From collection Candidates
ELIZABETH MARKER, daughter of John M. Marker, was born in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, in 1871. She came to Webster County, Nebraska, with her parents in 1879. Her father was a farmer, and she was educated in the common and normal schools of Nebraska. She was a member of the Populist party, and served as Superintendent of Public Instruction of Webster County in 1904.
