Was present acouncil meeting Jan 3. See Government Municipal, Brownville
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5-8-73
2
5
Parker Miss Almira
"The Lover of Little" will performed St. Darvin District School excercises
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10-13-70
2
4
Parker, B. C.
Appointed past master at Howard in Nemaha County.
1305
1-13-76
3
4
Parker, B. C.
Patition for new county road.. See Nemaha County, Commissioners
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6-5-73
3
4
Parker, B. C.
To Chas. B. Parker N.W. 1/4 of S. E. 1/4 and N. E. 1/4 of N. W/ 1/4 Sec 32, town 6, range 13. $1.00.
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65-73
3
4
Parker, Chas. B.
Real estate transfer from B. C. Parker N.W. 1/4 of S. E. 1/4 and N. E. 1/4 of N. W/ 1/4 Sec 32, town 6, range 13. $1.00.
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12-23-69
2
2
Parker, Fred A.
Elected Guard
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12-23-69
2
3
Parker, Fred A.
Elected Tyler of the Nemaha Valley Lodge A. F. & A. M.
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10-28-75
2
2
Parker, H. W.
Of Beatrice elected Grand Senior Warden of Grand Lodge. IOOF. See Societies and Organizations
0848
1-6-68
2
2
Parker, H. W.
Of Sweard County is making plans to burn brick in the summer. See Brick
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2-12-74
2
3
Parker, H. W.
Of Gage county, Engineer in Chief, rank,Brig. General on Governor's Military Staff.
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7-14-70
1
5
Parker, (Lieut) J. B.
Of Lancaster County was elected on the Executive Committee of the Old Soldiers Association. See Societies and Organizations.
0848
3-20-68
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Parker, J. W.
Druggist, Nebr.City. Price & Parker. See Co-partnership.
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1-6-68
2
2
Parker & Roper
Camden, Seward County flouring mills. Donated for xmas gathering. See Celebrations.
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6-17-69
3
2
Parks, William I.
Has a Champion No. 2 Reaper and Mower. See Agriculture.
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4-26-67
3
1
Parmelee, C. H.
Of Plattsmouth, Nebr. has purchased the Platte Valley House. See Hotel.
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2-24-76
2
1
Parmalee, Dan
May succeed C. E. Yost as post master of Omaha. See Mails.
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7-29-67
3
2
Parmelee, Myrtle
Of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, a young musician of Promise, scarcely thirteen years of age. See Music.
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2-17-76
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Parmer, H. T.
Member of committee on credentials for Good Templars. See Organizations and Associations.
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4-5-67
2
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Parmile, C.
Newly elected alderman of Plattsmouth, Nebr. See Election.
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12-30-75
3
2
Parrot, ---
His two children died of scarlet fever. He lives two miles north of Peru.
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12-30-75
3
6
Parrott, Mr.
Lost two children from scarlet fever. See Diseases.
1305
9-9-69
3
2
Parson, Mr.
Is employed by the Omaha Herald. He is the son of Reverend Davis of Brownville, Nebraska. See Press.
1305
9-8-70
3
3
Parsons, Mr.
Judgment for, in suit brought by Lorinda Godfrey. See Legal Notice.
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11-24-70
1
1
Parsons and Culver
Will establish a new papercalled the Blue Valley Record at Milford in Seward County.
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12-23-75
3
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Pary, William C.
Joined the Good Templars Monday night. See Societies and Organizations.
0848
10-16-68
3
2
Paschall Horse Drawing
Lucky numbers. See Lotteries.
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3-2-76
3
2
Pascoe, Joe
Will take charge of the Pascoe Meat Market. See Trade.
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3-23-76
3
3
Pascoe, Paul
Reaches Little Sandy on way to Black Hills.
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9-1-70
2
5
Pascoe and Holman
Will pay a reward for the return of 24 sheep strayed from Ira Moore's pastures 1 1/2 miles west of Brownville. See Livestock.
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12-16-69
2
1
Post Master Goverment
Captain John R. Brown has been appointed Post master at Fairbury Jefferson County.
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11-25-69
2
5
Post Master
Henry D. Merrell has been appointed Post Master at Jenkins Mills in Jefferson County.
0848
1-6-68
1
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Patterson, Mr
Of Nebraska City, Nebr. Remarks favoring the scheme to securea portion of the southern emigration for Nebraska. See Emigration meeting.
0848
10-19-68
3
2
Patterson, C. P.
Has just returned from a six months trip to the Rocky Mountains.
0848
10-23-68
3
3
Patterson, C. P.
Freighter. Has for sale a train of ten Wagons and sixty head of mules. See For Sale.
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11-4-68
3
3
Patterson, C. P.
Nebraska City, has sold half interest in his mule train to Monroe & Dillon. See Freighting.
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4-17-73
2
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Patterson, George
Defendant attachment. Judgment in favor of plaintiff for $421.15.
1305
4-10-73
3
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Patterson, J. H.
Petit Juror.
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8-5-69
2
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Patterson, Reverend James
Secretary of Nebraska College for boys at Nebraska City.
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10-20-70
2
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Patterson, J. M.
From Cass County elected to the House in Nebraska State Legislature.
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5-1-73
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Patterson, John
Appointed minister at Vesta, Nebraska.
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7-22-67
3
1
Patterson, M. P.
Returned from a six weeks visit to Kansas City. He reports crops in that section very heavy.
