101. AAA Nebraska - History Of AAA history of AAA. Emergency Assistance. Car breakdowns haven t changed in the last hundred years they re still ©2005 AAA nebraska, all rights reserved http://www.autoclubgroup.com/nebraska/about_us/history2.asp

102. Document Title nebraska s fossil beds and glacial deposits show that it once was the bed of an inland history books indicate that AfricanAmericans contributed to the http://info.neded.org/stathand/parttwo/nehist5y.html

NEBRASKA'S HISTORY Earliest Records Nebraska's fossil beds and glacial deposits show that it once was the bed of an inland sea that was later elevated above water. The area once had a tropical climate, but during a later period, glaciers covered the land. Archaeologists estimate that prehistoric people inhabited the area from 25,000 to 10,000 years ago, based on discoveries of stone tools and weapons. Indian Tribes Indian tribes lived in Nebraska a few hundred years before white explorers arrived. The Missouri, Omaha, Oto and Ponca Indians were peaceful tribes, living by farming and hunting along rivers. The Pawnee tribe farmed beans, corn and squash, and hunted buffalo on the plains. Although the Pawnees fought with other Indian tribes, they were friendly with white settlers. Western Nebraska was the home of the Arapaho, Cheyenne, Comanche, and Brule and Oglala Sioux Indians. These wandering tribes, which built no villages and lived in tepees, lived by hunting buffalo. They eventually fought white settlers and U.S. government troops to keep these hunting grounds. Spanish and French Explorers In 1541, Spanish explorer Francisco Vasquez de Coronado led an expedition across what is now the American Southwest into Kansas. He claimed the entire territory for Spain, although the Spainards never established settlements in Nebraska.

103. Turner Publishing - Product Catalog 1000 titles commemorating America’s history, with books on the United States Army, Navy, Those Who Flew Aviation history of Thayer Co. nebraska http://www.turnerpublishing.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryId=35

104. St. Edward Community History Welcome to St. Edward, nebraska! St. Edward is a great place to live a relaxed, less hurried pace of life, picturesque scenery, quality education, http://www.ci.saint-edward.ne.us/history.htm

History Government History Businesses Education Land/Natural Resources Historic Photos ... Looking Into the Future (Winter on the Beaver Creek, early 1900s) Prehistory Around the end of the last Ice Age, the first settlers to the area that would one day become St. Edward migrated in from the north and west. A number of Native American tribes have lived in this region during the past 10,000 years. The most recent Native American tribe to have lived in the St. Edward area were the Pawnee, who lived in earth lodge villages along the Beaver and Bogus creeks. The Sioux and the Omaha tribes also hunted bison in the area. In the mid-1800s, the U.S. government removed these tribes from their home areas through treaties, which cleared the way for white settlement in the area. In 1871, Boone County was organized, and the settlers who would found St. Edward began to arrive. Early Settlement J. North of nearby Columbus, Neb., platted a townsite and named it Beaver City in 1871. This attempt at settlement was unsuccessful, but in 1872 a post office was established in the vicinity named Beaver. Two years later, the Waterville Mills began operation along Beaver Creek, and other businesses began to spring up. That year, the post office changed its name to Waterville. In 1876, A. T. Coquillard of South Bend, Indiana, platted a new townsite, St. Edward. He named it after Rev. Edward Sorin, the president of Notre Dame University. His attempt at founding a town was successful, and the town grew quickly after that.

105. A (Brief) History Of Unicameralism THE history OF UNICAMERALISM IN nebraska nebraska Considers a OneHouse Legislature. Current history. Vol. 41. 1935 434-36. ·, Landis, David. http://www.unicam.state.ne.us/uni/history.htm

