Nebraska Mining Resources Hidden in Plain Sight
A historical review details Nebraska’s mineral potential including potash production surging during World War I, clay and brick industries, cement plants at Superior, artesian wells aiding farming, and fossil beds at Agate. It notes oil and coal prospects, and urges tariff protection to sustain domestic potash.
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Nebraska
Commonwealth
Edgar Howard
Washington
Alaska
Gulf of Mexico
Mr.Howard
Mr. Howard
South
Strassfurt
Germany
America
United States
Porto Rico
Cuba
Sandhill
Strasse Fort
University of Nebraska
Andres Carnegie
Cook Ranch
Agate
Bas
Museum of the
University of Being
Conora Reports Shallow Coal Deposits in Nebraska
Dr. George E. Conora head of the state soil survey with Iowa Missouri and Kansas geologists reports coal deposits in Nebraska are shallow and not profitable for sustained work Gas and oil prospects are not promising Southeastern Nebraska shows formations extending long distances with wedges thinning toward Nebraska deeper sources pinch out limiting oil and gas potential
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Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
West Counties
Wyoming
State Division of Conservation and Survey
Missouri
Minobrera
Republican
George E. Conora
State Soil Survey
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri River Valley
Condra
Jumbled Slogans Reflect Social Foibles Across Times
A collection of witty quips critiques politics, law, marriage, economics, gender roles, and industry. Observations on crime, debt, diplomas, advertising, and consumer habits mix humor with social commentary, noting politicians promises, retail practices, and cultural quirks.
I Delive in Supporting the Old Home Town
A local editor notes the value of community support while criticizing mail order premiums and farm marketing tactics. He warns against giving advice without true subject knowledge and recalls the public’s paradox of loving but starving outspoken editors.
Youngsters Resist Elder Interference in Advice
A passage notes youths resist older guidance, claiming older people hinder growth and independence, shaping social dynamics and mentorship roles in communities. The piece emphasizes generational tension and calls for balanced guidance.
Roemer and Officials Face Everlasting Pressure
A clipped row notes public strain on leaders as citizens repeatedly chide policy directions. The scene highlights frustration with administrative guidance and perceived missteps by higher authorities amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Mining Resources of
Ww.n. UD
Francis M. Dischner
Obrick Manufacturing
Superior
Kansas One
Nebraska Cement Co
Fts
Kansas Line
Conservation and Survey Division
The
Platte
Conora
Harvard
Cinders
Tate
Mitchell’s New High School
Mitchell's
Sding
All the World
Eema Roemer
Satinees
Coolidge
Governor