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associates with their country - farm
lands, the prairies, the cities of the
states - the common visions about
freedom.
He gave us even more knowl
edge and opinions: “It’s too bad
you have to grow up.” “The most
powerful man ever was FDR. He
put 100 pieces of legislation
through in 100 days.” "Enlightened
women are the only hope for the
world.” “Hunter S. Thompson is
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one of the most tremendous writers
I’ve ever heard of. Some people will
take him as an example tnat you can
take drugs and live. That’s not true.”
2:30 p.m. MST
The Hunt
When I asked people what bar I
should check out while in western
Nebraska, all of them mentioned
Ole’s Big Game Lounge in Paxton.
The lounge is rich with the past,
yet continues with plans for the
future. Rosser O. Herstcdt - Ole -
opened thebar at 12:01 am., Aug. 9,
1933, and was the first to serve beer
in Nebraska after prohibition was
repealed.
The bar is filled with relics of
Ole’s hobby - big game hunting.
When we walked into the bar, we
were greeted by a polar bear in a
glass cage. He’s in a ferocious
stance on a mound of snow. Every
where 1 looked, there was a pair of
eyes staring back at me, it was kind
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33rd & B
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Chartroose Caboose
15th & O Street
Centerstage Shoes
Centrum Plaza
Hy-Vee
70th & O • 14th & Superior
40th & Old Cheney • 48th & Leighton
Hidden Valley
2 minutes east of 84th & Pine Lake
Brown Baggers
The Meadows • 70th & Van Dorn
World Motor Works
Imports • 17th & N
Domestics • 226 South 9th
It's The Pits
49lh & Holdregc
House of Holloway
Edgewood • 33rd & Sheridan
Dietze Music
12th & O Streets
Douglas Theatres
13th & P • East Park Plaza
The Clipper
124 North 12th Street
Freewheelin' Bike
Piedmont Shopping Center
427 South 13th
Pizza Shuttle
230 North 17th
Mingles
9th & P Streets
The Flair
17th and Van Dorn • 17th & R
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Paper Parade
70th & A • 8th & P
Gaicway-Sidetrips
Southeast Community college
8800 O Street
Autotint
2417 North 33rd
Casey's Cuts "N Things
56th & Holdrege
Merchandise Mart
1600 "O" Street
Ben Franklin Craft Store
48th & Leighton
Audio Visual
33rd & Leighton • 13th & Arapahoe
Doane College
Campus Center. Crete
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Grandpa's Ribs & Secret Sauce
23rd & Holdrege
Herm's Liquors
1644 MP” Street
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