Wesley W. Schutz, 1902-1989 [RG5688.AM]

NEBRASKA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY MANUSCRIPT FINDING AID



RG5688.AM:  Wesley W. Schutz, 1902-1989



Papers:  1949-1989; mostly 1970s-1989

Columbus, Platte County, Neb.:  Manager, Cornhusker Public Power District

Size:  1 folder



SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE



This collection consists of one folder of miscellaneous materials by and about Wesley W. Schutz, former manager for the Cornhusker Public Power District. The collection includes various biographical and autobiographical items describing his career in public power. Also included is a typescript history of the Nebraska Electric G&T Cooperative written by Schutz, as well as various newspaper clippings and magazine articles about public power and rural electrification in Nebraska.



Note:  See the Government Records section for collections relating to the Nebraska Public Power District; the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District; the Omaha Public Power District; the Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District, etc. See the George Norris papers for additional information on rural electrification in Nebraska. See the NSHS Library Catalog and the Nebraska History index for additional published materials regarding public power and rural electrification in Nebraska.



 


ADDED ENTRIES:

Cornhusker Public Power District

Electric power — Nebraska

Electric utilities — Nebraska

Nebraska Electric G&T Cooperative

Rural electrification — Nebraska

Schutz, Wesley W., 1902-1989



 



TMM   03-18-2008

Encoded TMM   09-10-2011

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