Be Charitable and Open to All Neighbors
A youth-focused feature urges self examination of kindness and inclusion. It questions social snobbery toward classmates, new students, and families, and offers guidance on reaching out, sharing, and avoiding judgment in daily interactions.
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Cottonwood Canyon
Platte Valley
McDonald Ranch
Mercury
Montclair
Fort McPherson Nebraska a vital frontier post history
Fort McPherson near North Platte Nebraska, founded 1863, protected mail and telegraph routes, faced Cheyenne and Sioux hostilities, and hosted notable expeditions including Summit Springs and the Pawnee Scouts. The post declined after the railroad and was withdrawn by 1880, later becoming Fort McPherson National Cemetery established 1873.
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Fort McPherson
Nebraska
Platte River
North Platte
Maxwell
Fort Kearny
Minnesota
Plains
Pacific
Fort
McPherson
James B. McPherson
Platte Valley
Summit Springs
Tall Bull
Frank North
Red Willow Creek
Hayes County
Philip Sheridan
George Custer
Buffalo Bill
Duke Alexis
Chief Spotted Tail
Old Frontier
Fort McPherson National Cemetery
Miliary Reservation
War era wives face older husbands trend in young marriages
During World War II more than half of married women under 25 have husbands aged 25 or older. The era saw a massive maritime loss with over 4,000 seagoing ships sunk or lost, totaling more than 20 million registered tons.
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Meath
Aed
Dutt
Mom
Myrtle D. Berry
Nebraska State Historical Society
Post
Cantonment McKean
Fort Cottonwood
Republican River Country
Robert B. Mitchell
Republican River
Republican
Colorado
E. A. Carr
Fifth Cavalry
William F
Buffalo Bill) Cody
Carr
Charles McDonald
Buffalo Bill Cody
Europe
Grand Duke
Alexis
Russia
Laramie
Kearny
Sidney
Mitchell
Sedgwick
Hall
Nebbasked
Graf
Jaye
Ead
Sir Fae
Telegraph
Wamsley's
NEBR
Illinois
Galion
Potter
Lodgepole
Frontier Music Co
American National Bank
FDIC
Mercury 7Aefon
Wamsley
Lincoln - Mercury
Sidney, Nebraska