Description: RARE Description: This antique receipt, dated October 16, 1909, is from Hanson's Lumber Yard in Nome, North Dakota, a supplier of lumber, fuel, and building materials. The document records a detailed transaction for various lumber and building supplies for Hans Jacobson, with entries for materials such as lath, wood frames, and other construction essentials. This receipt offers a fascinating glimpse into early construction practices and local commerce in the early 20th century, reflecting the importance of lumber yards in supporting the growing needs of North Dakota communities.Measurements: Approximately 8 1/2" x 5 1/2".Notable Details: Features handwritten entries, clear business letterhead, and period-appropriate penmanship, providing insight into the supplies needed for building in rural North Dakota. Condition: In good antique condition with typical signs of age. The document is folded three times and has rust marks in the upper left corner from a former paper clip, along with light soiling. Edges and corners show minor wear. This piece is an excellent collectible for those interested in early 1900s North Dakota history or antique building supply documents. Description of Nome, ND: Nestled in the heart of Barnes County, Nome, North Dakota was established in 1900 as a small but vibrant railroad town, quickly growing into a center for agriculture and trade that served the surrounding farming communities. Early settlers in Nome found a tight-knit community that revolved around the rhythm of the land, with farms, mills, and granaries forming the backbone of the local economy. In its heyday, Nome boasted a variety of businesses, including general stores, grain elevators, and fuel suppliers, as well as essential community services like the town’s schoolhouse. This school became a cherished institution, educating generations of young residents and serving as a gathering place for town events. Life in Nome centered around these shared spaces, where families would come together for commerce, learning, and community events. Though modest in size, Nome has managed to preserve its historical charm. Visitors and residents alike can still see remnants of the original buildings, the faded facades of old storefronts, and other landmarks that whisper tales of its pioneering past. Today, Nome stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of rural America, offering a window into the hard work, resilience, and camaraderie that defined small-town life in the early 20th century. This little town remains a historical gem, rich with the memories and legacy of those who built it.
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Location: Logan, Utah
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