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Re: Another Mystery: Ephrata Iron

To: Steven Excell <excell@concentric.net>
Subject: Re: Another Mystery: Ephrata Iron
From: Michael Blood <mblood@access1.net>
Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 17:23:41 -0800
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Dear Steve,
	In the publication, "The Published Papers of H.H.Nininger"
(Wherein, supposedly, every paper he ever had published is contained -
this does NOT include all of his books, however) there are 177 papers
listed, none of which referes to Ephrata or Washington. Sorry, perhaps
one of his books.
	Best wishes, Michael
----
Steven Excell wrote:
>  In my endless quest to properly account for all of the known Washington State 
(USA) meteorites, I am hoping one of you has some info on the Ephrata iron.
> In an old (1970s) issue of Washington Geology (published by the Washington 
State Department of Natural Resources), a state geologist, Wayne Moen, published 
a short list of Washington State meteorites.  He listed the 7.5 pound Ephrata 
iron.  Wayne is now retired in Montana and reports that the listing was taken 
from one of H.H. Ninninger's books.
> If any of you are lucky enough to own the collected works of Ninninger, any 
info would be a big help!
> Thanks,
> Steve

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Another Mystery: Ephrata Iron

From: Steven Excell <excell@concentric.net>

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