Nebraska Farmers - Custer County, Nebraska.
summary: Note: Both a mold board plow and a breaking plow stand at the far left corner of the house original size: 6x8
Alva Carter, old blacksmith shop, West Union, Custer County, Nebraska.
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Isaac Ware, Southwest Custer County, Nebraska.
summary: Note: Mr. Ware proudly holds a copy of the ALLIANCE INDEPENDANT, a Populist newspaper published in Lincoln, Nebraska. The name was changed to the ALLIANCE INDEPENDANT on 30 June 1892, so this photogr... More
Mr. Roe near Sargent, Custer County, Nebraska.
summary: Note: Both a breaking plow and a mold board plow are leaning against the house original size: 6x8
"W.H. Blair or Huckleberry, near Broken Bow, 1888." Custer County, Ne...
summary: Note: The mules are pulling a "grasshopper" or breaking plow. Also, two of the girls are wearing dresses made from the same material. original size: 6x8
Thomas Meyers Family, Meyers Valley, Custer County, Nebraska.
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"Everything We Hold Dear" east Custer County, Nebraska
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Family in front of a farmhouse in Custer County, Nebraska.
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William Luse, who lived near Lone Tree on Rose Island when this pictur...
summary: Photographer's note: He moved to Broken Bow, ran small feed mill, still living in Broken Bow in 1902. original size: 6x8
"Everything We Hold Dear" east Custer County, Nebraska
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Family on a farm in Custer County, Nebraska.
summary: Note the breaking plow on the shed roof and the stove under the lean-to original size: 6x8
Reverend William McCaslin house, known as the "Preacher Home," in Ros...
summary: Photographer's annotation: "S.D. Butcher & T.J. Butcher slept in this sod shack one night on the floor on a pallet of straw where there was about 'steen' hundered fleas to every inch of their anatomy... More
"Ever Vigilant South of West Union." Westerville, Nebraska.
summary: Note: C.H. LaForge, located northwest about 6 miles of Westerville. Identified by J.P. Bookman, Broken Bow, Nebraska, October 24, 1932. Mr. Bookman is the center man. Note also the hunter on the lef... More
Fellows family near Sargent, Nebraska
summary: Note the collection of plows, including a breaking plow, pictured in the background. Also note the photographer's wagon in the upper right of the photograph original size: 6x8
John Sewler and his young family, near Woods Park, Custer County, Nebr...
summary: Please note that a pregnant woman appears in this picture. original size: 6x8
Reverend Todd, near West Union, Nebraska
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Reverend William McCaslin house, known as the "Preacher Home," in Ros...
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East Custer County, Nebraska.. 19th century, Library of Congress colle...
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Frank Visek, Woods Park, now lives in School District No. 6, Custer Co...
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The Emerson family in East Custer County, Nebraska
summary: Please note the man breaking sod on the horizon.The woman seated in the chair is identified as Eva Campbell, a school teacher at that time. See Additional Information. original size: 6x8
Farmhouse northwest of Custer County, Nebraska.
summary: Note the cookstove inside the door of the house and the breaking plow by the water pump in the background original size: 6x8
Lyman Pike, Jr., north of Jefferson Post Office on the Middle Loup Riv...
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