Nebraska History 2011: Vol 92 Index

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Page references to illustrations are in italic type. Art: “The Art of the Panorama,” 40-41; “‘Painting the Town’:
How Merchants Marketed the Visual Arts to Nineteenth-
Century Omahans,” 14-39
Art Association, Omaha, incorporation of, 30
Abel, — (Fr.), quote on racism from, 188
Arthur County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47
Abraham Lincoln's Shining Star: The Inspiring Story of
Arthur Tooth and Sons, Return of Spring owned by, 27
Abraham Lincoln and Nebraska, Susan Grace Dittman,
review of, 150-51 “The Art of the Panorama,” David Royce Murphy, NSHS sr.
Aces of Rhythm, at O'Neill, 90, 93 research architect, 40-41
Adams, Charles Francis, Jr., cavalryman, 160-61 Art Students’ League, New York, 18
Adelphian Literary Society, at Bellevue College, 187 Art World, ed. H. C. Long, 28
African Americans: “Dan Desdunes: New Orleans Civil Rights Assault on the Deadwood Stage: Road Agents and Shotgun
Activist and ‘The Father of Negro Musicians of Omana,” Messengers, Robert K. DeArment, review of, 199-200
106-17; at Hidden Paradise, 92-93; “‘The Kingdom of Heaven Astoria, Ore., John S. Dellinger in, 123
at Hand’: Rev. Russel Taylor and the Struggle for Civil Rights Atkinson, Holt Co., 92; vacationers from, 89
in 1920s Omaha,” 184-93
Auburn, Nemaha Co., Penney store in, 57 (No. 2)
Agriculture: J. C. Penney’s participation in, 57 (No. 2); potato Auditorium Building Fund, Joslyn contributions to, 35
harvesters’ participation in, 124-47; Sandhills participation
in, 156
Aid, Mary, at Hidden Paradise, 92
Ainsworth, Brown Co.: Penney store in, 59 (No. 2), 61, 64; Bachenberg, Eric, review by, 101
vacationers from, 85, 88, 89, 90 Bachman, Fannie, Omaha artist, 30
Ainsworth Army Air Base, Lakota employed by, 139 Bagley, Will, So Rugged and Mountainous: Blazing the Trails
Ak-Sar-Ben: creation of, 30; parades of, 110, 111, 114, 115 to Oregon and California, 1812-1848, review of, 50
Albert Miller and Company, potato contract of, 127 Bailey, Archie, at Penney store, 62
Albion, Boone Co., Penney store in, 59 (No. 2), 62 Baker, Alice. See Holoubek, Alice Baker (Mrs. Joe)
Alexandria, La., Alice Holoubek in, 75 Baker, E. S (father of Alice Holoubek), 75
Allen, Anne Beiser, review by, 99-100 Banner County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47
Alliance, Box Butte Co.: John S. Dellinger in, 123; Lakota Banvard, John, panoramacist, 41
potato harvesters in, 124, 125, 126, 128, 129, 130, 131, 134; Baptist Church, in Omaha, 190
Penney store in, 61, 64; race relations in, 127, 132-33, 135-36, Barbed Wire: The Fence That Changed the West, Joanne S. Liu,
137, 138, 139-40, 141-42, 144-45
annotation of, 59 (No. 1)
Alliance Army Air Base: barracks moved from, 141-42; Lakota Barker, Robert, panoramacist, 40
employed by, 139, 140
Baseball, at Hidden Paradise, 90-91, 92
Alliance Commercial Club, pamphlet by, 127
Basie, William “Count,” jazz musician, 107
Alliance Community Club, 133, 134
Bassett, Rock Co.: Aces of Rhythm from, 93; Boy Scouts from,
Alliance Council of Churchwomen, aid for Lakota sought by, 92; Cotterill Sisters Orchestra from, 87, 89, 92; vacationers
142
from, 85
Alliance Herald, potato harvest reported by, 131-32, 133 Batten, William “Mil,” J.C. Penney’s protégé, 64, 69n51
Alliance Semi-Weekly Times, potato harvest reported by, 127, The Battle of Atlanta and Other Campaigns, Etc., Grenville M.
129, 130, 131, 133, 134
Dodge, 168
Alliance Times-Herald, potato harvest reported by, 134, 135, The Battle of Gettysburg, panorama, 21, 29
137, 139, 140, 141, 143
Baum, L. Frank, The Enchanted Buffalo: A Prairie Tale,
American Indians: Hidden Paradise performances by, 92; annotation of, 102
Platte Valley raids by, 159-69; potato harvest by, 124-47.
See also individual tribes Baumer, William (Col.), First Nebraska Cavalry, 159
Bayard, Morrill Co., Penney store in, 58 (No. 2), 61
American Indians and the Fight for Equal Voting Rights,
Laughlin McDonald, review of, 98 Bay City, Ore., John S. Dellinger in, 123
Ancient Order of United Workmen, at Hidden Paradise, 92 Beatrice, Gage Co.: 1870s Public Library Association in,
170-84; Colby home in, /74, Winter cover; Penney store in,
Anderson, Andy, in Aces of Rhythm, 93
56 (No. 2), 67
Anderson, Richard D., Phil Salstrom, and Paul Salstrom, eds.,
Beatrice City Council, 181, 182
Ferdinand Hayden: A Young Scientist in the Great West,
1853-1855, Fritiof M. Fryxell, review of, 152 Beatrice City Library, Winter cover
Anderson, Victor, at Penney store, 62 Beatrice Express: \ibrary promoted by, 171, 173-174, 175, 176,
177, 179, 180; sale of, 178
Andreas, A. T., History of the State of Nebraska, 171; Beatrice
pictures from, 170-71, 174, Winter cover Beatrice Sun, unicameralism discussed by, 45
Anselmo, Custer Co., John S. Dellinger in, 123 Beck, Bill, and Don Schaufelberger, The Only State: A History
of Public Power in Nebraska, review of, 97
Architecture, of Beatrice City Library, Winter cover
Beeson, T. H. (Mrs.), WJAG criticized by, 8, 9, 10
Arlington, Washington Co., John S. Dellinger in, 123
Behrens, Jo L. Wetherilt, “‘Painting the Town’: How Merchants
Army and Navy Journal, quote on Indian wars from, 162
202 NEBRASKA history
Page references to illustrations are in italic type. Art: “The Art of the Panorama,” 40-41; “‘Painting the Town’:
How Merchants Marketed the Visual Arts to Nineteenth-
Century Omahans,” 14-39
Art Association, Omaha, incorporation of, 30
Abel, — (Fr.), quote on racism from, 188
Arthur County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47
Abraham Lincoln's Shining Star: The Inspiring Story of
Arthur Tooth and Sons, Return of Spring owned by, 27
Abraham Lincoln and Nebraska, Susan Grace Dittman,
review of, 150-51 “The Art of the Panorama,” David Royce Murphy, NSHS sr.
