Nebraska Newspapers - German, Dodge County

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Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska

filmS        FREMONT, DODGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA 
73
26           Nebraska Demokrat. Fremont, Nebr. Est. Jan.  ,1892-     1895// 
   
             Weekly. 
   
             German 
   
             EDITORS & PUBLISHERS: 
                  A.F.W. Gentzke (ed.), Dec.1,1892- 1895// 
   
             REFERENCES: 
                  Nebraska State Gazetteer, 1893, 1894-95. 
                  Ayer, N.W. & Sons. N.W. Ayer & Sons Directory of newspaper and 
             periodicals. 1892-95. 
                  The Nebraska Demokrat purchased by Colonel Killian (In The Omaha 
             Bee, Sept.24,1894, pg.2:l). 
                  Rowell, George P., and Company. Rowell's American Newspaper 
             directory. 1893, Arndt-Olson 284. 
   
   
             N.S.H.S. HAS ON MICROFILM: 
   
filmS
approx.
1 ft.        Dec.1,1892 (v.1,#48) 
   
Spliced on Reel #4 microfilm strips. ITEM #6 (handwritten)
   
   
DISPOSITION OF ORIGINAL FILES: July 1906-June 1907 loaned for microfilming
      to N.S.H.S. by Augustana College Library, Rock Island, Ill. May 1973

film         FREMONT, DODGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA. 
075
F88p         Platte River Zeitung. Fremont, Nebr. Est.       1883-Jan.11, 1917// 
   
             Weekly. 
   
             German language paper. 
             The only German newspaper in Dodge County. 
             Absorbed by the Tagliche Omaha Tribune Jan.12, 1917. 
   
             EDITORS & PUBLISHERS: 
                  Emil Bergt (pub.),     1885- 
                  L. G. Hahn (ed.) 
                  Kerlow & Kuhn (pubs.), 
                  Chas. R. Schaeffer (ed.), 
   
             REFERENCES: 
                  Nebraska State Gazetteer, 1886-87, 1888-89, 1890-91, 1893, 1894-95, 
             1902-03, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1913, 1915, 1917. 
                  Rowell, George P. and Company. Rowell's American Newspaper Directory. 
             1885, (est. 1883, L.G. Hahn, ed., Kerlow & Kuen (pubs.), 1886 (Chas. H. 
             Schaeffer (ed. & pub.), 1889, 1893). 
                  Smith, Clifford. The rise of the foreign press in Nebraska. 1928, 
             pg. 5. 
                  Val Peters has purchased the Platte River Zeitung from C. R. Schaeffer 
             and will unite it with his Omaha Journal. (In The Nebraska Printer January 
             1917, pg. 4:3). 
                  Peter, Val J. Die "Platte River Zeitung in Fremont geht in "Tribune" 
             auf! (In Tagliche Omaha Tribune Jan.12, 1917, pg. 1:4). 
                  Pettingill & Co. National Newspaper Directory & Gazetteer, 1902. 
                  Die Platte River Zeitung verfauft - C. B. Schaeffer. (In Platte River 
             Zeitung Jan.11, 1917, pg. 1:3). 
   
   
   
             N.S.H.S. HAS ON MICROFILM: 
   
Reel 1       Nov.25, 1892 (v.10,#19) 
680 shots    Aug.16, 1895 (v.13,#4)-Nov.29, 1895 (v.13,#19) 
1360 pgs.    Dec.13, 1895 (v.13,#21)-Nov.12, 1896 (v.14,#17) 
(#15,931)    Nov.26, 1896 (v.14,#19) 
             Dec.10, 1896 (v.14,#21)-Dec.30, 1897 (v.15,#24)  
             Jan-13, 1898 (v.15,#26)-Oct.6,  1898 (v.16,#12) 
   
Reel 2       Oct.13, 1898 (v.16,#13)-Nov.17, 1898 (v.16,#18) 
666 shots    Dec.1, 1898 (v.16,#20)-Dec.5, 1901 (v.19,#21) 
1332 pgs.         MUTILATIONS: 
(#15,932)            June 29, 1899 (v.16,#50)

             NEBRASKA.                                                   (sheet 2) 
075
F88p         Platte River Zeitung. Continued. 
   
   
Reel 3       Dec.12, 1901 (v.19,#22)-Feb.25, 19014 (v.21,#33) 
669 shots    Mar.10, 19014 (v.21,#35)-Jan.26, 1905 (v.22,#29) 
1338 pgs.
(#15,933)
   
Reel 4      Feb.2, 1905 (v.22,#30)-Mar.15, 1906 (v.23,#37) 
675 shots    Mar.29, 1906 (v.23,#39)-Aug.16, 1906 (v.24,#7) 
1350 pgs.    Aug-30, 1906 (v.24,#9)-Apr.16, 1908 (v.25,#42) 
(#15,934)
   
Reel 5       Apr.23, 1908 (v.25,#43)-Aug.20, 1908 (v.26,#7) 
696 shots    Sept.3, 1908 (v.26,#9)-Nov.5, 1908 (v.26,#17) 
1392 pgs.    Nov.19, 1908 (v.26,#19)-Mar.16, 1911 (v.28,#36) 
(#15,935)    Mar-30, 1911 (v.28,#38)-Aug.10, 1911 (v.29,#5) 
   
Reel 6       Aug.17, 1911 (v.29,#6)-Aug.13, 19114 (v.32,#2) 
694 shots    Aug.27, 19114 (v.32,#4)-Oct.15, 1914 (v.32,#10) 
1388 pgs     . 
(#15,936)    The papers are very discolored. 
   
Reel 7       Oct.22, 19114 (v.32,#11)-.Aug.19, 1915 (v.33,#4) 
1463 shots   Sept.2, 1915 (v.33,#5)sic. 
926 pgs.     Sept.23, 1915-Jan.11, 1917 (v.34,#22)  
(#15,937)    (v.33,#6)sic. 
   
   
Reels #1 thru 1/7 positives rec'd 6/17/76. 
   
   
DISPOSITION OF ORIGINAL FILES: Returned to Library for cataloging.

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