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192 |
10/14/69 |
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Horticulture | We were shown a basket of Peaches at Mary Manning's this week the smallest of which weighed 6 ounces and yet some will tell you this can never be a fruit countyr, but we find that the most thrifty and industrious of our citizens are reasonably successful as fruit growers. Pawnee Tribune. |
848 |
10/21/68 |
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2 |
Horticulture Grapes | Wine making will become a very large prospective business in Nebraska. This is the natural home of the grape. The soil and climate seem admirably adapted to its growth arid the yield is enormous. The vine is healthy, grows vigorously, bears prolifically, is remarkably free from mildew and blight and never winter kills. Wine making will prove a good paying business in Nebraska. |
848 |
9/30/68 |
3 |
2 |
Horticulture | Mr. Royalty of the Indianapolis nursery presented us with a peach of the Heath-cling variety which weighed 8 1/2 ounces. Also from Mr. Morton a half dozen apples of the King of Tompkins county variety. Both the peaches and applies show that Nebraska is without a doubt a fruit growing State. |
848 |
12/4/68 |
2 |
3 |
Horticulture | Peach growing. It is the opinion of the most successful peach growers of the West that keeping swine and fowls in the peach and other orchards tends to preserve them from the depredations of the curcuflo and codling moth. Mr. Johnson near Alton has practiced such pasturing with good returns of fruit in comparison to neighbors who did not and who received little or no fruit. |
848 |
2/10/68 |
2 |
5 |
Horticulture Adv | J. S. Royalty, Agent for Phoenix Nursery of Bloomington, Illinois. Fruit trees, ornamental shade trees, shrubbery and Grapes. Nebraska City. |
848 |
2/28/68 |
3 |
2 |
Horticulture | Mr. Lowe, the peach man was in Nebraska City with a wagon load of apples, raised by his orchard four miles below the City. He raised 200 bushels last year. |
848 |
2/10/68 |
3 |
2 |
Horticulture | William Fulton Esq., of Nebraska city has negotiated for $1000 worth of shrubbery and fruit trees which will be set out on his place in the spring. |
848 |
1/17/68 |
2 |
2 |
Horticulture | P. P. Chamberlain has good Peach Blow Potatoes and Jenet Apples. North side Main Street, Nebraska City. |
848 |
3/29/67 |
2 |
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Horticulture Adv | J. W. Cassel and J. M. Holland, living 2 miles south of Nebraska City, have for sale two to three hundred thousand Osage Plants in fine condition. |
848 |
1/17/68 |
2 |
2 |
Horticulture | P. P. Chamberlain had good Peach Blow Potatoes and Jenet apples. North side Main Street, Nebraska City. |
848 |
7/26/67 |
3 |
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Horticulture | Nebraska City. Mulberries are to be had in abundance on the opposite side of the river. |
848 |
5/20/67 |
3 |
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Horticulture | Nebraska city horticulturists predict immense quantities of flowers; currants, gooseberries, and fruit of all kinds this year. Already there are rosebuds on the bushes and blossoms on cherry, apple end peach trees. We have about 120 feet of currant bushes which are literally covered with blossoms. |
192 |
8/26/69 |
2 |
2 |
Horticulture | Major Pearman in the Chronicle says best quality and largest fruit ever grown in Otoe County are reported this year. |
848 |
4/3/67 |
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2 |
Horticulture | Nebraska City. J. H. Gregg. Hedge Plants and Fruit Trees. 200,000 Osage Plants and 2000 Apple trees for sale. Plants were taken up in the fall and well taken care of in the winter. Enquire at Farmer's and Mechanic's Store, or at my residence near Boydston's Bridge. Nebraska City, Nebr. |
