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MERCANTILE FAILURES. (Figurs (sic) compiled by The Mercantile Agency--R. G. Dun & Co. Through courtesy of C. E. Terrell, Manager, Omaha.)
Years Number Assets
Liabilities
1893
343 $1,609,995
$2,210,613
1894
232 830,739
1,262,473
1895
234 1,859,040
2,038,060
1896
180 949,625
1,045,177
1897
70 360,638
445,857
1898
78 22900
269,458
1899
62 206,922
331,885
1900
70 203,886
462,059
1901
48 60,421
139,85(1,
1902
100 350,776
1,004,436
1903
97 160,101
334,206
1904
95 194,156
418,650
1905
50 230,748
734,410
1906
80 280,114
479,093
1907
64 360,728
786,178
1908
54 230,604
350,668
1909
127 605,716
1,144,405
1910
92 411,480
589,654
1911
129 600,909
978,712
1912
153 811,030
1,127,883
1913
122 878,567
1,712,729
1914
109 602,120
951,955
1915
177 1,204,058
1,711,393
1916
147 662,125
1,049,732
1917
113 635,825
1,087,747
1918
72 656,180
1,035,842
1919
61 326,125
599,104
1920 1
37 227,012
424,475
1To August 8th.
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POPULATION, WEALTH AND DEBT.* The population of Nebraska in 1920 was 1,296,372, being an increase of 8.7 per cent over the census of 1910. The city population, including the inhabitants of thirty-one cities and villages of 2,500 population or more constitutes 31.3 per cent of the whole. Twenty-one and three-tenths per cent of the people live in villages of less than 2,500 inhabitants, and the remaining 47.5 per cent live in the country.
Of the total population 11.5 per cent are foreign born white. Sixty-one and six-tenths percent of the total foreign born white population are naturalized. Thirty-eight and four-tenths per cent are not citizens though of this number 26.5 percent have first papers.
The rapid increase in wealth between 1910 and 1920 rests largely on the increase in the valuation of farm lands. The farm acreage of Nebraska in 1919 was approximately 46,053,321 acres, or 93.07 per cent of the total area of the state. In 1919, 55.7 per cent of all land in farms was in farms operated by their owners, and 44.3 per cent in farms operated by tenants.
The bonded local debt of the counties, cities and villages, school districts and drainage districts has been incurred chiefly by municipalities and school districts. The state has no bonded debt.
*Statistics for these topics are taken from the United States census reports, the latest figures being those of 1920, and from agricultural statistics of Nebraska, 1919, Nebraska department of agriculture, Bulletin No. 103.
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POPULATION STATISTICS FOR NEBRASKA, 1920.
County
Total Population 1920 Total Foreign Born White Population, 1920 Foreign Born White Population Distributed According to Citizenship, 1920 Naturalized First Papers Alien Unknown Total Not Citizens Adams
22,621
2,622
1,354
276
547
445
1,268
Antelope
15,243
1,172
800
97
113
162
372
Arthur
1,412
73
48
10
11
4
25
Banner
1,435
73
61
4
2
6
12
Blaine
1,778
92
45
3
6
38
47
Boone
14,146
1,335
942
89
110
194
393
Box Butte
8,407
708
466
30
114
98
242
Boyd
8,243
984
730
65
103
86
254
Brown
6,749
325
251
9
33
32
74
Buffalo-
23,787
1,920
1,352
135
213
22
568
Burt
12,559
1,518
1,101
103
192
122
417
Butler
14,606
1,925
1,356
220
268
81
569
Cass
18,029
1,695
1,089
176
182
248
606
Cedar
16,225
1,747
1,217
127
192
211
530
Chase
4,939
167
112
15
12
28
55
Cherry
11,753
614
487
19
23
85
12
Cheyenne
8,405
782
546
40
106
90,
236
Clay
14,486
1,858
1,314
133
226
185
544
Colfax
11,624
2,184
1,434
295
319
136
750
Cuming
13,769
2,187
1,582
196
215
194
605
Custer
26,407
1,488
1,089
94
94
211
399
Dakota
7,694
774
473
86
127
88
301
Dawes
10,160
587
403
21
53
110
184
Dawson
16,004
1,407
940
66
168
233,
467
Deuel
3,282
241
173
.....
45
231
68
Dixon
11,815
1,318
910
129
167
112
408
Dodge
23,197
3,106
2,047
200
398
461
1,059
Douglas
204,524
37,734
19,422
5,468
9,829
3,015
18,312
Dundy
4,869
176
127
17
8
24
49
Fillmore
13,671
1,355
1,026
102
169
58
329
Franklin
10,067
976
720
so
102
65
256
Frontier
8,540
516
382
32
55
47
134
Furnas
11,657
558
408
29
36
85
150
Gage
29,721
2,482
1,783
254
381
64
699
Garden
4,572
275
157
29
70
19
118
Garfield
3,496
278
174
31
33
40
104
Gosper .
4,669
333
276
19
12
26
57
Grant
1,486
68
44
4
13
76
24
Greeley
8,685
810
611
63
60
70
199
Hall-
23,720
2,386
1,742
197
323
224
74
Hamilton
13,237
1,380
1,143
85
116
381
237
Harlan
9,220
599
460
37
58
44
139
Hayes
3,327
124
88
4
13
19
3
Hitchcock
6,045
543
289
30
127
97
25
Holt
17,151
1,356
934
66
64
292
422
Hooker
1,378
44
36
.....
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8
8
Howard
10,739
1,837
1,468
154
149
680
369
Jefferson
16,140
1,386
942
192
211
41
444
Johnson
8,940
746
517
48
51
130
229
Kearney
8,583
1,346
1,048
131
94
73,
298
Keith
5,294
437
296
42
66
33
141
Keya Paha
3,594
168
122
8
8
30'
46
Kimball
4,498
445
226
32
149
38
219
Knox
18,894
2,472
1,829
130
187
326
643
Lancaster
85,902
10,390
4,870
1,488
2,935
1,091
5,511
Lincoln
23,420
2,201
937
75
925
264
1,264
Logan
1,596
56
47
.....
1
8
9
Loup
1,946
73
58
4
3
8
15
McPherson
1,692
51
41
5
4
1
10
Madison
22,511
2,722
1,586
176
262
698
1,136
Merrick
10,763
939
661
37
123
118
2T8
Morrill
9,151
1,000
226
71
565
138
774
Nance
8,712
800
457
81
96
160
343
Nemaha
12,547
554
387
44
42
81
167
Nuckolls
13,236
1,197
790
117
193
97
407
Otoe
19,494
1,797
1,177
225
195
200
620
Pawnee
9,578
660
450
28
85
97
210
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