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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 11 (September 1905) (1905)

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owned and main- A visit to the smaller cities and towns bordering haul. In the early days the dredges were hauled by tained by a community of oystermen whose beds lie salt or brackish waters, where oysters are cultivated, sailboats and pulled aboard either by hand or by off Keyport, N. J. When the… … As the contents of the dredges Unloading the Oysters from a Dredge Boat into a Scow for Transportation to but for localities so far away as are thrown on the decks of the Fresh Water. San Francisco. In the early days boats, the shells, dead oysters, of the New Yorki oyster business, debris and the…

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