Early Nebraska telephones linked merchants and farmers in growth era
Nebraska State Historical Society mounts an exhibit on early phones from 1877 connections between Omaha and Council Bluffs to statewide spread by 1880s. The first exchange in Lincoln 1881 and rapid expansion left over 200000 phones by 1912. Early tech mixed receiver and transmitter causing listening speaking confusion.
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Major Nebraska 1965 legislature issues loom
Lincoln faces taxes and credit finance debates as top themes for the 1965 session opening Jan. 5. Proposals include more trade schools, state office space, public power reform, and a state board for higher education. Rulings on district lines and reapportionment also shape the agenda.
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