Category: History - American

Proceedings [of the] fourth National Conservation Congress [at] Indianapolis, October 1-4, 1912

United States. National Conservation Congress· 2 chapters· 121,933 words

year to year and at more or less regular periods, ten to twelve years apart. During the wet years the country is boomed; at dry times the people move out and industry wanes. These ups and downs are recurring features on certain areas not permanently suited for farming. The pro...

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1. c. That the climate, referring to the rainfall especially, is

2. d. Advantage is taken of such fluctuations in rainfall as occur from

year to year and at more or less regular periods, ten to twelve years apart. During the wet years the country is boomed; at dry times the people move out and industry wanes. The...