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Spanish and Boer goats control weeds on the Central District’s Jeffrey Island

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Two articles in The Nebraska Farmer’s first edition, January 1877.Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society

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Rancher Inspecting Cattle at a Water Tank near Atkinson, Nebraska, late 1930s

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Purina Mills advertisement for pork "tushonka" in World War II

Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society, "Successful Farmer"

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Office of Price Administration (OPA) Poster in World War II

Courtesy U.S. Government

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Snow banks as high as the train, Winter 1948-49

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Snowbound cattle on C. H. Greenwood ranch near Whiteclay, Sheridan County, Nebraska, 1949

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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A Nebraska National Guard C-45 plane that dropped hay to stranded livestock during Operation Haylift

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Recruiting poster by McClelland Barclay, 1942; Produced for the Navy Recruiting Bureau

Courtesy National Archives & Records Administration Still Picture Branch, NWDNS-44-PA-24

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Headquarters for the 134th Infantry in 1944; Col. Miltonberger is at the far left

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Lyda Swenson of North Platte presents Army PFC Clifton Hill of San Luis Obispo, California, a cake in 1942 as Sutherland, Nebraska, women look on

Courtesy Union Pacific Railroad Archives, ca02014

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Clown selling war bonds at Gold’s department store in Lincoln

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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World War II U.S. Propaganda Poster: "Warning! Our homes are in Danger Now!" Office for Emergency Management; Office of War Information, Domestic Operations Branch, Bureau of Special Services

Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, 516040

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World War II U.S. Propaganda Poster: "Stamp 'Em Out! Beat Your Promise"

Courtesy National Archives and Records Administration, NWDNS-44-PA-1795

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Mary, Shirley, and Beverly Cripe in "uniforms", 1942

Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society, RG3357-2044-1

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Pilot Joe Ross, painted by John Falter, from the "Esquire" series depicting heroic devotion to duty

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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World War II U.S. Recruiting Poster by John Falter: "Wish I could join too! Serve your country in the WAVES"

Courtesy Naval History and Heritage Command, 81-156-n

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World War II U.S. Recruiting Poster by John Falter: (Western Union telegram about wounded soldier) "That was the day I joined the WAVES"

Courtesy Naval History and Heritage Command, 70-623-r

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World War II ration stamps

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Spanish and Boer goats control weeds on the Central District’s Jeffrey Island

0807_0206.jpg

Rancher Inspecting Cattle at a Water Tank near Atkinson, Nebraska, late 1930s

Purina Mills advertisement for pork "tushonka" in World War II

Office of Price Administration (OPA) Poster in World War II

0805_0406hog.png

Snow banks as high as the train, Winter 1948-49

Snowbound cattle on C. H. Greenwood ranch near Whiteclay, Sheridan County, Nebraska, 1949

A Nebraska National Guard C-45 plane that dropped hay to stranded livestock during Operation Haylift

Recruiting poster by McClelland Barclay, 1942; Produced for the Navy Recruiting Bureau

Headquarters for the 134th Infantry in 1944; Col. Miltonberger is at the far left

Lyda Swenson of North Platte presents Army PFC Clifton Hill of San Luis Obispo, California, a cake in 1942 as Sutherland, Nebraska, women look on

Clown selling war bonds at Gold’s department store in Lincoln

World War II U.S. Propaganda Poster: "Warning! Our homes are in Danger Now!" Office for Emergency Management; Office of War Information, Domestic Operations Branch, Bureau of Special Services

World War II U.S. Propaganda Poster: "Stamp 'Em Out! Beat Your Promise"

Mary, Shirley, and Beverly Cripe in "uniforms", 1942

Pilot Joe Ross, painted by John Falter, from the "Esquire" series depicting heroic devotion to duty

World War II U.S. Recruiting Poster by John Falter: "Wish I could join too! Serve your country in the WAVES"

World War II U.S. Recruiting Poster by John Falter: (Western Union telegram about wounded soldier) "That was the day I joined the WAVES"

World War II ration stamps