Willie Brown Church Funeral at Hemingford
Willie Brown Church born December 1 1886 Nickerson Nebraska came to Box Butte county in 1886. He married Bertha Reece of Hemingford on October 9 1917 and died January 12 1920 at Boulder sanitarium. He was editor at the local newspaper and a cheerful citizen. Funeral service held February 1 1920 at the Hemingford Methodist church with Rev A J May. burial followed with songs and prayers for comfort.
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Willie Brown Church
Nickerson
Neb
Box Butte County
Bertha Reece
Hemingford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brown
Boulder, Ol
Ella
Alwilda C. McKengie
Boulder
Col
Octavia Story
California
Methodist
A. J. May
Jesus
Grace Armstrong
Mesdames Armatrone
Graham
Muirhead
Clark
Stand on the Nation and Local Meetings Recap
The letter from Robert G. Ross of Lexington Neb asserts Yankee allegiance and calls for 100 supporters from each congressional district. The Scottsbluff Star-Herald notes other presidential aspirants and bills, while local notices praise recent meetings led by Rev. Gould and district secretary M. V Arnold.
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Scous Bluffs
Robert G Ross
Lexington
Neb
Ross
League of Nations
Wood
Pershing
Hoover
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Railroad Notes Reflect Local Rail Worker News
Brakeman Reynolds was seen prowling Seneca streets. Engineer Trefney travels to Cleveland for his brother’s death. Conductor Finch at home due to family illness. Mayfield visiting Aurora with his mother. Brittan back to work after smallpox absence. Machinist Hopkins ill with influenza. Mrs. Howe returns from Valley Springs. her mother in poor condition after second stroke. The Herald offers sympathy to the Howes.
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Reynolds
Seneca
Trefney
Cleveland
C. L. Finch
E. W. Mayfield
Aurora
G. R. Brittan
Hopkins
Machinists’ Lodge
M. J. Howe
Valley Springs
Howe
the Herald
Ross Again Seeks Presidential Bid Despite Law
Robert G. Ross of Nebraska presses to qualify as a presidential candidate through petitions in each congressional district, despite a 1919 law aimed at hindering his bids. The law requires 100 electors per district to place a candidate on the primary ballot. A. Gregory of Lexington inquires about Ross stance on the league of nations.
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Robert G. Ross
Nebraska
Ross
A. Gregory
League of Nations
Lexington
Neb
Young People Social at First Baptist Church Tonight
The First Baptist Church holds a Young People social at 7 30 in the basement with games stunts and entertainment. The midweek meeting will also be in the basement Wednesday evening.
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Willie Brown
Paul Robinson
Drake & Drake
Optometrists
Gould
Chas, Fuller
M. V
Arnold
Russia
Venner
Yank
Fourth Street Market
Reet
F. E. Melvin
Prop
West Fourth Street
THE
First Baptist Church
Nations Remedy
Holland
Boy Scout
Alliance Shoe Store
A. Miller
WM. Bevington
Mgr
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