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Groovy dude

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James and Kate raised two boys, Harold (b. 1887) and John (b. 1898). Harold, later educated at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and Columbia University, became interested in fossils and aided paleontologists. By:James Hagge

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Erwin surveyed geological and paleontological resources in the State of Nebraska. He taught at the University of Iowa. He then got offered a position at the University of Nebraska. He organzized the Nebraska State Museum known today as Morrill Hall.

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This lexicon is actually a word and phrase list. It can be fairly described as an "eclectic hodgepodge," since it consists of variant orthographies some of which resist standardization to some extent.

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American writer who achieved recognition for her novels of frontier life on the Great Plains.

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Fought in World war 1, and was the only american in his lifetime to be promoted to  General of the Armies the highest possible rank in the United States Army He fought on the western front and was in service from 1886 - 1924

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Born near Ohiowa of Czech immigrant parents in 1887, he attended school at Milligan and was graduated from the School of Agriculture at the University of Nebraska. Experience and knowledge gained from his management of farms and ranches in parts of western Nebraska, Wyoming, and Colorado, and his studies of farming methods while traveling in Europe, qualified Kuska for the position of farm demonstrator in Madison County in 1914. County agents later replaced farm demonstrators.

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Native American war leader of the Oglala Lakota in the 19th century. He took up arms against the United States federal government to fight against encroachment by white American settlers on Indian territory and to preserve the traditional way of life of the Lakota people.

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Terence R. Duren was a leading Nebraska artist during the mid 20th century. Duren, who lived most of his life in Shelby, Nebraska, is most widely known for his regionalist works, which drew on his rural Nebraska upbringing.

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He was a black smith and a person who forge things with metal and he loved it so much he started to do that in stead of blacksmithing.

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Elizabeth H. Dolan

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Edith Abbott was born in 1876 in Grand Island, NE. While she was still living in Grand Island, she worked to get her degree from UNL in Economics. Once she recieved her degree from UNL, she moved to Chicago to get her Ph.D. Once finished with her Ph.D., she was awarded a trip to England to live in a settlement house. During this time, she came in contact with many famed socialist. During the great depression, she worked closely with the socialist to develop change for women. Her most notable accomplishment is being the first woman to be a dean at an American University.

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He built the first telegraph line from Omaha to St. Joseph, Missouri.  He founded the Pacific Telegraph Company. He also built the first  telegraph line to the west coast. When he and his wife died,they donated all of their money to the construction of Creighton University through their wills.
Emma Bond

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Melvin Randolph Gilmore was one of the preeminent ethnobotanists (the study of region plants) of his generation. He was born in march 11 1868 and served as creator  of Ethnology for the Museum of Anthropology at the University of Michigan from 1929 to 1939. The Gilmore Papers contain  topical files, field notes, pictures, and manuscripts related to his work among Native American groups of the Plains and Prairies, including the Arikara and the Omaha.

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William Jennings Bryan
William Jennings Bryan was a politician that influenced Nebraska politics for many years. He was nominated for president, but he lost to William McKinley. He did many different things in the political field and he even served in the Spanish American War as a colonel.

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Louis Pound
Louise Pound was born in Lincoln on Jun 30, 1872. She combined careers in education, writing, and sports. She received her BA and MA at the University of Nebraska and then became an English instructor. She moved to Germany and studied at Heidelberg University and earned her Doctorate in Philosophy. Her interests included women's equality, sports, and music. She retired in 1945 and died in 1958, 2 days before her birthday.

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-Thomas B. Kimball
-Born April 19, 1862-designed 167 new residential buildings and 162 new non-residential structures- died September 7,1934

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Alec McKee
Samuel McKelvie born in 1881 was a governor of Nebraska in the years of 1919 to 1923. We wrote 24 books in his lifetime. We also broke ground on the current state capital. He died in 1956.

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Mranda Peterson
1.American football player and coach.
2.Native of Blue springs, Nebraska
3.Inducted into the college football hall of fame in 1962
4.he was also named in 1969 to the NFL 1920's All-Decade Team
5.Played college football as a halfback at Nebraska Wesleyan in 1913

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Edward Flanagan was born July 13, 1886. He was born prematurely. He grew up to create the shelter known as Boys Town in Douglas County, Nebraska.

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Berlin Guy Chamberlin =
Chamberlin was an outstanding Nebraska football player who coached at Lexington High School and played for the Chicago Bears and the Philadelphia Yellow Jackets. He taught science, became a farmer, stockman, and businessman, as well as a public speaker. He has a scholarship that is rewarded every year to the Nebraska High School Player of the Year.

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