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Transport of Texas Beef on the Kansas-Pacific Railway; Scene at a Cattle Shoot in Abelene, Kansas, 1871

Courtesy Kansas State Historical Society

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Omaha Riverfront, 1868

Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society, RG2341-013

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Solomon Butcher in front of his dugout. He wrote on the photo, "My first house in Neb. 1880. Built from ‘Neb. Brick’."

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Child Laborer in the Mollohan Mills; Newberry, South Carolina, December 1908

Courtesy Library of Congress, nclc.01451

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Photo faked for newspaper article of the time: "Settlers taking the law in their own hands, cutting 15 miles of the Brighton Ranch fence in 1885"

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Moses P. Kinkaid, circa 1900

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Essie Davis on horseback, circa 1920

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Albert Thane (A. T.) Davisas a student at the University of Nebraska, 1880s

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Women suffragists marching on Pennsylvania Avenue, March 3, 1913

Courtesy George Grantham Bain Collection, Library of Congress, 97500042

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Father Flanagan’s Boys Home Daily Schedule, November 9, 1944

Courtesy Boys Town Hall of History, Nebraska

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Lincoln woman; member of the Ku Klux Klan

Courtesy Art Kuhr Collection

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Victor Rosewater (1871-1940), publisher of the "Omaha Bee" after his father’s death in 1906 and a founder of the American Jewish Committee; Photo taken in 1903

Courtesy The Independent, Volume 55, Public Domain

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Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration

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Kitty and Edwin Perkins later in life in a redwood forest in California

Courtesy Kitty M. Perkins Foundation

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Storefront at Hastings Museum. This replication of Norris’ father’s storefront is the entrance to the Kool-Aid exhibit at the Hastings Museum in Hastings, Nebraska.

Courtesy Hastings Museum

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Kool-Ade ad during the Depression in the 1930s; Note the reduced price

Courtesy Hastings Museum

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Perkins Products Company factory in Chicago

Courtesy Hastings Museum

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Marian, Hazel, and Gertrude, Norris’ daughters

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Brown with President Lyndon B. Johnson

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Transport of Texas Beef on the Kansas-Pacific Railway; Scene at a Cattle Shoot in Abelene, Kansas, 1871

Omaha Riverfront, 1868

Solomon Butcher in front of his dugout. He wrote on the photo, "My first house in Neb. 1880. Built from ‘Neb. Brick’."

Child Laborer in the Mollohan Mills; Newberry, South Carolina, December 1908

Photo faked for newspaper article of the time: "Settlers taking the law in their own hands, cutting 15 miles of the Brighton Ranch fence in 1885"

Moses P. Kinkaid, circa 1900

Essie Davis on horseback, circa 1920

Albert Thane (A. T.) Davisas a student at the University of Nebraska, 1880s

0701_womenheader.jpg

Women suffragists marching on Pennsylvania Avenue, March 3, 1913

Father Flanagan’s Boys Home Daily Schedule, November 9, 1944

Lincoln woman; member of the Ku Klux Klan

Victor Rosewater (1871-1940), publisher of the "Omaha Bee" after his father’s death in 1906 and a founder of the American Jewish Committee; Photo taken in 1903

0707_0801citizen_th.png

Kitty and Edwin Perkins later in life in a redwood forest in California

Storefront at Hastings Museum. This replication of Norris’ father’s storefront is the entrance to the Kool-Aid exhibit at the Hastings Museum in Hastings, Nebraska.

Kool-Ade ad during the Depression in the 1930s; Note the reduced price

Perkins Products Company factory in Chicago

Marian, Hazel, and Gertrude, Norris’ daughters

Brown with President Lyndon B. Johnson