848 |
8/14/68 |
3 |
2 |
Horticulture | Nebraska City. Grape crop of southern Nebraska promises to be large. The vines belonging to Mr. Schinedt on the Greggsport Hill are literally loaded. |
848 |
8/26/68 |
3 |
2 |
Horticulture | Nebraska City. Peaches and grapes are becoming plentiful in the city. |
848 |
8/26/68 |
3 |
3 |
Horticulture | Nebraska City. From a half bushel of peaches purchased from the Masters orchard, by N. S. Harding, the smallest one weighed a trifle less than a quarter of a pound. |
848 |
9/11/68 |
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Horticulture | Mr. Morton presented su with some peaches grown on his farm, which for lusciousness cannot be excelled in any State. Four of them weighe a few ounces over a pound. Mr. Morton raised about 40 bushel. |
848 |
9/21/68 |
3 |
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Horticulture | Nebraska City. An apple tree in full bloom in Nebraska City On Sept. 18th, some buds in full bloom, others dropping off and others just ready to burst in bloom, and instance never before heard. |
848 |
9/30/68 |
3 |
3 |
Horticulture | Nebraska City. Alderman Kennedy set out an apple tree early last spring which bloomed in June, and is now in full bloom again. |
848 |
7/12/67 |
3 |
2 |
Horticulture Grapes | Prospects for an immense yield in the section of Nebraska City is flattering. The vineyard adjoining the city on the North and belonging to Mr. Schmidt promises a tremendous crop. Reports from Richardson county say the vines are loaded and the yield will be equal to the cops usually raised in the vicinity of the Rhine river, Germany. |
848 |
7/31/67 |
3 |
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Horticulture Peaches | The Nebraska City News says of Bill Lowes Peach crop, four miles from Nebraska City, that Mr, Lowe will have more than, 1,000 bushels of peaches in his orchard of 2000 trees, this summer of the year 1867. |
848 |
3/11/67 |
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Horton, H. B. | Of Nebraska City has a contract for carrying freight from Camp Collins to the Great Salt Lake. |
848 |
12/16/68 |
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3 |
Horton, H. B. | and J. S. Bender, defendants vs Jacob Wesner, district court, Otoe County. See Legal Notice |
848 |
12/7/68 |
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2 |
Horton, H. B. Esq. | An old citizen of this City returned from the Western Territories on Saturday. He reports business on the plains brisk and everybody making money. |
848 |
2/26/68 |
3 |
4 |
Horton, H. B. | Sold building in Nebr. City to Otoe Co. Nat. Bk. See Buildings |
192 |
11/13/73 |
3 |
3 |
Horton, Wm | Crossed the Missouri river with 50 head of Texas cattle. |
192 |
12/9/75 |
3 |
1 |
Hospitals | Good Samaritan Hospital at Omaha will have Dr. L. B. Arnold as Practitioner. See Good Samaritan Hospital |
192 |
4/24/70 |
2 |
1 |
Hostile Indians | From the West report Indians very troublesome this spring they are raiding very generally upon the frontier settlements, throwing cars from the track, stampeding and driving away live stock and attacking emigrant trains. |
848 |
10/23/68 |
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Hotel Lincoln | Atwood House. Lincoln, Nebraska, nearly completed, is to Lincoln what the Herndon was to Omaha some years ago, sap the Lincoln Statesman The main edifice is 50 1/2 feet by 20 1/2 feet and 4 1/1 stories high, including basement., with a 2 story rear building 80 x 40 feet. Work was started August 1, and it will be ready for guests about November 1st. |
848 |
11/6/68 |
3 |
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Hotel | Barnum House, under the managenent of Messrs. Cleveland and Viinn will be ready for guests soon. |