THE UNICAMERALISM DEBATE IN NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE: The following selection is excerpted from "Nebraska Government and Politics," Robert D. Miewald, Ed., pg. 57-58 (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1984): "Under our federal system, each state is free to determine the structure and nature of its own government, subject only to the vague and unimportant provision for a 'republican form of government' in Article IV of the U.S. Constitution. Even with this latitude, there are more similarities than dissimilarities among the fifty state governments, this high degree of uniformity being fastened on them by history and tradition. In addition, major alterations in, or departures from, these accepted governmental institutions are rare. Nebraska, however, did make such a major change in the 1930s when it adopted a nonpartisan, unicameral legislature. This question is often raised as to how and why this occurred. It was not sudden. Actually, there have been momentary spurts of interest in unicameralism in a number of states since just before World War I. Governors in some states have recommended it; in others, various 'good government' groups and constitutional conventions have given it serious consideration; it has even been voted on by the people in a few states. The most recent stirring of interest grew out of the 'one man, one vote' requirements in the apportionment of both houses of state legislatures; the supreme court decisions effectively undermined the 'federal analogy' supporting the argument for a second house in state government. All of this interest flared only briefly and soon disappeared except in Nebraska."

106. Nebraska City Magazine Offers local history and current events, magazine archive, message boards, links to businesses, services and to attractions in the community. http://www.westmedia.com/nebcity/

Weather forecast for Nebraska City Nebraska City History and Tradition Nebraska City Magazine Information and Email Nebraska City Antique Shops ... 1996 Nebraska City Magazine Archives If you haven't looked at KNCY's web site recently, you should. They always have a number of recent Nebraska City news items on their home page. Their FM signal is now at 103.1. Nebraska City Trolley Service Call 873-7488, 873-3000 or 873-6654 for more information. Rather than duplicating the schedule, here is a link to the schedules for this fall's Apple Jack and Living History Events at the Nebraska City Chamber of Commerce web site. There is a lot to do this Fall in Nebraska City! See you there! Want to announce something here? Just send a message to the editor and we'll see what we can do. Free web sites are available for Otoe County area charity events and nonprofit organizations. Nebraska City Magazine is a production of Westmedia Search: Books Popular Music Classical Music Video Enter keywords...

107. Welcome To Western Nebraska! Provides a map and links to attractions, recreational opportunities, history, dining, accommodations and related resources in Western nebraska. http://www.westnebraska.com/

Western Nebraska! We're waiting for you to see what we see everyday! Welcome to "Westward to Nebraska!" where you can experience the uniqueness, diversity and wonder of Western Nebraska! Call for more information or a Visitors Packet Hungry? Need a place to spend the night? Check here first! Click on the arrows...or Check out the Photo Gallery Area Attractions... Native American History Trails West Wildlife Unique Sites Military History Regional Museums Natural History Outdoor Recreation Railroad History Golf Courses Trip Planning... Information Map Photo Galleries Visit the Scenic Byways in Western Nebraska Bridges to Buttes (Hwy 20) Gold Rush Byway (Hwy 385) *Lincoln Highway Scenic Byway (Hwy 30) Sandhills Journey (Hwy 2) ... Western Trails Byway (Hwy 26/92) Local Businesses... Dining Lodging RV/Camping Convention Facilities Shopping About Us More Information? Send us an e-mail if you'd like more information about Western Nebraska 1999 Outstanding Website Award from the Nebraska Division of Travel and Tourism Thinking of starting a tourist business in Western Nebraska? Click here

108. St. John's Lutheran Church Includes Worship times, history, study opportunities for adults and youth, music ministry, location, and contacts. http://www.megavision.net/stjohnsshellcreek/

brought to you by Community Internet Systems, Inc. "A Country Church with a Worldwide Mission" l Weekly Calendar l Map to St. John's Sunday School Age 4 through High School 8:50 am Sunday Starts again Sept 11, 2005 Worship services Saturday Worship most Saturdays at 6:30. Holy Communion is celebrated on the first Saturday. Sunday 10:00 a.m. First Sunday is the Bread of Life setting Third Sunday is Celebration Worship Holy Communion is celebrated the first Sunday of each month and on festival Sundays. Pastor Peter Jark-Swain 10785 280th ST Columbus, Nebraska 68601-8745 Church Phone (402) 564-8707 Pastor's Cell Phone (402) 910-0821 Pastor Peter Jark-Swain is an ordained minister in the Nebraska Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ( ELCA ). The ELCA is the fourth largest protestant denomination in the nation. Pastor Jark-Swain is committed to meeting you wherever you are on your journey of faith through life. He is willing to be with you in your sadness and joy. As the pastor of St. John's, he is open to all of God's children in the many expressions of family life today. St. John's is a congregation of the

