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The smelter and the Douglas street bridge over the
Missouri.
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The downtown district looking south Fifteenth. Six
teenth. Seventeenth. Fight eenth. Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets are easily distinguishable
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V general \le\% of flu* pnrkini; houses and I ho storl* \ arils
The downtown district looking east and north from
about Twenty fourth and St. Marys avenue.
An ami> p«»M within the rit>—Fort Omaha \ Writer
irdnation of jn>t how Lire* a po*f Fnrt Omaha 1*
nia\ h«* ohf lined from the air than merely h\ pa*sh^
b> on a sfifrt rat.
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llk«* a summer r**s«»rt I
than tin* homo of tho 3
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TIm* railroad yards and tin* Iturlincton arid In ion s fa- H
lions. The Tenth, Eleventh and Sixteenth stre«*t viaducts fl
__ also are easily identith d I W
I \ \m'm iif tin’ r#sidi*iHY district, lookmc vmith from
I Kotiiofli anil ('limine “irfrfs *«it Crciliju cJMlicdrat
. is ivi the foreground
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