192 |
8/4/70 |
2 |
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Hotel | Star Hotel, Stevenson and Cross, Proprietors. Ticket office, omnibuses to trains. |
192 |
7/14/70 |
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Hotel | Sherman House at Tecumseh, Nebraska is kept by a jolly good fellow, Tierney, who runs a Hotel in "A No. 1" style. |
192 |
7/14/70 |
2 |
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Hotel | The "Brooks' House" in Plattsmouth is the house in that city, run by Higby and son. Ira has charge of the office and Mr. Higby personally supervises the culiary department and is general superintendent. |
848 |
6/25/67 |
2 |
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Hotels | Beatrice Nebraska Three in city. W. Chesny & Bro. proprietor Beatrice House. Dunbar & Hanna, Proprietors. A. L. Ayers, Proprietor. See Beatrice. |
848 |
1/15/68 |
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1 |
Hotel | Cincinnati House. Cor. Otoe & 8th Street, Nebraska City, N. T. Henry Brown, Proprietor. Large addition, and stable to accomodating fifty horses. |
192 |
11/11/75 |
3 |
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Hotels | City Hotel, Omaha. W. S. Clark of the City Hotel has located his family in Nemaha. |
848 |
11/25/68 |
2 |
4 |
Hotel Adv | Douglas House, John Douglas, Proprietor. Nebraska City, Nebraska. Thoroughly renovated and ready for guests. Good substantial board. |
848 |
12/21/68 |
2 |
4 |
Hotel Adv | Everett House, St. Louis, Mo. J. B. Gildersieve, Proprietor. Newly furnished, accommodations unsurpassed, and charges moderate. |
848 |
12/4/68 |
2 |
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Hotel Adv | First National. Reynolds and Eastman, Proprietors. Successors to Jones. Nebraska City, Nebraska. Having purchased the above hotel and renovated same, we are prepared to accommodate boarders. By the day $4 per week, transient $2.00 per day. |
192 |
11/25/69 |
2 |
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Hotel | The Fremont House, S. H. Fowler Proprietor, located near the Union Pacific Rail Road and S. C. & P. R. R. Depots. Fremont, Nebr. |
848 |
1/15/68 |
2 |
4 |
Hotel Adv | Galt House. D. T. Evans, Proprietor, Nebraska City. Good stable and correl in connection. |
192 |
5/19/70 |
2 |
4 |
Hotel | N. N;. Green has closed Reynold's House and retired to private life. |
848 |
4/19/67 |
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2 |
Hotel | John Hemlin Esq. Having repurchased the Cincinnati House of Nebr. City, will proceed at once to repaint, repair, and generally renovate that populer hotel. He will also build an addition of 2 stories in height, 30x30 feet and ths add 9 large rooms for the accomodation of the traveling public. |
848 |
7/17/67 |
3 |
2 |
Hotel | Having re-bought, re-built and re-furnished the hotel at Nebraska City, I will on the 18th re-open it with a big dinner at $1.00 a piece. Henry Brown, Proprietor, Cincinnati House. |
848 |
2/14/67 |
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Hotel | A joint stock company, composed of men of means has been organized for the erection of a hotel at Lincoln, similar to the Cossen's Hotel at Omaha. Gov. Butler proposes to take $500 stock, also prominent men of Omaha and Nebraska City. |
192 |
12/28/70 |
3 |
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Hotel | List of names on register at City Hotel Peru, Nebraska. |
192 |
10/28/69 |
2 |
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Hotel | Mound City Hotel, G. A. Boyd, Proprietor, corner of North Market and Broadway Streets, St. Louis, Missouri |
848 |
9/30/68 |
3 |
5 |
Hotel | Lincoln. The new brick hotel, being built at Lincoln, by Mr. Atwood, is enclosed and will be ready for the public about the last of October. |
