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192 7/8/69
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 Gade, Charles Bought 10 acres of Nemaha County school land in Section 16, Township 6, Range 16 at $8 per acre, and 10 acres at $9.
192 6/5/73
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 Gaeda, Mr. & Mrs. Of Peru delegate to St. joseph Bridge Celebration and Saengerfest.
192 12/30/7
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 Gaede, Mr. Of Peru has moved his house in Peru from the railroad right of way.
192 12/2/75
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 Gaede, Charles Took part in M. E. Sunday School program. See Amusements.
192 6/30/70
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 Gage, W. D. Of Plattsmouth, elected Grand Steward of the Masonic Lodge. See Societies and Organization
192 5/1/73
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 Gage, W. D. Appointed Minister at Little Sandy, Nebraska.
848 6/21/67
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 Gage County District Court. Susannah Irby vs John A. Irby. See Divorce.
848 6/17/67
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 Gage County District Court held by chief Justice Mason on First Monday in October. See Judiciary.
192 7/8/69
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 Gage County East of Jones and Saline, 36 miles wide, is watered from northwest to southeast corner by Big Blue, which receives 20 creeks within the county. There is timber and Big Blue is capable of running much machinery. Gage County has about 3,500 people.
848 5/15/68
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 Gage County, Nebr. Five families from Ogle County, Illinois are settling in that county. See Emigrants.
192 5/18/71
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 Gage County J. R. Nelson, who was the pioneer newspaper man in Gage County is retiring from the Express.
192 9/30/69
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 Gage County Republican nominations for county ticket.
848 6/25/67
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 Gage County The valley of the Big Blue must become at no distant day the greatest manufacturing section in the state, end possibly west of the Missouri River and east of the mountains. From within a few miles of the head to its mouth, this stream is one continuous chain of the finest mill seats found in any country, with an abundance of water to propel any amount of machinery. Operations have already been commenced, and the stream improved at its forks and at Beatrice. At the latter place, a first class flouring mill with two pairs of burs, and a saw-mill have been erected by F. Roper, the proprietor of the water power of this place. Beatrice, the county seat of Gage County, is situated on the Blue River, 8 miles from the Kansas tine, and in the exact geographical centre of the county, north and south, and very near east and west. The river at this point runs over a bed of rock and is about 175 feet wide with an average depth of 20 inches in the lowest water. The left bank is also of solid rock, forming with the aid of a substantial dam, a mill power of 7 feet head, and with the volume of water afforded at all times by the Big Blue, makes it the most commodious place for manufacturing in the state.
192 5/4/71
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 Gage County A German settlement has been starte in the southern part. They are buying improved farms from the old settlers.
848 3/27/67
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 Gage County Mr. J. B. Weston, after an absence of a year, paid a visit to his former abode, Gage County. He reports the country between that county and Nebraska City very much improved, and that the settlers are taking a deep interest in the cultivation of line fences - many miles of Osage Orange being already set out.
192 2/26/74
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 Gage County Investment in school facilities.
848 11/9/68
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 Gage County Population will almost double during this fall and winter. No better agricultural county can be found in the State.
192 9/30/69
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 Gale, Alfref Republican nominee for surveyor of Gage County
848 8/31/68
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 Gale, G. Nominated for Assessor at the Republican convention, says Blue Valley Record
192 10/20/70
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 Galey, S. B. From Lancaster County, elected to the House in Nebraska Legislature.
192 5/1/73
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 Gallagher, Mr. Appointed minister at Milford, Nebraska.
192 3/10/70
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 Gallup, Henry Enrolled in the Teacher's Class Peru Normal.
848 7/19/67
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 Gambling George Boulware was brought before his Hon. chief Justice Mason on Wednesday evening, on charge of gambling and being interested in the gambling institution carried on by negroes in Kearney Ward. The prisoner plead guilty to the charge and was fined $9o and costs. The marshal was compelled to knock down one of the prisoner's accomplices before he could make the arrest. The gambling which has been in progress heretofore in this city is being rapidly "dried up."
