Tales of Platte County by Francis M Dischner
Columbus in the 1860s faced Sioux raids and Civil War disruptions. A stockade and breastwork formed west of the American Hotel as residents fled Grand Island, moved stock, and fortified the town. Army presence later brought Company E to Columbus with barracks converted into a camp and social events.
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Genoa
Company 5
7Th
Iowa Cavalry
Patrick Murray
Lookingglass Creek
Platte County
Murray Camp
Grand Island
Elkhorn
American Hotel
Lower
Twentysixth Avenue
Buffalo Square
John L. Martin
Buchanan
Fort Sauerkraut
Columbus Stockade
Fort
Sock-It-To-Em
Martin
John Rickly
H.J. Hudson
Democratic Party
S.B. Curtis
Lincoln
Washington
Maxwell
Pawnee
Laup
Forts
Kearny
Laramie
Plains
Carter Says He Is Satisfied With First Months In Office
President Carter expresses satisfaction with his performance and Cabinet, and a strong working relation with Congress. He criticizes media reporting on his accomplishments and notes a conservative, independent Congress challenging his energy policy efforts.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Carter
Congress
Department of Energy
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