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    • Photo depicts two fields intersected by an irrigation lateral near Central's demonstration farm in 1942. The farmer on the right signed up for irrigation service during the first year of deliveries; the farmer on the left did not. Note the...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • The Difference Irrigation

    • The Difference Irrigation

    • PHELPS COUNTY NEB. CORN IRRIGATION NEBRASKA PHELPS COUNTY IRRIGATION FARMING NEBRASKA PHELPS COUNTY

    • The Difference Irrigation can Make. A corn field 12 miles north of Holdrege, Nebraska. Note: This photograph shows the difference between irrigated and unirrigated portions of the cornfield. Photograph Captioned: 'Field of corn northeast of...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Letter From Frank Berigan

    • Letter From Frank Berigan

    • BERIGAN FRANK A. SR. 1899-1973 LINCOLN PACKING COMPANY LINCOLN NEB. CATTLE WEIGHT CATTLE PRICES GROSS BRICK W. A. RALSTON LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO. OMAHA NEB. RECORDS CORRESPONDENCE ANIMAL INDUSTRY NEBRASKA

    • Letter From Frank Berigan to W. A. Gross of Pine Bluff, Wyoming. May 3, 1935. Description: Berigan discusses 'Old Dan's' funeral, how he did business, and weather issues. Omaha, Nebraska.
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Robert G. Farritor family, Custer County, Nebraska.

    • Robert G. Farritor family, Custer County, Nebraska.

    • livestock sod buildings sidesaddle riding windmills horses cattle swine sod houses agricultural buildings

    • Identified from left to right: Lizzie Wells (a visiting neighbor); Mary, Hennie, Robert J., Frank, Michael, Nora, Will, Anne holding Alice, and Robert G. Ferritor. About the Picture of the Robert Garrett Farritor Homestead - Custer Co. Nebraska...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • The David Hilton family near Weissert, Custer County, Nebraska.

    • The David Hilton family near Weissert, Custer County, Nebraska.

    • organs mules agricultural machinery carts and wagons swine cattle agricultural buildings fences british americans

    • Note: Photographer's annotation: 'We did not want to show the old sod house to friends back east, but the young lady and mother wanted to prove they owned an organ.' See NEBRASKA HISTORY. magazine. Vol. X No. 4, Oct.-Dec. 1927, Pg. 323. In 1975,...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Rev. Thomas Aikeman, Custer County, Nebraska

    • Rev. Thomas Aikeman, Custer County, Nebraska

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    • Alternatively identified as Thomas Aikens, one mile south of Mason City, Nebraska. See additional information. RG2608-1427 [Transcription of a letter from Ray H. Parrish to Ann Reinert]: Rulo, Nebr., Nov. 24, 1976 Mrs. Ann Reinert, Librarian,...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Joslyn Castle

    • Joslyn Castle

    • NortheastOmaha

    • The George A. Joslyn House was nicknamed the Joslyn Castle by neighbors. George and Sarah Joslyn had their beautiful home built in 1903. The second photo shows the carriage house where their horses and carriages were kept. When Sarah Joslyn died,...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Joslyn Castle

    • Joslyn Castle

    • NortheastOmaha

    • The George A. Joslyn House was nicknamed the Joslyn Castle by neighbors. George and Sarah Joslyn had their beautiful home built in 1903. The second photo shows the carriage house where their horses and carriages were kept. When Sarah Joslyn died,...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • General Crook House Museum

    • General Crook House Museum

    • NortheastOmaha

    • Fort Omaha was a fort built in 1868 to protect settlers as they moved west across Nebraska. General George Crook was the first military leader to live in this house which was built in 1879. The house has been restored so it looks like it did when...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Orpheum Theater

    • Orpheum Theater

    • DowntownOmaha ballet music

    • Orpheum Theater- symphony, ballet, concerts, music The Orpheum Theater opened in 1892 as a vaudeville house. That means that variety shows were performed there. The performers sang, danced, and did funny skits. The theater was remodeled, and...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Japanese Americans at Placement Camps during WWII.

    • Japanese Americans at Placement Camps during WWII.

    • braber Japanese Americans water sunset school bed sleeping area uniform classroom desk student uniform factory chair apron hair cut

    • Diffrent areas of camps during WWII were Japanese amiercans were placed. Life continued as normal as things could be. People in the camps had jobs, did things for recreation, sleeping quarters, and school.
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Tupelo Lass crew in Benghazi before Ploesti, Romania

    • Tupelo Lass crew in Benghazi before Ploesti, Romania

    • Ben Kuroki, born Hershey, NE Army Air Forces Technical Sergeant 93rd Bombardment Group

    • The Tupelo Lass crew prior to the Ploesti raid of August 1, 1943. Second from left, bottom, is pilot Jake Epting. Epting was originally not going to fly having finished his 25 missions and Col. Jacob Smart, the architect of the Ploesti attack, was...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Homesteaders (BEEF STATE) [video]

    • Homesteaders (BEEF STATE) [video]

    • Beef Homesteaders Cattlemen Homestead Act

    • Life was quite grueling for farmers in Nebraska, a land with a relatively small yearly rainfall. Many homesteaders did not make it, and ranchers took advantage of this fact. Length = 2:30
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Birth of the Omaha Stockyards (BEEF STATE) [video]

    • Birth of the Omaha Stockyards (BEEF STATE) [video]

    • Beef Cattle South Omaha Stockyards Alexander Swan Meat Production Chicago Upton Sinclair Jungle

    • In 1884, a group of investors built cattle pens on 10 acres of ground. Then, just two years later, the investors built the Livestock Exchange building. The stockyards grew quickly, as did the volume of animals it processed. Soon meatpackers set up...
    • Nebraska Studies

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