102 |
11/4/75 |
2 |
1 |
Hotel | Pacific House was destroyed by fire in Nebraska City was destroyed by fire last monday. See Pacific House |
848 |
4/5/67 |
3 |
1 |
Hotel Cincinnati House | Nebraska City. Messrs. Hamlin and Brown, the well-know and popular hotel keepers, have purchased the Cincinnati House for the sum of $6800. Mr. Hamlin built and occupied the house until a year ago. |
848 |
10/16/68 |
2 |
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Hotel | Nebraska City. Messrs. Cleveland and Winn have leased the Lindsay House for a number of years, and the name changed to Barnum's Hotel. |
848 |
9/25/68 |
2 |
3 |
Hotel | Nebraska City. Farmer's House. Vincent Straub, Proprietor. Nebraska City, Nebraska. Having made extensive additions to my already large house, I am prepared to accommodate any number of weekly, daily and transient boarders. |
848 |
8/3/68 |
4 |
3 |
Hotel | Seymour House. Brinker & Bragg. Nebraska City. Largest hotel in the city, under new management, newly furnished. |
848 |
10/9/68 |
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2 |
Hotel | Nebraska City. Union House. A. Findlay, Proprietor. Nebraska City. Terms reasonable, best of accommodations. A good stable attached to the house. |
848 |
4/26/67 |
3 |
1 |
Hotel | Plattsmouth. The Platte Valley House at Plattsmouth, Nebraska has recently changed hands. Mr. C. H. Parmalee having purchased it. |
848 |
4/5/677 |
3 |
2 |
Hotel | St. Lewis. The Lindell, of St. Louis, Missouri, considered the largest and handsomiest of its kind on this continent, if not in the world was totally destroyed by fire, with a loss reaching $1,600,000. See Fire |
192 |
6/16/70 |
2 |
5 |
Hotel | J. N. Reynolds is remodeling the "Reynolds House" to make it the most convenient in the state. |
848 |
3/29/68 |
3 |
3 |
Hotel | Seymour House, Nebraska City was leased to Dr. Brinker and Bragg of this City for $3000. per annum. |
848 |
1/15/68 |
1 |
5 |
Hotel | Seymour House, E. J. Senseney, Prop. A. S. Rhoades, Sup't. Nebraska City. Largest hotel in City, under new management, newly furnished and repaired. |
848 |
5/4/68 |
2 |
5 |
Hotel | Smith and Jones have rented and taken possession of the Gault House. Good Stable. W. C. Smith, John H. Jones. |
192 |
10/14/69 |
2 |
2 |
Hotel | Tecumseh has two good hotels, the Sherman and Pacific. Mr. Tierney is proprietor of the former. |
848 |
4/6/68 |
3 |
2 |
Hotel | Col. Tuxbury left the City this morning for Lincoln in quest of a suitable location for a first-class hotel. |
848 |
7/24/68 |
2 |
6 |
Hotel. Casement House | J. C. Higby, A. S. Paddox, Proprietors, Omaha, Nebraska. Cor. Franham and Ninth Streets. |
848 |
1/29/68 |
2 |
5 |
Hotel. Douglas House | Day board has been reduced to $1 per day and $5. per week for regular board. John Douglas, Main Street, Nebraska City. |
848 |
6/15/68 |
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3 |
Hotel. First National | Tayman and Thunson. On the European plan. Having fitted and refurnished the Moll House, we are ready for guests. Prices moderate. |
848 |
4/15/68 |
3 |
4 |
Hotel. For Rent. | Galt House is offered for rent for one year on fair terms. Pleasantly situated, furnished in good style, stable room for 28 head of horses, yard, corrall, and out buildings. Apply or address, J. Shoff. |
848 |
2/3/68 |
3 |
4 |
Hotel. Gambrinus Hall | A. Dammann, Proprietor. Rhine and other German brands of wine direct for the importers. Also Swiss, Limburger and Wester Reserve cheese and Holland Herrings, Fresh Oysters. |
192 |
7/8/69 |
2 |
6 |
Hotel, Phelps House | W. M. Stevens, proprietor, opposite depot. Phelps City, Missouri. |
192 |
4/20/71 |
3 |
3 |
Hotel, Starr | Jesse McDowell has bought the Stevenson and Cross' interest in the Hotel. |
192 |
1/13/76 |
2 |
3 |