Aces of Rhythm, at O'Neill, 90, 93 research architect, 40-41
Adams, Charles Francis, Jr., cavalryman, 160-61 Art Students’ League, New York, 18
Adelphian Literary Society, at Bellevue College, 187 Art World, ed. H. C. Long, 28
African Americans: “Dan Desdunes: New Orleans Civil Rights Assault on the Deadwood Stage: Road Agents and Shotgun
Activist and ‘The Father of Negro Musicians of Omana,” Messengers, Robert K. DeArment, review of, 199-200
106-17; at Hidden Paradise, 92-93; “‘The Kingdom of Heaven Astoria, Ore., John S. Dellinger in, 123
at Hand’: Rev. Russel Taylor and the Struggle for Civil Rights Atkinson, Holt Co., 92; vacationers from, 89
in 1920s Omaha,” 184-93
Auburn, Nemaha Co., Penney store in, 57 (No. 2)
Agriculture: J. C. Penney’s participation in, 57 (No. 2); potato Auditorium Building Fund, Joslyn contributions to, 35
harvesters’ participation in, 124-47; Sandhills participation
in, 156
Aid, Mary, at Hidden Paradise, 92
Ainsworth, Brown Co.: Penney store in, 59 (No. 2), 61, 64; Bachenberg, Eric, review by, 101
vacationers from, 85, 88, 89, 90 Bachman, Fannie, Omaha artist, 30
Ainsworth Army Air Base, Lakota employed by, 139 Bagley, Will, So Rugged and Mountainous: Blazing the Trails
Ak-Sar-Ben: creation of, 30; parades of, 110, 111, 114, 115 to Oregon and California, 1812-1848, review of, 50
Albert Miller and Company, potato contract of, 127 Bailey, Archie, at Penney store, 62
Albion, Boone Co., Penney store in, 59 (No. 2), 62 Baker, Alice. See Holoubek, Alice Baker (Mrs. Joe)
Alexandria, La., Alice Holoubek in, 75 Baker, E. S (father of Alice Holoubek), 75
Allen, Anne Beiser, review by, 99-100 Banner County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47
Alliance, Box Butte Co.: John S. Dellinger in, 123; Lakota Banvard, John, panoramacist, 41
potato harvesters in, 124, 125, 126, 128, 129, 130, 131, 134; Baptist Church, in Omaha, 190
Penney store in, 61, 64; race relations in, 127, 132-33, 135-36, Barbed Wire: The Fence That Changed the West, Joanne S. Liu,
137, 138, 139-40, 141-42, 144-45
annotation of, 59 (No. 1)
Alliance Army Air Base: barracks moved from, 141-42; Lakota Barker, Robert, panoramacist, 40
employed by, 139, 140
Baseball, at Hidden Paradise, 90-91, 92
Alliance Commercial Club, pamphlet by, 127
Basie, William “Count,” jazz musician, 107
Alliance Community Club, 133, 134
Bassett, Rock Co.: Aces of Rhythm from, 93; Boy Scouts from,
Alliance Council of Churchwomen, aid for Lakota sought by, 92; Cotterill Sisters Orchestra from, 87, 89, 92; vacationers
142
from, 85
Alliance Herald, potato harvest reported by, 131-32, 133 Batten, William “Mil,” J.C. Penney’s protégé, 64, 69n51
Alliance Semi-Weekly Times, potato harvest reported by, 127, The Battle of Atlanta and Other Campaigns, Etc., Grenville M.
129, 130, 131, 133, 134
Dodge, 168
Alliance Times-Herald, potato harvest reported by, 134, 135, The Battle of Gettysburg, panorama, 21, 29
137, 139, 140, 141, 143
Baum, L. Frank, The Enchanted Buffalo: A Prairie Tale,
American Indians: Hidden Paradise performances by, 92; annotation of, 102
Platte Valley raids by, 159-69; potato harvest by, 124-47.
See also individual tribes Baumer, William (Col.), First Nebraska Cavalry, 159
Bayard, Morrill Co., Penney store in, 58 (No. 2), 61
American Indians and the Fight for Equal Voting Rights,
Laughlin McDonald, review of, 98 Bay City, Ore., John S. Dellinger in, 123
Ancient Order of United Workmen, at Hidden Paradise, 92 Beatrice, Gage Co.: 1870s Public Library Association in,
170-84; Colby home in, /74, Winter cover; Penney store in,
Anderson, Andy, in Aces of Rhythm, 93
56 (No. 2), 67
Anderson, Richard D., Phil Salstrom, and Paul Salstrom, eds.,
Beatrice City Council, 181, 182
Ferdinand Hayden: A Young Scientist in the Great West,
1853-1855, Fritiof M. Fryxell, review of, 152 Beatrice City Library, Winter cover
Anderson, Victor, at Penney store, 62 Beatrice Express: \ibrary promoted by, 171, 173-174, 175, 176,
177, 179, 180; sale of, 178
Andreas, A. T., History of the State of Nebraska, 171; Beatrice
pictures from, 170-71, 174, Winter cover Beatrice Sun, unicameralism discussed by, 45
Anselmo, Custer Co., John S. Dellinger in, 123 Beck, Bill, and Don Schaufelberger, The Only State: A History
of Public Power in Nebraska, review of, 97
Architecture, of Beatrice City Library, Winter cover
Beeson, T. H. (Mrs.), WJAG criticized by, 8, 9, 10
Arlington, Washington Co., John S. Dellinger in, 123
Behrens, Jo L. Wetherilt, “‘Painting the Town’: How Merchants
Army and Navy Journal, quote on Indian wars from, 162
202 NEBRASKA history
Marketed the Visual Arts to Nineteenth-Century Omahans,” Broken Treaties: United States and Canadian Relations with
14-39 the Lakotas and the Plains Cree, 1868-1885, Jill St. Germain,
Bel, George, Charity Hospital directed by, 75 review of, 53-54 (No. 1)
Bellevue, Sarpy Co., Penney store in, 64, 65 Brown, J. J., Omaha building owned by, 23
Bellevue College, Russel Taylor at, 185, 187, 189, 193n14 Brown, Lyle “Jug,” in Aces of Rhythm, 93
Bellevue Presbyterian Church, 189 Brown, W. H. (Mrs.), postcard addressed to, 8/
Benkelman, Dundy Co., Penney store in, 58 (No. 2) Brown County, Nebr., settlement of, 85-86. See also individual
Brown County locations
Berea, Box Butte Co., Lakota potato harvesters in, 136
Bruff, J. Goldsborough, sketches by, 41
Berlinghof, George A., Beatrice City Library designed by,
Winter cover Bryan, Charles W.: Penney store opened by, 60-61 (No. 2);
unicameralism promoted by, 46
Beyond the American Pale: The Irish in the American West,
1845-1910, David M. Emmons, review of, 149 Buecker, Thomas R., NSHS curator Kennard House, reviews
by, 55 (No. 1), 150
Beyond Bear’s Paw: The Nez Perce Indians in Canada,
Jerome A. Greene, review of, 55-56 (No. 1) Buffalo Hunt, Albert Bierstadt, 27
Beyond the Hills of Mars, D. R. Haskin, annotation of, 201 Buller, Rebecca A., “Intersections of Place, Time, and
Entertainment in Nebraska's Hidden Paradise,” 82-95
Bierstadt, Albert, 33, 40; paintings of buffalo by, 26, 27
Bull Run, Second Battle of, 162, 164
Big Blue River, 171
Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), employment services of, 142
Bird’s eye view, of Long Pine, 85
Burlington Railroad: in Alliance, /24, 125; in Broken Bow,
Black Hills Expedition, supply train of, 158-59 119, 120
Black Ministerial Alliance, Omaha, 188, 190
Business: “Main Street Empire: J. C. Penney in Nebraska,” 54-
Black Officer in a Buffalo Soldier Regiment: The Military Career
69 (No. 2); “Painting the Town’: How Merchants Marketed
of Charles Young, Bryan Shellum, review of, 55 the Visual Arts to Nineteenth-Century Omahans,” 14-39
Bloomberg, Kristin Mapel, “‘How Shall We Make Beatrice Butcher, Solomon D., photos by, 7/8, 119, 120, 121, 122