109. Fort Atkinson, Nebraska - History The history of Fort Atkinson. Copyright nebraskaland Magazine, 1987. The land that is now nebraska was once a part of the territory of Spain and later http://www-dial.jpl.nasa.gov/~steven/casde/atkinson/fort.html

Fort Atkinson, Nebraska The History of Fort Atkinson A little more than 150 years ago, when the American revolution was a mere 36 years behind us, when not a single settler had crossed the Mississippi into Iowa, and when not a single mile of railroad existed in the entire nation, a simple patch of ground a few miles north of Omaha, now surrounded by cornfields, pastures, and small town homes, was the site of the largest military post in America. Upon this quiet little patch of Nebraska once strode several thousands of soldiers, many of them veterans of the War of 1812. Here bugles blew, orders were barked, cannons roared. Here all the intricately controlled chaos of a great military establishment was conducted. Here also were Nebraska's first school, farm, sawmill, hospital and library. Here was Ft. Atkinson, the "Elysian Fields" of the 6th infantry, the first fort west of the Missouri, and the sole accomplishment of the Yellowstone Expedition of 1819. The story of Fort Atkinson began in 1804 with the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The land that is now Nebraska was once a part of the territory of Spain and later of France, and was peacefully acquired by the United States in 1803 when the French Emperor Napoleon offered the vast Louisiana Territory to the U.S. for $15,000,000. For three cents an acre, the fledgling American Republic doubled its size and acquired what would eventually form all or part of 15 states. President Thomas Jefferson proposed an expedition to be undertaken by the U.S. Army. In a confidential message to Congress he stated:

110. McCook, Nebraska :: History McCook, nebraska was established in 1882 as the result of an agreement between the Burlington Quincy Railroad Company and the Lincoln Land Company to form http://www.visitmccook.com/things/history.html

A traditional old west boom-town, McCook quickly became the center of commerce and trade in Southwest Nebraska and Northwest Kansas. Pioneers flocked in for the opportunity to create fresh profitable lives in the thriving new railroad town. As the town grew and established itself as a commercial center, farming and ranching spread across the surrounding rural area. In 1890, the largest buffalo herd in the world existed northeast of McCook. A man known as Buffalo Jones established several ranches that provided buffalo to the rest of the world. Jones is credited to be directly responsible for keeping the buffalo from extinction. Within the calm settings of the beautiful Republican River Valley, there is a place where memories are made. A place where freedom and adventure still capture the hearts of people. A place where a day on the range can be enjoyed around a campfire or with a golf club in your hands. Experience summer concerts in the park, a rodeo at the county fair or storytelling at an annual festival.

111. Untitled Document Information on local businesses, schools, healthcare, government, and history. http://www.superiorne.com

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112. Nebraska State Historical Society Home Page A collection of historical records, publications and records pertaining to nebraska. http://www.nebraskahistory.org/

Website Contents Museum Store What's New About the Society Index ... Search Your comments and suggestions about the website are appreciated and may be sent directly to web@nebraskahistory.org Nebraska State Historical Society - P.O. Box 82554, 1500 R Street, Lincoln, NE 68501 phone: 402-471-3270 http://www.nebraskahistory.org Nebraska State Government Homepage Website Policies

113. CNCS Offers health and human service to a diverse group of people within the community. Describes services, areas of concern and delivery and also provides contact information and links to related resources. http://www.welcome2cncs.com/

114. Nebraska Department Of Economic Development Official nebraska website offering various state resources in travel and tourism, industrial base and employment recruitment, international links, state and local business assistance and other related information. http://www.neded.org/