848 7/31/67
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 Gambling Mayor Strect of Council Bluffs and Gen. Estabrook of Omaha, have made a bet of $100 that there will he more money invested and paid out for the building of business houses in Council Bluffs in the year 1867 than there will be in Omaha. Plattsmouth Herald Whom did they bet with? The News can refer them to Secretary Kennard who will bet twice as much as both of then, have bet that the Western terminus of the Northern Air-Tight Line, Davisville, will build more than both towns named above.
192 2/5/74
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 Game, Johnson Co. Deer killed near Tecumseh.
192 1/13/76
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 Game, Birds Farmers are forbidden to shoot prairie chickens. See Legislation.
848 11/6/68
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 Game Eckhart and Ward, two of our best sportsmen "gobbled" 106 quails in a single day recently.
196 1/6/76
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 Game Closed season for buffalo, elk, deer, grouse, prairie chickens, etc. See Legislation.

848

 4/5/67
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 Game Ducks and Geese abound in the fields north and south of Nebraska City. Our sportsmen are having much pleasure.
848 11/11/68
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 Game Elk, antelope, black tail deer, moose and mountain sheep are now brought into the Omaha market from the plains and mountains in great abundance.
848 4/1/67
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 Game Some 10 or 12 bald eagles have been seen on the sand bar, opposite the City during the week.
848 3/18/67
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 Game Buffalo are said to be more plentiful along the North Platte this season than for many years. Their presence so far north is attributed to the scarcity of grass and to Indians hunting and driving then north.
192 11/11/75
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 Game, Birds Market for prairie chickens, quail, etc will be open with cold weather. See Trade.
848 8/5/68
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 Game Hunt About one hundred of our citizens, accompanied by their wives, sisters, mothers and sweethearts, left the City for a big hunt in the western part of the country.
848 3/29/67
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 Game. Wild Geese. Were seen "winging their way" northward last evening. A sign of approaching warm weather.
848 7/31/67
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 Game Law. Expires this evening. Our sportsmen have been cleaning up their guns and preparing for the fun tomorrow. If they make their words good we will have prairie chickens and quail on sale at the News office tomorrow evening. The number of chickens expected from the hunter by 'ye local" is as follows:--Jas. Miller, 6 chickens and 2 quail: Maj. Nov/some 5 chickens; Barry Simpson, an even dozen; H. M. McComas 20 chickens; H. M. Holfe 10 chickens; Capt. Lincoln 15 chickens; Buck street 8 chickens and Dick Ward one dozen chickens--making a total of 88 birds We may have over-estimated by about 80 birds, but hope not.
848 7/26/67
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 Game Law. Now in force in this State is denounced by our sportsmen. They claim that the young chickens are almost as large as the hens now and very wild. By the time the game law expires the chickens will be in the neighborhood of the Big Blue
848 7/22/67
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 Game Law. Of the State of Nebraska, closes on the last of this month, after which time on sportsmen can shoot "to their hearts content." The Prairie chickens and quail at this time of the year are young and small and hardly worth the ammunition used in killing them. It is cruel and wrong to kill them and in direct violation of our State laws.
192 1/13/76
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 Gannett, J. W. Drew a 4 year term as regent of the Univesity. See Schools.
848 9/16/68
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 Gant, Daniel Nebraska City Solicitor in Chancery. State and Federal Courts of Nebraska & Iowa. See Attorney.
848 5/6/67
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 Gant, S. L. Elected to board of education of Nebraska City, total vote 504. See Election Results.
848 4/17/68
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 Gant, S. L. Of Nebraska City, Nebr. candidate for city Board of Education on 3rd ward democratic ticket. See Election candidates.
192 1/6/76
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 Gantt, Judge At the Hooper Estate trial. See Judiciary - Hooper Estate.
192 10/21/69
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 Gantt, Daniel Of Nebraska City, W. G. Orator of I. O. O. F. Lodge.
192 12/30/75
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 Garber, Governor Is being petitioned to commute the sentence of prisoner, Dodge. See Crime.
192 1/13/76
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 Garber, Governor With other Nebraskans meets Wm Charles to consider a railway project. See Railroads.
