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Bulletin

The Mineral Industries Experiment Station at Penn State published a Bulletin in the 20th century.

Publication History

The Experiment Station's first Bulletin was published in 1922, when the station was known as the Mining Experiment Station. The station was known as the Mining and Metallurgical Experiment Station for bulletin number 2, published in 1926. The Mineral Industries Experiment Station name was first used in bulletin number 3, published in 1929. Penn State was renamed from Pennsylvania State College to Pennsylvania State University in 1953. No issue or contribution copyright renewals were found for this serial. (More details) The Mineral Industries Experiment Station was renamed the Earth and Mineral Sciences Experiment Station around 1970.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1922-1933: HathiTrust has the first 12 Bulletins freely readable online. Some later issues are available for search only.
• 1934: HathiTrust also has Bulletin 13, "The Geography of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, an Industrial Center" by Raymond E. Murphy.
• 1938: HathiTrust also has Bulletin 24, "Petrology of the Bradford Sand of the Kane District", by Allen W. Waldo.

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