Grow!’ Clara Bewick Colby and the Beatrice Public Library
Association in the 1870s,” 170-84 Butterfield, Mellona, Omaha artist, 30
Byars, J. B., store chain of, 58 (No. 2)
Bolden, Charles “Buddy,” first jazz bandleader, 110
Book Reviews, 50-57 (No. 1), 96-101, 148-54, 194-200
Books Briefly, 58-59 (No. 1), 102-3, 155, 201-2
Campfire Girls, at Hidden Paradise, 90
Boston, Mass., art heritage of, 17, 21
Capitol Beach, amusement park, 86
Boston Cyclorama Company, 21
Carlyle, George, stage company employee, 165
Bouguereau, Adolphe, 24; 33; Return of Spring painted by, 26,
27, 31, 33 Carnegie, Andrew, Beatrice library grant from, Winter cover
Bourke, John G. (Lt.), quote on cavalry from, 168 Carter, John E., NSHS sr. research folklorist, assoc. ed. NH,
review by, 98
Boussod, Valadon and Company, Return of Spring
owned by, 27 Cartmill, Christopher, The Nebraska Dispatches, annotation
of, 102
Bowers, “Foxy,” at Hidden Paradise, 89
Casler, Michael M., review by, 152
Box Butte County, Nebr., racial relations in, 124-47. See also
individual Box Butte County locations Catholic Church, 76; in Box Butte Co., 142
Boy Scouts, at Hidden Paradise, 90, 92 Catlin, Charles, Omaha merchant, art patron, 18
Boys Town, Dan Desdunes’ support of, 112, 773, 114 Catlin, Josephine (Mrs. Charles), Omaha art patron, 18
Bradt, William, Beatrice, 172 Cattle, of J.C. Penney, 57 (No. 2)
Bradt, William (Mrs.), Beatrice library promoted by, 172, 173 Chadron, Dawes Co.: baseball team from, 92; Penney store in,
60 (No. 2), 61, 63, 67; vacationers from, 85
Brady, Jessie, at Hidden Paradise, 92
Chalfant, William Y., Hancock's War: Conflict on the Southern
Brandeis Department Store, J. C. Penney’s competition with,
55 (No. 2), 56 (No. 2), 61, 63, 64, 66, 67, 69n76 Plains, review of, 50-51
Chamberlain (S.Dak.) Daily Tribune, ed. John S. Dellinger, 123
Bray, Kingsley M., review by, 53-54
Chambers, Holt Co., vacationers from, 89
Bridges, Mary, Beatrice library promoted by, 178
Chappell, Deuel Co., Penney store in, 58 (No. 2), 61
Bristow, David L., NSHS assoc. dir., ed. NH: “Eve of Game
Day,” 2/6; “Jumpin’ with Gold’s,” 104; “Postcards from Charity Hospital, Alice Holoubek at, 73, 74, 75, 76
Long Pine,” 78-8/ Chase, Clement, ed., Omaha Excelsior, 25
British Society of Artists, exhibit by, 17 Chautauqua, at Hidden Paradise, 90, 93
Broadcasting, quote on WJAG from, 7 Cheney, Arlene (Mrs. Bob), at Hidden Paradise, 93
Broken Bow, Custer Co.: Nebraska Statesman in, 118-23; Cheney, Bob, at Hidden Paradise, 93
Penney store in, 57 (No. 2), 64, 66 Cherny, Robert W., review by, 52-53
Broken Bow Times, consolidation of, 120 Cherry County, Nebr., African American farmers in, 187, 188.
Broken Bow Weekly Amateur, ed. Francis E. Martin, 121 See also individual Cherry County locations
Broken Bow World, establishment of, 122 Chicago, Ill.: jazz in, 107; panorama in, 21
WINTER 2011 203
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, at Long Pine, 83, 87, Congressional Record, George Norris's speech in, 44
95n57 Conley, Harry, Omaha artist, 18
Chicago Society of Artists, 28 Connor, Patrick E. (Gen.), 160, 163; Powder River Expedition
Child of the Fighting Tenth: On the Frontier with the Buffalo of, 164-68
Soldiers, Forrestine C. Hooker, ed. Steve Wilson, annotation Conyers, Mollie, Omaha artist, 30
of, 155
Coolidge, Calvin, 141; with Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Band, 113
Children, 135; at Boys Town, 112, 7/3, 114; at J.C. Penney
Cooper, James Fenimore, works of, in Beatrice library, 175
movie party, Summer cover; of Lakota potato harvesters,
125, 126, 132, 141, 144; at Long Pine, 79, 87, 89, 90; at Cottages, at Hidden Paradise, 8/, 88, 89-90, 93, 94, 95n54
Nebraska Children’s Home, 73; at Nebraska Orthopedic Cotterill Sisters Orchestra, at Hidden Paradise, 87, 89, 92
Hospital, Summer cover Cotton Club, jazz in, 115
Child Saving Institute, contributions to, 35 Cotton Club Boys, at Hidden Paradise, 92, 93
Chilton, Clara, Beatrice library promoted by, 174, 175, 178, 181 Cottrell, Barbara J., and Lawrence H. Larsen, Steamboats
Christensen, David R., “‘I Don’t Know What We’d Have West: The 1859 American Fur Company Missouri River
Done Without the Indians’: Non-Indian and Lakota Racial Expedition, review of, 197-98
Relationships in Box Butte County’s Potato Industry, 1917- Council Bluffs, lowa: art association in, 24; George Lininger in,
1960,” 124-47 20; George Simons in, 18; KOIL in, 60 (No. 1); Penney store
Christensen, Kristian Marinus, farm of, 134 in, 60 (No. 2)
City Directory, of Omaha, 18 “Courtship of Two Doctors: 1930s Letters Spotlight Nebraska
City Isolation Hospital (“Pest House”), 74 Medical Training,” Martha H. Fitzgerald, 70-77
Civilian Conservation Corps-Indian Division (CCC-ID), potato Court Street, Beatrice, 175, 177
harvest affected by, 137, 138 Cousto-Desdunes Orchestra, jazz by, 109-10
Civil Rights: “Dan Desdunes: New Orleans Civil Rights Activist Cox-Paul, Lori, review by, 153-54
and ‘The Father of Negro Musicians of Omaha,” 106-17; Cozad, Dawson Co., Penney store in, 61, 63
“The Kingdom of Heaven at Hand’: Rev. Russel Taylor and
the Struggle for Civil Rights in 1920s Omaha,” 184-93. See Creighton, John, land for art school donated by, 28
also Racism Crete, Saline Co.: Horky’s Park in, 86; Penney store in, 60
(No. 2), 64
Civil War, 120; horses in Plains campaigns of, 159-69
Crimean War, panoramic depiction of, 22
Clay County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47
Crook, George (Gen.), campaign of, against Lakota, 166, 168
Clow, Richmond L., review by, 55-56 (No. 1)
Crookston, Cherry Co., vacationers from, 89
Cobbey, J. E., Beatrice, 181
Crow Indians, at Hidden Paradise, 92
Colby, Clara Bewick (Mrs. Leonard W.): home of, 174, Winter
cover; “‘How Shall We Make Beatrice Grow!’ Clara Bewick Crumbley, Elmer, Omaha trombonist, 116
Colby and the Beatrice Public Library Association in the The Crusader (New Orleans), 108
1870s,” 170-84
Current History, unicameralism reported by, 47
Colby, Leonard Wright: Beatrice Express owned by, 178, 179; Curtis, Samuel R. (Gen.), 160, 163
home of, 174, Winter cover; library promoted by, 172, 173,
Custer, George A. (Gen.), 166; supply train of, 158-59
174, 176, 177, 181
Custer County Leader (Broken Bow), 120, 12/
Colby & Hazlett, Beatrice library promoted by, 178, 181
Custer County Republican (Broken Bow), 120, 122
Colby & Sale, Beatrice library in offices of, 176, 177
Cutler, Martin (Lt.), First Nebraska Cavalry, 164
Cole, Nelson (Col.), in Powder River Expedition, 167
Czechs, 1930s courtship letters by, 70-77
Colfax County, Nebr., Joe Holoubek born in, 71
Colorado, Penney stores in, 56 (No. 2), 53 (No. 2), 68nn3&5.
