Saline County Sec. 29, T. 15 S., R. 4 W

North of Soldier's Cap Mound Measured By N.V. Plummer, Oct. 15, 1938 Remarks: Composite section of pits
	Unit No. Description Thickness 16 Cover, residual, yellow, sandy 3.5 ft. 15 Clay, yellow and gray, sandy; some yellow and gray clayey sand 3.2 ft. 14 Sandstone, yellow, massive, medium-grain 4-7 ft. 13 Clay, gray, sandy, in thin bands; not massive 4-7 ft. 12 Clay, gray, sandy, with clayey yellow sand in thin bands 5.7 ft. 11 Clay, sandy, gray, with limonitic streaks and thin yellow sandstones 1/2" - 2" thick 7.0 ft. 10 Sandstone, yellow, brown, resistant 0.8 ft. 9 Clay, gray, much thin sandstone 2.5-5 ft. 8 Clay, gray, semi-plastic, with thin limonite streaks. Two apparently lenticular sandstones, 4" to 6" maximum thickness 3.6 ft. 7 Clay, gray, sandy, with thin bands of limonitic yellow sandstone. One concretionary band 4.2 ft. 6 Sandstone, yellow, fine-grained 1.3 ft. 5 Clay, gray, plastic, slightly shaly, impure towards top (limonite and sand in small amounts); contains concretionary limonite and hematite in short thin lenses 3.25 ft. 4 Sandstone, coarse, concretionary, yellow 1.1 ft. 3 Clay, plastic, gray 1.2 ft. 2 Sandstone, light yellow, medium grained, clayey 1.3 ft. 1 Sandstone
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