Be 210 AE Conve of March 2
The fragment lists Be 210 AE and references a convene on March 2 with sparse context. Details are unreadable. no further names, places, or events are available to verify.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
8
The fragment lists Be 210 AE and references a convene on March 2 with sparse context. Details are unreadable. no further names, places, or events are available to verify.
About seventy five residents sign a petition asking Fred J. Hutson of Boggs Webster's store be appointed postmaster at Shea Neb. The petition covers appointment and a route, signaling local civic action in early April 1912. Lincoln Star notes primaries April 19 feature a 280 name ballot for state and federal offices plus five constitutional amendments.
The remains of Bentley Samuel Hoffert who died March 27 1912 at age 22 were brought from Brad ford Ohio by his father S H Hoffert. A funeral service led by Rev Shepard at the M E church Sunday afternoon drew many mourners. He leaves his father four sisters and one brother with his mother and two siblings predeceased him. Burial was in Steele City cemetery beside his mother. The text notes his 1908 event prior to death.
Mr. Hamer, a Nebraska native and State University graduate, has twenty years in farming and investment banking. He seeks the treasurer position.
The M. E. Church notes list Sunday School at 10 a.m. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on alternating weeks, Thursday prayer meetings at 7:30 p.m., and Easter services with morning sermon and evening sermon plus special music. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. A. Phelps. next meeting at the parsonage. Birthday supper planned for April 17. Young men's Sunday class elected officers for six months: President Serrell Savage, Secretary Chester Manley, Treasurer Harry Weddell. Ice cream social set for Friday evening April 12.
John Heasty of Fairbury Nebraska announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the 15th Senatorial District subject to the primary election on February 19 1912. He also seeks the office of county attorney in Jefferson County Nebraska with the April 19 1912 primary election.
In Fairbury at the Mary Etta Hotel Saturday, April 49th, local physicians with strong reputations will be discussed. The event previews the remarkable success of these talented doctors in their treatment methods as known through their patients and supporters.
The Associated Doctors, a twelve member group licensed in Nebraska, offer consultation and treatment for chronic and nervous disorders not acute illnesses. They claim high patient referrals, emphasize non surgical approaches, and list several success stories across South Dakota and nearby states.
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