See also individual Colorado locations
Colored Commercial Club, Omaha, 186, i91 Dallas, — , Penney store managed by, 61
Colored Knights of Pythias, orchestra of, 110 Dammed Indians Revisited: The Continuing History of the
Pick-Sloan Plan and the Missouri River Sioux, Michael L.
Colpetzer, Frank, Omaha merchant, 22
Lawson, review of, 51-52
Columbia, Mo., football game in, 216
Dancing: at Hidden Paradise, 90, 92, 93; by Lakota in Alliance,
Columbianum, art exhibit by, 17 125, 133, 134, 14]
Columbus, Platte Co., Penney store in, 57 (No. 2), 59 (No. 2), “Dan Desdunes: New Orleans Civil Rights Activist and ‘The
60 (No. 2), 64
Father of Negro Musicians of Omaha,” Jesse J. Otto, 106-17
Comité des Citoyens (Citizens’ Committee), New Orleans, Dan Desdunes Band, 1/2, 115, 116; on Good Will tour, 106; in
108-9
Omaha parade, Fall cover; on sunshine excursion, //0; in
Committee on Indian Affairs, aid sought from, 140 Wilber, ///
Communications Act (1934), WJAG affected by, 7 Dare Devil Jim. See Porter, Clarence
Communism, WJAG’s discussion of, 8-9, 10 Darlington, Mabel, postcard addressed to, 80
Conestoga Mall, Penney store in, 66 Darwin, Charles, works of, in Beatrice library, 175
Confederate Home of Missouri, Robert E. Martin in, 122 David, Jacque Louis, Empress Josephine, 26
Congregational Church, services at Hidden Paradise by, 90 David City, Butler Co., Penney store in, 56 (No. 2)
204 + NEBRASKA history
Davis, John W., Wyoming Range War-The Infamous Invasion Eddyville, lowa, Robert E. Martin in, 121
of Johnson County, review of, 152-53
Edina, Mo., Robert E. Martin in, 121
DeArment, Robert K., Assault on the Deadwood Stage: Road
Education: of African Americans, 187-90; of Boys Town
Agents and Shotgun Messengers, review of, 199-200 students in music, 112, 7/3, 114; of Joe and Alice Holoubek
Degree of Honor Protective Association, at Hidden in medicine, 70-77; of Lakota potato harvesters’ children,
Paradise, 92 126, 132, 141, 144
Delaney, Sheila, and Eric B. Fowler, Small-town Boy, Eleventh Kansas Cavalry, at Ft. Kearny, 164
Small-town Girl: Growing Up in South Dakota, 1920-1950, Eliot, George, works of, in Beatrice library, 175
review of, 54
Elkhorn Valley Editors Association, at Hidden Paradise, 90, 92
Dellinger, Henry R., Grant Co., 122
Ellington, Edward Kennedy “Duke,” jazz musician, 107, 115
Dellinger, John S., ed., Nebraska Statesman, 120, 122-23
Emmons, David M., Beyond the American Pale: The Irish in the
Deloria, E!la, quote on Lakota kinship from, 135 American West, 1845-1910, review of, 149
Deloria, Vine, Jr., quote on racism from, 127 Empire, Wyo., African Americans in, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189,
Democratic Party, 44, 120, 121; Edgar Howard in, 5; Foster 191, 192
May in, 6 Empress Josephine, Jacque Louis David, 26
Denny, Charles, FCC chairman, 10 The Enchanted Buffalo: A Prairie Tale, L. Frank Baum, annota-
Denver, Colo., jazz in, 115 tion of, 102
Depression: medical education during, 73; Penney stores Engle, Bill, The Legacy of District 22: A One-Room School in
during, 59 (No. 2), 61, 62; potato harvest during, 127, 133, Wayne County, Nebraska, review of, 200
136, 137, 138; unicameralism during, 44; WJAG during, 4-5, 6 Entertainment, “Intersections of Place, Time, and
Desdunes, Clarence (son of Dan), 109, 115-16 Entertainment in Nebraska’s Hidden Paradise,” 82-95
Desdunes, Dan, 190; “Dan Desdunes: New Orleans Civil Rights Episcopal Church: Hidden Paradise services conducted by,
Activist and ‘The Father of Negro Musicians of Omaha,” 90; Omaha fundraising for, 18, 35
106-17 Ericson, Wheeler Co., John Nelson in, 156
Desdunes, Henrietta (Mrs. Jeremiah), 108 Esmoer, Lawrence, Omaha artist, 30
Desdunes, Jeremiah (grandfather of Dan), 108 “Eve of Game Day,” David L. Bristow, 2/6
Desdunes, Madia (Mrs. Dan), 109 Ewers, John, ethnologist, 161
Desdunes, Rodolphe Lucien (father of Dan), 108, 109, 115 Excavating Nauvoo: The Mormons and the Rise of Historical
Desdunes, Victoria (Mrs. Dan), 109 Archaeology in America, Benjamin C. Pyckles, review of, 194
Desdunes Jazz Orchestra, ad for, 108 Exposition Building, Omaha, /9-20
Desdunes Prize Band, 110
Des Moines, Iowa, jazz in, 115
Devils Slide, at Hidden Paradise, 93 Faidley, Lloyd, Penney store managed by, 60 (No. 2)
DeWitty, Cherry Co., African American farmers near, 187 Fairbury, Jefferson Co., Penney store in, 59 (No. 2), 61
Dickens, Charles, works of, in Beatrice library, 175 Fairs, in Omaha, 20-21, 22
Dickson, Ephriam D., Ill, Fort Robinson, annotation of, 102 Falls City, Richardson Co., Penney store in, 56 (No. 2), 59
Dittman, Susan Grace, Abraham Lincoln's Shining Star: The (No. 2)
Inspiring Story of Abraham Lincoln and Nebraska, review of, Farmers Union, in Box Butte Co., 134
150-51
Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Band, /09, 112-13, 1/4
“Dividends of Smiles,” Dan Desdunes, 113 Father Flanagan's Boys’ Home, 112, //3. See also Boys Town
Docstader’s Minstrels, 110 Father Flanagan's Boys’ Home Journal, 114
Dodd, Madia. See Desdunes, Madia (Mrs. Dan) Federal Bureau of Employment Security, Indian services of,
Dodge, Grenville M. (Gen.), 18; Powder River Expedition aided 142
by, 164-68
Federal Communications Commission (FCC), WJAG affected
Dolin, Eric Jay, Fur, Fortune, and Empire: The Epic History of by, 7-8, 9, 10, 11
the Fur Trade in America, review of, 98-99 Fenton, Roger, Crimean War photographer, 22
Douglas County Fair: horseracing at, 20; panorama at, 22 Ferdinand Hayden: A Young Scientist in the Great West,
Dow, Jack, quote on Foster May from, 6 1853-1855, Fritiof M. Fryxell, ed. Richard C. Anderson,
