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Ralph Brown
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A Maid in Arcady
To the bole of an old willow which dropped its leaves in autumn upon the white sand-bar was nailed a weather-gray board, on which faded letters stated: PRIVATE PROPERTY! NO TRESPASSING! Ethan observed the warning meditatively. In view of his later course of action let us credit him with that hesitation. At length, with a faint smile on his face, he turned the nose of the canoe toward the smaller stream and his back to the sign.
The Arrival of Jimpson and Other Stories
Reproduction of the original: The Arrival of Jimpson and Other Stories by Ralph Henry Barbour
Henry Brown Papers
Includes miscellaneous correspondence, including a letter from his son, Rabbi Samuel H. Baron, an Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation bulletin honoring Brown on his 75th birthday, 1952 and other miscellaneous materials.
The Crow in Its Relation to Agriculture
"Most boys and girls when joining a poultry club begin their work on a small scale by carrying on their hatching operations with sitting hens. Accordingly, the directions in this bulletin are given for the use of beginners or those wishing to hatch eggs by the natural method."--Page [2]
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Dockage Under the Federal Wheat Grades
"The percentage of dockage is an essential factor in arriving at the true value of a lot of wheat. This dockage may consist of either useful or harmful foreign materials. The various methods of handling dockage should be carefully investigated and the one that is best suited to the needs of the local conditions should be adopted. When a large percentage of dockage is preset in wheat it is advisable to remove it on the farm or at the point of shipment and thus avoid paying the freight for the dirt, chaff, weed seeds, etc., on the basis of the rate for wheat. The farmer should get a higher numerical grade for his wheat under the dockage system of the Federal grades than he would under a system of grading that does not require a determination for dockage but lowers the grade on account of the total foreign material present in the wheat marketed at country points. The dockage system in operation protects the farmer from the possibility of low prices fixed by the local buyer in order to insure a safe purchase on a flat-rate basis" -- p. [2]
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The Crimson Sweater
Reproduction of the original: The Crimson Sweater by Ralph Henry Barbour
