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Resource Center, News
Newspapers of Platte County, Nebraska
on microfilm at NSHS Library, Lincoln
The Creston News.
The Creston Statesman.
The Humphrey Democrat
The Humphrey Herald
The Humphry Independent
The County Leader
The Lindsay Post.
Monroe Booster.
Monroe Looking Glass.
The Monroe News.
The Platte Centre Reporter.
Platte Center Signal.
Rolls of microfilm are for rent from Nebraska State Historical Society.
Research at NSHS can be arranged by mail.
Alternative for rental of microfilm: Nebraska State Genealogical Society (members only).
films CRESTON, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
071
C859n The Creston News. Creston, NE Est. - //
Weekly.
EDITORS & PUBLISHERS:
C.H. Swallow, (ed. & prop.),
NSHS HAS ON MICROFILM: 1 film strip spliced on Reel #16 filmstrips. Item#12
films Dec. 2, 1892 (v_ #_)
film CRESTON, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
071
859s The Creston Statesman. Creston, NE Est. Sept. 9, 1897 - June 1, 1932 //
Weekly.
"Absorbed by "The Leigh World", June 10, 1932.
EDITORS & PUBLISHERS:
R.B. Thompson, (ed. & pub.), Sept. 9, 1897 -
Charles E. Wagner, (ed. & pub.), , - , 1898.
Ella Sharpnack, (prop.), ,1898 - , 1900.
Charles E. Wagner, (ed.), , 1907 - Mar. 27, 1914.
Mrs. James R. Roberts, (pub.), April 2, 1914 - Oct. 5, 1914.
Ray P. Burch, (pub.), Oct. 22, 1914 - Mar. 10, 1916.
C.A. Burch, (assoc. ed.), Mar. 26, 1915 - Mar. 10, 1916.
Roy L. Howell, (pub.), Mar. 17, 1916 - Jan. 19, 1917.
Floyd E. Peck, (pub.), Jan. 26, 1917 - Mar. 17, 1932.
Charles Hook, (pub. & ed.), Mar. 24, 1922 - July 3, 1924.
Ralph Barrett, (ed.), May 9, 1923-
Irvin C. Palmateer, (ed.), June 25, 1924 - July 30, 1924.
Charles R. Kuhl, (pub. & ed.), Aug. 6, 1924 - June 1, 1932.
Mrs. Fern Ritter, (1ocal ed.), Aug. 6, 1924 - June 1, 1932.
REFERENCES:
Nebraska State Gazetteer, 1902-03, 1907, 1909, 1913, 1915, 1919.
Nebraska State Historical Society. History of Nebraska Newspapers. MSS
To Patrons of the Stateman... This issue of the Stateman will be the
last issue under the present management... The Statesman has been sold to
Mrs. J.R. Roberts - C.E. Wagner.. . (The Creston Statesman March 27,
1914, 8:1).
Vol. XVIII, No. 30... This being my first issue of the Statesman.-
...Mrs. JR. Roberts...(The Creston Stateman April 1, 1914, 8:1).
Under New Management... With this issue the new editor assumes
charge of The Creston Statesman - Ray urch.. . (The Creston Statesman,
Oct. 22, 1914, 1:3).
Under New Management... Commencing with this issue The Statesman
will be under the ownership and management of Roy L. Howell - Ray P. and
Carrie A. Burch...(The Creston Statesman Mar. 17, 1916, 1:4).
With this issue... Mr. Floyd E. Peck assumes full control - Roy L.
Howell... (The Creston Statesman Jan. 26, 1917, 1:2).
Statesman has new Editor... on Monday, Charles Hook took possession -
Floyd E. Peck. (The Creston Statesman Mar. 24, 1922, 1:3).
I am now editor and publisher ... Charles Hook. (The Creston
Statesman Mar. 24, 1922, 1:3).
Statesman Makes Many Changes...Ralph Barrett is new Editor... Mr.
Hook is outgoing editor... (The Creston Statesman, May 9, 1923, 1:4).
film CRESTON, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA sheet - 2
071
C859s The Creston Statesman (cont.)
REFERENCES (cont.)
To Our Readers... We wish to announce... we have turned the paper
over to Chas. R. Kuhle, editor of the Leigh World...Charles Hook. (The
Creston Statesman Aug. 6, 1924, 2:1).
Leigh World and Creston Statesman in new building... (The Leigh
World Feb. 19, 1926, page 4).
Statesman will be consolidated... with the Leigh World... Chas. R.
Kuhle...(The Creston Statesman June 1,1932, 4:1).
The Leigh World and Creston Statesman... (the Nebraska Newspaper
November 1960, pp. 5-11).
Statesman is consolidated with World.. . (The Leigh World June 10,
1932, 7:1).
