Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-10-22

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Forestry In Maine.
The Management OF the Wood Lot
Growing and Planting Of Forest Tret
Seedlings.
Percy A. Campbell, Professor of Anima
Industry.
Feeding Of Dairy Cattle.
Breeding and Management Of Dairy
Cattle.
Dairy Types and Breeds.
Dairy Butter Making.
Rearing OF Draft Horses on Maine
Farms.
Swine Rearing and Feeding.
Sheep Raising for New England.
William r. Schoppe, Assistant Professor
of Animal Industry.
Poultry Markets and Marketing.
Poultry Management.
Poultry Feeds and Feeding.
Egg Production and Markets.
Incubation and Brooding.
The Breeds and Varieties OF Poultry
Illustrated.)
Poultry House Construction.
Ralph W. Redman, Assistant Professor
of Animal Industry.
Butter Making.
Cheese Making.
Care Of Dairy Products and Its Rela-
ton 20 Their Value.
Local Breeders Association-How to
Organize.
Relation of Cow Test Associations to
Dairy Profits.
Arthur j. Jones, Professor Of Education.
The Rural School: its Opportunity.
Agriculture in tho Public School: Its
Place and Purpose.
Arc Our Schools Growing Better?
George W. Stephens, Professor Of Eco
nomics.
Rural Social Life-Ih Significance
and Possibilities,
high Prices.
Initiative, Referendum, and Recall.
Boys and Girls Agricultural Contests.
Coordination Of Rural Economic
Forces.
Laura Comstock, Associate Professor OF
Home Economics.
The Home and Its Furnishings.
What Should We Eat?
The Work Of Home Economics.
Cornslia Palmer, Instructor In Home
Economics.
The Farm Kitchen.
The Food We Eat.
Canning and Preserving.
The Technique Of Laundry Work.
George z. Simmons, Professor Of Agron-
Omy.
Concrete Construction.
Drainage.
Farming for Profit.
Farm Manures and Commercial Fertil-
izers.
Systems of Farming to Maintain Soil
Fertility.
Systems of Rotation.
William L. Slate, Jr., Associate Profes-
sor Of Agronomy.
The Hay Crop.
Potatoes.
Better Crops an d How to Get Them.
The Corn Crop.
A Bank Account with the Soil.
Edison F. Hitchings, Associate Professor
of Horticulture.
Successful Fruit Raising In Maine.
The Young Orchard.
Small Fruit Culture.
The Home Garden.
How to Succeed In Market Gardening.
Beautifying the Home Grounds.
Leon 8. Merrill, Director OF Agricultural
Extension Work.
~ ooa~~tlop In Rapun RnainAaa
Poultry Producers Associations for
Maine.
The Work of the Maine Seed Improve
ment Association.
Profits In the Dairy Businsss-How to
Make More.
Dairy Barn Construction.
Farm Accounting-Whyf How?
Boys' Agricultural Clubs.
Agriculture In tho Schools-Why?
Demonstrations OF tho subjects In the
following list may be secured In tho
Same manner - the lectures.
Concrete Construction.
Drainage Plans.
Farm Records and Accounts.
Home Mixing OF Fertilizers.
Seed Selection and Judging; Treat
meut for Dlsease.
Use of Babcock Milk Tester.
Stock Judging.
Orchard Spraying. I'm SEASON.
Orchard Pruning.
Box Packing Of Apples.
Utilization OF Left-overs In Cookery.
Salads. .-..-,-.
Some Preparations for Invaiids.
A Breakfast.
Egg Preparations.
In order that loss OF time and unDec.
eSsary correspondence may be avoided
% much q possible, persons making
application for lectures from these
courses arc requested to select two leo
turss and two subjects. This. sugKss-
tion n made 20 that II ono lecturer cannot
All the engagement another one may os
secured.
An correspondence regarding Lecture
eoursss or other work directed By tho
Extsnsion Department should be address
I'd TO Leon 8. Merrill, Director OF kxten'
sion Work, College Of Agriculture, UNI
versity Of Maine, Orouo. Maine.
IxrEnsIoH n WORK
Tho Extension Department Wa organ.
;xad for the purpose Of giving material
and pracricai assistance TO the sgrtcui'
surai people of the state.
It 10 at present directing its assenuou
.lone the following lines: !,
Lecturs Courses participated 10 By o.