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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 14 (April 1889) (1889)

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nsive fires which only when there is sewage to be raised. For a cost heavy pressure. left the surface bare. This caused drought, but since of only a few thousand dollars this city has water The pioneer well was put down at Aberdeen, March, the protection of the grasses by settlement, moisture… … Well at Aberdeen. Pressure, 200 lb. per square inch. Well at Reddeld. Depth, 860 feet. THE WONDERFUL AETESIAN WELLS OF DAKOTA. © 1889 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC

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