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Bulletin 115 - The Value Of Windmills For Pumping Water In Western Australia, A. H. Scott Jan 1923

Bulletin 115 - The Value Of Windmills For Pumping Water In Western Australia, A. H. Scott

Bulletins 1 - 2999

It is surprising to note the dearth of up-to-date reliable information dealing with actual results of modern windmills, under working conditions, though literature on thousands of other subjects less important can usually be obtained.

In this bulletin there is presented a complete and accurate record of the amount of water pumped daily by a windmill, under actual working conditions, for a period of 14 months.


Drainage Districts Of Southeastern Nebraska, Calvin Turner Moore Jan 1917

Drainage Districts Of Southeastern Nebraska, Calvin Turner Moore

Conservation and Survey Division: Faculty and Staff Publications

Throughout certain parts of the United States the importance of drainage is receiving increased recognition each year. The scope of investigations and operations covers many localities that are affected with "springy" lands, swamps, shallow lakes, overflowed lands, and tide lands.


The Water Supply Of Minneapolis, James A. Dodge, C. L. Herrick, C. W. Hall Jan 1886

The Water Supply Of Minneapolis, James A. Dodge, C. L. Herrick, C. W. Hall

Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science

No abstract provided.


Some Impurities In Drinking Water, George Weitbrecht Dec 1880

Some Impurities In Drinking Water, George Weitbrecht

Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science

The more we know about the causes of disease the more we are convinced that many of the ills that flesh is heir to come to us through germs that are transmitted through the air we breath, the water we drink and the food we eat. You are all familiar with the westward march of cholera among men and epizooty among animals. In surgical operations the danger is not from the operation, but from germs which are in the air and which get into the body through the wound, producing surgical fever, etc. Since Lester used the carbolic acid spray …