The Nebraska Advantage package was designed to create a business climate that makes Nebraska the preferred location for starting and growing your business. The Nebraska Advantage rewards businesses that invest in the state and hire Nebraskans. In this progressive, pro-business tax climate, corporate income and sales taxes are reduced or virtually eliminated. Expand or grow your business in Nebraska, and see how it will positively impact your bottom line. more... var iframesrc="http://www.neded.org/ticker.php" document.write('') 2005 Diplomats Passport Weekend Photos Building Entrepreneurial Communities Act (BEC) Application Guidelines WWW NE Dept. of Economic Development Richard Baier , Director Stu Miller Gary Hamer , Deputy Director of Operations State of Nebraska Department Of Economic Development P.O. Box 94666 - 301 Centennial Mall South Lincoln, NE 68509-4666 USA Visit the official website for the State of Nebraska DED Staff - check your email here Individuals who are hearing and/or speech impaired and have a TDD may contact the department through the Statewide Relay System by calling one of the following numbers: 711, (800) 833-7352 (TDD), or (800) 833-0902 (voice).

115. State Of Nebraska Official website for nebraska. Includes relocation information, FAQ's, links to state agencies, agriculture, health, tourism, economic development resources and public meeting schedules. http://www.state.ne.us/

116. Inline Skating And Rollerblading Information about inline skating lessons, shops, places to skate, roller hockey, and magazines in nebraska. http://inlineskating.about.com/msubmenu-region-us-ne.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Sports Inline Skating Sports ... Help w(' ');zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Inline Skating newsletter! See Online Courses Search Inline Skating From Jim Safianuk Your Guide to Inline Skating FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Skating Safety Tip II Rollerblading safety is of prime importance to inline skaters of all levels. The second inline skating safety tip in our fall series is entitled How to Avoid Cyclists . This installment provides a tip and a tactic about how to alter your skating when a cyclist approaches from either direction! Friday September 23, 2005 CLF Skateathon in Toronto, ON According to their brochure, "The CLF Skateathon is a unique fundraising event for the Canadian Liver Foundation that will provide an enjoyable day of in-line skating for people of all ages and skill levels!" The skateathon is scheduled for Sunday, October 16th from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Bandshell Park at Exhibition Place in Toronto, ON. The pre-registration fee is $15 per person while day-of-the-event registrations are $20 per person. If you will be in the vicinity or are planning a trip to Toronto that weekend, you may want to check out this inline skating charity event. To obtain a registration form, as well as more information, call the CLF at 416-491-3353 (ext 4931) or e-mail Glipton@liver.ca. Thursday September 22, 2005

117. Nebraska Photos: Maps And Photos Of Nebraska's 93 Counties Includes state facts, maps, photos and an interactive map. http://www.nctc.net/counties/index2.html

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118. State/Province Overview Information on how to obtain a birth, death, marriage or divorce record from the state. http://www.vitalchek.com/region_overview.asp?region_id=31

119. Nebraska, Possibilities. . . Endless. Official website offers a searchable databases for information about attractions, events, lodging, outdoor recreations, maps and related links. http://www.visitnebraska.org/

People who come to Nebraska are often amazed by what they find. They arrive with expectations as varied and as vast as the weather, and they leave having learned that Nebraska itself is just as unpredictable. Whatever your interests and wherever your travels may take you in this great state, you'll discover that the possibilities truly are endless... Use the links and map below to search Nebraska attractions, events, accommodations, adventures, agri-tourism, and regions. View more tourism partners. 2005 Travel Awards Nebraska Lewis and Clark Commission Home ... Official State Website Nebraska Division of Travel and Tourism A Division of the Nebraska Department of Economic Development P.O. Box 98907 Lincoln, NE 68509-8907 1-877-NEBRASKA This site developed by Snitily Carr

120. Nebraska Northwest Development Corporation Information about opportunities, business climate, economic data tourism, communities and lifestyle. http://www.nndc.org/

Todd Klabenes Executive Director Nebraska Northwest Development Corp. 706 West Third Street PO Box 87 Chadron, NE 69337 nndc@bbc.net Welcome to Northwest Nebraska Urban Sophistication Rural Simplicity Northwest Nebraska truly is...a place for you Nebraska Public Power District

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