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Father Flanagan’s desk, with inset pictures showing inlaid wood details

Courtesy Boys Town Hall of History, Nebraska

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Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock, 1911

Courtesy Library of Congress, cph 3a39529

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"Nebraska’s Favorite Temperance Rallying Songs", Booklet of Temperance songs compiled by the Nebraska Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

Find more sheet music in tne entire pamphlet at Nebraska Memories,Heritage 784 Neb

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Thomas Bonacum; Roman Catholic Bishop of Lincoln

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Article in the African American newspaper the "Cleveland Advocate," March 6, 1920. Like many black newspapers, the "Advocate" reported on the great migration.

Courtesy Ohio Historical Society, Vol 6, Issue 43, Page 3

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Rioters on the south side of Douglas County Courthouse; Omaha, Nebraska, September 28, 1919

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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World Herald headline after the 1919 riot

Headline in the Omaha World-Herald, September 29, 1919.Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society

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U.S. Indian Policy Timeline

Key Dates in the History of Relations between the United States and Native American Tribes.NET Learning Services

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Poster "Indian Land for Sale", 1910

Courtesy United States Department of the Interior

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Silent Salesman

Courtesy Hastings Museum

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George Norris as a young man

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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George Norris and his daughter Hazel in front of their home in Beaver City, Nebraska

Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society, RG3298-6-523

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President Franklin D. Roosevelt signing the Tennessee Valley Authority Act in 1933

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Senator Norris with others at a dam site in 1935

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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From the first edition of the "Omaha Star" on July 9, 1938; presenting Mildred and Gilbert as owners

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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The Central District Project (1941 to present)

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Kingsley Dam during early stages of construction

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Interested farmers and curious onlookers gather near a Phelps Canal lateral northwest of Holdrege to see how flows in the laterals are controlled with stoplogs; 1940 CNPPID irrigation demonstration

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Tri-Co Farm News "Published for the Interest and Profit of Farmers in the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District" Hastings, Nebraska; Vol. 1, No. 1, January, 1941

Courtesy Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District

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Father Flanagan’s desk, with inset pictures showing inlaid wood details

Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock, 1911

"Nebraska’s Favorite Temperance Rallying Songs", Booklet of Temperance songs compiled by the Nebraska Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

Thomas Bonacum; Roman Catholic Bishop of Lincoln

Article in the African American newspaper the "Cleveland Advocate," March 6, 1920. Like many black newspapers, the "Advocate" reported on the great migration.

0706_0205crossedarms.png

Rioters on the south side of Douglas County Courthouse; Omaha, Nebraska, September 28, 1919

World Herald headline after the 1919 riot

U.S. Indian Policy Timeline

Poster "Indian Land for Sale", 1910

Silent Salesman

George Norris as a young man

George Norris and his daughter Hazel in front of their home in Beaver City, Nebraska

President Franklin D. Roosevelt signing the Tennessee Valley Authority Act in 1933

Senator Norris with others at a dam site in 1935

From the first edition of the "Omaha Star" on July 9, 1938; presenting Mildred and Gilbert as owners

The Central District Project (1941 to present)

Kingsley Dam during early stages of construction

Interested farmers and curious onlookers gather near a Phelps Canal lateral northwest of Holdrege to see how flows in the laterals are controlled with stoplogs; 1940 CNPPID irrigation demonstration

Tri-Co Farm News "Published for the Interest and Profit of Farmers in the Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District" Hastings, Nebraska; Vol. 1, No. 1, January, 1941