Nebraska Capitol Design by Goodhue Becomes a Masterpiece
The Nebraska Capitol, chosen in July 1920 from nine competitors, stands as a unique architectural monument. Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, born in 1869, led the design, creating a structure praised for its simple form and integral ornamentation. He died in 1924 before its completion. the project continued and earned him posthumous recognition with the American Institute of Architects Gold Medal in 1925.
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Nebraska
American Institute of Architects
Letter Box: Nebraska voters urged to vote in 1968 election
A Dalton Nebraska reader urges neighbors to vote in the November 5, 1968 election, warns against war with Russia or Vietnam escalation, and questions Wallace Nixon and Humphrey. The letter stresses civic duty and fear of unrest if turnout is low.
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Wallace
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House
Senate
Joe A. Larson
Sidney
Nebraska
H.C.Q. Nelson
Cheyenne County
Nebraska School Improvement Association
N. S.I.A
Service Unit 19
Robert Gordon Reed
Unit 19
Qoal Muhr
N.F.O
Alabama
South
Tri-County
Alliance
Ogallala
Julesburg
Gering
Scottsbluff
Unit 16
T.B
Tri-County Association For
Lydiatt
Farm politics and farm income plea dominate NFO letter
Readers discuss farm price supports and parity, candidate responses, and farm income concerns amid 1960s national politics. The letter excerpt includes mentions of Nixon Humphrey and Wallace, NFO suggestions, and calls for action while highlighting Nebraska and national agricultural issues.
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Nixon
Humphrey
Wallace
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