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Nice RPPC photo postcard of a rural baseball game in progress, Verdon southeastern Nebraska. Parked along edges are cars and horse-drawn carriages. In 1910 the population was 406 people.
Baseball field was opened in 1904, 5 1/2 acres were leased across the Burlington tracks.
Like many such communities, baseball games were central to local entertainment and social life.
Labeled on front ‘BALL GAME VERDON NEBR.’
Publisher info on back:
MANUFACTURED BY
THE INTER-STATE POST CARD COMPANY
FALLS CITY, NEBR.
‘AZO’ photographic paper dates it to 1904-1918
Smudges on back
