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Helping Researchers Use the Nemaha County Historical Society Website Do you ever vent in a Facebook group? Recently, I came across a post in the… Read More »Is It Online?
Helping Researchers Use the Nemaha County Historical Society Website Do you ever vent in a Facebook group? Recently, I came across a post in the… Read More »Is It Online?
One of the earliest lessons I learned in my teaching career — one I credit to my dad — was the importance of learning from… Read More »Following Randy’s Lead
Thanks to Genea-Musing’s Randy Seaver and his exploration of AI tools, I’ve been learning how to use Google NotebookLM to enhance my genealogy research. After… Read More »Telling Her Story: Captain Dorothy Swart Tatum
Have you ever turned to a small museum or local historical society in search of information about your family history? In my early days of… Read More »Using Museum Collections
As the summer of 1941 unfolded, the United States was still months away from entering World War II—but preparations were already well underway. A glance… Read More »Military Monday – WW2 War News
While exploring local newspaper clippings from the World War II era, I came across a remarkable story published in the August 7, 1941 issue of… Read More »WW2 War News
The August 4, 1941, issue of the Courier Tribune shared news of Nemaha County residents serving in the military as the United States prepared for… Read More »WW2 News
Honoring Local Service: Russell Buehler’s Military Achievement In the midst of World War II, the young men of Nemaha County were stepping forward to serve… Read More »WW2 News
Captain Vincent Rethman’s Rise in Military Service As the United States prepared for its growing role in World War II, many young men from Nemaha… Read More »WW2 News
Tuesday’s Draft Examinations in Nemaha County: The Search for Able-Bodied Soldiers As World War I raged on, the process of drafting soldiers became a reality… Read More »WWI War News