Angora a Growing Trade Center in Western Nebraska
Angora sits on the Denver Alliance line and aims to become a major western Nebraska trading point. The town hosts the R. S. Proudfit Lumber Co store a large mercantile house a real estate firm and a state bank with growing deposits. Local business leaders include L. McDaniel A. G. Stoner G. A. Dove and C. S. Stoner plus postmaster Henry Waleworth and night operator Tr. Maybelle. The Herald previews future growth including doctors needed and a photo gallery and notes schools churches and expanding services.
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Bridgeport
Denver-Alliance
Angora
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R. 8. Proudfit Lumber Co
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Tr. &. Maybelle
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L. L. Chambers
Mingtare
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Mary Bowers
Newberry’sa
C. S. Stoner
Alliance Creamery Co
Stoner
Harry Barber
David Cole Creamery Co
A. D. Hull
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