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192
9/8/70
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 Johnson County The Commissioners have appropriated $400 for the erection of a bridge across the Nemaha at Sterling.
192
9/15/70
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 Johnson County Fair August 14, 15, 16 Managers are working to make it a success.
848
6/7/67
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 Johnson County M. L. Beris, Tecumseh, operationg flouring mill, County settling fast. See Industry
192
12/22/70
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 Johnson Is the name of the new post office to be established 15 miles west of Hebron in Nuckloss County on Spring Creek. Beatrice Clarion
192
10/16/69
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 Johnson County The Commissioners of Johnson County will soon purchase a half section of school land for a County Poor Farm.
192
12/16/75
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 Johnson, Nebraska Lucien B. Church is teaching the district school at Johnson.
848
7/27/67
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 Johnson County Crops never looked better, says Isreal Loomis, an old pioneer. See Agriculture
848
8/3/68
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 Johnson County The country is fast being filled up with intelligent and enterprising people. The county seat has quite a dignified appearence with a good substantial Court House, nearly complete, five stores, one hotel, hardware store, tin shop, bakery, etc. Trade is good, and Democracy thoroughly organized.
848
10/30/68
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 Johnson County Jerome Dauchey. Suffock pigs from Illinois. See Hogs
848
6/16/67
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 Johnson County District Court held by Chief Justice Mason on First Monday in May. See Judiciary
192
2/17/76
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 Johnson, Nebraska Mr. Ernhart will move into his new residence when it is completed. See Building
192
12/9/75
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 Johnson County, Nebraska George Fiske last week sold 60 hogs. See Livestock
192
3/23/76
3
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 Johnson, Nebr. Has plenty of snow.
192
11/11/75
3
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 Johnson, Nebraska Edward Heikes is selling out his dry goods. See Trade
192
11/11/75
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 Johnson, Nebraska E. Heikes manufactures brooms in Johnson, Nebr.
192
6/16/70
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 Johnson County, (Neb) History of
192
10/14/69
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 Johnson County History of Tecumseh, its county seat.
848
5/22/67
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 Johnson County, Nebr Iowa, Linn County Ten families. See Settlers
192
4/6/71
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 Johnnson County Is organized to secure 1000 setlers. It sends the Chieftain to the east.
192
1/13/76
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 Johnson County Is to be defendant in a lawsuit with H. N. Cornell. See Judiciary
848
6/12/67
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 Johnson County Israel Loomis, Esq. one of the oldest inhabitants of Johnson COunty reports heavy rains visiting that section during the past week, Nemaha Valley in places being entirely inundated and teh river very high. The corn and wheat crops are looking splendid and the prospect for an abundant harvest never was better.
192
12/30/75
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 Johnson, Nebr. J. B. Johnson recently threshed over 200 bushels of oats.
192
2/24/76
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 Johnson, Nebr. Simon Miller has been threshing grain the past week. Johnson item. See Agriculture
192
2/2/76
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 Johnson, Nebr. Rev Ira Moore preached here last Sunday.
192
7/8/69
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 Johnson County North of Pawnee County, watered by Great Nemaha and many creeks. Larger streams are well timbered. Two veins of stone coal discovered. Population is about 6,000.
192
2/3/70
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 Johnson County The old home farm in Johnson County of Hon. Geo. P. Tucker has been sold to Mayor B. F. Lushbough with other lands he owned adjoining this, makes the farm 3 1/2 miles long. See Agriculture
192
11/25/75
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 Johnson County One acre yielded 108 bushels. See Agriculture
848
7/12/67
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 Johnson County Mr. Presson appointed selector of State Lands for Nemaha Land District. See Presson, Mr.
848
12/16/68
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 Johnson County Recent snow, the heaviest known by the oldest inhabitants. See Weather
192
2/3/76
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 Johnson, Nebraska Mrs. Henry Snyder is very sick. See Diseases
192
2/19/74
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 Johnson, Nebraska School well taught, Mrs. J. B. Johnson in charge of debating Society.
192
7/15/69
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 Johnson County Sterling, new town laid out near Bryson, post office. See Sterling
848
8/3/68
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 Johnson County Suffering for rain although plenty all around. Must come soon or no crop of corn, potatoes, beans, etc. Wheat crop good, yield from 25 to 35 bu. See Weather & climate.
192
6/1/71
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 Johnson County Teachers Association in Court House at Tecumseh May 17, 1871 elected officers.
