The Technical World Magazine, Volumes 18-19Technical World Company, 1912 |
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Page 3
... Mexico by the carload , paid a dollar a day to start with and turned over to supply firms anxious to get the largest part of that dollar . To these peons went the superintendent with an interpreter , inspecting their quarters , their ...
... Mexico by the carload , paid a dollar a day to start with and turned over to supply firms anxious to get the largest part of that dollar . To these peons went the superintendent with an interpreter , inspecting their quarters , their ...
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... Mexico . Its rates in the United States are adjusted , like the rates of the other companies , so the small shipper pays the heaviest charges . The variations in the charges for packages ranging from one to ten pounds in this coun- try ...
... Mexico . Its rates in the United States are adjusted , like the rates of the other companies , so the small shipper pays the heaviest charges . The variations in the charges for packages ranging from one to ten pounds in this coun- try ...
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... Mexico or wherever else the soil may have drifted to . Many schemes have been discussed and even put into practice , but it fell upon one J. H. Christopher , millionaire farm- er of Missouri , to come forward with a method of farm land ...
... Mexico or wherever else the soil may have drifted to . Many schemes have been discussed and even put into practice , but it fell upon one J. H. Christopher , millionaire farm- er of Missouri , to come forward with a method of farm land ...
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... Mexico sides for distances ranging from five to fifty miles . Con- crete headgates were built at a point on the river a few miles south of the town of San Benito , and through this intake the main canal receives its supply of water from ...
... Mexico sides for distances ranging from five to fifty miles . Con- crete headgates were built at a point on the river a few miles south of the town of San Benito , and through this intake the main canal receives its supply of water from ...
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... Mexico , proves , beyond all doubt , the great ar- tistic ability possessed by his tribe . The majority think of any Indian as a semi - savage - even those educated in the white man's schools are looked upon as some way " different ...
... Mexico , proves , beyond all doubt , the great ar- tistic ability possessed by his tribe . The majority think of any Indian as a semi - savage - even those educated in the white man's schools are looked upon as some way " different ...
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