Greetings from NEBRASKA

 

Greetings from NEBRASKA

N- New State Capitol, Lincoln

E- Formal Garden, Harmon Park, Kearney

B- Dome Rock, Scottsbluff National Monument

R- Public Power District, Columbus

A- Singing Tower, Omaha

S- Chimney Rock, Oregon Trail

K- Former Residence of "Buffalo Bill"

A- Scottsbluff National Monument

 pub: CT

Greetings from KEARNEY

NEBRASKA

Actual views, on the reverse side, tell the story of one of Nebraska's most attractive and progressive smaller cities.  1940 Census 9,589 altitude 2146 feet; Located on U.S. No. 30 the Lincoln Highway, the Union Pacific and Burlington railroads, and on a transcontinental air route.  Three large state institutions; beautiful city parks two state parks.  Genuine hospitality greets the visitor.

 

pub: CT

 

Greetings from GRAND ISLAND

 NEBRASKA

pub: CT

Greetings from LINCOLN

NEBRASKA

pub: CT

Greetings from NORTH PLATTE

NEBRASKA

pub: CURTEICH

N - Colonel W.F. Cody, (Buffalo Bill)

O - North Platte High School

R - U.S. Airplane Landing Field and Hangar

T - Hotel Pawnee, Fox and Paramount Theatres

H -   "           "         "      "         "              "

P - Lincoln County Court House

L - Lincoln Highway Bridge

A - Scout"s Rest Ranch, Home of "Buffalo Bill"

T - Former Residence of W.F. Cody

T - First Log Cabin in Lincoln County

E - Power and Irrigation Project

 

Greetings from NEBRASKA

pub: KROPP CO

Key to Views 
N - Hummel Park, Hall Road, Omaha
E -     "           "       "        "       "
B - Dowd Memorial Chapel, Boys Town
R - Union Stock Yards, Omaha
A - U.S. Federal Bldg. & Post Office, Omaha
S - Bridge between Omaha and Council Bluffs
K - A Native American
A - St. Thomas Orphans Home and School, Lincoln

 

Greetings from HASTINGS

NEBRASKA

pub: CURTEICH

Greetings from COLUMBUS

NEBRASKA
 CITY OF POWER AND PROGRESS

pub: CURTEICH

posted: August 13, 1948

Dear pal, I am glad you like the card here is one from another city have several LL from different places.  Will get a capitol one as soon as I go to Omaha again.  Am very far behind also, so am trying to get caught up today.  Call again Clara

Greetings from OMAHA

pub: TICHNOR

posted: Nov. 3, 1941
OMAHA, Burlington Sta. 

Would like to be 
a pen pal of yours 
if you so wish it.
Hattie M. Hubbart
2566 Spalding St.
Omaha, Nebr.

VACANCY

REST AWHILE MOTEL

U.S. Highway 6 - Hastings, Nebraska

Boys Town

Pylon marking the entrance to father Flanagan's Boys' Home,

Boys Town, Nebraska

 

 

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Father Flanagan Boys' Home, Boystown, near Omaha, Neb.

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Field House, Boy's Town, near Omaha, Nebraska

 

Boystown

 

Father Flanagan Boy's Home, Boystown, near Omaha, Neb.

Greetings from Large Letter Land

GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA

VACANCY

New Hotel Paxton

Omaha, Nebraska

An Affiliated

National Hotel

 

 

" Main Street, U.S.A. "

"O" Street, Looking West, Lincoln, Neb.

 

posted:

Lincoln Nebraska

Aug. 10, 1943

 

Pvt. A.J. Hicks 31160255

 

Dear Mom &Dad,

I thought that I would send a few picture post cards to show you something of Lincoln.  It is a vey nice town & most of the people are very nice.

Bob

Boys Town, Nebraska

"He ain't heavy, Father . . . He's m' Brother"

~ Strike up the Band ~

-MAIN STREET U.S.A.-

Douglas Street,

West from 17th Street

Omaha, Nebraska

* SUNDAY STAMPS *

Theme

Farms & Farm Animals

Starting with Soil Conservation 

We have a First Day Cover 

issued August 26, 1959 

and posted at Rapid City, S. Dakota.

4cent postage

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Next we introduce the Future Farmers of America.

 A First Day Cover

Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the FFA 

Vocational Agriculture.

posted Oct. 13, 1953

at Kansas City, Missouri

3cent postage

* * * * * * 

And now to the Centennial celebration of Nebraska Territory

 A First Day Cover 

displaying a Farmer sowing seed 

on a Nebraska Farm.

posted may 7, 1954

at Nebraska City,

Nebraska

3cent postage

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And a few years later Nebraska celebrates 

its STATEHOOD Centennial

1867 - 1967

First Day Of Issue

July 29, 1967

5cent postage

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And now for our Big Finnish.

This week we bring you

100 YEARS OF POULTRY PROGRESS IN AMERICA

A FIRST DAY COVER

posted September 9, 1948

at New Haven, Connecticut

3cent postage

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Good afternoon, well I went to the Flea Market this morning 

and found a bundle of FDCs with a couple more 

Farm oriented stamps.

Here we go.

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100th Anniversary

ANGUS CATTLE

in the 

United States

First Day of Issue

October 5th, 1973

posted

Saint Joseph, Missouri

8cent postage

* * * * * *

Finally we have a FDC from the Rural America series

Known as Turkey Red when introduced 

by Mennonite Immigrants in 1874. 

Hard Winter Wheat has made Kansas 

and Neighboring States the major 

wheat areas of the world.

 First Day of Issue

August 16, 1974

Hillsboro, Kansas

10cent postage

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TAKE TIME TO

VISIT OTHERS AT 

*SUNDAY STAMPS*