Material for Geography of Michigan
Material for Geography of Michigan
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HJJ Mi) NDJ La Crosse Detroit 5 10 . 5 MARQUETTt DuLUTH s Lansing 5 Fig 24. Inches of rain and melted snow that fall in February, March, April, May, June July, and so forth, showing that our heavier rains come in summer Thunderstorms are the occasion of much of the summer rain- fall, but are much less frequent than in the prairie states to the southwest. Tornadoes, the cyclones of the newspapers, rarely come into our territory. The windfalls of the older forests were silent evidences of th...eir occasional passage, and a few have been since recorded.
Fig 25. Pears in 1902 hil. :6 Peaches in 1902 Dark lining over 20, cross lines over 10 and Bark lininii over 500. Cross lines over light lines over o bushels per square mile 100 bus els per square mile Fig. 27. Plums in 1902 Fig. 28. Cherries in 1902 Dark lining over 10, cross lining over S and Dark lining over 5, cross lining over 2, light light lines over 1 bushel per square mile lines over 1 bushel per square mile Fig 29. Strawberries in 1902 Dark lining over 50, cross lining over i light lines over 10 bushels per square mile Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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HJJ Mi) NDJ La Crosse Detroit 5 10 . 5 MARQUETTt DuLUTH s Lansing 5 Fig 24. Inches of rain and melted snow that fall in February, March, April, May, June July, and so forth, showing that our heavier rains come in summer Thunderstorms are the occasion of much of the summer rain- fall, but are much less frequent than in the prairie states to the southwest. Tornadoes, the cyclones of the newspapers, rarely come into our territory. The windfalls of the older forests were silent evidences of th...eir occasional passage, and a few have been since recorded.
Fig 25. Pears in 1902 hil. :6 Peaches in 1902 Dark lining over 20, cross lines over 10 and Bark lininii over 500. Cross lines over light lines over o bushels per square mile 100 bus els per square mile Fig. 27. Plums in 1902 Fig. 28. Cherries in 1902 Dark lining over 10, cross lining over S and Dark lining over 5, cross lining over 2, light light lines over 1 bushel per square mile lines over 1 bushel per square mile Fig 29. Strawberries in 1902 Dark lining over 50, cross lining over i light lines over 10 bushels per square mile Fig.
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