Field notes, v601
Page 635
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KDixon 1952 Journal Feb 17. En route, Mineral Wells, Palo Pinto Co., Texas, to Amarillo, Texas as Hedley, Donley Co. I drove W across these high plains into Amarillo, Potter Co., Texas, reaching there about 5:30 p.m. Feb 18. I called on Mr. Floyd V. Studer, amateur paleontol- ogist, in Amarillo after 9:00 a.m. He arranged for me to work on the ranch of Mr. Newton Harrell in Palo Duro Canyon, Armstrong Co., Texas. I drove to Canyon, called for mail, returned to Amarillo and drove E to Claude, in Armstrong County. From there I was directed W to Washburn by Mr. Harrell whom I met there. I drove S and W about 17 miles by road to the Harrell ranch house which is located in a draw leading to a tributary which enters Palo Duro Canyon from the N.