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settlers and thereby limit the growth of the area. Opponents to change countered that "Lone Tree" portrayed a "beautiful spot and is a name dear to the pioneers." The proponents of change won out and on July 1, 1875, the name was officially changed to
Central City. The new name was meant to designate the city's key location within the state's agricultural belt.
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The men of the three villages crossed the Platte River and made a night march to the Skidi village. Some of the men dressed as buffaloes in order to entice the Skidi out of their village to hunt buffalo. The rest of the men hid along the river and behind the ridge of sandhills next to the river.
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All of the Skidi men who had not gone out to hunt the buffaloes came out of the village and joined buffalo hunters who had initially escaped, preparing to make a last stand. Grinnell's Chaui informant estimated that more than 400 Skidi men were killed. The Chaui and the
Pitahauerat wanted to
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529:(1916, earlier an opera house), and a new high school. Economic growth was aided in the 1920s by the opening of a branch of Omaha Cold Storage in 1927, allowing farmers to sell their poultry and eggs locally at better prices. Perhaps the most notable citizen of Central City,
562:. To qualify for listing in the National Register of Historic Places, a place (e.g., building, landmark, or location) must be at least 50 years old and have one or more of the following characteristics or associations: historic events, notable people, and/or architecture.
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was laying tracks through
Merrick County. In 1868, J.H. Berryman built the first substantial building, which functioned as a general store, hotel, bar, courthouse, revival meeting hall, and his home. The first courthouse was built in 1871 and was replaced by the
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in 1875 about a battle that took place between two divisions of the Pawnee (the Chaui, Pitahauerit, and
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in 1953). The Society of Friends (Quakers) reopened Nebraska Central College in 1899.
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1833:"P1. Race – Central City city, Nebraska: 2020 DEC Redistricting Data (PL 94-171)"
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2092:University of Nebraska—Lincoln Digital Commons.
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2031:. Dallas, TX: Taylor publishing Company.
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2029:History of Merrick County, Dallas
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1270:Nebraska State Historical Society
456:By the 1880s, Central City was a
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2068:Fitzpatrick, Lillian L. (1960).
2003:"Central City -- Merrick County"
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29:City in Nebraska, United States
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1772:, Major League Baseball player
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331:Grand Island metropolitan area
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1117:Riverside Park Dance Pavilion
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3015:Plattsmouth
3000:Pawnee City
2790:Dakota City
2780:Clay Center
2720:Beaver City
2573:communities
2503:Clarksville
2405:County seat
2287:October 19,
2261:October 19,
2222:January 21,
1770:Bill Wilson
1760:Dick Wagner
1711:other races
1680:2000 census
1654:other races
1620:2010 census
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1153:Date listed
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935:Nelson Farm
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870:Nelson Farm
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443:Name change
356:Frank North
335:2020 census
319:county seat
144:Established
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3145:Categories
3120:West Point
3070:Stockville
3050:Springview
2865:Hartington
2855:Harrisburg
2810:Falls City
2795:David City
2745:Broken Bow
2740:Bridgeport
1777:References
1684:As of the
1624:As of the
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1219:41°06′50″N
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1002:41°06′51″N
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911:41°06′22″N
901:1139 M Rd.
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732:97°59′18″W
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638:41°06′53″N
628:706 C Ave.
509:Republican
401:cottonwood
289:feature ID
197:Population
85:97°59′26″W
82:41°06′49″N
3105:Valentine
3065:Stapleton
3030:Rushville
3025:Red Cloud
2995:Papillion
2920:Loup City
2910:Lexington
2825:Fullerton
2725:Benkelman
2670:Ainsworth
2508:Lone Tree
2485:Townships
1766:executive
1339:Fullerton
1313:Geography
1292:Lone Tree
1159:Location
810:304 D St.
579:Location
513:Nonpareil
493:Nonpareil
485:Sentinel,
470:Methodist
452:Boom town
427:in 1912.
405:Lone Tree
368:Lone Tree
277:FIPS code
265:Area code
219:Time zone
189:Elevation
3090:Thedford
3080:Tecumseh
3055:St. Paul
3035:Schuyler
2970:Ogallala
2895:Imperial
2885:Holdrege
2870:Hastings
2860:Harrison
2815:Franklin
2805:Fairbury
2785:Columbus
2775:Chappell
2735:Brewster
2715:Beatrice
2705:Bartlett
2680:Alliance
2659:Nebraska
2586:Lockwood
2452:Villages
2312:June 24,
2232:cite web
1969:cite web
1933:cite web
1839:June 18,
1800:June 18,
1715:Hispanic
1705:, 0.03%
1701:, 0.50%
1697:, 0.10%
1693:, 0.40%
1658:Hispanic
1331:Columbus
524:historic
458:boomtown
395:and the
327:Nebraska
281:31-08535
253:ZIP code
126:Nebraska
3095:Trenton
3085:Tekamah
3060:Stanton
2990:Oshkosh
2985:Osceola
2965:O'Neill
2925:Madison
2915:Lincoln
2905:Kimball
2900:Kearney
2890:Hyannis
2820:Fremont
2770:Chadron
2750:Burwell
2710:Bassett
2543:Vieregg
2523:Midland
2498:Chapman
2493:Central
2460:Chapman
1865:June 7,
1648:, 0.2%
1644:, 0.2%
1640:, 0.4%
1636:, 0.1%
500:Courier
481:Courier
341:History
297:Website
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111:Country
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3075:Taylor
3045:Sidney
3040:Seward
3010:Pierce
3005:Pender
2955:Nelson
2950:Neligh
2940:Mullen
2935:Minden
2930:McCook
2880:Hebron
2835:Gering
2830:Geneva
2800:Elwood
2760:Center
2700:Aurora
2695:Auburn
2690:Arthur
2675:Albion
2581:Havens
2561:Archer
2470:Palmer
2465:Clarks
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1686:census
1662:Latino
1626:census
1411:111.1%
1366:Census
1343:Aurora
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133:County
3115:Wayne
3110:Wahoo
3100:Tryon
3020:Ponca
2975:Omaha
2845:Grant
2755:Butte
2730:Blair
2591:Worms
2571:Other
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1703:Asian
1691:white
1646:Asian
1634:white
1601:3,039
1591:−2.1%
1586:2,934
1571:2,998
1561:−7.0%
1556:2,868
1546:10.0%
1541:3,083
1531:16.5%
1526:2,803
1511:2,406
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1486:−0.6%
1481:2,460
1466:2,474
1456:−0.7%
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1441:54.6%
1436:2,428
1426:14.8%
1421:1,571
1406:1,368
360:Skidi
258:68826
247:(CDT)
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205:3,039
121:State
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2685:Alma
2518:Mead
2513:Loup
2422:City
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1606:3.6%
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1471:2.7%
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