Hotels | Central House has been taken over and will be run by its owner, Pat Kelcher, Tecumseh. |
192 |
11/18/75 |
3 |
2 |
Hotels | Mr Cooley has retired form the Star Hotel at Brownville and that house is again without a landlord. |
192 |
11/11/75 |
3 |
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Hotels | In Nemaha City kept by L. Johnson. See Nemaha City. |
192 |
10/7/69 |
2 |
4 |
Houghs, R. V. | For Probate Judge of Nemaha County on the Democratic ticket. |
848 |
4/10/6 |
3 |
1 |
House, Mr. | Nebraska City, Nebr. See Game |
192 |
3/20/73 |
2 |
2 |
House & Senate | Members by a vote increase in salaries the last 10 years they voted 3 increases of pay to themselves befor the war the pay was $8.00 per day for the actual days of the session, it was then raised to $3,000 per annual, in 1866 it was raised to $5,000 and recently to $7,500. |
848 |
2/24/68 |
3 |
2 |
Houser, E.C. | Of Union Precinct, Cass County. See Agriculture |
848 |
7/8/68 |
2 |
3 |
Houser, E. C. | Of Cass County. Spring Wheat. See Agriculture |
192 |
1/13/76 |
3 |
4 |
Houston, Daniel | Was appointed road supervisor, Lafayette Precinct, Dist. 6. See Nemaha County. Commissioners' Proceedings, Jan 5. |
192 |
2/10/76 |
3 |
4 |
Howard | J. M. Campbell is building an addition to his store in Howard. |
192 |
11/11/75 |
3 |
7 |
Howard | Dr. Brooks is recovering from an illness. See Disease. |
192 |
3/7/76 |
3 |
4 |
Howard | J. M. Campbell, merchant of Howard has bought over 16,000 bushels of corn and sold it to feeders and farmers. |
192 |
7/29/69 |
2 |
1 |
Howard, Mr. | Sold interest in Clarion to W. H. Ashby. See Press |
848 |
2/28/68 |
3 |
2 |
Howard, Dr. Frank S. | Entertainer, Young Mens Literary Association. See Societies and Associations |
848 |
1/6/68 |
3 |
3 |
Howard, Frank | Nebraska City, Nebr. See Doctor |
192 |
6/17/70 |
2 |
3 |
Howard, Frank S. | Of Nebraska City, Secretary of Nebraska State Historical Society. See Neb.St. Hist. Soc. |
192 |
6/1/71 |
1 |
3 |
Howard, George E. | Elected Vice President of the Teachers Association at the meeting in Tecumseh. |
192 |
3/10/70 |
1 |
4 |
Howard, George | Enrolled n the Teacher's class, Peru Normal |
848 |
7/15/67 |
3 |
2 |
Howard, J. A. | Nebraska City, Nebr. R. S. V. G. of I. O. O. F. Frontier Lodge No 3. See Societies and Organizations. |
848 |
9/23/68 |
3 |
4 |
Howard, J. A. | Served as member of the Grand Jury. See Judicial. |
192 |
2/2/71 |
2 |
6 |
Howard, Jacob M. | Retiring U. S. Senator of Michigan. |
848 |
4/13/68 |
1 |
2 |
Howard, John M. | Douglas County Delegate. See Convention, County Republican |
192 |
1/5/71 |
2 |
5 |
Howard, Joseph | Died at Peru, January 19. Lived in Ohio and Indiana until he moved here four months ago. |
192 |
8/12/69 |
2 |
6 |
Howard and Medford | Architects and Builders Corner of Main and Second Streets. Brownville, Nebraska. See Trade |
192 |
1/5/71 |
2 |
5 |
Howard and Medford | James Medford bought Mr. Howard's interest. |
848 |
12/14/68 |
2 |
2 |
Howard and Nelson | Beatrice, Nebr. Publishers of Blue Valley Record. See Press. |
192 |
10/14/69 |
2 |
2 |
Howarth, Bivens and Co. | In business at Tecumseh, Nebraska |
192 |
10/21/75 |
3 |
4 |
Howe, A. C. | Elected Supervisor, Bedford Precinct. See Election Returns, Nemaha County. |
192 |
12/30/75 |
3 |
6 |
Howe, Church | Lectured on Temperance New Year's eve. See Liquor |
192 |
3/23/76 |
3 |
2 |
Howe, Church | Denies he sold his vote. See Graft and Corruption |
192 |
2/24/76 |
2 |
2 |
Howe, Church | Sold his vote for $3,000. See Graft and Corruption |
192 |
10/23/73 |
2 |
4 |
Howe, O. D. | Pawnee Co., Reelected county surveyor. |
192 |
10/23/73 |
2 |
6 |
Howe, S. | Nemaha City Pct., Elected Road Supervisor. |
192 |
10/28/75 |
2 |
1 |
Howe, Seymour, Sr. | Near Nemaha City died on the 22nd of this month. See Deaths |
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