Nate Gold and Lincoln Power Legacy in City History
Interviews reveal Nate Gold as a pivotal figure in Lincoln's civic power network from the mid 20th century. Local bankers, publishers, lawyers, and business leaders recall a close-knit O Street influence group shaping redevelopment, with Gold’s store and council cooperation cited as key drivers.
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Nate Gold
Lincoln
Brandeis
George Holmes
First National Bank and Trust
Miller & Paine
Erle Campbell
Byron Dunn
National Bank of Commerce
Joe W. Seacrest
The
Lincoln Journal
Clarence Swanson
Hovland- Swanson
George Cook
Bankers Life
E.J. Faulkner
Woodmen Accident & Life
O St
Bigshot
Little Shot
Cook
Gateway Shopping Center
Letterhead survey finds most brands fail to identify firms clearly
New York AP reports a Cotton Fiber Paper Council survey of 5000 letterheads shows over 80 percent fail to help identify the business. Poorly placed or small logos, misfit category designs, and widespread needs for printing and paper upgrading are listed as key issues.
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New York
Cotton Fiber Paper Council
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Neb Journal
Lincoln Power
University Club
Abe Martin
Gold
Holmes
Dunn
Swanson
Martin
Comn
Council
Omaha
UNL
Capitol
Federal Building
Gladys Forsyth
First Federal Savings & Loan of
Joyce Hall
Hallmark Card
James
Nate
Colonial Hills
Tanglewood
West Gate
Usda Choice
Libby
Prairie Maid
Whuifine
Coca-Cola, DR. Pepper & Sprite
Moe
Cee
Scopf
Fevik
Saraiur
Turkey
Lindsay
Wid Mines
Logue
Kellogg's
South Streets
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Budweiser
Society
Lincoln Center
Lincoln Gat Mag
Omaha Westroads
ARROW
Brentwood
Magee
Gateway