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ENID = DEXTER

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Dexter is located in the beautiful wooded hills of southeastern Cowley County [CL] on highway K-15. The town is on the side of the valley overlooking Grouse Creek and some of the streets slope dramatically.

An historical marker south of town at US 166 and K-15 describes the discovery of helium in the area in the early 1900s. There are historic images online from the WSU library, and information about the early history of Dexter from the 1883 Cutlers History of Kansas is also available.

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ENID = DEXTER

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Dexter is located in the beautiful wooded hills of southeastern Cowley County [CL] on highway K-15. The town is on the side of the valley overlooking Grouse Creek and some of the streets slope dramatically.

An historical marker south of town at US 166 and K-15 describes the discovery of helium in the area in the early 1900s. There are historic images online from the WSU library, and information about the early history of Dexter from the 1883 Cutlers History of Kansas is also available.

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Everglades <> Schuyler

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SCHUYLER-"THE PRIDE OF RURAL NEBRASKA!"

Schuyler (pronounced Sky-ler), formerly known as Shell Creek Station, a railhead and cattle loading post is named for Schuyler Colfax, Vice President of the United States under President Ulysses S. Grant. On March 15, 1869, it was designated the county seat of the newly formed Colfax County. Schuyler was incorporated in June 1870, and became a class two city in 1887.

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Everglades <> Schuyler

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SCHUYLER-"THE PRIDE OF RURAL NEBRASKA!"

Schuyler (pronounced Sky-ler), formerly known as Shell Creek Station, a railhead and cattle loading post is named for Schuyler Colfax, Vice President of the United States under President Ulysses S. Grant. On March 15, 1869, it was designated the county seat of the newly formed Colfax County. Schuyler was incorporated in June 1870, and became a class two city in 1887.

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