The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 77
... night and until 10 o'clock next morning . Then the humid atmosphere gave way to sharp northwest- erly weather . The wind kept rising . By noon a whistling gale swept the valley , blowing straight from the Rockies . The fact that it was ...
... night and until 10 o'clock next morning . Then the humid atmosphere gave way to sharp northwest- erly weather . The wind kept rising . By noon a whistling gale swept the valley , blowing straight from the Rockies . The fact that it was ...
Page 91
... night that " they excited much alarm , lest in cross- ing the river they should tread on the boats and split them to pieces . " Below the Powder the Yellowstone flows for some distance through a burnt , barren , savage - looking country ...
... night that " they excited much alarm , lest in cross- ing the river they should tread on the boats and split them to pieces . " Below the Powder the Yellowstone flows for some distance through a burnt , barren , savage - looking country ...
Page 96
... night at a riverside ranchhouse . The rancher and his wife had spent most of their lives in Washington , D. C. , in de- partment service . Tired of working seven office hours a day , they bought a ranch under the Yellowstone project and ...
... night at a riverside ranchhouse . The rancher and his wife had spent most of their lives in Washington , D. C. , in de- partment service . Tired of working seven office hours a day , they bought a ranch under the Yellowstone project and ...
Page 103
... night and dry out . We spent the remain- ing hours of daylight boarding up win- dows and patching the roof . The plucky farmer was far from crushed , even though his crops were a total loss and he was borrowed up to the limit at the ...
... night and dry out . We spent the remain- ing hours of daylight boarding up win- dows and patching the roof . The plucky farmer was far from crushed , even though his crops were a total loss and he was borrowed up to the limit at the ...
Page 107
... night landings safe ( see , also , " On the Trail of the Air Mail , " by Lieut . J. Parker Van Zandt , in the NATIONAL GEO- GRAPHIC MAGAZINE for January , 1926 ) . Note the searchlight tower in the center of the picture . managers of ...
... night landings safe ( see , also , " On the Trail of the Air Mail , " by Lieut . J. Parker Van Zandt , in the NATIONAL GEO- GRAPHIC MAGAZINE for January , 1926 ) . Note the searchlight tower in the center of the picture . managers of ...
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