Angus

Angus is an unincorporated community about seven miles south of Edgar, established in 1886 when the “Ox Bow” post office relocated to the new townsite along the Little Blue River and named for a Burlington & Missouri Railroad official. By 1912 Angus supported a bank, hotel, lumberyard, and multiple stores, and was home to the Fuller Automobile Company, which built over 600 cars between 1907 and 1909. Angus voted to disincorporate in 1970, and a sod house built in 1967 still marks Nebraska's statehood centennial.

Angus is an unincorporated community that was once home to the Fuller Automobile Company and voted to disincorporate in 1970.