Sulfur content of rainwater and atmosphere in southern states as related to crop needs /

Caption title.

The Agricultural outlook for the southern states, 1930-31 /

"December, 1930."

New landmarks of soil conservation : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil conservation service, southern states.

Cover title.

Farm tenancy : an analysis of the occupancy of 500 farms /

Cover title.

The early history of the southern states : Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Georgia /

"Illustrated by tales, sketches, anecdotes, and adventures : with numerous engravings."

Fifteenth census of the United States: 1930 ... : [Reports].

At head of title: U.S. Department of commerce ... Bureau of the census ...

Fifteenth census of the United States : 1930 : [Reports]

v. 7 cataloged separately.

The tenure status of farmworkers in the United States /

Literature cited: p. 76-80.

Your crop-share-cash farm lease /

"Issued June 1961."

"The land is mine" : from tenancy to family farm ownership /

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Fourteenth census of the United States taken in the year 1920 ... [Reports]

At head of title: Department of commerce. Bureau of the census ... Sam. L. Rogers, director. Resigned April 13, 1921. W. M. Steuart, director. Appointed April 14, 1921.

United States census of agriculture: 1925 : Reports for states, with statistics for counties and a summary for the United States /

At head of title: Department of Commerce. Herbert Hoover, secretary. Bureau of the Census. W.M. Steuart, director.

Mitchell's school atlas

Map no. 12 (Great Britain and Ireland)--and no. 13 (Germany, Switzerland and Northern Italy): "Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1840 ..." Cover and all others maps "Entered according ... 1839."

The Southern bivouac.

Editors: 1882-May 1885, W.N. McDonald.--June 1885-May 1887, B.W. Duke, R.W. Knott.

Papers on tenancy.

I. The agricultural ladder, by W.J. Spillman.--II. Tenancy in an ideal system of land ownership, by Richard T. Ely and Charles J. Galpin.--III. Discussion, by W.J. Spillman and Charles L. Stewart.