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    • Butcher Shop Christmas.

    • Butcher Shop Christmas.

    • SWINE CARCASSES GAME GAME-BIRDS FAIRBURY NEB. MESSLER FRANK MESSLER JOHN MARTHIS CLYDE BUTCHER SHOP NEBRASKA FAIRBURY MARTHIS JOHN MEAT INDUSTRY TRADE NEBRASKA FAIRBURY

    • Butcher Shop Christmas. Description: This photograph was taken on December 25, 1897, at a butcher shop in Fairbury, Nebraska. The four men in the photo are, from left to right: John Marthis, John Messler, Clyde Marthis and Frank Messler. The shop...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Butcher Shop Christmas The

    • Butcher Shop Christmas The
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    • Butcher Shop Christmas The photo was taken on December 25, 1897, at a butcher shop in Fairbury, Nebraska. The four men in the photo are: John Marthis, John Messler, Clyde Marthis and Frank Messler. The shop interior is decorated for Christmas...
    • Nebraska Studies
    • Fairbury, Nebraska, Butcher

    • Fairbury, Nebraska, Butcher
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    • Fairbury, Nebraska, Butcher Shop, December 25, 1897. Description: The men in the photo are John Marthis, John Messler, Clyde Marthis and Frank Messler. Note: Prior to artificial refrigeration fresh meat was eaten mostly in the winter, and thus...
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    • Kellogg's- food

    • Kellogg's- food

    • SouthwestOmaha

    • Kellogg’s has had a plant in Omaha since 1943. They make many different kinds of cereal there such as Corn Flakes, Corn Pops, Rice Krispies, Froot Loops, and Smacks. The building is larger than 18 football fields. It has two indoor railroad...
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    • Omaha Steaks

    • Omaha Steaks

    • SouthwestOmaha

    • Omaha Steaks was founded in 1917 in downtown Omaha. It is a family business that is now run by fourth and fifth generation family members in southwest Omaha. They manufacture and sell many kinds of steaks and other meats, as well as gourmet foods....
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    • Union Pacific Railroad

    • Union Pacific Railroad

    • DowntownOmaha trains transportation

    • The Union Pacific Railroad is the largest railroad in North America. It covers 23 states. In 1863 President Lincoln chose Omaha as the starting place for the Union Pacific. It would build west and join the Central Pacific in Utah. Then our country...
    • Nebraska Studies
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    • belt

    • bustle, dance

    • "Feather decoration 'Crow Belt'; one horizontal and 2 vertical strips with attached feathers, bird bodies, animal tail, arrow shafts, etc.; made of the feathers of the crow, eagle (any of the 4 kinds), magpie, and tail of the coyote"
    • Omaha Indian Heritage Project

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