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Surface water supply of the United States, 1914, Part VIII, Western Gulf of Mexico basins

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Surface waters of Massachusetts

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Charles Henry Pierce, Henry Jennings Dean

The age of the Ocala limestone

In 1881 Eugene A. Smith announced the presence, underlying large areas in both western and peninsular Florida, of limestone which he correlated with the Vicksburg limestone of Mississippi and Alabama and designated by the term Vicksburg limestone. Among the localities he mentioned specifically are Marianna, in Jackson County, and Ocala, in Marion County.
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Charles Wythe Cooke

The Atlantic gold district and the North Laramie Mountains: Fremont, Converse, and Albany Counties, Wyoming

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Arthur Coe Spencer

The Caddo oil and gas field, Louisiana and Texas

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George Charlton Matson

The Catahoula sandstone

The name Catahoula was first used in 1905 by Veatch as a synonym for "typical Grand Gulf," but the description of the formation, which is here quoted, was not published until the following year.
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George Charlton Matson

The Chisana-White River district, Alaska

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Stephen Reid Capps

The cost of coal

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Geo O. Smith, C.E. Lesher

The data of geochemistry (third edition)

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Frank Wigglesworth Clarke

The fauna of the Chapman sandstone of Maine, including descriptions of some related species from the Moose River sandstone

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H. S. Williams, C. L. assisted by Breger

The flora of the Catahoula Sandstone

During the progress of my studies of the fossil floras of the Gulf Coastal Plain, embracing all horizons from the Lower Cretaceous to the Pleistocene and prosecuted under the general direction of T. Wayland Vaughan, material representing the floras of all the major stratigraphic units in the area extending from western Florida to central Texas has been discovered. Field work and office studies of
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Edward Wilber Berry

The lignite field of northwestern South Dakota

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Dean Eddy Winchester, Charles Joseph Hares, Edwin Russell Lloyd, E.M. Parks