The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-01-15
TRIBUNE ESTABLISHES A
BUREAU FOR BENEFIT
OF THE FARMERS

| For the benefit of the several
thousand subscribers to The Tribune
among the farmers Of this community,
The Tribune has decided to cstab-
lish a Bureau of Bulletins, in order
that the farmers may with conven-
fence secure bulletins issued by the
United States Government and the
various Experiment stations connect
ed with the state agricultural colleges
throughout the county.
The idea is to keep on file bulletins
covering the various topics of inter
est in this country. A list of the bull
letins will be published each week, and
any of our subscribers may by a visit
to the office of The Tribune secure
what he wishes.
! Through the kindness of Senator
Brady we have a good supply of the
| Bulletins issued by the United States
Department of Agriculture. These
will not last long, and our friends
should call at their earliest conven-
fence.
List of Bulletins.
Management of Soils to Con-
serve Moisture, with Special Refer
serve to Semi-arid Conditions. By Geo.
Ii. Failyer, of the Bureau of Soils
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture.
2.-Onion Culture. By w. R. Beat
tie. Asst. Horticulturist. Bureau of
Plant Industry.-U. S. Dept. of Ag-
riculture.
3.-The Use of Windmills in Irri-
CATION in the Semi-arid West. By P.
T. Fuller, Irrigation Engineer, lrri-
cation Investigations, Office of Ex-
pertinent Stations.-U. S. Dept. of
Agriculture.
4-Celery. By w, R. Beattie, Asst.
Horticulturist, Bureau of Plant In
dustry.-U. S. Dept of Agriculture,
5.-Potato Culture on Irrigated
Farms of the West. By F. II. Grub,
Carbondale, Colo.-U. S. Dept. of
Agriculture.
6.-Beans. By L. C. Corbett, Hor-
ticulturist, in charge of the Arlington
Experiment farm, Bureau of Plant In
dustry-U. S. Dept. of Agriculture.
alfalfa Seed Production By
J. NJ. Westgate, AgronomiSt in Charge
of Glover Investigations, Bureau of
Plant Industry; Roland MCGEE, Scien-
tile Asst, Bureau of Plant Industry;
and M. W. Evans, Scientific Asst,
Bureau of Plant InduStry;-with notes
on Insect Enemies of Alfalfa Seed BY
f. NJ. Webster, in charge Of Cereal
and Forage Insect Investigations,
Bureau OF Entomology.-U, S. Dept,
OF Agriculture.
S.-Red Glover. By ]. NJ. WeStgatc,
and T. II. Hillman, Asst. Botanist,
Bureau of Plant lndustry.-U. 5.
Dept. of Agriculture.
9,-lrrigation of Sugar Bccts. BY
+. w. Rocding, Irrigation Manager,
lrregating Investigations, Office of
Experiment Statiou.-C. S, Dept OF
Agriculture.
l0.-The Home productions of On
ion seed and Sets. By w. R, Beattle.
L. S. Dept OF Agriculture.
1.-THE Pear and How to Grow it.
By G. B. Bracket. Pomologist, Bureau
Of Plant Industry.-U. S Dept. OF
Agriculture.
l2.-Irrigation of Orchards. By
Samuel Fortier, Chief of Irrigation
Investigations, Office of Experiment
Station.-U. S. Dept Agriculture.
: l3.-Durum Wheat By Cecil Sal
mon. Plant Psychologist, and J. Allen
Clark, Scientific Asst, Office of Cc,
real Investigations, Bureau of Plant
lndustry.-U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
, l4.-The More Important lnsect
and Fungus Enemies OF the Fruit ant
Foliage of the Apple. By A, l.
Quaintance, of the Bureau of Entom
ology. and W. NJ. Scott, of the Blu
reau of Plant lndustry.-U. S. Dept
of Agriculture.
l5-Oats: Distribution and Uses
By c. w. Warburton. Agronomist il
! Charge of Dat Investigations, Bureau
of Plant Industry.-U. S. Dept. o
Agriculture.
l6.-Drainage of Irrigated Lands
. By Charles +. Brown, Drainage En-
!. gineer. Drainage Investigations, OF
z flee of Experiment StationS.-U.
Dept of Agriculture.