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221. Cotton. Domestic utilization of cotton in relation to economic conditions in the South, address by R. J. Cheatham, chief, Cotton Processing Division, Utilization of Farm Products Southern Regional Laboratory, Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering, before Southern Agricultural Workers' Association, Birmingham, Ala., Feb. 7, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:48

222. Cotton. Research developments at U. S. Cotton Ginning Laboratory [Stoneville, Miss.]; by Chas. A. Bennett and Francis L. Gerdes.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:50

223. Cottonseed. Technology of cottonseed crushing industry [with list of literature cited]; by K. S. Markley and D. F. J. Lynch.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.2:C 83

224. Cottonseed. Technology of cottonseed crushing industry [with list of literature cited]; by K. S. Markley and D. F. J. Lynch.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:63

225. Drainage of irrigated farms; [by R. A. Hart].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [June 1917, revised July 1926, slightly revised Dec. 1937, reprint 1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 1.9:805/6-2

226. Dust explosions can occur in many plants, address by David J. Price, principal engineer in charge, Chemical Engineering Research Division, Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:25

227. Dust explosions. Dust explosion prevention in woodworking industries; by David J. Price.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:22

228. Eggs. General information on chemistry of eggs and egg quality investigations; by Sam R. Hoover.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:44

229. Explosion and fire prevention in school buildings, address by David J. Price, principal engineer in charge Chemical Engineering Research Division, Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:13

230. Farm accidents take heavy toll; by David J. Price and Harry E. Roethe.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau and Agriculture Department
Publisher:: Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering Bureau
Date:: [1940.]
SuDoc number:: A 70.4:49

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