Damage at end of tunnel, switch engine. - Schoeff, Robert W. (Kansas State University. Dept. of Grain Science and Industry, 2010)
During this period, more than 2,500 students attended the Kansas State Agricultural College, of whom one-third were women. It was estimated that three-fourths of the students came from and returned to farms. Through 1890 there were 232 graduates of whom 73 were women. -- excerpt from Chapter 1
Citation: University., Kansas State, and Charles C. Howes. Kansas State University : A Pictorial History, the First Century, 1863-1963. [Manhattan, Kan.]: Manhattan, Kan. : Kansas State U, 1962.
Call number: LD2668.A5 K3597 1962
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Keywords: Grain dust; Dust explosions--Texas--Galina Park (Houston)