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4-1-67
3
1
Patterson, W. C.
Of Nebraska City, Nebr. appointed engineer, street supervisor and policeman of Nebraska City. See Nebr. City Council Proceedings.
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2-2-71
1
4
Patterson, W. R.
Cass County Superintendent of schools.
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11-18-75
2
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Patton, John
Who escaped from St. Joseph jail is believed to be one of the men who robbed John Quinn near Arago. See Crime.
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10-21-75
3
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Paulin, J. M.
Elected Justice of the Peace and Clerk of Election, Aspinwall Precinct. See Election Returns, Nemaha County
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1-13-76
3
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Paulen, J. M.
Justice of the Peace. Bonds filed and approved. See Nemaha County, Commissioners' Proceedings.
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1-13-76
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Paulin, J. M.
Justice of the Peace. Annual settlement approved. See Nemaha County, Commissioners' Proceedings. Jan 5.
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10-23-73
2
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Paulin, J. M. Aspinwall Pct.
Elected assessor and Constable.
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7-15-69
2
3
Pavy, Mrs. Elizabeth
Married John P. Flack, Esquire. Both of Nemaha County. See Marriage.
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11-5-73
2
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Pawnee Indians
Spotted Horse Chief of the Pawnees, killed in a fight with the Sioux Indians near Fort Henry, buried ath the Fort Cemetery.
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2-19-74
2
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Pawnee Indians
are becoming civilized; one of them send a Grocer here on Wednesday, for the possession of a pair of boots, employed an attorney who won the case; and Mr. Lo walked of with the boots and the Grocer paid the costs.
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1-29-74
2
2
Pawnee Indians
raided by the Sioux Indians.
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9-15-70
3
1
Pawnee City
Captain W. Roper and wife, Dr. J. W. M Casland and C. Dusenberg to Pawnee City stoppedat the Star Hotel.
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1-26-71
2
5
Pawnee City
Richard Brown has been appointed Post Master in place of Judge Edwards who resigned.
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5-11-71
2
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Pawnee City
The Christian churches south of the Platte have located a site for a college on Hollingshead's addition to Pawnee City. See School.
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6-24-69
1
4
Pawnee City
County seat of Pawnee County is on Turkey Creek, 8 miles from the Kansas line within a few miles of the proposed Atchinson and Lincoln R.R. It has a population of 700, lage shops, good churches, a seminary, and shops. Is a progressive town. The Pawnee Tribune is published there.
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10-14-69
2
1
Pawnee City
Judge Edwards has bought a half interest in the Tribune.
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8-12-68
3
2
Pawnee, Neb
Rev H. M. Giltner.
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4-15-68
3
2
Pawnee City
Improvement, Business House & Masonic Hall. See Buildings.
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3-23-71
2
1
Pawnee CIty
Mr. Irwin has located here to engage in business selling agricultural implements.
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5-1-73
1
5
Pawnee City
Rev. W. A. Presson appointed Minister at Pawnee City, Nebraska.
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10-21-75
3
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Pawnee City
D. Remick of Pawnee City is a heavy stockholder in the State Bank of Neraska.
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1-13-70
2
2
Pawnee City
Dr. A. S. Stewart of Pawnee City has been appointed Examming Surgeon under the Pension Law.
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2-26-74
1
4
Pawnee County
investment in school facilities.
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12-18-73
3
5,6
Pawnee City
local news.
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3-27-67
2
2
Pawnee Coal Mining Company
Of Pawnee County, incorporated. See Coal
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3-27-67
2
1
Pawnee County
See Coal
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6-10-68
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Pawnee County
Crop report and prices. See Agriculture
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4-24-67
3
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Pawnee County
Mr. Hollingshead of Pawnee County was in Nebraska City yesterday. He reports that county being settled up rapidly by athrifty and energistic class of people from Illinois. Mr. H. is an extreme radical and favors negro suffrage, etc.
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6-17-67
2
1
Pawnee County
District Court held by Chief Justice Mason on second Monday in May. See Judiciary.
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12-9-75
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Pawnee County
Mr. Liddy recently had his home destroyed by fire. See Fire.
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2-2-71
2
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Pawnee County
News items from the Tribune.
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7-31-67
3
1,2
Pawnee County
Messrs P. M. Robers and Rufus Abbott are the Wheet horses of the Democracy in Pawnee County and are always read and willing to work in the cause which they have espoused. They speak in glowing terms of the rapid settlement of the county and the heavy grain crop now being harvested. The Maine-Liquor law is in operation not a drop of the ardent is to be had in the ounty except for mediccal purposes.
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7-8-69
1
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Pawnee County
Southeast of Gage, watered by the Great Nemaha and many creeks. Larger streams are well timbered. Several paying veins of stone caol have been found. Population is nearly 5,000.
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11-18-75
2
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Pawnee County
N. S. Wood will exhibit four buffalo. See Buffalo.
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12-8-59
3
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Pawnee Rancho
The copartnership of Roper and Weston, formerly transacting business at Pawnee Rancho, is dissolved by mutual consent. Fordyce Roper has purchased entire interest of J. B. Weston and will remain in the old stand. See Dissolution. F Roper. J. B. Weston.
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10-28-68
3
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Payne, Mr.
Nebraska City, Nebr. See Wells.
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8-21-68
3
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Payne, Wm
Sold lots in Nebraska City to Wm Sloan for $925. See Real Estate Transactions.
