The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 25
... average highway here is four rods , or sixty - six feet wide . In the middle West- ern States much of the ground given up to highways is worth a hundred dollars an acre . Only a small part of this space is ac- tually needed for a ...
... average highway here is four rods , or sixty - six feet wide . In the middle West- ern States much of the ground given up to highways is worth a hundred dollars an acre . Only a small part of this space is ac- tually needed for a ...
Page 30
... average farmer in highway improvement , according to the opinion of the Good Roads Conven- tion which met at Cleveland in 1909 . This does not prove that sand - clay roads should be built everywhere under all conditions . The true moral ...
... average farmer in highway improvement , according to the opinion of the Good Roads Conven- tion which met at Cleveland in 1909 . This does not prove that sand - clay roads should be built everywhere under all conditions . The true moral ...
Page 53
... averages about $ 55 a horse - power per year , so that the saving from the electric power is going to be great . But Keokuk is not expecting to build this immense engineering project and then transmit the power to other cities , to grow ...
... averages about $ 55 a horse - power per year , so that the saving from the electric power is going to be great . But Keokuk is not expecting to build this immense engineering project and then transmit the power to other cities , to grow ...
Page 81
... average rate on the new liners is about three times that amount . The rates on the Olympic have not yet been announced , but there is no reason to doubt that they will be ample . In return for his money the first class passenger can eat ...
... average rate on the new liners is about three times that amount . The rates on the Olympic have not yet been announced , but there is no reason to doubt that they will be ample . In return for his money the first class passenger can eat ...
Page 102
... average American casket , and it is wood of a much better quality than is employed for the cheaper grades of caskets in this country . The coffins are unusually heavy , and the four outer slabs of which they are made , are from six to ...
... average American casket , and it is wood of a much better quality than is employed for the cheaper grades of caskets in this country . The coffins are unusually heavy , and the four outer slabs of which they are made , are from six to ...
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