NSHS HAS ON MICROFILM:
Reel 1 Aug. l5, 1902 (v.5, #47) - Sept. 12, 1902 (v.5, #51)
682 Sept. 26, 1902 (v.6, #1) - Jan. 29, 1904 (v.7, #19)
expos. Feb. 12, 1904 (v.7, #21) - July 22, 1904 (v.7, #44)
#16,696 Aug. 12, 1904 (v.7, #47) - Oct. 28, 1904 (v.8, #6)
Nov. 18, 1904 (v.8, #9) - Feb. l0, 1905 (v.8, #21)
Feb. 24, 1905 (v.8, #23) - Nov. 17, 1905 (v.9, #9)
Reel 2 Nov. 24, 1905 (v.9, #l0) - Apr.6, 1906 (v.9, #29)
676 Apr. 27, 1906 (v.9, #32) - Jan. 15, 1909 (v.12, #l8)
expos.
#16,697
Reel 3 Jan. 22, 1909 (v.12, #19) - Mar. 18, 1910 (v.13, #27)
614 Apr. 1, 1910 (v.13, #29) - Dec. 15, 1911 (v.15, #14)
expos.
#169698
Reel 4 Dec. 22, 1911 (v.l5, #15) - Nov. 22, 1912 (v.16, #11)
690 Dec. 6, 1912 (v.16, #13) - Nov. 25, 1914 (v.18, #11)
expos. Dec. 17, 1914 (v.l8, #14) - Apr.2, 1915 (v.18, #29)
#16,699
Reel 5 Apr. 9, 19l5 (v.18, #30) - May 7, 1915 (v.18, #34)
761 May 21, 1915 (v.18, #36) - June 25, 1915 (18, #40)
expos. July 9, 1915 (v.18, #42) - Nov. 19, 1915 (v.19, #9)
#16,700 Dec. 3, 1915 (v.19, #11) - Jan. 7, 1916 (v.19, #16)
Jan. 2l, 1916 (v.19, #18) - July 13, 1917 (v.20, #43)
July 27, 1917 (v.20, #45) - Mar. 1, 1918 (v.21, #24)
Mar. 15, 1918 (v.21, #26) - July 5, 1918 (v.21, #42)
Reel 6 July 12, 1918 (v.21, #43) - Oct. 10, 1919 (v.23, #4)
747 Oct. 24, 1919 (v.23, #7) - Oct. 3l, 1919 (v.23, #8)
expos. Nov. 14, 1919 (v.23, #10) - Dec. 9, 1921 (v.25, #14)
#16,701
film CRESTON, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
071
C859s The Creston Statesman (cont.)
Reel 7 Dec. 16, 1921 (v.25, #15) - Aug. 26, 1925 (v.29, #52)
699 NOTE: "The" dropped from title Aug. 25, 1922 (v.25, #51)
expos.
#16,702
Reel 8 Sept. 2, 1925 (v.30, #1) - Sept. 5, 1928 (v.32, #52)
657
expos.
16,703
Reel 9 Sept. 12, 1928 (v.33, #1) - Apr. 8, 1931 (v.35, #31)
571
expos.
#16,704
Reel 10 April 15, 1931 (v.35, #32) - June 1, 1932 (v.36, #39)
246 NOTE:
expos. Reference in June 1, 1932 issue, 4:1, "Creston Statesman"
#16,705 suspends, as June 1, 1932. Consolidates with the Leigh
World
film LINDSAY (PLATTE COUNTY) NEBRASKA
071
L64p The Lindsay Post. Lindsay, Nb. Est. , 1897 - Sept. 4, 1952//
Weekly.
The Post subscriptions have been taken over by the Humphrey Democrat
after suspension.
EDITORS & PUBLISHERS:
Abraham W. Hageman (pub.), - Nov. , 1908.
Jno. Foley (pub. & ed.), Nov. , 19O8 - Sept. 24, 1909.
E. R. Tefft (pub.), Oct. 1, 1909 - Mar. , 1911.
J. C. Crosland (ed. & pub.), , 19O4
Jno Heffley (pub.),
Jno. Zavidil (pub.),
Walter J. Herbes (pub.),
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Deegan (eds. & pubs.),
REFERENCES:
Nebraska State Gazetteer, 1907, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1917.
Greetings. Having purchased the Lindsay Post .... Jno. Foley.
(In The Lindsay Post Nov. 20, 1908, pg. 5:3).
Announcement. Having disposed of the Lindsay Post to Mr. Edgar R.
Tefft.... Jno. Foley. (In The Lindsay Post Sept.24, 1909, pg. 4:2).
Announcement. With this issue I have assumed control of the Lindsay
Post .... E. Ross Tefft. (In The Lindsay Post Oct.1, 1909, pg. 14:1).
The Post .... with this issue is under the management of W. A. Nutt of
Oklahoma, having leased .... of Mr. E. R. Tefft for one year. W. A. Nutt.
(In The Lindsay Post Apr.7, 1911, pg. 2:2).
Whitacre papers sold. (In the Nebraska Press August, 1938, pg. 1:2).
Paper at Lindsay suspends publication published in that city for
fifty-six years, has suspended. (In Genoa Leader-Times Genoa, Nebr.,
Sept. 11, 1952).
