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base-leveled beds Bicarbonate bluff Bradley Field Bradley Field Station Bradley Geological Field Calcium Bicarbonate Calcium Sulphate Carboniferous Cary chalybeate chert color conglomerate corundum cottage Devonian don Springs Drury College E. R. Buckley Eocene fault-line feet formation fossils Gasconade Limestone Geol Geological Field Station gravel is found Graydon Sandstone Graydon Springs inches in diameter iron Jessie Minor King-Ritter fault Limestone 100 ft Magnesian Limestone Marshfield Marshfield Sandstone mica schist mile MINERAL WATERS Mississippi embayment monocline OBSERVATIONS AT PEGMATITE occur odor organic matter original oxide Ozark uplift Paris Springs pebbles Pegmatite Hill peneplain places post-Columbian elevation present Presley Hill quartzite quartzite boulders region river gravel rocks Sac Limestone Sac River schist shaft Shales side Silica Silurian Sodium Sodium Chloride southeast southern slope Southwest Missouri Springfield Station of Drury Sulphur SUPPOSED TERTIARY DEPOSITS surface terraces Twin Springs Upper Burlington Limestone valleys WINOKA GRAVELS Z. T. Bradley
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Page 22 - the Schoolcraft River, best seen at Graydon Springs, and the Swallow River, which has left a large bed of gravel, conglomerate, and sandstone a mile and a half east of Aurora. Both of these channels extend northward toward the Osage.
Page 4 - serious illness in his family made it impossible for him to be present.