Drake, Cindy Steinhoff, NSHS library curator, review by, 200 Phil Salstrom, and Paul Salstrom, review of, 152
Dundy County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47 Ferguson, John Howard, Separate Car Act invalidated by, 109
Dutch Flats, Scotts Bluff Co., potato harvest near, 128 Ferguson, R. R., Penney store managed by, 59 (No. 2)
Dyer Bill, anti-lynching law, 189 Fifteen-Year Club, of Gold’s Department Store, 104
Fifth Missouri Infantry, Robert E. Martin in, 120
Figiiting Liberal, George Norris, 44
Eakins, Thomas, J. Laurie Wallace influenced by, 28 Filhe, George, New Orleans trombonist, 110
“The Early Years of Talk Radio: WJAG, Norfolk, Nebraska,” Films: at Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital, Summer cover; at
Mark Smith and Larry Walklin, 2-13 Penney store, Summer cover
WINTER 2011 205
Finch, John B., Red Ribbon Club founder, /80
Fine Art Bureau, Trans-Mississippi and International
Gallagher, Donald, unicameralism supported by, 45
Exposition, 33
Gallagher, Marsha V., and Stephen S. Witte, eds., The North
Fine Arts Building, Trans-Mississippi and International
American Journals of Prince Maximilian of Wied, Volume
Exposition, 33, 34, Spring cover
2: April-September 1833, trans. William J. Orr, Paul Schach,
First Nebraska Cavalry: flag of, 162; horses of, 159-69 and Dieter Karch, review of, 100
First Regimental Band, 111, 113. See also Dan Desdunes Band Gallaher, Tom, in Aces of Rhythm, 93
Fishbein, Morris, Charity Hospital criticized by, 75 Gambling, unicameralism affected by, 43, 47-48
Fisher, W. D., Alliance Community Club, 134 Gandy, Jesse, Broken Bow platted by, 119
Fitgzerald, Martha H., “Courtship of Two Doctors: 1930s Letters Garczynsky, Edward, Omaha merchant, 24
Spotlight Nebraska Medical Training,” 70-77
Gaster, Patricia C., NSHS asst. ed. NH: “The Nebraska
Flags, of Fisst Nebraska Cavalry, /62 Statesman: The People Behind the Picture,” 106-17; review
Flanagan, Edward J. (Fr.), musical program at Boys Town by, 150-51
established by, 112, 113, 1/4 Gentle People: A Case Study of Rockport Colony Hutterites,
Flanagan, Thomas (Lt.), Sixteenth Kansas Cavalry, 163 Joanita Kant, annotation of, 201
Flexner, Abraham, Medical Education in the United States and George, W. S., Beatrice, 181
Canada, 72, 73 George Washington Frank’s Stone House on the Nebraska
Flood, John C., Art World manager, 28 Prairie, Virginia Llego Lund, annotation of, 103
Fontenelle, Logan (Omaha), portrait of, /7, 18 Germans, WJAG radio listeners, 4
Football, “Eve of Game Day,” 216 Gettysburg National Military Park, panoramic exhibit at, 21, 29
Forss, Amy, review by, 198-99 Gideon’s Minstrels, 110
Fort Calhoun, Washington Co., 120 Girl Scouts, at Hidden Paradise, 90
Fort Cottonwood, Nebr., 166; First Nebraska Cavalry at, 163, Glover, C. R., Long Pine promoted by, 86
164; scarcity of grain at, 165 Golden Rule, store chain, 56 (No. 2), 58 (No. 2), 66, 67n2
Fort Kearny, Nebr., 1848-1871, 161, 163, 166, 167; First Nebraska Gold Rush, overland traffic increased by, 41
Cavalry at, 159, 163, 164; scarcity of grain at, 165
Gold’s Department Store: J. C. Penney’s competition with, 62,
Fort Laramie, Wyo., 161, 166, 167; scarcity of grain at, 165, 167 66, 67, 67n2; “Jumpin’ with Gold’s,” David L. Bristow, 104
Fort Leavenworth, Kans., 160, 164; eastern regiments at, 167; Gold Tips, employee newsletter, 104
Michigan Brigade at, 166; quartermaster depot at, 161, 165
Good Templars, temperance work of, 181
Fort Morgan, Colo., Penney store in, 55 (No. 2)
Good Will tours, of Omaha Chamber of Commerce, /06, 107,
Fort Omaha, Nebr., 22 111, 115
Fort Robinson, Ephriam D. Dickson Ill, annotation of, 102 Gordon, Sheridan Co.: Penney store in, 58 (No. 2), 61, 63, 67;
Fort Robinson, Nebr., horses stolen near, 167 race relations in, 127
Foundling Hospital, art exhibit in, 17 Goshen County, Wyo., lynching in, 186
Four-H Clubs, at Hidden Paradise, 90 Grace Presbyterian Church, under Russel Taylor, 185, 186
Fourth of July, at Long Pine Amusement Park, 87, 89, 90, 94 Grand Island, Hall Co.: land office in, 120; Penney store in, 55
Four Years in Europe with Buffalo Bill, ed. Charles Eldridge (No. 2), 56 (No. 2), 58 (No. 2), 59 (No. 2), 60 (No. 2), 63, 66
Griffin, review of, 151-52 Grandview Elementary School, Lakota children in, 126, 144
Fowler, Eric B., and Sheila Delaney, Small-town Boy, Small- Grant, Ulysses S. (Gen.), 167, 168; cavalry sent to frontier by,
town Girl: Growing up in South Dakota, 1920-1950, review 166
of, 54
Grant, W. T., J.C. Penney’s competition with, 64, 67
Frandsen, P. L., Penney store managed by, 59 (No. 2) Great Sioux War Order of Battle: How the United States Army
Freemasonry, George Lininger’s study of, 20 Waged War on the Northern Plains, 1876-1877, Paul Hedren,
Free Press (St. Paul), ed. Robert E. Martin, 120 review of, 196-97
Freighting, 158-59; of grain for cavalry horses, 165-66, 168 Green, Charlie, Omaha trombonist, 116
Fremont, Dodge Co.: John S. Dellinger in, 123; Penney store in, Greene, Jerome A., Beyond Bear’s Paw: The Nez Perce Indians
57 (No. 2), 59 (No. 2), 64, 65; vacationers from, 85 in Canada, review of, 55-56 (No. 1)
French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture, 17 Gregg, E. I., potato farmer, 127
Froenel, Frances, postcard addressed to, 78 Griffin, Charles Eldridge, ed., Four Years in Europe with Buffalo
Bill, review of, 151-52
Frontier Day, at Hidden Paradise, 79, 92
Fryxell, Fritiof M., Ferdinand Hayden: A Young Scientist in Griffith, Armond H., Fine Art Bureau directed by, 33-34
the Great West, 1853-1855, ed. Richard C. Anderson, Phil Guenther, Todd, “The Kingdom of Heaven at Hand’: Rev.