N. S. H. S. HAS ON MICROFILM:
Reel 1 May 1, 1908 (v.12, #18) - May 22, 1908 (v.12, #21)
443 shots June 5, 1908 (v.12, #23) - Aug. 21, 1908 (v.12, #34)
886 pgs. Sept. 4, 1908 (v.12, #36)
(#18,128) Sept. 18, 1908 (v.12, #38) - Nov. 6, 1908 (v.12, #45)
Nov. 20, 1908 (v.12, #47) - Jan. 1, 1909 (v.l3, #1)
Jan. 15, 1909 (v.13, #3) - Oct. 8, 1909 (v.13, #41)
Oct. 22, 1909 (v.13, #43) - June 24, 1910 (v.14, #26)
Disposition of Original Files: May 1, 1908 - Sept. l2, 1940 offered to Platte Co. Hist.
Society. Picked up 5/1l/79 by Andrea S. Hoeman for Platte Co.
film LINDSAY (PLATTE COUNTY) NEBRASKA (sheet 2)
071
L64p The Lindsay Post. Cont'd.
Reel 2 July 1, 1910 (v.14, #27) - Mar. 10, 1911 (v.16, #lO)
171 shots Mar. 24, 1911 (v.16, #12) - Apr.7, 1911 (v.l6, #14)
342 pgs. Nov. 19, 1936 (v._.,#_)
(#18,i04) Sept. 12, 19110 (v.45, #37)
NOTE:
Nov. 19, 1936 has title page missing.
"The Cornlea Hustler was absorbed by "The Lindsay Post",
Oct. 14, 1910 and published as a supplement Nov. 4, 1910.
Reels #1 & #2 Positives received 7/3/79.
films September 30, 1943 (v.47, #39)
071 May 4, 1944 (v.48, #18)
L64p July 6, 1944 (v.48, #27)
August 24, 1944 (v.48, #34)
NOTE: THE ABOVE ISSUES WERE LOANED FOR MICROFILMING, COURTESY OF Darlene
Korus, Lindsay, NE Donor Joe Wilhelm, Columbus, NE
Spliced on Reel #28 filmstrips. Item #15
Inventory Supplement
071 Lindsay, Platte County, Nebraska
L64p Lindsay Weekly Post/Lindsay Post
NOTES:
Reel Number: 47 Control Number: 0028575 Filmstrip Type:
1/17/1902 through 0/0/0
4/18/1902 through 0/0/0
5/9/1902 through 0/0/0
3/30/1905 through 0/0/0
Filmstrip #47. Item #12.
Note Filmstrips are not shelved in town and title order.
Please ask a staff member for assistance. Update Tuesday November 11, 2001
film MONROE, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
071
M77b Monroe Booster. Monroe, NE Est. , 1942-Nov.16, 1978//
Weekly.
EDITORS & PUBLISHERS:
D.H. Ziegler, (ed.), , 1942 - Mar. 18, 1970.
Mrs. D. H. Ziegler, (ed.), Mar. 25, 1970 - Nov. 16, 1978.
REFERENCES:
Daniel H. Ziegler, Monroe Editor Rites Wednesday, March 18,
1970. Dan was editor and publisher of the Monroe_Booster since
it was organized in 1942. (Monroe_Booster, Mar.25, 1970, 1:1).
Monroe Booster - about the editor. (Nebraska Newspaper
Apr. , 1953, pg.2O-24).
Dan Ziegler, 68, Monroe Booster, publisher dies. (Lincoln Star,
Mar. 17, 1970, 3:3).
Mrs. D.H. Ziegler Plans to Publish Monroe Booster. Mrs. D.H.
Ziegler, whose husband died Mar. 16, 1970 has announced plans to
continue publishing the Monroe Booster which Daniel Ziegler published
and edited for 28 years, since its first issue in 1942. (Nebraska
Newspaper May, 1970, 21:3).
Monroe Booster To Be Discontinued. This will be the last copy...
(The Monroe Booster Nov. 16, 1978, 1:2-4).
Poignant Monroe Booster Calls it Quits. (Nebraska Newspaper,
Dec. , 1978, 5:1, 21:1).
NSHS HAS ON MICROFILM:
Reel 1 Oct. 23, 1946(.-, #-) - July 18, 1951 (v.9, #5O)
757
Expos.
#15,294
Reel 2 July 25, 1951 (v.9, #51) - Apr. 13, 1955 (v.13, #23)
826 Apr. 27, 1955 (v.13, #25) - July 31, 1957(v.14, #37)
Expos.
#15,267
Reel 3 Aug. 7, 1957 (v.14, #38) - Sept. , 1964 (v.20, #6)
861
Expos.
#15,268
Reel 4 Sept. 17, 1964(v.20, #7) - July 9, 1969(v.23, #14)
857 July 23, 1969 (v.23, #16) - Nov. 24, 1971 (v.23, #31)
Expos.
