© MJH 2004 for
Buffalo County NEGenWeb Project

This is a picture book to promote Kearney, Nebraska, published about 1920.

It is made available by the of Pam Rietsch.
Thanks, Pam!

TABLE of CONTENTS
Not part of the original booklet

Inside front cover Map Kearney Post Office Nebraska State Normal School Nebraska State Normal School Gymnasium Kearney Military Academy (Main Building) Kearney High School State Hospital for Tuberculosis The Kearney Country Club Power House and Spillway, Central Power Company Kearney Commercial Club Headquarters Kearney Flour Mills North American Hotel;City National Bank Steam Laundry and Furniture Buildings The Home of The Kearney Daily Hub Interior of Ladies' Outfitting Store Buffalo County Fair; Central Avenue Midway Hotel; Twenty-first Street Looking West (Kearney Opera House) Annual Banquet of Kearney Commercial Club Automobiles Play an Important Part in Community Life Rotary Club Banquet to William Howard Taft, April 17, 1919 Patterson Building Housing Automobile and Implement Departments Kearney Supports an Up-To-Date Band Kearney's Wholesale Automobile Accessory Establishment Panoramic Views of Kearney-"The Midway City" St. Luke's Church Interior First Methodist Church St. James Catholic Church First Baptist Church; Buffalo County Court House Kearney is Noted for Cement Walks, Paves and Shady Drives State Industrial School; Concrete Bridge; Country Club Scenes World's Largest Dairy Barn (1733 Ranch) Poultry Dept. of 1733 Ranch; Famous Halfway Point Potato Harvest (Three Hundred Bushels Per Acre) Sugar Beets; Alfalfa Harvest Scenes at Radford Ranch, Near Kearney Mortgage Lifters Kearney Boasts of Many Beautiful Homes (Kearney Homes) Panoramic Views of the Platte Valley Lake Kearney; Kearney Floral Company Masonic Temple Block Interior of Five and Ten Cent Store (Woolworth's) Interior of a Kearney Department Store Amusement Resorts on Lake Kearney and Wood River Overflow from Central Power Company Canal "Broadwaters" - Good-night Word Pictures of "The City Beautiful"

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