p. 22 | Removal of Nebraska Conference Headquarters

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 29, 1907

Removal of Nebraska Conference Headquarters

By A. T. Robinson

SEVERAL months ago, after carefully studying the matter, steps were taken toward the removal of the Nebraska Conference headquarters from College View to Hastings. The leading business men of Hastings manifested a deep interest to have us locate in their city. Several lots were purchased in the northeast portion of the city, and a building suitably arranged for conference offices is now nearing completion. The removal of our office to this place will occur about the time of the camp-meeting.

Hastings is a beautiful city, one hundred miles west of Lincoln, on the main line of the Burlington. It is a good railroad center, having four different lines. It is a strong competitor with one or two other cities for third place in Nebraska cities. The city is laid out in streets running north and south and east and west, with beautiful shade trees in every direction. It is supplied with three splendid parks. The population at the present time is between eleven and twelve thousand. We hope to see a strong work established here in this middle-western city.

A. T. ROBINSON.