#15,269
film MONROE, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA 071 M77b Monroe Booster. (cont.) Reel 5 Dec. 1, l971 (v.23, #32) - Feb. 20, 1975 (v.33, #35) 406 Expos. #15,270 Reel 6 Feb. 27, 1975 (v.33, #36) - Mar. 24, 1977(v.35, #34) 442 Apr. 7, 1977 (v.35, #36) - Nov. 16, 1978 (v.35, #57) Expos. #17,942
film MONROE, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
071
M771g Looking Glass. Monroe, NE Est. Apr. 1889 - //
Weekly.
Also referred to as Monroe Looking Glass.
EDITORS & PUBLISHERS:
E.A. Gerrard (ed.), Apr. , 1889
REFERENCES:
Volume 1, #1 of the Monroe Looking Glass received. E.A.
Gerrard, editor. (The Columbus Journal Apr. 24, 1889, 3:3).
Editor L. Gerrard of the Monroe Looking Glass... (The
Nebraska State Journal Apr. 25, 1895, 2:5).
Nebraska State Gazetteer 1890-91, 1894-95, 1902-03 (E.A.
Gerrard) 1907 (E. Allen Gerrard) 1909, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1917.
Rowell, George P. and Company. Rowell's American Newspaper
directory, 1893 (E.A. Gerard).
To Our Patrons. Our office was wrecked last night, type
dumped into the mud... we are unable to get out our paper. - E.A.
Gerrard, editor. (Looking Glass Nov. 23, 1899, pg.3).
NSHS HAS ON MICROFILM:
Reel 1 Oct. 17, 1895 (v.7, #27) - Nov. 7, 1895(v.7, #3O)
687 Nov. 21, 1895 (v.7, #32) - Feb. 6, 1896(v.7, #43)
Expos. Feb. 20, 1896 (v.7, #45)
#17,004 Mar. 5, 1896 (v.7, #47) - Mar.19, 1896 (v.7, #49)
Apr. 2, 1896 (v.7, #50)
Apr. 16, 1896 (v.7, #52) - July 9, 1896 (v.8, #12)
July 23, 1896 (v.8, #14) - Mar. 11, 1897(v.8, #46)
Mar. 25, 1897 (v.8, #48) - Feb. 24, 1898 (v.9, #46)
Mar. 10, 1898 (v.9, #48) sic - July 21, 1898 (v.1O, #15)
Aug. 4, 1898 (v.1O, #l7) - Aug. 17, 1898 (v.1O, #19)
Sept. 1, 1898 (v.1O, #21) - June 1, 1899 (v.11, #7)
June 15, 1899 (v.11, #9) - Aug. 17, 1899 (v.11, #18)
Aug. 31, 1899 (v.11, #2O) - Oct. 12, 1899(v.11, #26)
Nov. 2, 1899 (v.11, #29) - Dec. 7, 1899 (v.11, #34)
Dec. 21, 1899 (v.11, #36) - Jan. 11, 1900 (v.11, #39)
Jan. 25, 1900 (v.11, #41) - Feb. 1, 1900 (v.11, #42)
Feb.15, 1900 (v.12, #43) sic - May 10, 1900 (v.l3, #2) sic
May 24, 1900 (v.13, #4) - May 31, 1900 (v.13, #5)
June 14, 1900 (v.l3, #7)
June 28, l900 (v.l3, #9)
July 12, 1900 (v.l3, #11) - Oct. 11, l900 (v.13, #24)
Nov. 1, 1900 (v.13, #27) - Dec. 29, 1900 (v.13, #35)
Jan. 10, 19O1(v.l3, #37) - Jan. 17, 190l (v.13, #38)
film MONROE, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA
071
M771g Looking Glass. (cont.)
Reel 1 Jan. 31, 1901 (v.13, #40) sic - Mar. 28, 1901 (v.13, #48)
(cont.) Apr. 11, 1901 (v.13, #1) sic - June 6, 1901 (v.13, #9)
June 20, 190l (v.13, #ll) - Aug.8, 1901 (v.13, #18)
Aug. 22, 1901 (v.13, #20) - Dec. 12, 1901 (v.13, #37)
Jan. 9, 1902 (v.13, #31) sic - Jan. 23, 1902 (v.13, #33)
Feb. 6, 19O2 (v.13, #35) - May 29, 1902 (v.13, #52)
June 12, 1902 (v.14, #2) - June 19, 1902(v.14, #3)
NOTE: Issues located after initial filming. Can be located on
Reel 119 filmstrips. Item #12.
