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You will see one of the most modern and com
plete mechanical plants in the United States, and
will realize how important and valuable these works
are to Omaha and this portion of the Great West.
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spection, upon the same day, between the hours mentioned
above. The Shops' yard entrance is at 13th and Gass Streets.
Look for men wearing badge, bearing word "Reception. "
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UNION PACIFIC SHOPS
Competeolt Guides
Visitors will be formed into groups and will
be personally escorted through the vast plant
by men fully able to explain the manner and
methods employed in the building and re
pairing of modern railroad equipment.
EEIRVOOEDY WELCOM
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