The New International Encyclopędia, Volume 13Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... land and 150,000 acres of saline land , and the income was $ 15,000 . NEW MEXICO COLLEGE OF AGRICUL- TURE AND MECHANIC ARTS . A coedu- cational State institution at Mesilla Park , N. M. , established in 1889. It is supported mainly by a ...
... land and 150,000 acres of saline land , and the income was $ 15,000 . NEW MEXICO COLLEGE OF AGRICUL- TURE AND MECHANIC ARTS . A coedu- cational State institution at Mesilla Park , N. M. , established in 1889. It is supported mainly by a ...
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... land is owned by the State and leased to the stockmen . MANUFACTURES . Prior to the establishment of the federation of Australian States , New South Wales differed from the other Australian colonies in that it did not have a tariff for ...
... land is owned by the State and leased to the stockmen . MANUFACTURES . Prior to the establishment of the federation of Australian States , New South Wales differed from the other Australian colonies in that it did not have a tariff for ...
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... land for its independence and able comment . Wales depends largely upon the newspapers of the border counties . She has , however , several English journals of her own ; as the North Wales Chronicle ( Bangor , 1807 ) ; the South Wales ...
... land for its independence and able comment . Wales depends largely upon the newspapers of the border counties . She has , however , several English journals of her own ; as the North Wales Chronicle ( Bangor , 1807 ) ; the South Wales ...
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... land lasts until the autumn of the third or spring of the fourth season , by which time they have nearly attained to full size , and have reached sexual maturity . They then grad ually change in color back to the original green , and ...
... land lasts until the autumn of the third or spring of the fourth season , by which time they have nearly attained to full size , and have reached sexual maturity . They then grad ually change in color back to the original green , and ...
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... land and farm improvements , a fact generally explained by the rise of Western com- petition . The area of improved land reached its maximum in New York in 1880 , and declined in each of the subsequent decades . In 1900 74.3 per cent ...
... land and farm improvements , a fact generally explained by the rise of Western com- petition . The area of improved land reached its maximum in New York in 1880 , and declined in each of the subsequent decades . In 1900 74.3 per cent ...
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