Mar. 6, 1890 (v.1, #49)
June 23, 1892 (v.4, #12)
Dec. 22, 1892 (v.4, #36)
July 12, 1894 (v.6, #13)
Reel 2 June 26, 1902 (v.14, #4)
669 July 10, 19O2 (v.l4, #6) - Aug. 7, 1902 (v.14, #1O)
Expos. Aug.21, 1902 (v.14, #12)
#17,005 Sept. 4, 1902 (v.14, #14) - Sept.18, 1902 (v.l4, #l6)
Oct. 2, 1902 (v.14, #18) - Oct. 9, 1902 (v.14, #19)
Oct. 23, 1902 (v.l4, #21) - Jan. 8, 1903 (v.14, #32)
Jan. 22, 1903 (v.l4, #34) - Jan. 29, 1903(v.14, #35)
Feb. 12, 1903(v.14, #37) - Nov. 26, 1903 (v.15, #31) sic
Dec. 10, 1903 (v.15, #31) sic - Sept. 28, 1905 (v.16, #24)
Oct. 12, 1905 (v.16, #26) - Feb. 1, 1906 (v.16, #40)
Feb. 15, 1906 (v.16, #43) - Mar.15, 1906 (v.16, #48)
Mar. 29, 19O6 (v.16, #50) - Oct. 11, 1906 (v.17, #26)
Nov. 1, 1906 (v.17, #29) - Apr. 4, 1907 (v.17, #52)
Apr. 18, 19O7 (v.18, #2) - Oct. 15, 1908 (v.20, #28)
Reel 3 Oct. 22, 1908 (v.20, #29) - Dec. 16, 1909 (v.21, #37)
553 Dec. 30, 1909 (v.21, #39) - July 21, 1910 (v.22, #16)
Expos. Aug. 4, 1910 (v.22, #18) - Oct. 20, 1910 (v.22, #29)
#17,011 Nov. 3, 191O (v.22, #31) - Apr. 6, 1911 (v.23, #1)
Apr. 20, 1911 (v.23, #3) - Dec. 25, 1913 (v.25, #38)
NOTE:
Oct.2, 1913 is included in the Sept.25, 1913 issue.
It is a special edition about "New Monroe Bridge".
Inventory Supplement
071 Monroe, Platte County, Nebraska
M771g Looking Glass
NOTES:
Reel Number: 47 Control Number: 0028575 Filmstrip Type:
2/13/1896 through 0/0/0
6/5/1902 through 0/0/0 filmstrip #47 Item #13
7/3/1902 through 0/0/0
8/14/1902 through 8/21/1902
9/25/1902 through 0/0/0
12/3/1903 through 0/0/0
Note Filmstrips are not shelved in town and title order
Please ask a staff member for assistance Update Tuesday, November 13, 2001
film MONROE (PLATTE COUNTY)
071
M77n The Monroe News. Monroe, Nebr. Est. May 28, 1894 - June 25, 1942 //
Weekly.
TITLE CHANGES:
The Monroe Republican May 28, 1894 - December 26, 1919.
The Monroe News Jan. 1, 1920 - June 25, 1942.
EDITORS & PUBLISHERS:
R. G. Strother (pub.), 1895 - Dec. 26, 1919.
Chas. Nunnally (pub.), Jan. 1, 1920 - Apr. 12, 1923.
Chas. Frank Rhine (ed. & pub.), Apr. 19, 1923 - Feb. 21, 1924.
Mae Kelley (ed.), Mar. 6, 1924 - Mar. 13, 1924.
Edward Reider (pub.), Mar. 27, 1924 - June 26, 1924.
Lee E. Johnson (ed. & pub.), July 3, 1924 - Nov.13, 1924.
J. E. Tesarek (ed. & pub.), Nov. 20, 1924 - Apr. 1, 1926.
Chas. G. Nunnally (ed. & pub.), Apr. 8, 1926 - June 25, 1942.
REFERENCES:
Nebraska State Gazetteer, 1902-03, 1909, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1907.
A change in Ownership. Nearly twenty-six years ago, The Republican
was started by its present editor, who has been in charge since then.
But with this week there is a change in ownership, Charles Nunnally
becoming the editor and owner of the paper. - R. G. Strother. (In
The Monroe Republican Dec. 26, 1919, pg. 1:3-4).
The Monroe News. With this issue, The Monroe News takes the news-
paper field in Monroe and consolidating The Monroe Republican and the
Looking Glass ...not wishing to continue the paper under either of the
former names, we have decided to call the papers The Monroe News -
Chas Nunnally. (In The Monroe News Jan. 1, 1920, pg. 2:1).
The News changes. On the first of the week, the ownership of
The Monroe News changed from Mr. Chas. Nunnally to Chas Frank Rhine,
(In The Monroe News April 19, 1923, pg. 1:1).
Notice. We have sold the News and are giving possession. - Chas.
Nunnally. (In The Monroe News Apr. 12, 1923, pg. 1:3).
Why we located in Monroe. Looking around for a location after
disposing of the Arcadia Champion ...that The Monroe News was for sale.
- Edw. Reider. (In The Monroe News Mar. 27, 1924, pg. 5:1).
Lee E. Johnson is new Editor of the News. With this issue of The Monroe
News .... Lee E. Johnson of Des Moines, Iowa becomes the Editor - Edw.