192 3/20/73
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 Garber, Hon Silas of Webster appointed trustee of Insane Asylum for a term of 2 years at Lincoln, Nebr.
192 11/4/75
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 Garber, Gov. Silas A. Proclamation in relation to the adoption of the new constitution.
192 12/11/73
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 Garber, Capt. Silas Red Cloud. appointed Register of the Lincoln Land office.
848 3/13/67
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 Garrow, Alexander Administrator of estate of David Garrow deceased late of Otoe County, Nebr. See Legal Notice.
848 3/13/67
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 Garrow, David Probate court, Otoe Co., Nebr. Estate of application of Alexander Garrow, administrator of estate of David Garrow, deceased. Hearing April 8, all persons interested appear as specified. R. H. Dickey, Probate Judge, Otoe Co. See Legal Notice.
848 10/21/68
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 Garrow, David Deceased, Final settlement of estate. See Legal Notice.
848 8/31/68
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 Gascoigne, Phillip Nominated as Delegate to the Senatorial Convention by the Republican convention, says Blue Vally Record.
192 2/19/74
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 Gashman, C. Nemaha Co., school teacher.
192 6/12/73
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 Gaslin, Mr. Attorney for Republican City.
848 8/21/68
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 Gasman, Rev. George Assisted Rev. Bishop Clarkson, in the new St. Mary's Episcopal church consecration in Peru on Sunday Aug. 30th. See Churches.
848 6/5/67
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 Gasmann, John G. Rev Nebraska City, Nebr. Director of Talbot Hall. See Schools.
848 7/31/68
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 Gassman, Dr. Oliver Assisted consecration services at Brownville. See Churches.
848 7/26/67
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 Gassman, Rev. John G. Opened Talbot Hall, Nebraska City, Nebr. Oct. 1866 under auspices of Bishop Clarkson. See Schools.
848 8/21/68
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 Gast, Mr. Engineer on the construction train whose engine left the track followed by eight cars, near Fremont; jumped with his son, saving their lives. See Accident, Railroads.
192 7/21/70
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 Gates, (Mrs.) A. G. Was appointed on Ladies Committee of the Walnut Grove Cemetery Association. See Societies and Organizations.
192 4/3/73
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 Gates, Cora "Higher education of woman," breathed what we earnestly hope soon to see the spirit of the times and was as sound in sentiment as it was exemplary in execution the school exhibitions at the Hall.
192 12/25/73
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 Gates, Cora Brownville, took part in school program.
192 11/27/73
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 Gates, Miss Cora Brownville, took part high school program.
192 4/3/73
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 Gates, Elmer "Benediction" the schools exhibitions at the Hall.
192 11/4/75
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 Gates, H. E. Elected cashier of State Bank of Nebraska. See Banks.
192 11/5/73
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 Gates, H. E. Elected Cashier of the State Bank.
192 11/11/75
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 Gavut, --- Is making some substantial improvements in Benton.
192 11/25/69
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 Gaylord, Rev. Agent of the American Home Mission Society for Nebraska, organized the West Branch Congregational Church.
848 7/3/67
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 Gaylord, Rev. R. Omaha, Nebraska. preaching at Baptist church in Nebraska City. See Churches.
192 5/5/79
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 Geade, Mr. Livery Stable at Peru, Nebr.
192 3/9/71
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 Geary, John Who lived on homestead fourteen miles south of Lincoln was killed by his neighbor M. Callavan. See Death.
848 1/20/68
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 Grant, Gen. "Gen. Grants' Military History." By Col. Adam Bodean aid-de-camp to the General-in-chief.
