Field Notebook: Oklahoma 1919
Page 80
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Transcription
"Cats up to strike across. What the relation of the Caney is to the Jackfork Stream does not clear. In this area they never come tops the, He would not return to express an opinion from kind. This then leaves the Caney still in the air, unless we say that it is equivalent of the flood stages about the middle or above the middle of the Starley. This is a very plausible explanation of the Broadford and Caney. If then the Cany in Tennesseean or is the broadford and are of the Starley. The Jackfork should then be leaf Pennsylvanian and the equivalent of the Monno series. On the other hand the Arkansas morewities and the starly may be the shone deposit of the Mississippians (including the broadford) while the Starly may be the equivalent of the Tenn- essascan (including the Arcamas and Caney) In this event would follow the Monno seas and then the part inworts of Pennsylvanian seals. Again the Starly may be the equivalent of the Tennesseean (including the Caney) going