Reider. (In The Monroe News July 3, 1924, pg. 5:1).
Hello, Everybody. After three years we find ourselves again in charge
of The Monroe News - Chas G. Nunnally. (The Monroe News Apr. 8, 1926,
pg. 4:1).
Farewell. Well here we are with our last issue of The Monroe News -
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nunnally. (In The Monroe News June 25, 1942, pg. 8:1).
This will be the last time our advertisment appears in The Monroe
News as the paper suspends with this issue - Ad. (In The Monroe News
June 25, 1942, pg. 1:3-4).
Disposition of Original Files:
The Monroe News, Oct. 11, 1895 - June 25, 19122 picked up by the Platte County
Historical Society, Feb. 28, 1975.
film MONROE (PLATTE COUNTY) (sheet 2)
071
M77n The Monroe News. Continued.
N. S. H. S. HAS ON MICROFILM:
Reel 1 Oct. 11, 1895 (v.2, #20)
560 shots Oct. 25, 1895 (v.2, #22) - Nov. 22, 1895 (v.2, #26)
1120 pgs. Dec. 6, 1895 (v.2, #28) - Dec. 20, 1895 (v.2, #3O)
(#15,073) Jan. 25, 1896 (v.2, #33)
Feb. 7, 1896 (v.2, #37)
Apr. 10, 1896 (v.2, #46) - May 1, 1896 (v.2, #49)
May 15, 1896 (v.2, #51)
June 5, 1896 (v.3, #2)
June 26, 1896 (v.3, #5)
July 24, 1896 (v.3, #9) - Aug. 28, 1896 (v.3, #1l4)
Sept. 11, 1896 (v.3,#16)-Oct.23, 1896 (v.3,#22)
Nov. 6, 1896 (v.3, #24) - Dec. 18, 1896 (v.3, #30)
Jan. 1, 1897 (v.3, #32) - Feb. 26, 1897 (v.3, #40)
Mar. 12, 1897 (v.3, #42)
Apr. 12, 1897 (v.3, #45) - May 21, 1897 (v.3, #52)
June 4, 1897 (v.l, #2) - Aug. 13, 1897 (v.4, #l2)
Aug. 27, 1897 (v.4, #14) - Oct. 1, 1897 (v.4, #19)
Oct. 15, 1897 (v.4, #21)
Oct. 29, 1897 (v.4, #23) - Mar. 18, 1898 (v.4, #l3)
Apr. 1, 1898 (v.4,#45) - Apr. 22, 1898 (v.4, #48)
May 6, 1898 (v.4, #50) - May 13, 1898 (v.4, #51)
May 27, 1898 (v.5, #1)
Jan. 27, 1899 (v.5, #36) - Feb. 3, 1899 (v.5, #37)
Feb. 24, 1899 (v.5, #4O)
Mar. 24, 1899 (V.5, #44) - May 12, 1899 (v.5, #51)
May 26, 1899 (v.6, #1) - June 16, 1899 (v.6, #!)
June 30, 1899 (v.6, #6) - July 14, 1899 (v.6, #8)
July 28, 1899 (v.6, #1O)
Aug. 18, 1899 (v.6, #13) - Sept. 1, 1899 (v.6, #15)
Sept. 22, 1899 (v.6, #18) - Oct. 6, 1899 (v.6, #20)
Oct. 27, 1899 (v.6, #23) - Nov. 3, 1899 (v.6, #24)
Nov. 17, 1899 (v.6, #26) - Aug. 3, 1900 (v.7, #11)
Reel 2 Aug. 10, 1900 (v.7, #12) - July 26, 1901 (v.8, #iO)
699 shots Aug. 9, 1901 (v.8, #l2) - Apr. 4, 1902 (v.8, #46)
1398 pgs. Apr. 18, 1902 (v.8, #48) - Nov. l3, 1903 (v.lO, #26)
(#15,O74)
Reel 3 Nov. 20, 1903 (v.1O, #27) - Nov. 10, 1905 (v.12, #26)
697 shots Nov. 24, 1905 (v.12, #28) - Nov. 16, 1906 (v.l3, #27)
1394 pgs. Nov. 30, 1906 (v.13, #29) - Dec. 7, 1906 (v.13, #30)
(#15,075) Dec. 21, 1906(v.13, #32) - Mar. 15, 1907 (v.13, #44)
film MONROE (PLATTE COUNTY)
071
M77n The Monroe News. Cont'd.
Reel 4 Mar. 22, 1907 (v.l3, #45) - Nov. 29, 1907 (v.14, #29)
701 shots Dec. 13, 1907 (v.14, #31) - July 8, 1910 (v.17, #l0)
1402 pgs.
(#15,076)
Reel 5 July 15, 1910 (v.17, #l1) - Nov. 7, 1913 (v.20, #28)
705 shots
1410 pgs.
(#15,077)
Reel 6 Nov. l4, 1913 (v.2O, #29) - Jan. 26, 1917 (v.23, #40)
689 shots
1378 pgs.
