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Economic factors affecting stumpage prices with special reference to northwest stumpage

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Fox, Charles W.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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Economic factors affecting stumpage prices with special
Hygiene of the School-oom; with Special Reference to the Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Throat

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Pimm, Carrie Maude

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The education of the child should consist of the organization of acquired habits of action and tendencies to behavior which shall fit him for the world in a social and physical sense. The subject of social effect is often dwelt upon with great length and detail, which to often the...

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Hygiene of the school-room : with special reference to
A model woodworking shop : seminar report

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Steel, Joseph I.

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Seminar Report Jos. I. Steel June, 1922. SCH&OL Of FORESTR, BJ&u(8f c #&.%, 4.W A MODEL
Cereal Breakfast Foods

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Bell, Sadie

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"After writing this thesis I have drawn for my conclusion that cereal breakfast foods as a class are nutritious, convenient, and reasonably economical foods and should have a very important place in the diet."--Conclusion

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requires special machinery to remove them. It is not desirkable to eat until at least tnree montns after
Utilization of sawmill waste in the Pacific Northwest

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Pieper, Paul S.

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Undergraduate Thesis

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for every cubic foot against 325 B. T. U. for gas derivel from wood waste. This difference in
Eggs and Their Uses

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Harpole, Ethel Elnora

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There is no article of food more commonly used in all parts of the world than the egg. It can be served in so many ways and has such a high nutritive value that it is universally used as a food, by the uncivilized native as well as the most...

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5.0 .7 325 Oysters --81.4 16.1 1.2 .7 .4 45 Fotatoes- -20.0 62.6 1.8 .1 14.7 .8 310 Cheese
The Fixation of Atmospheric Nitrogen

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Fairchild, Jackson Kenelem

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Much has been accomplished in the last few years toward the conservation of natural resources, and in this work the engineer has taken a leading part. The prevention of unnecessary waste, the utilization of hitherto useless by-products, and the economic production of the world's necessities are important features of this...

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tube, so that it enters the tube at a considerable distance from the electrode, or on a special
With the American forestry engineers in France

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Steel, Jos. I.

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Report on field work with the American forestry engineers
Forest taxation

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Hann, Jay B.

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the general pronerty tax. few states attempt to encourage forestry but only by special
A Chemical Study of Western Oregon Nutgalls

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Johnson, Clarence William and De Haven, Glen

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Few discoveries of any importance have been the result of a moment's happy coincidence; rather have they been the fruit of many hours of tedious thought and experiment. This is especially true in the realm of organic chemistry. Here, where progress is made only by the most painstaking experimentation, extensive...

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appeared at about this time, but the men to whom special credit is due for the discovery and

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Greer, Juliet2
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Oregon State University. Graduate School9

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American newspapers -- History1
Cereals as food1
Cereals, Prepared1
Chair industry -- Massachusetts -- Gardner1
Cooking (Eggs)1
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