The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 88National Geographic Society, 1946 - Geography |
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Page 571
Before engineers had “ tied the river down ” for navigation uses , it often ran wild , so that people on its banks found themselves living first in Iowa , then in Nebraska , or vice versa . With a Measuring Pole He Feels for the River ...
Before engineers had “ tied the river down ” for navigation uses , it often ran wild , so that people on its banks found themselves living first in Iowa , then in Nebraska , or vice versa . With a Measuring Pole He Feels for the River ...
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We bought some beaded dolls and moccasins plainly see how Army Engineers work to hold these Indians had made and went into their this river in its course . neat kitchen to eat boiled veal , beans , and With levees , dikes , dredges ...
We bought some beaded dolls and moccasins plainly see how Army Engineers work to hold these Indians had made and went into their this river in its course . neat kitchen to eat boiled veal , beans , and With levees , dikes , dredges ...
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M 2WAYCL40 OR 1WAY CL.70 GERMANY AHEAD DO NOT FRATERNIZE EN V AVY SLOW 5 MPH U.S. Army Signal Corps , official Effigy of Hitler with Noose Around His Neck Decorates Bridge Across the Rhine Engineers of the American Third Army built this ...
M 2WAYCL40 OR 1WAY CL.70 GERMANY AHEAD DO NOT FRATERNIZE EN V AVY SLOW 5 MPH U.S. Army Signal Corps , official Effigy of Hitler with Noose Around His Neck Decorates Bridge Across the Rhine Engineers of the American Third Army built this ...
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