848 4/20/67
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 General Hancock's Expedition The Junction Union says that his mules are in very precarious circumstances. At Fort lamed, his bay exhausted and a courier was dispatched to Fort Barker for a supply. He has with him about 1700 =lea and but 16 or 17 wagon loads of hay were sent which was inadequate. A letter from Fort Phil Kearny reports Indian camped on Tongue River about midway between the post and Fort C. F. Smith of about 11,000 warriors. The tribal organizations are given as follows, with an estimated average of 4 warriors to each lodge. They are all of the Sioux Nation. Min-ne-con-jos, 430 lodges; Muk-pap-pas, 300; Black Feet, 170; E-ta-zip-cha, 140; Two Kettle Band, 120; Sand that don't eat dog, 120; Northern Brules, 150; Southern Brules, 180; 0-ga-la-lah, 190; Southern Cheycunes, 400; Northern Chcyennes, 160; Ar-rah-hoe, 60; making a total of 2,720 Lodges. The letter states a small but respectable war is inevitable during the spring and summer. The expedition from Fort, Phil Keamny will be composed of the 2nd Cavalry, 18th, 27th, 12th, 20th and 19th Infantry, in all about 6,000 men.
848 6/25/67
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 General Merchandise Beatrice, Nebraska. N. Blakely, Proprietor. See Beatrice.
848 6/25/67
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 General Merchandise Beatrice, Nebraska. J. Buchanan, Proprietor. See Beatrice.
848 6/25/67
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 General Merchandise Beatrice, Nebraska. Reynolds & Townsend, Proprietors. See Beatrice.
848 6/25/67
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 General Merchandise Beatrice, Nebraska. F, E, Rioer, Proprietor (stire under construction). See Beatrice.
848 1/15/68
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 General Merchandise Adv J. B.um & Co. - J. Blum, W. C. Lambeth, S. Blum, Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Hardware, Boots & Shoes. Country Produce taken in exchange. Nebraska City.
848 1/15/68
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 General Merchandise Adv G. D. Fogleson & Son, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Queensware & Outfitting Goods.
848 1/15/68
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 General Merchandise Adv E. S. Hawley, F. A. White, G. F. White, Hawley, White & Co., Wholesale and Retail; Ladies Dress Goods, Trimmings, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Caps, Notions, Groceries & Wooden Ware. 133 Main St., Nebraska City.
848 3/20/68
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 General Merchandise O. K. Store, W. A. Brown, Nebraska City. Ladies Dress goods, Notions, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps. Complete stock of Ready Made Clothing.
192 5/5/70
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 General Merchandise Thomas M. Green & Co. has bought the brick store room occupied so long by D. C. Cole, are building a 2 story business house 24 by 90 feet deep. The capacity of their firm is said to reach $40,000.
848 3/6/67
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 General Store For Sale. S. W. Beall, Post Sutler, Fort Kearny, will off or at this Post, in lots to suit customers and at the lowest prices, groceries, dry goods, blankets drugs, boots & shoes, stoves, canned fruits, tobacco, hats &: caps, medicine, crockery, rope, dressed lumber, etc. Also store 20 x 66 now occupied by me - can be taken dovrn and sot up again inn few days, is strong and warn. Also an iron safe.
848 4/17/67
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 General Merchandise G. D. Folesong and Son. Dry Goods, groceries, boots and shoes, Hats, and caps. Queensware and Outfitting Goods. Determined to sell low.
848 4/17/67
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 General Merchandise Adv Hawley White and Co. Wholesale and Retail, Dry Goods, Notions, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes, Groceries, Woodware and Hardware. 5000 rolls Wall paper, common, Satin and Gold Leaf; 10,000 yards of Prints. etc. 137 Main St. Nebr. City.
848 1/15/68
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 General Store G. Mohrenstecher and B. Buckert. Hardware, steel, iron, leather, groceries. Agents for Pitts Threshing Machine, Dodge's and Ball's Mower end Reaper. Nebraska City.
848 10/26/68
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 General Store 0. K. Store has been purchased by Mr. B. P. Lewis of Adel, Iowa a gentleman of large business experience, of if. A. Brown. Nebraska City, Nebraska.
848 3/23/68
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 General Store E. Reis & Bro. are just opening a large and well selected stock of clothing, etc., which they will sell as low as the lowest.
192 3/2/76
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 Gennett, A. S. Assessor for Aspinwall Precinct Nemaha County. See Valuation.
848 3/9/68
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 Gennings, George and William Dill, co-partnership in Cass, County, under name of Gennings and Dill is this day dissolved. Mr. Gennings and Dill is this day dissolved. Mr. Gennings continuing the business. See Dissolution

 

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