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PERMANENT COMPANIES IN TER
RITORY COULD UTILIZE
CLAY PRODUCTS
There is no clay industry in Alas
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ka. There are, however, many known
clay deposits reasonably close to
transportation, according to Dorothy
Roth, Alaska College student in a re
cent article.
Clays are widespread. They are
found in some places underlying coal
beds. Basins which have been filled
by drainage from areas of granite
rocks often yield high grade fire clays.
Granite is largely composed of a min
eral called feldspar, which is really
the base for high grade clays.
High grade clays if favorably lo
cated, either fire clays or pottery are
in demenad everywhere. Such clays
would bear shipping to the coast mar
kets. Common brick clays must find
their market in the Territory.
The accessibility of clay deposits is
the determining factor. Along the
railroad and associated with the coal
beds there is an excellent chance for
locating fire clays. The transporta
tion problem would be solved at the
same time. Along the coast, or near
the railroad light-burning clays would
be valuable to the paper mills which
’are looking to the Alaska Coast for
new prospects.
The clay industry in the territory is
a new field and being new, a market
must first be created for the products.
Permanent companies are establish
ing themselves and construction such
as they employ is shipped from the
outside against high freight rates.
The raw materials for such construc
itno are at hand, their desirability as
sured, so it only remains for some
far-sighted seeker to leave the over
worked field of the metals and turn
to the non-metals as more certain and
greatly demanded.
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