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PLATT3M0UTK SEMI - WEEKLY JOURNAL
THURSDAY, NOVEMEEB 1, 1934.
Pioneer Resi
dent Observes
Anniversary
Mrs. Mary Z. Ccx Celebrates Her
Eightieth Anniversary at Home
in Custer County.
The 80th birthday of Mrs. Mary E.
(Gilmore) Cox, a pioneer of Cass
county, was celebrated on Redfarm
Table in the southern part of Custer
county, October 25th, and this an
niversary combined with a Gilmore
family reunion brought together 112
friends and relatives from many
parts of this state and Kansas.
Mary Ellen Gilmore was born in
Highland county, Ohio, Oct. 25. 1S54,
and came with her family to Ne
braska in January, 1S69. The fam
ily on this journey left the train at
Bartlett, Iowa, then the end of the
railroad, and with freight wagons
the family and household goods were
transported across the ice at Rock
Bluffs. From here they followed a
winding trail across an open prairie
country past log houses and dugouts
of the early settlers to the home of
her uncle, John Gilmore, in Mt.
Pleasant precinct who owned and
operated a cattle ranch in this part
of Cass county.
Judge James R. Gilmore, hei
aviof wYin 5f ahlished a home a
short distance down stream from the
town of Weeping Water was well
known throughout Cass county. Mrs.
Cox remained with her uncle, John
Gilmore, grew to womanhood, taught
school and was united in marriage
with Aaron P. Cox, January 13,
1S77, by Judge A. X. Sullivan who
then lived in Mt. Pleasant precinct.
In 1893 she, her husband and son.
Walter, moved to Custer county
where they took up a homestead. Her
husband died many years ago and
chp lives on the homestead with
her son, Walter.
The relatives from out of Custer
county were Mrs. Ida M. Whitmore,
two daughters, Mrs. Mary Cockayne,
Mrs. Helen Jones, with three grand
children from Wichita, Kansas; John
E. Gilmore. attorney, wife and
daughter, Helen, Hay Springs, Ne
braska: Mrs. Albert Shellhorn, P. E.
Tritsch and wife of Louisville; Lewis
Hollenbeck, wife and daughter oi
Elmwood: Dr. G. II. Gilmore and
wife of Lincoln and Mr. and Mr3
F. M. Massie and Wilson Gilmore of
Mt. Pleasant precinct.
NOVEMBER FOOTBALL
With November just ahead, the
Plattsmouth football team is begin
ning to prepare for the games which
mark the closing of the 1934 sched
ule. Next on the list i3 the final
home game with Tecumseh here on
November 9th. Tecumseh has one
of the best teams in the southeast,
having lost but one game to the
strong Falls City eleven. This will
be a severe test for the light and
inexperienced squad which Coach
Rothert has this fall. The closing
games on the Platter schedule will
be away from home. On November
16th the Blue and White will travel
to Rock Port, Missouri. Football re
lations on a two year basis have been
begun with this Missouri school in
the corner of the Show-Me state just
sixty miles south. The curtain will
ring down on the season at Nebraska
City on Friday, November 23rd, and
the Platters will hang up the mole
skins and get ready for basketball.
If the weather permits, the. Nebraska
City game will be played uncle!
lights.
(Political Advertising)
J". E. Eeeder for County Supt.
(Political Advertising)
HENRY C. LUCKEY for CON
GRESS the FARMER-BUSINESS
MAN candidate.
(Political Advertising
A vote for Co. Supt. Alpha C.
Peterson, a taxpayer, will help tc
safeguard the interests of every child
and the taxpayers' money.
