The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-12-18
MISSOURI ROOSTER" BULLETIN

IIlI'laI icN'uiNt" "a hlSHNu'lt HEAD.
of them deposited In almost incvhaus,-
ibic Quantities, are exploited in q spc-
ciaI bulletin issued ,oday By Commits
sioner John T Fitzpatrick; for world
wide publicity. the object being to
4 famil.arlzc manufacturers OF all couu-
tries not involved in the war O. IA
lions. with the fac; that Missouri can
/ furnish metals and substances such
as nickel, cobalt, cadmium lead. 2lnc,
coal, trpoli, barytcs, iron aal many
| others, which were formerly Implied
60 the countries Of Europe, Asia, A..
RIGA and South America by Germany
and England These countries cur
10 longer b. depended upon TO. these
metals and substances and VIII no,
again compete with M.eaoa# for
months after the wa na# come 10 an
nad
Many Of the deposits Of musI. and
many substances which Missouri has
In such abundance are not being min
ci now as extensively a. will be the
case when the outside world begins
to draw on Missouri for It's supply.
Information furnished Supervisor Of
Statistics 4. T. Edmonds,or Of The
Bureau Of Labor Statistics is to the
aGcc, that in Missouri are found G.
distinct metals and metallic substarc.
cs, scattered all over the southern
part OF the state. cyccpting coal which
Lis found. chiefly. north of the Nissou-
ri river. with drposits ampl, 20 en-
durc for 5000 vcars at the prescr.
rate Of CONSUMPTION.
The commercial value Of all metals
and metallic substances-.ha worth
after the last stage of refining has
been zone through with, for the G~-
raI voor Of lgI2.1a. vas opproyir,atrd
,t 500 oOD 600 MANY Of fhn sinh
.,orcas mentioned in tho r,lI,u.i,o
list may bc ra,y IN NIissour.;,ps who
b,vc NO idoo boy norv dirrcreol kinds
or mctals tbcrp ora in the world and
If will prova to no g sn,,risa n those
,,.bo do mot lpou, nov. ,vc.Itbv Nj.
souri, is in worlds metallic donosits
Metals ard Substances found in Mis-
eouri which have more ar loss com
ncrcial vope and mos, If which ore
now b,irg pIoced ON tho market mr.
,,ngod alnbaboticoIIv arc ,s rollows.
AnpIesite Asnhalt Aznrite, gorite
Rrawn iron ore Cadmium, Calominc
C,Icitc Cement Cement material
Ccru.ito Chalcocitc Colconv,i.a
CLAW (brickl Clay. rbricl; shalo,.
CI,y lirc, CLAW Cfrc n;,n CLAY
(Grc rl,stic). CLAW Oaol;n). CLAY
lnottcrv) CLAY. ,shalc plasticl Conf
(bitumipousl Cobalt Conner Cupritc
Feldspar Flucrspar, GaIena. Granite
CrconocIiic Gripd,tore U.mat,lr
(rod iron orcl. Hparntitc. ,specular
orel Iron. Kaolip Limestone. ,buiId-
incl Inod Limestone irrusbrd stone.
road metal etc). Limestone. ,flux)
Limestone linal Limo3ito. Iirpaai,e
lsulnbidp If picbol and cabalD Mail
orhitn lIappaneso ore Mn HE. Narra
site. Mineral uairt Natura, cas, Ni,E-
81 Ochcr ONYX Marble. Petroleum.
pyri,e. Road metal Sand Ou,ll,ryt. !
Sand IpIassl. Sand. rpcldirnl. Sand |
stone, (buildjnp. monuments. crushed
stopr. ctrl. Silver Smithscnit,. tcar. /
bopoto Of 2incl. Spocul9rite. Srhaltrr-
lie. Zinc blendl. TrimbIcite. Tripoli.
lpoIisbinr powdcrD. Wad. Zinc.
From time to time reports have
come from various counties telling
Of the finding Of rold. but these de-
rich cnourh to nav for the EXPENSE