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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
8
Report of the Condition of the Exchange Bank of Steele City
Bank report dated March 16 1912 showing totals for loans overdrafts banking property current expenses cash items deposits and profits. Certified by cashier I H E Clapp and directors C I Clark Cropsey with notary J C Evans witnessing on March 20 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Bank of
Steele City
Mate of
Nebraska
Nat’l
Depisitar
I. H. E Clapp
State Banking Board
Clapp
C. 1. Clark
Cropsey
J. C. Evans
E M Church Notes and Services
The M E church calendar lists Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching on alternating Sundays at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 30 p m Pastor A E Shepard reports five new members from Odell and notes Endicott services were unavailable so Steele City held services. Next Sunday is the regular Sunday and an Easter program is being practiced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Endicott
Steele City
Nebraska Voters Face Five Constitutional Amendments in Primary
The state will decide five amendments this spring though technically they go to a general election. In Nebraska the straight party vote on primaries does not count for amendments without party endorsement. Parties must secure majority support on the primary ballot for amendments to influence outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Candidate Files for State Senator and County Attorney
A candidate announces pursuit of the Republican nomination for State Senator, 15th district, subject to the April 19, 1912 primary. The same declaration seeks the office of County Attorney, Jefferson County Nebraska, also contingent on the voters and the April 19, 1912 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Franklin C Hamer for Nebraska state treasurer
Franklin C Hamer a Nebraska native andState University graduate with twenty years in farming and investment banking. He oversees extensive farming interests in Lancaster Holt and Lincoln counties and is connected to the American Safe Deposit Company in Omaha and Lincoln which handles large sums for wage earners. His background in investment banking aligns with managing Nebraska state treasurer duties including investing nine million dollars in safe revenue producing securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin C. Hamer
Star
Nebraska
State’ University
Hamer
Lancaster
Holt
Lincoln
American Safe Deposit Company
Omaha
Associated Doctors Promote Bloodless Treatment Network
A Nebraska licensed group calling themselves Associated Doctors markets a chronic disease treatment network. They claim twelve specialists focus on deformities and nervous and chronic illnesses, promising examinations and advice with a policy that favors patients from referrals.
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Northwest
Nebraska
America
Grace Munk
John Gerlach
Agar
Old Soreen
Bert Clark
Selby
Dak
Frank Gray
Hazelton
N. Dak
Anton
Young
Ashton
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Gus Dressen
Vifinity
the Exchange Bank
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Jacks & Cunningham
the Steele City Press
A. D. Roven
Nebr
M E. Church Notes
The
Ladies Aid Society
Andrew Phelps
Fairbury
Mary Etta Hotel
Maitland
Wyoming
Illinois, Missouri and
Kansas
Maitland, Kansas and
Iowa
Nat
Pennsylvania
van Orsdol & Crane
A. P. Purbaugh
Taylor
A.L. Viette
Ins. Co
North America
Philadelphia
Columbia Fire Ins. Co
Neb
Postoffice Phone
G. A. Hamley
K. B. Phelps
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