848
7/26/67
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 Johnson County Thousands of acres of land are ready for settlers in this and Lancaster and Seward county. See Land
192
2/26/74
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 Johnson County Investment in school facilities.
192
1/27/76
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 Johnson, Nebraska Pro. Williamson gave an exposition and lecture. See Amusement
192
8/12/69
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 Johnson County Mr. C. Woodley of Tecumseh, active member of Agricultural Society of Johnson County, was in Brownville this week.
192
11/11/75
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 Johnson Precinct Corn and potatoe crop good. See Agriculture
848
7/26/67
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 Jolly, W. C. Of Tecumseh, Nebr. reports of the finding of vein of coal by firm of Coady and Ward. See Coal
192
5/8/73
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 Jones, Miss The Birds at St. Dervin District School exercises.
848
5/3/67
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 Jones, Mr. Of Iowa, received the contract for the trees in the Court House square at Nebraska City. See Trees
848
9/4/68
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 Jones, Mr. Left Field. Otoe Base Ball Team. See Base Ball
192
5/8/73
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 Jones, Mr. A. Candidate for Constable at St. Dervin District School exercises.
192
10/21/69
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 Jones, A. D. Of Omaha R. W. Rep. to G. L. of the I. O. O. F. Lodge. See Societies and Organizations
192
5/8/73
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 Jones, Alvin "Robinson Crusoe" at St. Dervin District School exercises.
192
5/8/73
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 Jones, Charley "Self Concert" at the St. Dervin District School exercises.
192
4/10/73
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 Jones, E. M. Petit Juror.
192
12/9/69
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 Jones, Elizabeth and William M. James, Nemaha County, Nebr. Married by Judge A. W. Morgan. See marriage
192
12/11/73
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 Johnson, Ellen E. Peru. Principal of Model School, State Normal School.
192
1/15/74
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 Johnson, F. E. Brownville. Director, First National Bank.
192
10/23/73
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 Jones, H. M. Aspinwall Pct., Elected Justice of the Peace.
192
1/13/76
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 Jones, Henry M. Justice. Annual settlement made. See Nemaha County. Commissioners' Proceedings. Jan 4.
848
8/28/68
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 Jones, I. S. Land Agent. Nebrasdka City. See Real Estate.
848
7/15/67
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 Jones, Isaac S. Nebraska City, Nebr. Dwellings and farms for sale. See Real Estate
192
10/23/73
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 Johnson, J. B. Washington Pct., Elected Clerk of election.
192
2/19/74
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 Johnson, J. B. Johnson, Neb. President of Debating Society.
848
8/28/68
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 Jones, J. S. Sold property in Nebraska City to Judge Archibald, Mr. Shambough & Mr. Bruce. See Real Estate Transactions
192
4/10/73
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 Jones, J. E. Emigrated to Nebraska from near Warington England, sent a prairie cow to England to show the English farmers the kind of stock can be raised upon the prairie land of Nebraska.
192
12/30/75
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 Jones, J. G. Tecumseh fire loss - barber shop. See Fire
192
9/16/69
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 Jones, James H. Uncle of Joannah Hutton, who married William Woodring on September 5th. Both are of St. Deroin.
192
2/12/74
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 Johnson, Jas W. Cass County Aid de camp with rank of Colonel on Governor's Military Staff.
192
2/19/74
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 Johnson, Julius Johnson, Neb., attended teachers institute.
192
10/23/73
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 Johnson, Levi Nemaha City Pct., Elected Assessor.
192
10/30/73
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 Jones, Henry Real estate transfer from Daniel D. Davis.
192
9/15/70
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 Jones, Phineas Plaintiff against C. C. Ellis. See Legal Notice
192
6/19/73
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 Jones, W. Pleasant Valley Master Grange, Brownville Nebr.
192
10/21/75
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 Jones, W. J. Elected Judge of Election, London Precinct, Nemaha County. See Election Returns
192
7/8/69
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 Jones County Rose Creek and its numerous tributaries runs through southern townships and empties into the Little Blue which enters the county on the west 12 miles from Kansas line receiving near its western boundary the Big and Little Sandy. Several heavy settlements along these streams and first class mills are in operation.
192
2/24/70
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 Jordon, Henry Agents wanted, $5 to $20. per day can be made, address Henry Jordon & Co. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
848
8/31/68
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 Joy, Mr. Father of Mrs. J. S. Morton. Death of. See Death
192
6/19/73
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 Joy, A. Real estate transfer from Geo. A. Brown lots 5 and 6, block 55, $55.00. Peru, Nebr.