Salstrom, and Paul Salstrom, review of, 152 Russel Taylor and the Struggle for Civil Rights in 1920s
Fur, Fortune, and Empire: The Epic History of the Fur Trade in Omaha,” 184-93
America, Eric Jay Dolin, review of, 98-99 Gushee, Lawrence, “Nineteenth-Century Origins of Jazz,” 110
Furnas, Robert W., Omaha Indian agent, 167 G. W. Lininger and Company: letterhead from, 2/; sale of, 20
Furnas County, Nebr., George Norris in, 44
NEBRASKA history
Holoubek, Joe, 1930s courtship letters of, 7/-77
The Holoubek-Baker Letters, 1937-1939: An Annotaied
Hadley, — , Penney store managed by, 59 (No. 2)
Collection, ed. Martha H. Fitzgerald, 71
Halleck, Henry, U.S. Army chief of staff, 160, 163
Homestead Act, settlement affected by, 85
Hamilton, Mo., Penney store in, 55 (No. 2), 57 (No. 2)
Honey Creek, lowa, jazz in, 115
Hancock's War: Conflict on the Southern Plains, William Y
Hood, John B. (Gen.), Tennessee invaded by, 162
Chalfant, review of, 50-51
Hooker, E. F., stage company employee, 165
Hansen, Ramon D., Whit’s Town: A Pioneer Editor, His
Newspaper, His Community, Bloomfield, Nebraska, Hooker, Forrestine, Child of the Fighting Tenth: On the
1890-1931, review of, 195 Frontier with the Buffalo Soldiers, ed. Steve Wilson,
annotation of, 155
Hanson, James A., reviews by, 50, 197-98
Hooper, Dodge Co., John S. Dellinger in, 123
Hanson-Tyler Auto Company, Fall cover
Horky’s Park, amusement park, 86
Harold Jones’ Brownskin Syncopators, Lincoln band, 115
Horlocker, Lita, Omaha artist, 30
Harper's Weekly, “Cavalry Charge of Sully’s Brigade at the
Horse Creek, Indian raid at, 167
Battle of White Stone Hill, September 3, 1863,” /6/
Harrison, Benjamin, campaign poster of, 121 “Horses: The Army’s Achilles’ Heel in the Civil War Plains
Campaigns of 1864-65,” James E. Potter, 159-69
Haskin, D. R., Beyond the Hills of Mars, annotation of, 201
Hospe’s Gallery of Art, 24
Haskin, Samuel J., The Hills of Mars: Samuel’s Journal,
Hotel Lincoln, football rally at, 216
annotation of, 59 (No. 1)
Hastings, Adams Co., Penney store in, 56 (No. 2), 64 Hotel Norfolk, 3, 7
Hastings College, J. C. Penney honored by, 63 Hot Springs, Ark., Robert E. Martin in, 121
Hastings Daily Tribune, unicameralism opposed by, 45 Hourt, Moni: annotation by, 59 (No. 1); review by, 152-53
Hayes County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47 Howard, Edgar, political defeat of, 5
Hay Springs, Sheridan Co., labor market in, 134 Howell, William, Penney store executive, 65, 66-67
Healy, F. D., farmer, 133 ““How Shall We Make Beatrice Grow!’ Clara Bewick Colby
and the Beatrice Public Library Association in the 1870s,”
Hedren, Paul, Great Sioux War Order of Battle: How the United
Kristin Mapel Bloomberg, 170-84
States Army Waged War on the Northern Plains, 1876-1877,
review of, 196-97 Hull, Edgar, professor of medicine, 75, 76
Hunt, R. A., Long Pine Amusement Park created by, 87
Hemingford, Box Butte Co.: Lakota potato harvesters in, 126,
127, 130, 135, 136, 138, 142, 143, 144; Penney store in, 58 Hunter, Lloyd, Omaha bandleader, 111
(No. 2), 61 Huse, Eugene F. “Gene,” WJAG founded by, 3, 4, 10, 11
Hemingford Commercial Club, 133 Huse Publishing Company, 4, 8
Hemingford Community Service Council, aid for Lakota Hyannis, Grant Co., John S. Dellinger in, 122, 123
sought by, 142 Hyer, Joel R., review by, 57 (No. 1)
Hemingford Ledger, potato harvest reported by, 134, 136, 143
Herold, J. W., Omaha artist, 30
Herpolsheimer’s Department Store, 55 (No. 2)
“Am a Man”: Chief Standing Bear's Journey for Justice,
Hidden Paradise: “Intersections of Place, Time, and Joe Starita, review of, 57 (No. 1)
Entertainment in Nebraska's Hidden Paradise,” 82-95; “| Don’t Know What We'd Have Done Without the Indians’:
postcards of, 78-8], 82, Summer cover
Non-Indian and Lakota Racial Relationships in Box Butte
Hidden Paradise Park. See Long Pine Amusement Park County’s Potato Industry, 1917-1960,” David R. Christensen,
Hidden Paradise Resort. See Long Pine Amusement Park 124-47
Hidden Paradise Road, 93 ller, Peter E., Omaha merchant, 22
Higginsville, Mo., Robert E. Martin in, 122 Imperial, Chase Co., Penney store in, 59 (No. 2)
The High Plains Route: A History of the McCook Division of the Independence Rock, 40
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, Richard C. Kistler, Inness, George, Through the Valley of the Shadow of Death, 26
review of, 101
Inside Lincoln, Roger Welsch, 47
Hill, William E., The Pony Express Trail: Yesterday and Today,
“Intersections of Place, Time, and Entertainment in Nebraska's
annotation of, 102
Hidden Paradise,” Rebecca A. Buller, 82-95
The Hills of Mars: Samuel’s Journal, Samuel J. Haskin, annota-
Inter-State Exposition, 1886, 20, 24
tion of, 59 (No. 1)
lowa Printing Company, readyprint produced by, 35
“An Historical Sketch of the Omaha Negro,” Harrison J.
Pinkett, 108 Irrigation, in Box Butte Co., 133, 140
Hoag, Frank, Long Pine Amusement Park created by, 87, 89 Irvin, Thomas, “The Political and Journalistic Battles to Create
Nebraska's Unicameral Legislature,” 42-49
Holdrege, Phelps Co., Penney store in, 59 (No. 2), 64
Irving, Washington, works of, in Beatrice library, 175
Holly Sugar Company, Lakota employed by, 139
Ivory, William W. (Capt.), First Nebraska Cavalry, 163
Holoubek, Alice Baker (Mrs. Joe), 1930s courtship letters of,
71-77
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Kilgore, Cherry Co., vacationers from, 89
The Killing of Crazy Horse, Thomas Powers, review of, 195-96
Jackson, William H., Yoking Up in Corral, 165
Kilpatrick, Judson (Gen.), at Beatrice library, 180
Jardour, L. E., French artist, 24, 25
Kimball, Kimball Co., Penney store in, 58 (No. 2), 61
Jazz: at Hidden Paradise, 92, 93; in Omaha, 106-17
Kimball, Thomas Rogers, exposition architect, 33
J. C. Penney Company, 67; founding and early growth of, 55-59
“The Kingdom of Heaven at Hand’: Rev. Russel Taylor and the
(No. 2); Lincoln store opened by, 54-55 (No. 2), 62-63; logo
Struggle for Civil Rights in 1920s Omaha,” Todd Guenther,
of, 64, 65, 66; Omaha store opened by, 60-61 (No. 2)
184-93
JCPenney Stores Positioning Statement, William Howell, 66-67
Kinkaid Act, settlement affected by, 85, 86
Jeffries, Jim, championship bout of, 88
Kinley, Kylie, NSHS ed. asst., review by, 54
Jensen, Richard E., ed., The Pawnee Mission Letters, 1834-
Kinney, Beatrice, town named for, 172
1851, review of, 99-100
Johns Hopkins Medical School, 72, 73 Kinney, John Fitch, Beatrice named by, 172
Johnson, Guy, Golden Rule stores owned by, 68 Kinney, John Fitch (Mrs.), Beatrice library promoted by,
172, 173
Johnson, Jack, championship bout of, 88
Kipling, Rudyard, in Omaha, 25
Jolson, Al, with Docstader’s Minstrels, 110
