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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
8
Ex-county official visits wounded miller in recovery
Ex-county commissioner Alex Shepherd of Endicott paid a fraternal visit to Dave Miller between trains Sunday. Miller, badly burned by a gasoline explosion at Endicott, has been staying with his brother John W Miller in this city and is recovering, soon to leave bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Shepherd
Endicott
Dave Miller
Miller
John Ww. Miller
Diller
Gas in Shale Deposits Near Fairbury Worth Study
State university experts report substantial natural gas in shale deposits spanning Hubbell to Ponca with a test site near Fairbury. The Graneros shale layer averages twenty eight feet thick, overlain by about forty five feet of limestone and shale, suggesting potential for gas fuel and cement production after further tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
State University
State Conservation Commission
N. A. Bengston
Department of Economic Geography
Hubbell
Ponca
Smith
Local Happenings in Hollenberg Area
Lloyd Brown made a business trip to Diller Monday. Mrs Ollie Reiber visited Steele City Wednesday. Maggie Dobbins rode to Steele City Wednesday. Mies Emmons visited Washington Saturday and Sunday. Nutter and Oswald shipped two carloads of hogs Tuesday evening. Wilkie Ahlers left for Hanover for work in the round house. Mrs Cora visited Ene iersey Rosa Walton and Bert Singleton’s family near Hanover. Rose substituted as see toe during Prof Yannor’s absence.
Plains Sign Language and Kiowa Apache Dance Lecture
A lecturer describes the plains tribes roaming from Saskatchewan to Central Mexico with a universal sign language. He explains signs for white man and Kiowa, Apache rituals, and a drum and hypnotic healing dance where dancers circle and fall unconscious during visionary trances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Sorth
Mexico
Olite
Ed Tississ
Texas
Real Estate and Insurance Listing Ad
Real estate and insurance notice offering farm ranch and city properties for sale exchange or purchase. Agent for St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co invites inquiry on rates and terms and solicits business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
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G. A. Hamley
the Steele City Press
A. D., Rover, Publisher
Hollenberg
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Ollie Reiber
Steele City
Maggie Dobbins
Mies Emmons
Washington
Nutter & Oswald
Wilkie Ahlers
Hanover
The
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Mrs. Cora
Ene Iersey
Rosa Walton
Lid Tow
Bert Singleton
Iowa
Universal Sig
Taaeus
Jefferson County Abstract Office
J. Monroe Davis
Pairbury, Neb
A. L. Viette
Draler
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C. C. Andrews
Gus Dressen
Sells
Steele City,' Neb
J.S. Taylor
Lowe Bros
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