96. Papers by R.L. Parshall [Folder 1 of 3]

Abstract

Writings by Ralph Parshall, including sections of the "Fifty-Third Annual Report, Colorado Experiment Station, 1939-1940" that pertain to snow surveys and irrigation equipment (report start p.3, Parshall's sections start p.50), "Memorandum Concerning the Destruction of Submarines" (start p.64), "Memorandum Concerning Bomb Sight for Military Air Craft" (start p.70), "Measuring Farm Deliveries" (start p.77), "The Importance of the Economical Use of Irrigation Supplies" (start p.82), "Removal of Debris from Irrigation Canals and Streams" (start p.87), "Irrigation Engineering CE-160, Special Lectures and Student Papers" including special lecturers M. C. Hinderlider, William R. Kelley, E. B. Debler, Charles A. Lory, and John E. Field (start p.99), "Special Problems Concerning the Parshall Measuring Flume" (start p.217), "Forecast of runoff based on the water content of the watershed snow cover corrected by a factor envolving Fall flow of the stream" (start p.225), "Meditation of a Boundless Dreamer" (start p.234), "Forecast Runoff in Colorado Streams as based on Snow Cover Measurements" (start p.245), "James Sykes, Assoc. M. Am. Soc. C. E." eulogy (start p.261), "The Importance of Return Flow to Colorado Irrigators" (start p.263), "The Improved Venturi Flume Developed at the Hydraulic Laboratories of the Colorado Experiment Station" (p.271), "Services of Colleges in Participating in and Cooperating with Government Work" (start p.272), "Report of Special Alumni Committee on Student Union Affairs" (start p. 288), "Agricultural Research" (start p.296), and "Improved Water Measuring Devices and Methods" (start p.314).