Word: ores
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...This figure was arrived at by making allowance for territorial losses imposed by the Versailles Treaty, the fact being kept in mind that, while some of this territory was agricultural and not highly productive, yet the loss of Al-sace-Lorraine carried with it very large resources of iron ore and potash and industrial works of considerable magnitude, while the occupation of the Saar Basin had deprived Germany of extensive coal deposits...
Prof. Posepni, of the Univ. of Przibram, Bohemia−"The Genesis of Ore Deposits...
...process consists in a special method of treating chromite, a natural iron ore with a chromium content, in such a way as to preserve the desired percentage of chromium. Ronald Wild asserts that the process is cheap enough so that "rustless tubes, automobiles and even ships" are possible...
Readjustment of freight rates giving lower rates to bulky, low-priced commodities, farm produce, coal, ore, etc., and placing the higher rates upon more valuable, less bulky freight...
...Zurich. William F. Oldham to Buenos Aires. Ernest G. Richardson to Atlanta. Charles L. Mead to Denver. Frederic D. Leete to Indianapolis. Robert E. Jones to New Orleans. Luther B. Wilson to New York. Joseph F. Berry to Philadelphia. Francis J. McConnell to Pittsburgh. William O. Shephard to Portland, Ore. William F. McDowell to Washington...