An Expensive 3iG-5frw
vwoold haye cost less
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INSURE . VJiTH
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Vote for ONE For United Slates Senator
EH EDWARD R. BURKE . . Democrat
EU ROBERT G. SIMMONS Republican
Zl HENRY HOFFMAN By Petition
For United States Senator
(To Fill Vacancy)
Vote for ONE
Z RICHARD C. HUNTER Democrat
J. H. KEMP Republican
State Ticket
Vote for ONE For Governor
R. L. COCHRAN Democrat
EH DWIGHT GRISWOLD Republican
EH RALPH W. MADISON By Petition
C3 JOHN J. SCHEFCIK By Petition
Vote for ONE For Lieutenant Governor
IZ3 WALTER H. JURGENSEN Democrat
IZ C. W. JOHNSON Republican
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Vote for ONE For Secretary of State
CZI HARRY R. SWANSON Democrat
Z FRANK MARSH Republican
Vote for ONE For Auditor of Public Accounts
Z! WILLIAM B. PRICE . . .Democrat
CD GEO. W. MARSH Republican
For Commissioner of Public Lands and Buildings
Vote for ONE
HARRY P. CONKLIN Democrat
EH LEO N. SWANSON Republican
Zl ANTON H. JENSEN By Petition
Vote for ONE For State Treasurer
D GEORGE E. HALL Democrat
T. W. BASS Republican
Vote for ONE For Attorney General
CZ WM. H. WRIGHT Democrat
RICHARD O. JOHNSON Republican
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Vote for ONE For Railway Commissioner
EH WILLM. MAUPIN Democrat
I I ROBERT J. MARSH Republican
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Congressional Ticket
Vote for ONE For Congressman First District
I ! HENRY C. LUCKRY. . n
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MARCUS L. POTEET .RPnnK
LJ WILBER E. SANFORD By Petition
Legislative Ticket
Vote for ONE For State Senator Second District
L FRED L. CARSTEN Democrat
WM. BISCHOF, Jr Republican
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For State Representative Sixth District
Vote for ONE
CI GEO. E. NICKLES Democrat
CD TROY L. DAVIS Republican
County Ticket
Vote for ONE For County Clerk
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I I BERNARD G. WURL Democrat
GEORGE R. SAYLES Republican
Vote for ONE For Register of Deeds
CZ LILLIAN G. WHITE Democrat
EDNA D. SHANNON Republican
Vote for ONE For Clerk of the District Court
c. E. LEDGWAY Republican
Vote for ONE For County Treasurer
STAMP Democrat
J.L.
JOHN E. TURNER Republican
Vote for ONE For County Sheriff
CZ H.SYLVESTER Democrat
REX YOUNG Republican
Vote for ONE For County Attorney
D HARRY K. DWYER .Democrat
IZI W. G. KIECK ..Republican
A. L. TIDD By Petition
Vote for ONE For County Surveyor
CH R. D. FITCH, Jr Democrat
CZ FULTON HARRIS Republican
Vote for ONE For County Assessor
W. H. PULS Democrat
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PSattsmouth Precinct
Vote for ONE
For Justice of Peace
Vote for ONE For Precinct Assessor
ED GEO. W. SNYDER Democrat
Vote for ONE For Road Overseer
D C. W. STOEHR Democrat
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
Genera! Election, November 0, 1934
r Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
Proposed by the legislature
repeal of Section 10, Article XV, Consti
tution of Nebraska, prohibiting the manu
POR facture, sale, the keeping for sale, or bar
ter under any pretext, any malt, spiritu
ous, vinous, or intoxicating- liquors in the
State of Nebraska.
AGAINST
repeal of Section 10, Article XV, Consti
tution of Nebraska, prohibiting the manu
facture, sale, the keeping for sale, or bar
ter under any pretext, any malt, spiritu
ous, vinous, or' intoxicating liquors in the
State of Nebraska.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
General Election, November 6, 1934
Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Initiative Petition
An amendment to the Constitution of
Nebraska providing that beginning with
the regular session of the legislature in
1937 tne legislative authority of the state
shall be vested in a legislature consisting
of one house of not less than thirty nor
more than fifty members, the members
to be nominated and elected in a non
partisan manner; to provide for the com
pensation and terms of office of said leg
islative members; to provide for sessions
of said legislature and to provide the pro
cedure of and in said legislative body
necessary for the enactment of laws.
YES
NO
Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Initiative Petition
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YES
333 j-J NO
An amendment to Section 24, Article
III, of the Constitution of Nebraska pro
viding that the legislature may authorize,
license and regulate wagering on the re
sults of horse races by the pari-mutuel
or certificate method.
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General Election, November 6, 1934
For State Superintendent
Vote for ONE
JOHN A. JIMERSON
CU CHARLES W. TAYLOR
For County Superintendent
Vote for ONE
J. R. REEDER
LH ALPHA C. PETERSON
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. CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK
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State of Nebraska
Cass County
I, Geo. R. Sayles, County Clerk of Cass County, Nebraska, do
hereby certify that the Sample General Election Ballot, and the three
Sample Non-Political Ballots published above in this newspaper are
true and correct copies of the Official Ballots to be used at the Gen
eral Election to be held in Cass County, Nebraska, on Tuesday, No
vember 6th, 1934.
Witness my hand and official seal at Plattsmouth, Nebraska
this 29th day of October, 1934. '
(Seal)
GEO. B. SAYLES,
County Clerk, Cass County, Nebraska.
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