Kistler, Richard C., The High Plains Route: A History of the
Jones, Bus, in Aces of Rhythm, 93 McCook Division of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Jones, John Wesley, panoramacist, 41 Railroad, review of, 101
Joslyn, George A., Omaha merchant, art patron, 16, 32, 35 Kiwanis Club, J. C. Penney’s address to, 61
Joslyn, Sarah H. (Mrs. George A.), Omaha art patron, 16, 32, 35 Koerting, Gayla, NSHS government records archivist, review
Joslyn Art Museum, /4-/5, 16, 35; paintings owned by, by, 97
17, 30, 31 Koester Brothers, potato harvest of, 137, 143, 144
Joslyn Castle (Lynhurst), 32 KOIL, “Sound Effects at KOIL,” 60 (No. 1)
Joslyn Hall, contributions to, 35 Kountze, Herman, panorama building purchased by, 22
Joslyn Liberal Arts Society, organization of, 35 Kral, E. A., and Jean Sanders, Profiles of Nationally
Journal of the American Medical Association, ed. Morris Distinguished Nebraskans, review of, 56-57 (No. 1)
Fishbein, 75 Kratz, Marilyn, Umpire in a Skirt: The Amanda Clement Story,
Joyland Revelers, New Orleans band, 116 annotation of, 155
Julesburg, Colo., 163, 166, 167; sacking of, 164; scarcity of Kriedler, Tai, ed., Nikkei Farmer on the Nebraska Plains: A
grain in, 165 Memoir, Rev. Hisanori Kano, review of, 96
“Jumpin’ with Gold’s,” David L. Bristow, 104 Kruger, David Delbert, “Main Street Empire: J. C. Penney in
Nebraska,” 54-69 (No. 2)
Ku Klux Klan, in Lincoln, Omaha, 190
Kano, Hisanori (Rev.), Nikkei Farmer on the Nebraska Plains:
A Memoir, ed. Tai Kriedler, review of, 96
Kansas: Indian raids in, 163, 164; Penney stores in, 58 (No. 2). Labor: of African Americans in Omaha, 186; of Lakota in
See also individual Kansas locations Box Butte Co., 124-47
Kansas City, Kans., jazz in, 107 Labor (Washington, D.C.), unicameralism supported by, 46
Kant, Joanita, Gentle People: A Case Study of Rockport Colony Ladies Library Association of Beatrice, 172-78
Hutterites, annotation of, 201 Lady’s Temperance Room, Beatrice, 177
Karch, Dieter, William J. Orr, and Paul Schach, trans., The LaFollette, Robert, African American support for, 189, 190
North American Journals of Prince Maximilian of Wied, LaGarde General Hospital, Dr. Joe Holoubek at, 76
Volume 2: April-September 1833, ed. Stephen S. Witte and
Marsha V. Gallagher, review of, 100 Lakers, Peter, Penney store managed by, 59 (No. 2), 60 (No. 2)
Kearney, Buffalo Co., 120; Penney store in, 57 (No. 2), 59 Lakota Indians: General Crook’s campaign against, 166;
potatoes harvested by, 124-47
(No. 2), 60 (No. 2), 64, 65, 67
Keller, Joseph, Parisian art broker, 16, 19, 35 Lamb, William, reading room sponsored by, 181
Kemmerer, Wyo., Golden Rule store in, 66 Lancaster, Lane, unicameralism supported by, 45, 47
Kensington Klatter Club, at Hidden Paradise, 92 Lancaster County, Nebr., unicameralism supported by, 45-46
Lane, C., farm of, 128
Kent, Sam, WJAG radio listener, 4
Kercheval, Albert, Omaha jazz musician, 113 Langlois, Jean-Charles, panoramas marketed by, 22
Kern, Forrest, in Aces of Rhythm, 93 Larsen, Lawrence H., and Barbara J. Cottrell, Steamboats
West: The 1859 American Fur Company Missouri River
Keya Paha County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47
Expedition, review of, 197-98
Keysor, W. W. (Mrs.), art exhibit promoted by, 30
Last of the Buffalo, Albert Bierstadt, 26
KFAB, Lincoln radio station, 8
Lauck, Jon, review by, 149
KFOR, Lincoln radio station, 5
Lawlor's, radio department of, /0
KGBZ, York radio station, 6
Lawrence, J. E., ed., Lincoln Star, 46
NEBRASKA history
Lawson, Michael L., Dammed Indians Revisited: The Louvre Museum, 17
Continuing History of the Pick-Sloan Plan and the Missouri
Love, Preston, Omaha jazz musician, 107, 115
River Sioux, review of, 51-52
Lund, Virginia Llego, George Washington Frank’s Stone House
Lazenby, A. Z., ed., Merna Reporter, 120 on the Nebraska Prairie, annotation of, 103
League of Women Shoppers, collective bargaining Lynchings, 189, 191; in Omaha, 188; in Wyoming, 186. See also
watchdog, 9 Dyer Bill
Lee, Robert E. (Gen.), at Second Bull Run, 161-62 Lynhurst (Joslyn Castle), home of George and Sarah Joslyn,
The Legacy of District 22: A One-Room School in Wayne BE
County, Nebraska, Bill Engle, review of, 200
Lewellen, Garden Co., Penney store in, 61, 67
Lexington, Mo., body of Robert E. Martin recovered near, 122 Madison County, Nebr., WJAG in, 7
Libraries: Beatrice City Library, Winter cover; “‘How Shall We Magee’s, J. C. Penney’s competition with, 62
Make Beatrice Grow!’ Clara Bewick Colby and the Beatrice
Public Library Association in the 1870s,” 170-84 Maher, John G., unicameralism supported by, 44
Library Association of Beatrice, 173. See also Ladies Library “Main Street Empire: J. C. Penney in Nebraska,” David Delbert
Association of Beatrice Kruger, 54-69 (No. 2)
Lincoln, Lancaster Co.: African Americans in, 188, 191; Capitol Makovsky, Konstantin Egorovich, Russian Beauty and Cat,
20, 30
Beach in, 86; football in, 216; KFAB in, 8; KFOR in, 5-6; Ku
Klux Klan in, 190; Lawlor’s in, /0; library in, 178; medical Manhattan, Kans., jazz in, 115
school in, 72; Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital in, Summer Maps: of Long Pine, 84, 85; of northern Plains in 1865, /60
cover; Penney stores in, 54-55 (No. 2), 58 (No. 2), 61, 62, 63,
Marcy, Randolph B. (Capt.), The Prairie Traveler, 161
67, Summer cover; radio towers in, 4; vacationers from, 85
Marsland, Dawes Co.: John S. Dellinger in, 123; potato
Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, at Penney store, 62 warehouse in, 127
Lincoln Highway, through Omaha, Fall cover Martin, Francis E. “Frank” (son of Robert E.), 120, 121
Lincoln Journal and Star, unicameralism supported by, 45
Martin, Robert E., ed., Nebraska Statesman, 120-22
Lincoln Star: Penney store ads in, 62; unicameralism supported Marysville, Kans., Third Wisconsin Cavalry in, 167
by, 45-46
Mason City, Custer Co., newspapers in, 120, 123
Lindsay, Platte Co., radio complaint from, 8
Mason City Transcript, establishment of, 120
Lininger, Caroline (Mrs. George), Omaha art patron, 20-21, 34
Mattingly, Dorothy, radiology intern, 74
Lininger, Florence (daughter of George), Omaha art patron,
20-21, 27 May, Foster, talk radio interviewer, 5-6
Mayo Clinic, 75; Joe and Alice Holoubek at, 71, 73, 74
Lininger, George W., Omaha merchant and art patron, 20, 21,
22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28, 30, 32, 34, 35 McConnell, I. N., Beatrice, 172
Lininger, Jacob (brother of George), 20 McConnell, I. N. (Mrs.), Beatrice library promoted by, 172, 173
Lininger Gallery, construction of, 23, 26, 27, 28, 32, 34 McCook, Red Willow Co., Penney store in, 56 (No. 2), 59 (No.
