You've heard of the phrase, as queer as a three dollar bill. In the United States has there ever been printed a three dollar bill? On the back of an American two dollar bill there is a picture of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. If I'm not mistaken, the rest of the dollar bills all have pictures of buildings.
Our population not only possesses the education and qualities employers are looking for, but encompasses the Midwest work ethic simply part of the fabric of our region. Greater Omaha has a population of 931,666.
Native Americans were the first inhabitants of the area, with the city of Omaha established by European Americans from Council Bluffs. Over the next century, many ethnic groups made their way to Omaha. In 1910, the population was 3.9% black. Irish immigrants also moved to the area in great numbers, settling in present-day North Omaha, or Gophertown.