(#15,081)
Reel 7 Feb. 2, 1917 (v.23, #41) - Dec. l2, 1919 (v.26, #33)
698 shots Dec. 26, 1919 (v.26, #35) - Mar. 9, 1922 (v.28, #46)
1396 pgs. NOTE:
(#15,082) Title changed to "The Monroe News", Jan. 1, 1920 (v.26, #36).
Reel 8 Mar. 16, 1922 (v.28, #47) - Sept. 20, 1923 (v.30, #21)
737 shots Oct. 4, 1923 (v.30, #23) - Mar. 13, 1921 (v.30, #46)
l474 pgs. Mar. 27, 1924 (v.30,#48) - Jan.29, 1925 (v.31,#40)
(#15,083) Feb.12, 1925 (v.31, #42) - Mar. 5, 1925 (v.31, #45)
Mar. 26, 1925 (v.31, #48)
May 14, 1925 (v.31, #3) - May 21, 1925 (v.31, #4)
June 4, 1925 (v.31, #6) - June 25, 1925 (v.3l, #9)
July 9, 1925 (v.3l, #11) - Aug. 20, 1925 (v.31, #l6)
Sept. 3, 1925 (v.31, #18) - Dec. 17, 1925 (v.31, #3l)
Dec. 31, 1925 (v.31, #33) - Jan. 12, 1928 (v.34, #34)
Reel 9 Jan. 19, 1928 (v.34, #35) - July 5, 1931 (v.41, #8)
721 shots
1442 pgs.
(#15,084)
Reel 10 July 12, 1934 (v.41, #9) - June 9, 1938 (v.45, #5)
723 shots
1446 pgs.
(#15,085)
film MONROE (PLATTE COUNTY) (sheet 3) 071 M77n The Monroe News. Cont'd. Reel 11 June 16, 1938 (v.45, #6) - June 5, 1941 (v.48, #5) 706 shots 1412 pgs. (15,086) Reel 12 June 12, 1941 (v.48, #6) - June 25, 1942 (v.59, #8) 254 shots 508 pgs. (#15,099) Reels #1 thru #12 positives rec'd 4/29/75.
Inventory Supplement
071 Monroe, Platte County, Nebraska
M77n The Monroe Republican
NOTES:
Reel Number: IA Control Number: 0028827 Type:
6/3/1898 through 8/19/1898
9/2/1898 through 1/20/1899
2/10/1899 through 2/17/1899
3/3/1899 through 3/17/1899
6/23/1899 through //
7/21/1899 through //
8/4/1899 through 8/11/1899
9/8/1899 through //
10/13/1899 through 10/20/1899
11/10/1899 through /
8/2/1901 through //
Note Filmstrips are not shelved in town and title order.
Please ask a staff member for assistance. Update Monday, July 01, 2002
filmS PLATTE CENTER, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBR.
071
P689r The Platte Centre Reporter. Platte Center, Ne Est. , 1892 - //
Weekly.
EDITORS & PUBLISHERS:
John Bradford, (pub.), , 1892 -
REFERENCES:
Nebraska State Gazetteer, 1893, 1894-95, (no pub.).
Rowell, George P. and Company. Howell's American newspaper directory. 1893.
N.S.H.S. HAS ON. MICROFILM: 1 film strip spliced on Reel #16 filmstrips. Item #15
filmS Nov. 24, 1892 (v.1, #23)
071
P689r
film PLATTE CENTER (PLATTE CENTER) NEBRASKA
071
P689s Platte Center Signal. Platte Center, Nebr. Est. 1893 - July 26, 1923 //
Weekly.
EDITORS & PUBLISHERS
A. J. Mokler (pub.), 1902 -
C. M. Gruenther (ed. & prop.), (Christian Gruenther), 1917- July 11, 1919.
S. B. Alien (ed.), July 18, 1919 - Oct. 22, 1920.
A. Ray Evans (ed.), Oct. , 1920 - Nov. , 1922.
Star-Mail Publishing Company, (Pub.), Jan. 11, 1923 - July 26, 1923.
F. D. Conley, (ed. & mgr. ), Jan. 11, 1923 - July 26, 1923.
Pettengill gives 1894 as date of establishment.
REFERENCES:
Nebraska State Gazetteer, 1902-03, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1913,
(Charles [sic] M. Greuenther), 1915, 1917.
Pettengill's Newspaper directory, 1902.
Farewell. With this issue we sever our connection with The Platte
Center Signal - Mamie Gruenther and C. M. Gruenther. (In Platte Center
Signal July 11, 1919, pg. 4:1).
In taking charge of The Signal .... S. B. Allen. (In Platte Center
Sign July 11, 1919, pg. 4:1).
About our new home .... we come to Platte Center... A. Ray Evans, owner.
(In Platte Center Signal, Oct. 22, 1919, pg. 4:1).
