Nebraska Farmland Sale Near Central City Seeks Buyers
Hord Company of Central City Nebraska offers 1 280 acres of improved farmland within 64 miles of Central City. Four farms vary in size from 160 to 820 acres with cultivation pasture and hay land, all recently improved with houses barns and other structures. Prices range 175 to 975 per acre with terms 1 3 to 1 2 down and balance over ten years at 52 percent interest.
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Nebraska
Hord: Company
Central City
City
E.W
Badger Dairy Co
Nebr
Eugene
Real Estate Firm Ad and Local Notes
Staats Real Estate and Inc. Co advertises next door north of Dr Westfall with contact 197. Bank of Polk mentions prize money for top three ears of corn due by November 29. Sick list includes Mrs Henry Sundberg Mrs A D Dover and John Nordstrom. Mrs Chas Eckles in York for tonsil removal. Mrs Walter Green and children visiting J F Gruber home in Omabs. Hoover at Haxtun Colorado working wheat. O W Nelson and wife welcome a daughter born Sunday Sept 21.
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Bank of Polk
Henry Sundberg
A. D. Dover
John Nordstrom
Chas. Eckles
York
Walter Green
J. F. Gruber
Omabs
Hoover
Haxtun
Colo
W. Nelson
Liberty Dance in Central City Prompts Salvation Army Drive
A notice previews a Liberty Dance in Central City Nebraska on Tuesday October 5 featuring Dick DeFord's Orchestra backed by Schembeck with proceeds supporting a Salvation Army fund drive. It advertises a product named Progress offered in 52 doses for $2.00 and urges starting treatment now.
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Central City
Dick, DeFord
Schembeck
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Adopts Budget Plan for Helpers
Salvation Army implements a budgeting approach to support needy families as local volunteers and staff adjust roles. A tambourine item signals changes in band routines while financial relief eases burdens on workers and families relying on the aid program.
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Salvation Army
Lassles
Tambourine Girl to Leave Salvation Army Work in Nebraska Drive
The Salvat ion Army shifts from street and saloon jingles to business style fundraising. Captain Olofson trains in business methods as the force mounts a $512,000 state drive September 21 27 to fund Nebraska services and new facilities. Local leaders include former Governor Shallenberger and District Judge Sutton guiding campaigns and volunteers across counties.
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Notithat
Blytla
Olofson
Cuming Street
Omaha
M. Olofson
Agin
aStyedigh Corps
Salvation Army
Qlofson
Nebraska
A. C. Shallenberger
Alma
Harlan County
A. I. Sutton
I. A. Grant
John I. Kennedy
United States National Bank
J.N. Clarke
Hastings
George C. Gage
Fremont
Garlow
Columbus
Liv G. Gillespie
O'Neill
W. TI. Larned
Haigter
John C. Martin
Central City
Clyde ‘W. Norton
Kearney
Frank W. Sloan
Geneva
J. W.’ Steinhart
Nebraska City
Frank Whitmore
Valley
the Elks
The
American Legion of
Tonor
Salvation Army Reconstruction Home Service
Frank Raine
Fairbury
Grand Ewalted Riler
Elks
Ers
South
Oniaha
Inny Church” Organization
Salvation “Army
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Staats Real Estate & Inc. Co
Central City, Nebr
C. R. Peterson
Dalton
Frazier
United States
Royal Co
Stromsburg
E-R.larson
Hardville
and. ‘Repair, Co
Ike
Nes
Sha
Evangeline
E. W. Badger Dairy Co
Central Ace
A. W. Thompson
Little OL Ulaks
Platte Valey State Bank
Dr, A. L. Fetterman
Chicago
STORE
Central City, Nebraska
Te ‘Ss. Tyndale
Central
Ats