Snowbound Nebraska Christmas on Prairie Train
A snowbound train in the Nebraska prairies during early days becomes the setting for a true Christmas story. Passengers share quiet moments, hope and small connections as the blizzard outside tightens its grip.
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Nebraska Prairies
Santa Claus on the Nebraska Prairie Christmas Eve
A grandfather recounts a snowbound Christmas in Nebraska where a group of travelers, led by a cattleman, shared gifts, songs, and faith in Santa Claus. Through whispered guidance from Santa, strangers become helpers, filling stockings with candy, dolls, and money, and later reunite with a homesteader family near Valentine. The tale ends with a boy learning Santa lives in every heart.
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Young Felow
Nebraska
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Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
Valentine
Grandma
Papa
Pasenger
Eified
Omaha
Cachman
Fellows
Sam
Bethlehem
First Homestead Stone to Mark Freeman Claim at Beatrice
A large stone from the demolished Nebraska Old Capitol will mark Homestead No. 1 owned by Daniel Freeman near Beatrice. A five member Beatrice D A R committee chose the piece for its public-spirited link to post Civil War settlement in Nebraska. A bronze tablet will describe Freeman’s land filing and occupancy when the monument is erected on the homestead site.
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Beatrice
Beonging
Daniel Freeman
Old Capitol
Nebraska
D. S&s. Dalbey
Freeman
United States
United States Land
Paris Frocks for Girls Colorful Woolen Dresses
Paris fashion notes highlight colorful woolen prints and border designs for spring children’s dresses and coats. French styling mirrors adult apparel with border trims, inverted plaits, and coordinated crepe de chine pieces for young girls.
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Paris
Julia Bottomley
Union 9 Long
Wrize
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