Gold & Silver in Pennsylvania

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Pottsville Republican (Pottsville, Pennsylvania) 30 Jan 1915, Sat

 

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Republican and Herald (Pottsville, Pennsylvania) 15 Jul 1910, Fri

Mauch Chunk, also Upper Chunk and East Chunk : (pronounced Mock-Chunk) Sometimes called just plain "Chunk". Not a patch; the former name of the town now called "Jim Thorpe". In the mid-1950's, the town was looking to attract industry. It struck a deal with the descendants of Jim Thorpe (the athlete) to have Mr. Thorpe buried in Mauch Chunk. The town agreed to erect a memorial to Jim Thorpe and to change their name from Mauch Chunk. Jim Thorpe did spend part of his youth in Pennsylvania. He played football at Carlisle Indian University.

 

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Roaring Creek is a tributary of the Susquehanna River in Columbia County and Montour County, in Pennsylvania,

• Republican and Herald (Pottsville, Pennsylvania)
• 24 Aug 1900, Fri

 

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That’s a good read

 

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• Republican and Herald (Pottsville, Pennsylvania)
• 03 Nov 1910, Thu

 

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If you can figure out how to search using this

the Chemical Annalysis will Tell you how much they found while Testing

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USGS Mineral Tests https://mrdata.usgs.gov/nure/sediment/show-nuresed.php?rec_no=5314155