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Iron Ridge Mo.
Sunday July 19-91.
Started out early for the ex-
posure discovered last night.
Picked up quite a number of
fossils. Was directed to a place
near by back of an abandoned
corral to the debris fallen from
a well. The amount of ground was small but very prolific in
brachiopods. The other classes of fossils are rather rare at this
locality.
In the afternoon the Hotel
Keeper Mr. P. H. Rholinger drove
me over in his wagon to a
quarry in the Ridge about
3 miles to the north of Iron
Ridge. He said I would find
'petrified hickory nuts' here.