A Story of a Lake
A Story of a Lake
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We may be enjoying prosper- ity because of improved varieties of crops — hybrid corn, for example — but this prosperity cannot last unless the soil lasts.
This story, we trust, will convince more farmers to take the steps needed to save their soils, and v\ill stir others to take an interest in the national problem of con- serving our soils — our greatest natural resource, and one we cannot replace.
THE CITY OF DECATUR NEEDED A BETTER WATER SUPPLY Some years ago the citizens of Decatur, Illinois..., faced the problem of getting more water. The population was growing, and so were the man\- processing and manufac- turing plants which were imi)()rtant to the life and prosperity of the city. 70.
Past the edge of the city Hows a ri\er which seemed to hold an answer to the |)roblem. It was the Sangamon, a stream draining nearly 600, 000 acres of the black prairie farm lands abo\-e Decatur. The '"■ people of the city looked at the am|)le flow of the Sangamon, and decided to do what m, seemed easy and logical slorc the water and use it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may be enjoying prosper- ity because of improved varieties of crops — hybrid corn, for example — but this prosperity cannot last unless the soil lasts.
This story, we trust, will convince more farmers to take the steps needed to save their soils, and v\ill stir others to take an interest in the national problem of con- serving our soils — our greatest natural resource, and one we cannot replace.
THE CITY OF DECATUR NEEDED A BETTER WATER SUPPLY Some years ago the citizens of Decatur, Illinois..., faced the problem of getting more water. The population was growing, and so were the man\- processing and manufac- turing plants which were imi)()rtant to the life and prosperity of the city. 70.
Past the edge of the city Hows a ri\er which seemed to hold an answer to the |)roblem. It was the Sangamon, a stream draining nearly 600, 000 acres of the black prairie farm lands abo\-e Decatur. The '"■ people of the city looked at the am|)le flow of the Sangamon, and decided to do what m, seemed easy and logical slorc the water and use it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest De Witt Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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