The new management. The first issue of the Signal under new management
is printed this week. - F. D. Conley. (In Platte Center Signal Jan. 11,
1923, pg. 4:1).
N. S. H. S. HAS ON MICROFILM:
Reel 1 Oct. 25, 1895 (v.2, #47) - Dec. 27, 1895 (v.3, #4)
647 shots Apr. 17, 1896 (v.3, #20) - May 1, 1896 (v.3, #22)
& pgs. May 15, 1896 (v.3, #24)
(#11,241) June 26, 1896 (v.3, #30)
July 24, 1896 (v.3, #3l) - Aug. 21, 1896 (v.3, #38)
Sept. 4, 1896 (v.3, #43) - Sept. 11, 1896 (v.3, #41)
Sept. 25, 1896 (v.3, #43) - Oct. 23, 1896 (v.3, #47)
Nov. 6, 1896 (v.3, #49) - Jan. 29, 1897 (v.4, #9)
Feb. 12, 1897 (v.4, #11) - July 2, 1897 (v.4, #31)
July 16, 1897 (v.4, #33)
July 30, 1897 (v.4, #35)-
Aug. 13, 1897 (v.4, #37)
Aug. 27, 1897 (v.4, #39)
Sept. 10, 1897 (v.4, #41) - Oct.1, 1897 (v.4, #44)
Oct. 15, 1897 (v. 4, #46)
Nov. 19, 1897 (v.4, #51) - Nov. 26, 1891 (v.4, #52)
Dec. 10, 1897 (v.5, #2)
Dec. 24, 1897 (v.5, #4) - Jan. 14,1898 (v.5, #7)
Feb. 4, 1898 (v.5, #10)
Feb. 16, 1898 (v.5, #12)
Reel 1 positive rec'd 12/3/73.
DISPOSITION OF ORIGINAL FILES:
Platte Center Signal, 1895-1898, 1 volume sent to: George Johnsen, Jr. Pres.
Platte County Historical Society
1754 28th Ave.
Columbus, NE 11/31/73
Platte Center Signal, Feb. 25, 1898 - July 26, 1923 offered to:
Platte County Historical Society
P. 0. Box 31
Columbus, Nebr. 68601 12/2/76
DISPOSITION OF ORIGINAL FILES: Nov. 24, 1892 sent to Georgene Sones for indexing.
12/10/79
film PLATTE CENTER (PLATTE CO) NEBRASKA (sheet 2)
071
P689s Platte Center Signal. Continued.
Reel 2 Febr. 25, 1898 (v.5, #13)
249 shots Mar. 18, 1898 (v.5, #16) - Apr. 1, 1898 (v.5, #18)
498 pgs. Apr. 15, 1898 (v.5, #20) - Apr. 22, 1898 (v.5, #21)
(#16,507) May 20, 1898 (v.5, #25) - July 1, 1898 (v.5, #31)
July 15, 1898 (v.5, #33) - Aug.12, 1898 (v.5, #37)
Mar. 6, 1908 (v.14, #42) - Dec. 4, 1908 (v.15, #35)
Reel 3 Dec. 11, 1908 (v.15, #36) - Oct. 15, 1909 (v.16, #28)
660 shots Oct. 29, 1909 (v.16, #30) - Nov. 10, 1911 (v.18, #33)
1370 pgs.
(#16,469)
Reel 4 Nov. 17, 1911 (v.18, #34) - Dec. 19, 1913 (v.20, #39)
659 shots Jan. 2, 1914 (v.20, #40) sic. - Oct. 9, 1914 (v.2l, #28)
1318 pgs.
(1/16,470)
Reel 5 Oct. 16, 1914 (v.21, #29) - Oct. 1, 1915 (v.22, #27)
583 shots Oct. 15, 1915 (v.22, #29) - May 18, 1917 (v.24, #8)
1166 pgs.
(#16,471)
Reel 6 May 25, 1917 (v.24, #9) - Nov. 23, 1917 (v.24, #35)
627 shots Dec. 7, 1917 (v.24, #37) - Dec. 13, 1918 (v.25, #38)
1254 pgs. Dec. 27, 1918 (v.25, #40) - Dec. 19, 1919 (v.26, 1/39)
(#16,472) Jan. 2, 1920 (v.26, #41) - Mar. 29, 1920 (v.27, #1)
Reel 7 Apr. 2, 1920 (v.27, #2) - Oct. 22, 1920 (v.27, #31)
642 shots Nov. 5, 1920 (v.27, #34) - Nov. 11, 1921 (v.29, #38)
1284 pgs. Nov.25, 1920 (v.29, #40) - Dec. 30, 1921 (v.29, #46)
(#16,473) Jan. 13, 1922 (v.29, #48) - Nov. 10, 1922 (v.30, #39)
Dec. 1, 1922 (v.3O, #42)
Dec. 15, 1922 (v.30, #44)
Jan. 11, 1923 (v.30, #48) - July 26, 1923 (v.31, #24)
Reels #2 thru #7 positives rec'd 3/8/77.