Missouri was the first state west of the Mississippi to produce a commercial output of coal and, although in later years some of the western states have produced a larger yield, still the Missouri mines bid air to hold their present standing as there are hundreds of acres of virgin coal land in this state that will be able to be worked profitably after the eastern coal operators have worked out their thicker veins of coal. The coal is won from the grasp of Mother Earth by either room-and-pillar or longwall systems in the larger mines, each method being employed to advantage in some fields while both are employed in others --Introduction, page 1
Barite is mined in the Southeastern and Central districts of Missouri. The Counties of Franklin, St....
The coals of commerce acquire names by which they are widely known, and upon which their reputations...
Missouri\u27s coal resource base of 49 billion tons is part of the 132 billion ton coal resource bas...
Approximately 2350 acres of land in and around the town of Mosby, Clay County, Missouri, are held un...
The mines surveyed and included in this thesis are certain mines in the foremost and second largest ...
In the fall of 1901, the writer was engaged by the Republic Coal Mining Company of Aurora Springs, M...
The Mine la Motte property consists of a tract of about 24000 acres situated in the counties of Madi...
The use of mineral coal dates back before the Christian Era. The mining of coal, however, is much mo...
A thesis submitted to the Department of Mining Engineering and the Faculty of the Graduate School ...
Until February, 1906, Nebraska was termed the state without a mine, and may still be called the st...
The methods of mining and the preparation of coal for the market in the Belleville District represen...
The disseminated lead ore bodies of St. Francois County in southeast Missouri are known for their en...
From the results obtained after a year and a half of operation using the long face system of conveyo...
Owing to the great abundance of coal, both anthracite and bituminous, in the United States, no state...
Of a number of long wall and long face mining methods in use in Oklahoma mines at this time, I shall...
Barite is mined in the Southeastern and Central districts of Missouri. The Counties of Franklin, St....
The coals of commerce acquire names by which they are widely known, and upon which their reputations...
Missouri\u27s coal resource base of 49 billion tons is part of the 132 billion ton coal resource bas...
Approximately 2350 acres of land in and around the town of Mosby, Clay County, Missouri, are held un...
The mines surveyed and included in this thesis are certain mines in the foremost and second largest ...
In the fall of 1901, the writer was engaged by the Republic Coal Mining Company of Aurora Springs, M...
The Mine la Motte property consists of a tract of about 24000 acres situated in the counties of Madi...
The use of mineral coal dates back before the Christian Era. The mining of coal, however, is much mo...
A thesis submitted to the Department of Mining Engineering and the Faculty of the Graduate School ...
Until February, 1906, Nebraska was termed the state without a mine, and may still be called the st...
The methods of mining and the preparation of coal for the market in the Belleville District represen...
The disseminated lead ore bodies of St. Francois County in southeast Missouri are known for their en...
From the results obtained after a year and a half of operation using the long face system of conveyo...
Owing to the great abundance of coal, both anthracite and bituminous, in the United States, no state...
Of a number of long wall and long face mining methods in use in Oklahoma mines at this time, I shall...
Barite is mined in the Southeastern and Central districts of Missouri. The Counties of Franklin, St....
The coals of commerce acquire names by which they are widely known, and upon which their reputations...
Missouri\u27s coal resource base of 49 billion tons is part of the 132 billion ton coal resource bas...