omaha
FLOYD L. BOLLEN friend
ANTHONY T. MONAHAN Benson
CHARLES W. BRYAN Lincoln
For United States Senator
for ONE
ALBERT W. WEICHEL
RICHARD C. HUNTER
Vote
State Ticket
Vote for ONE
For Governor
IZ1 JOHN F. ROHN Fremont
EH MAUD E. NUQUIST Osceola
Zl TERRY CARPENTER Scottsbluff
D WM. B. BANNING Union
IZl WILLIAM FREDERICK PORTER Lincoln
IZ FRANK J. KLOPPING Wayne
CH EUGENE D. O'SULLIVAN Omaha
CH R. L. COCHRAN Lincoln
CU J. G. STROBLE Nebraska City
Vote for ONE For Lieutenant Governor
CU WALTER H. JURGENSEN Lincoln
J. A. GUTTERY Lynch
Vote for ONE For Secretary of State
C HARRY R. SWANSON Omaha
Ej CHARLES H. DRISCOLL Lincoln
Vote for ONE . For Auditor
1Z3 WILLIAM B. PRICE
O. H. OLSON
C. A. FROST
tZl PAUL H ALPINE
For Commissioner of Public
Vote for ONE
GEORGE WERNER
ARCHIE S. GILLAND
THOMAS J. WALSCH
WALTER H. JENSEN
GEORGE JACKSON
HARRY P. CONKLIN
HARRY E. REAVIS
JOHN W. FILLMAN
C. A. LORD
ARNOLD J. LILLIE
Vote for ONE For State Treasurer
C GEORGE E. HALL. Lincoln
D)
To Fill Vacancy
Lincoln
Omaha
of Public Accounts
Lincoln
Hastings
Omaha
Omaha
Lands and Buildings
Deshler
Kearney
Stanton
Lincoln
Nelson
Scottsbluff
Battle Creek
Osceola
Lincoln
Plattsmouth
AUGUST
Vote for ONE For Attorney General
LD RAYMOND W. McNAMARA Hartington
EU FRANCIS V. ROBINSON. ...Lincoln
EZ1 WM. H. WRIGHT Scottsbluff
Vote
for ONE For Railway Commissioner
H. L. CHALLBURG Potter
FRED A. GOOD Lincoln
J. C. McREYNOLDS Lincoln
HUGH LaM ASTER Lincoln
L. C. OBERLIES Lincoln
FRANS JOHNSON Wahoo
JAMES A. SLAUGHTER Omaha
KNUD CHRISTIAN KNUDSON Omaha
WILL M. MAUPIN Lincoln
HORACE M. DAVIS Lincoln
ANDY J. WELCH Milford
LYNN C. ROBERTS ! Omaha
Congressional Ticket
Vote for ONE
F. F. FULTON Wymore
FRANK MILLS t Lincoln
HENRY C. LUCKEY Lincoln
J. B. DOUGLAS. ....... .Tecumseh
CATHERINE F. McGERR. Lincoln
G. E. PRICE Lincoln
FRANK A. PETERSON. Lincoln
O. W. MEIER Lincoln
HENRY M. WOLFE Lincoln
GEORGE L. SANTO : . . Lincoln
FLOYD RAWLINGS Lincoln
CARLSANDEN Lincoln
Legislative Ticket
Vote for ONE For State Senator, Second District
CH FRED L. CARSTEN : Avoca
C HENRY R. CLEVE Nebraska City
For State Representative, Sixth District
Vote for ONE
EH GEO. E. NICKLES Murray
I I PAULSCHEWE Murdock
County Ticket
Vote for ONE For County Clerk
IZ BRUCE A. ROSENCRANS Plattsmouth
I I BERNARD G. WURL
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For Congressman, First District
Plattsmouth
Vote for ONE For Register of Deeds
CARL KEIL Plattsmouth
LILLIAN G. WHITE Plattsmouth
CLARENCE TROY Plattsmouth
CHARLES W. HULA Plattsmouth
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Vote for ONE
Vote for ONE For County Treasurer
j. L. STAMP Plattsmouth
CU PETER P. GRADOVILLE Plattsmouth
H H. L. TAPLETT Plattsmouth
Vote for ONE For County Sheriff
IZ MARTIN D. NEILSEN Weeping Water
Zl JESS N. ELLIOTT Plattsmouth
IZ1 H. SYLVESTER
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LJ J. E. LANCASTER
Vote for ONE For County Attorney
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1 1 HARRY K. DWYER
Vote for ONE For County Surveyor
D R. D. FITCH, Jr
Vote for ONE For County Assessor
CH W. H. PULS
Plattsmouth Precinct
For Delegates to County Convention
Vote for NINE
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK
State of Nebraska, Cass County, ss:
I, Geo. R. Sayles, County Clerk, of Cass county, Nebras
ka, do hereby certify that the sample Democratic ballot pub
lished' above is a true and correct copy of the official ballot to
be used at the Primary Election to be held in Cass county,
Nebraska, on Tuesday, August 14th, 1934.
