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111. Saws. Small electrically operated cross-cut saw; by Harry L. Garver and Paul G. May.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [July 12, 1941.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:114

112. Sugar. Report of studies on uniformity of quality of sugars: 1, Chemical studies on beet sugars of 1940 campaign, by C. A. Fort, S. Byall, and R. M. Kingsbury; 2, Report on biological studies of sugars, by H. H. Hall.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: July 1941
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:103

113. Sugarcane sirup. Farm production of sugarcane sirup; [by C. F. Walton, jr., E. K. Ventre, M. A. McCalip, and C. A. Fort].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [July 1941.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.9:1874

114. Sumac. American sumac, valuable tanning material and dyestuff; by F. P. Veitch, J. S. Rogers, and R. W. Frey.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: July 26, 1918, revised Nov. 6, 1920, slightly revised, Apr. 1935, reprinted July 1941
SuDoc number:: A 1.3:706/3-2

115. Naval stores. 1940-41 annual naval stores report on production, distribution, consumption and stocks of turpentine and rosin of United States, by crop years; compiled by C. F. Speh.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: May 20, 1941
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:92

116. Cotton gins. Better ginning with higher gin-saw speeds; by Charles A. Bennett and Francis L. Gerdes.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: May 1941
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:100

117. Clearing land of brush and stumps; [by George R. Boyd].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [May 1927, revised June 1929, slightly revised Apr. 1941.] [1941.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.9:1526/5

118. Cotton gins. Better ginning by repairing cotton gins; by Chas. A. Bennett.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: Apr. 1941
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:98

119. Fibers. Trends in consumption of fibers in United States, 1892-1939; by Robert B. Evans and Rose F. Monachino.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: Apr. 1941
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:93

120. Naval stores. Comparative summary of results with crude and cleaned gum in distillation work at Naval Stores Station, Olustee, Fla.; by G. P. Shingier.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [Apr. 1941.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:88

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