The Technical World Magazine, Volume 14Technical World Company, 1910 |
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... farm- ers rich . The border wars gave the young territory the grim nickname of " Bleeding Kansas " and a lurid haze still hangs over the state when the casual eastern eye encounters it on the map . In more recent years Kansas has ...
... farm- ers rich . The border wars gave the young territory the grim nickname of " Bleeding Kansas " and a lurid haze still hangs over the state when the casual eastern eye encounters it on the map . In more recent years Kansas has ...
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... farming , with particular attention to deer and elk farming . If it be really necessary to search for a supplementary meat supply , it is not at all likely that relief will be found in the introduction of foreign species such as the ...
... farming , with particular attention to deer and elk farming . If it be really necessary to search for a supplementary meat supply , it is not at all likely that relief will be found in the introduction of foreign species such as the ...
Page 38
... farming claim that this land is as well adapted to the rearing of buffalo , deer and elk as of goats ; and that the ... farms , " and crisscrossed with wire fences ; and where the round - ups used to be held there are now great ...
... farming claim that this land is as well adapted to the rearing of buffalo , deer and elk as of goats ; and that the ... farms , " and crisscrossed with wire fences ; and where the round - ups used to be held there are now great ...
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... farming is vastly more profitable than the rearing of ordinary farm poultry ; and the only hindrance to the indefinite extension of the industry lies in antiquated game laws that fail to provide for the contingency of birds classed as ...
... farming is vastly more profitable than the rearing of ordinary farm poultry ; and the only hindrance to the indefinite extension of the industry lies in antiquated game laws that fail to provide for the contingency of birds classed as ...
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... farming sections and raided . the farmers ' haystacks . The farmers might drive them away , but that did little . their This shows how peculiarly elk are suited for rearing in a state of semi- domestication in mountainous regions ...
... farming sections and raided . the farmers ' haystacks . The farmers might drive them away , but that did little . their This shows how peculiarly elk are suited for rearing in a state of semi- domestication in mountainous regions ...
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