192
6/26/73
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 Joy, James F. Nebraska City Railroad transfer boat passed up the river to her moorings on Tuesday morning.
192
6/19/73
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 Joy, Wm A. Real estate transfer from Samuel R. Daily N 1/2, N 1/2 lot 11, Block 116. Peru, Nebr. $1,600.
192
9/8/70
2
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 Judd, James B. Of Pawnee City is an extensive, intelligent and successful fruit grower and reports everything flourishing in his region.
848
6/12/67
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 Judd, M. H. Esq. Was shamefully and brutally treated by some ruffian from Iowa, last evening. While greasing his onmibus, the ruffian stepped behind him and struck him on the head with a large piece of stone, inflicting a dangerous wound. Understand the would be murderer kicked and beat him in a brutal manner while he was lying on the ground. Mr. Judd says he never had an angry word with the man, and can assign no reason for his actions.
192
11/11/75
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 Judkins, Mr and Mrs Parents of Mrs. Lizzie A. Lowry. See Deaths
192
4/6/76
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 Judkins, W. A. Elected councilman, 2d ward, Brownville. See Election
192
12/9/75
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 Judkins, W. A. Granted permission to establish scales in Main Street. See Municipal Governmdnt. City Council-Brownville
848
7/10/67
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 Judiciary Nebraska City Case "State of Nebraska vs Ida Warrens, August Warrens, and others" for assault and battery was commended this morning. Over 30 persons were sworn in as jurors, and then objected to.
848
7/12/67
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 Judiciary A change of venue was granted to Mr. Wisheart this morning. The case will be tried at Plattsrnouth. Understood that Gus Nelson will commence suit against him immediately for damages.
192
8/12/69
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 Judiciary Cheney Injunciton Case Dicision of Judge Jamison against dissolution of the injuncition. Chicago 8-2
192
12/23/75
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 Judiciary The circuit court of Kearney City last week tried and convicted Jordon P. Smith, Texas herder, of the murder of a farmer near Kearney who asked for crop damages. He was sentenced to be hanged April 7, 1876 by Judge Maxwell.
192
3/27/73
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 Judiciary The Coal Law. An act to authorize counties to issur bonds to aid in boring for coal in their respective counties.
192
5/20/69
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 Judiciary Colonel J. E. Philpott of Lincoln has been appointed Deputy United States District Attorney.
192
11/4/75
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 Judiciary The constable is having trouble replioining (?) Stock. Glen Rock item.
848
7/13/68
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 Judiciary Cost of maintaining the twenty judicial districts by Congress. $400,000. See Finances, National.
848
4/1/67
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 Judiciary Nebraska City. County Court has been in session during the day.
192
9/1/70
2
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 Judiciary Unconstitutionality of the act of 1869 creating the office of Attorney General.
192
9/8/70
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 Judiciary List of Grand and Petit juries.
192
4/27/71
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 Judiciary Impeachment trial, evidence in the Butler Case.
192
2/3/76
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 Judiciary Mr. Calder appeared against Mr. Reynolds for assault and battery. Mr Reynolds was fined $10 and costs at Glen Rock.
848
7/19/67
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 Judiciary District Court adjourned yesterday morning during its session more cases were disposed of than at any two courts we have ever had.
192
4/17/73
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 Judiciary District Court continued its session until last Monday A. M. the following is a complete history of the fate of each case called.
848
7/1/67
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 Judiciary District Court convened in Nebraska City today. It has 114 civil cases; 30 criminal cases and 30 chancery cases. THe docket will be entirely cleaned before adjournment, with the exception of those cases in which His Honor Cheif Justice Mason is engaged in.
192
4/10/73
2
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 Judiciary District Court convened on Monday last, Judge Gantt presiding, there was but 109 cases on the civil and six on the criminal dockets.
192
12/2/69
2
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 Judiciary The District Court is now in session. Beside the bar of Nemaha county we notice J. N. Shambaugh of Nebraska City and A. Shonheit of Fall City. James Wright indicated for assault with intent to murder. Cassenback was found guilty, sentenced to State Prison one year. Mr. Fife 1 year for counterfiting county warrents.
848
7/26/67
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 Judiciary Anthony Dray wasbrought before his Honor Mayor Dickey, this morning on charge of selling whiskey without a license. He was found guilty and fined $50 and cost.

 

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