... of History 85 ( Autumn 2001 ): 46 – 57 , 50 ; “Sauk Centre Needs Airport Says Flier,” Sauk Centre (Minn.) Herald , Aug. 8 , 1940 , 2 ; “Who Owns the Air?” Aerial Age 15 ( Sept. 1922 ): 456 ; “Animals Crowd Air Field,” New York Times , June 27 , 1926 , E19; Roger E...

..., hardback, ISBN 978-0-5202-9639-8. On a recent trip to Greece, I was browsing in an airport gift shop when I stumbled upon a beautiful white cotton pouch. Contrasted against the stark white background was a large, bright red watermelon slice speckled with a symmetrical fan of black seeds. I was captivated...

... boundary bordered on the Dallas-Fort Worth airport that opened in 1974. The airport acted as a growth machine; not only did subdivisions, malls, and industrial sites of all kinds mushroom in the next twenty-five years, the closeness of the airport also drew large numbers of gentrifiers who desired a rural...

... range for cattle and hogs so as not to endanger urban motorists and then to fox hunters who flagrantly pursued their prey across private property lines. In Loudoun County, rising land prices linked to the construction of Dulles Airport drove commercial dairy farmers from the land. Yet ironically...

...Nan Elizabeth Woodruff A Nation under Our Feet: Black Political Struggles in the Rural South from Slavery to the Great Migration . Steven Hahn . Copyright 2005 Agricultural History Society 2005 Book Reviews / 249 Jackson Hole airport. Her discussions of these topics are incisive...

... of California Press, 2020. 264 pp., $65.00, hardback, ISBN 978-0-5202-9639-8. On a recent trip to Greece, I was browsing in an airport gift shop when I stumbled upon a beautiful white cotton pouch. Contrasted against the stark white background was a large, bright red watermelon slice speckled with a symmetrical...

... created by those who lived there, through sedimentary layers of unplanned neighborhoods, shops, and roads that expanded the city on the fringes, beyond the official city center with its grid-like streets and arterial boulevards to the University of Dar es Salaam and airport. Rural people escaped to Dar...

... and political links between bison, brucellosis, and cattle, and the struggles she encountered over snowmobiles and the Book Reviews / 249 Jackson Hole airport. Her discussions of these topics are incisive, lively, and penetrating, and after reading them one cannot help feel a deeper appreciation...

... Airports in Medical Service Delivery to Rural Kansas Communities (Topeka: Kansas Department of Transportation, 1999 ) Echoing off the Heart of the Heartland The Mid-States Companies, Echocardiography, and Rural Medicine JAY M. PRICE, JAMES MERSHON, AND TEDDIE BARLOW In many cases, residents in rural...

..., the tribe's po? litical position continued to improve. On election night, after Senator Reid had clearly won, a reporter at the Reno airport asked him what he thought was the most serious problem facing the people of Nevada. He replied, "the water wars in northern Nevada."19 As soon as he returned...

... Robert Caro , The Years of Lyndon Johnson, vol. 2, Means of Ascent (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1990 ), 21 -22, 35-45 Dallek, Lone Star Rising, 231-41 Remarks Upon Arrival at the Airport, Ohakea, New Zealand, October 19, 1966 , Public Papers of the President: Lyndon B. Johnson...

.... Glenn Anderson of SCS assisted the county in reviewing construction plans and advising the district on whether the plans should be approved. Some of the largest projects on which Ander? son worked were the shopping center at Tysons Corner and Dulles Airport. SCS helped plan the lake at the "new town...

... the immediate family and to contiguous neighbors would be exempt. Additionally, sales to farmers who had been expropriated through the right of eminent domain could not be subject to preemption (the French state regularly exercised this right to build highways, airports, and hydroelectric dams...

... for more highways, airports, suburbs, and factories. The demands and desires of postwar America collided on the land.18 When the ORRRC published and presented its final set of reports in 1962, they were high profile and widely read. These reports provided recommendations for all levels of government...

... variety bushes began to show their promise in 1971, rodríguez entered into a three-way partnership with Bolaños and Carlos norza, a Costa rican of italian descent who headed the sTiCA program at the time, to rent land near today s international airport for a thirty-thousand-plant coffee seedling operation...

... the deep bonds we forge with one another in the early hours of the morning at conference bars, chatting in airport waiting rooms, and getting our game faces on together in hotel bedrooms.46 Idiosyncratic Reflections on Agricultural History 167 same is not true about historians as we use each other s work...