2), 62, 64, 67
Lipsitz, George, jazz critic, 107
Liquor, among Lakota potato harvesters, 127, 137, 143-45 McCook Gazette, quote on unicameralism from, 46-47
McDermott, John D.: Red Cloud’s War: The Bozeman Trail,
Little Blue Station, First Nebraska Cavalry at, 163
1866-1868, review of, 153-54; review by, 50-51
Liu, Joanne S., Barbed Wire: The Fence That Changed the West,
McDonald, Laughlin, American Indians and the Fight for Equal
annotation of, 59 (No. 1)
Voting Rights, review of, 98
Livingston, Robert R. (Col.), First Nebraska Cavalry, 160,
163-64 McKay, —, Penney store managed by, 59 (No. 2)
McKelvie, Samuel R., unicameralism opposed by, 46
Locke, Alain, in New Negro Movement, 189
Logan, Iowa, George Simons in, 18 Medical Education in the United States and Canada, Abraham
Flexner, 72, 73
London, England: art heritage of, 17; panorama of, 21
Medicine, “Courtship of Two Doctors: 1930s Letters Spotlight
Long, H. C., ed., Art World, 28 Nebraska Medical Training,” 70-77
Long, Huey P., Jr., Charity Hospital promoted by, 74 Meigs, Montgomery, U.S. quartermaster general, 168
Long Beach, Calif., George Simons in, 18 Mendelssohn, Fisher and Lawrie, architectural firm, 23
Long Pine, Brown Co.: Hidden Paradise near, 82-95, Summer Merna Reporter, ed. A. Z. Lazenby, 120
cover; postcards from, 78-81
Merrick County, Nebr., unicameralism opposed by, 47
Long Pine Amusement Park: centennial of, 94; founding of, 78,
Metcalf, Richard, at Penney store, 60-61 (No. 2)
83-84, 86-89, 92; nomenclature of, 85; postcards from, 79,
80, 81 Meyer, Max, Omaha merchant, art patron, 22
Long Pine Creek, canyon of, 8/, 82, 86, 88, 93 Meyer's Art Rooms, 22
Long Pine Journal, 91, 92; Hidden Paradise ads from, 89, 90 Michigan Brigade, horses of, 166
Louisiana: Joe and Alice Holoubek in, 70-77; racism in, 108-9. Midway Station, First Nebraska Cavalry at, 164
See also individual Louisiana locations Miller, — (Miss), Omaha art teacher, 24
Louisiana State University School of Medicine, 71, 75-76 Miller anda Paine Department Store, J. C. Penney’s competition
Louisville, Cass Co., band in, 111 with, 55 (No. 2), 56 (No. 2), 62, 67, 69n76
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Minneapolis, Minn.: art in, 27; jazz in, 115; Penney store in, 62 Nebraska Orthopedic Hospital, movie night at, Summer cover
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad, survey for, 18 Nebraska’s Early Geodetic Surveys, Jerry Penry, annotation of,
58 (No. 1)
Mississippi River, panorama of, 41
Missouri, Penney stores in, 56 (No. 2), 65. See also individual Nebraska’s Fatal Air Crashes of WWII, Jerry Penry, annotation
Missouri locations of, 58 (No. 1)
Mitchell, Robert B. (Gen.), 162, 163, 164 Nebraska State Board of Agriculture, 30
Mitchell, Scotts Bluff Co., potato harvest near, 126 Nebraska State Fair: Omaha art affected by, 30; radio broad-
cast from, 8
Model Legislative Committee, unicameralism affected by,
44, 45 Nebraska State Historical Society: postcard collections of, 78,
82; Quesenbury sketch collections of, 41
Modern Woodmen of America, at Hidden Paradise, 92
Nebraska State Legislature: African Americans in, 190; uni-
Mona Motor Oil Company, KOIL owned by, 60 (No. 1)
cameral form of, 42-49
The Monitor (Omaha): Clarence Desdunes quoted in, 116;
“The Nebraska Statesman: The People Behind the Picture,”
Dan Desdunes advertised by, 111-12, 114; jazz reported by,
Patricia C. Gaster, 118-23
108; Russel Taylor quoted in, 186, 189, 190, 191
Neligh, Antelope Co., Penney store in, 61
Montgomery Ward, J. C. Penney’s competition with, 58
(No. 2), 62, 63 Nelson, John, Sandhills photo by, 156
Moonlight, Thomas (Col.), horses stolen from, 167 Neuswanger, George, agricultural agent, 129, 133
Moran, Thomas, landscape painter, 40 Newman Grove, Madison Co., radio complaint from, 8
Morning Alaskan (Skagway), ed. John S. Dellinger, 123 New Negro Movement, in Omaha, 188-89
Morning Astorian (Oregon), ed. John S. Dellinger, 123 New Orleans, La.: Clarence Desdunes in, 115, 116; Dan
Desdunes in, 107, 108, 109, 110; Joe and Alice Holoubek in,
Morrill, Scotts Bluff Co., potato harvest near, 128
71, 73, 74, 75, 76
“Moving Mirror,” panorama, 41
Newspapers: in battle over unicameral, 42-49; in Beatrice
Mud Springs, stagecoach and telegraph station at, 164 library, 179; in Broken Bow, 106-17; in Norfolk, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9.
Mules, in Civil War Plains campaigns, 160, 163, 164, 167, 168 See also individual newspapers
Mullally’s Ranche, First Nebraska Cavalry at, 163 New York, N.Y.: art heritage of, 17; Boys Town band in, 112; jazz
Mumaugh, F. B. (Mrs.), Omaha art teacher, 24 in, 107; panorama in, 21; Penney headquarters in, 55 (No. 2),
56 (No. 2), 57 (No. 2), 59 (No. 2), 61, 65, 67
Murphy, David Royce, NSHS sr. research architect: “The Art of
the Panorama,” 40-41; Scenery, Curiosities, and Stupendous New York Times, unicameralism discussed by, 44, 45
Rocks: The William Quesenbury Overland Sketches, 1850- Nicandri, David L., River of Promise: Lewis and Clark on the
1851, 41 Columbia, annotation of, 59 (No. 1)
Musfelt, Zane, at Hidden Paradise, 88 Nichols, Roger L., review by, 100
Music, 16, 35; by Dan Desdunes, 106-17; at Hidden Paradise, Nikkei Farmer on the Nebraska Plains: A Memoir, Rev. Hisanori
87, 89, 92, 93; by Russel Taylor, 190-91 Kano, ed. Tai Kriedler, review of, 96
Mutual of Omaha, 35 “Nineteenth-Century Origins of Jazz,” Lawrence Gushee, 110
Niobrara River, 85
Norfolk, Madison Co.: Dan Desdunes in, 113; jazz in, 115;
Nash, Edwin (Capt.), in Powder River Expedition, 167 Penney store in, 57 (No. 2), 65; postmark from, 79; vacation-
ers from, 85; WJAG in, 2-13
The Nation, ed. Oswald Garrison Villard, 189
Norfolk Daily News, WJAG p-omoted by, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP), 185; in Omaha, 188, 189, 190 Norris, George W., unicameralism supported by, 42-49
National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), WJAG advised North, Luther H., Second Nebraska Cavalry, /60
by, 9 The North American Journals of Prince Maximilian of Wied,
National Register of Historic Places: Beatrice City Library on, Volume 2: April-September 1833, ed. Stephen S. Witte and
Winter cover; Hotel Norfolk on, 7 Marsha V. Gallagher, trans. William J. Orr, Paul Schach, and
Dieter Karch, review of, 100
Native Americans. See American Indians
North Platte, Lincoln Co.: African Americans in, 186; land
Nebraska Beacon, unicameralism supported by, 46
office in, 120; Penney store in, 56 (No. 2), 65, 66
Nebraska Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame, 5
North Platte Valley, 134, 140, 141; potato harvest in, 126, 128;
Nebraska Certified Potato Growers, 138, 140, 142, 143, 144 sugar beet factories in, 133, 139
Nebraska Children’s Home, 73 Northwest Nebraska Medical Society, at Hidden Paradise,
Nebraska City, Otoe Co., Penney store in, 57 (No. 2), 63 90, 92
Nebraska Department of Health, 142 Norton, J. N. “Nate,” unicameralism supported by, 44, 46, 48
Nebraska Department of Labor, 129 Nos Hommes et Notre Histoire, Rodolphe Lucien Desdunes,
108
The Nebraska Dispatches, Christopher Cartmill, annotation
of, 102 The Notorious Dr. Flippin: Abortion and Consequences in the
Nebraska Employment Service (NES), labor contract negoti- Early Twentieth Century, Jamie Q. Tallman, review of, 198-99
ated by, 140, 141
210 + NEBRASKA history