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- Quicksilver_Rush abstract "The Quicksilver Rush (ca. early 1930s) was a mining rush for cinnabar in southwest Arkansas and the Ozarks, mostly in Pike and Clark counties, beginning around 1931, in the early days of the Great Depression when people were desperate for jobs. The mining of cinnabar sparked a brief but immediate employment boom for the towns of Amity, Murfreesboro, and Graysonia. The latter was at the end of being a booming mill town, and was in the process of closing its mills, with its population of over one thousand people now being unemployed. For a brief time, it appeared that the discovery of cinnabar would save that town. The rush also caused an influx of around one thousand people not from the area, which increased the local economy in the way of supplies and whiskey sales. Miners rushed to lay claims for mining rights, mostly in a mountainous area about five miles south of Amity in the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains. Two companies, \"Southwestern Quicksilver Company\" and the \"Arkansas Quicksilver Company\", were the main employers. The rush was short-lived, but did provide employment in the area for almost a decade. With cinnabar being more readily available from other sources, the mines eventually closed, and by the beginning of World War II all mining of any significance had ended, and by this time the rush itself had been over for a number of years.".
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- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Amity,_Arkansas.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Arkansas.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Boomtown.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Category:History_of_Arkansas.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Cinnabar.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Clark_County,_Arkansas.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Graysonia,_Arkansas.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Great_Depression.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Mill_town.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Mining.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Murfreesboro,_Arkansas.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Ouachita_Mountains.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Ozarks.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Pike_County,_Arkansas.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink Whisky.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLink World_War_II.
- Quicksilver_Rush wikiPageWikiLinkText "Quicksilver Rush".
- Quicksilver_Rush subject Category:History_of_Arkansas.
- Quicksilver_Rush hypernym Rush.
- Quicksilver_Rush type Plant.
- Quicksilver_Rush comment "The Quicksilver Rush (ca. early 1930s) was a mining rush for cinnabar in southwest Arkansas and the Ozarks, mostly in Pike and Clark counties, beginning around 1931, in the early days of the Great Depression when people were desperate for jobs. The mining of cinnabar sparked a brief but immediate employment boom for the towns of Amity, Murfreesboro, and Graysonia.".
- Quicksilver_Rush label "Quicksilver Rush".
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