Witness my hand and official Seal at Plattsmouth, Cass
county, Nebraska, this 6th day of August, 1934.
GEO. R. SAYLES,
(Seal) County Clerk, Cass County, Nebr.
For Clerk of the District Court
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth
Plattsmouth
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1934
Lawyers are
Drafted by Okla
homa High Court
Writing Tenative Opinions to Clear
the Docket, Now Fifty
Years Behind.
Oklahoma City. The nation's le
gal fraternity is watching with in
terest an unusual experiment in Ok
lahoma. Fifty years behind on its
docket, the state supreme court has
drafted several hundred prominent
attorneys who will become tempor
ary Justices and prepare tentative
opinions for approval or rejection of
the court. In addition forty district
Judges and the three Judges of th?
criminal court of appeals are busy
writing tentative opinions without
additional compensation.
Chief Justice Fletcher Riley, at
41, one of the youngest men in hi
position in the nation, originated th.j
plan less then a year ago. lie now
declares it successful and predicts
it eventually may be adopted in oth
er states where dockets are congest
ed. With more than 2,000 cases on tl..
docket of the court, Justice Riley
told a recent state bar convention
that unless help were received it
would require more than fifty years
to catch up with the cases altho Ok
lahoma justices were writing 1U
opinions a year each and more than
keeping abreast of current filings.
He presented his plan of t reat in;;
a state Judicial council and of using
the court's "inherent power" of hav
ing district judges and attorneys pie
pare tentative opinions. A legisla
tive act was not required, he said.
His plan received immediate ap
proval. He added that Oklahoma justice
during the last year have urittin
twice as many opinions as courts in
Missouri and Kansas and more than
in most states. Hundreds of suits ar
filed annually in Oklahoma due to
new quetions arising over oil, min
ing, political, industrial, and agri
cultural and tax Issues.
MYNARD CHUBCH NOTICE
General Foch says: "Battles are
won the day before." Not only does
the general carefully outline Ins
plans, and place his men before ho
strikes.
The word morale has come to have
a large place in the talk about tlic
men who fought because of their phy
sical, mental, and moral condition.
And their condition was determined
by what they were doing and think
ing for a day, indeed many days, be
fore they went into the battle. I)i i
not Wellington say that Waterloo
was won at Eton, where he and oth r
generals were educated?
J church where you first saw the light,
and the need of a Savior, should you
Then when we think of the little
not say the victory for me was wo:i
at Mynard, where I met Satan an I
defeated him, and have been sink
ing victory all the way?
Sunday, Aug. 12, morning wor
ship at eleven o'clock.
The Sabbath school at ten o'clock.
Royal Smith, supt. Come thou an I
we will do thee good.
Basket dinner in the basement.
Covered dish luncheon. Bring sand
wiches for your own family.
Quarterly conference in afternoon.
Bro. Vannice present. Important
business for the future of work of
the kingdom. Be present.
FATHER KACZMAEEK ILL
Father J. J. Kaczmarek, pastor ( '
the Holy Rosary Catholic church, lo
cated on west Pearl street, has be. ;i
taken very severely ill at the ceh -
ill for the past several days, bein :
treme heat with a heart attack la;
oration of mass Sunday. Tho ex
made the condition of Father Karz-
forced to remain at home undo ni'd-
marek very serious anc lie hss bee i
Ical care. The many friends of tlih
able and distinguished minister wi.'l
regret to learn of his illness and tru.it
that he may soon be able to resume
1113 active parish work.
For County Superintendent
(Political Advertising
r. T. JOHNSON
Dr. Frank R. Molak
wishes to announce
the opening of his new
Dental Office
formerly occupied by Dr.
J. A. Griffin for the
general practice
of dentistry.
Particular Attention to Children
Telephone 229
