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Coal, by J. M. Jewett
Oil and Gas, by R. P. Keroher
Oil
Natural Gasoline
Natural Gas
Helium
Carbon Black
Aluminum from Kansas Clays, by E. D. Kinney and Norman Plummer
Iron, by E. D. Kinney
Magnesium, by J. C. Frye and J. M. Jewett
Magnesium from oil field brines
Magnesium from dolomite
Pyrite, by E. D. Kinney
Zinc and Lead, by E. D. Kinney and R. M. Dreyer
Asphalt Rock, by J. M. Jewett
Bentonite, by W. H. Schoewe
Chalk, by Norman Plummer
Chat, by R. M. Dreyer
Clay, by Norman Plummer and John Romary
Diatomaceous Marl, by W. H. Schoewe
Fillers for Plastics, by Norman Plummer and J. C. Frye
Gypsum, by J. M. Jewett
Portland Cement, by J. M. Jewett
Rock Wool Materials, by Norman Plummer
Salt, by J. M. Jewett
Sand and Gravel, by W. H. Schoewe
Stone, by J. M. Jewett
Limestone
Sandstone
Shale
Tripoli, by J. C. Frye
Volcanic Ash, by W. H. Schoewe
Ground Water, by J. C. Frye
Surface Water, by J. C. Frye
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Kansas Geological Survey, Geology
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