Wyoming Coal Resources Described by State Geologist
State Geologist C B Jamieson reports Wyoming sits on vast coal deposits, with about 60 percent of the state underlie coal formations and 15 000 square miles known to hold workable coal. Green River region contains 6 500 square miles, plus 20 000 by area may hold coal. Big Horn and Black Hills regions also contribute, while mining exists in all counties except Laramie. The U S Geological Survey estimates Wyoming’s coal at over 424 billion tons, second only to North Dakota in the region, with most being bituminous or sub bituminous.
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C. B. Jamieson
Big Horn Mountains
Grending
Douglas
Green River Rea
Black Hille
Big Hornasin
Laramie
U. S. Geological Survey
Wyoming
North Dakota
United States
Pennsylvania
Uinta County
Frank W. Mondell
Mondell
State Teachers Reading Circle Books for 1912 Listed
The board lists core volumes for teachers including How We Think by Dewey and Sociology Modern Social Problem by Elwood with prices. Recommended further study for exams includes Special Methods in Primary Reading, Reading How to Teach It, Close Room Management, The Teacher and the School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
D. C. Heath & Co
Elwood
American Book Co
Bryan
Silver-Burdett Co
Arnold
Silver. Burdette Co
Bagley
MacMillin Co
Colgrove
Chas. Scribner's Sons
Nettie Tranx, Co
Reward for Katrays in Sundance region
One dollar per head reward for steers branded or left branded or not, strayed in Sundance National Forest area. Notify Ohus. Cone le 100, Hulett, Wyoming.
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Sundance National Forvat
Steare
Ohus
Hulett
Wyomlng
Civilization Follows in Wake of The Press
R Philip Carpenter of the Hamilton County Times praises the press as civilization’s engine from Gutenberg to modern machines. He laments postal rates hindering newspapers, notes the press’s generosity in free publicity, and urges business leaders to support local papers, highlighting the town’s identity through its newspapers. He also reflects on youth temptations and rural treasure hunting amid town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Philip Carpenter
Hamilton County Times
Noblesville, Ltd
Business Men’s Association of
Noblesville
Bis
Guttenberg
New York
San Francisco
Post-Office
Ita Space
Business Men’s Association
Treasure in the Field Moralized by Uncle Dan
Uncle Daniel a veteran farmer argues the Bible proclaims treasure is hid in the field meaning crops buried in soil. He warns youths leave country life for towns leads to vice, citing a ruined son and urging hard work on a farm to avoid temptation.
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Luther Benson
Congress
Washington
Daniel
Lucius
Han
Hisself
Uncle Dan
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Mountain Globe
Gunberdon
Raitor A. C
Turneaure
Pestead
Theffice
Congreda Ofarch
Sean
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Maria Brvas
Eva Byrd
Lucy Rypser
Mabel Silverstrand
Jusate Ray
Nina Morrie
Beuin
Wolford
Mother Goose
Mina Lea Baker
Edith Pardyce
Glura Lipsky
Pepes
Muffet
Behool
Wyoming Mercantile CO
Aladdin
A. B. Merrick
Bothen, Wyoming
Thomas
Crook County
Bates
H. Gunderson
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