Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-07-26
AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS.

AVE- SubJOSo " l. l.C
81 Some Food Products and authorizations.
6s Adulterated Food Products and Food
Studies.
6S Rust Problems, Facts, Observations and
Theories. Possible Means of Control.
II Bovine tuberculosis
Sc Wheat Investigations. Some Ready Mixed
Pants
SO Wheat Investigations, Milling Baking and
Chemical Tests.
81 Dairy Herd Records.
90 Paints, Their Service Condition.
81 Swamp Fever
81 Barn Plans
% Silo and Its Construction
SO The Adjustmentand Repair of Self Binders
100 Cropping System for Wheat Production.
11 Potato Warehouse Plans
1902 Organizing Cow Testing Associations and
COOPERATIVE Creameries.
14 Cost of Producing Farm Crops.
LOG Chemical Studies of Flax and Wheat
10S Avian tuberculosis.
100 Report of Four Years Work of the North
Dakota Holstein Cattle Breeding Circuit
ITO Dry Farming Investigations in Western
North Dakota
Ill Tomatoes in North Dakota
Ia Chemical and Physical Constants for
Wheat and Mill Product
lis Sheep Feeding Trials at Williston Sub
Station
116 The Influence of Energy Material Upon the
Relation of Soil, heterogeneous to So
luble Plant Food,
III The Composition oft The Maize Plant
1S Soya Bean-Flax Studies.
19 North Dakota Wheat for 1918
100 Capacity Of Wheat and Mill Products for
Moisture i.
11 Soil Survey of Dickey County.
CIRCULARS
1 Flax Cropping, Harvesting Methods
2 Report of Progress in Sugar and Beet Trials
3 Preliminary Report on Mammals of North
Dakota.
5 The Farmers Vegetable Garden
s Early and Late Sowing of Flax; Growing
Flax on Corn Land; the Seed Field; Re-
sistant Flax Seed
7 Flax for Seed and Oil Harvesting and Stor.
ing the Crop for Seed and Oil Purposes.
s Home Grown Seed Corn
9 Marketing the 1915 Hog Crop.
10 The North Dakota Farmstead
II Poultry Management, Care of Breeding
Stock and Chicks
Is Trials with Alfalfa as a hog Feed; Some
Pasture Crops for Hogs
IA Poultry Houses
Is Practical Milling Tests
16 Organizing COOPERATIVE Associations d
AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION BULLETINS
3 Preservation of Food in the Home
4 The Rural Hot Lunch
5 The Farmers Beef Ring
6 Agricultural Extension, Report of Director
for 1916
7 Breadmaking.
s Horse Production in North Dakota
8 The Farm Fruit Garden
FARMERS INSTITUTE MONTHLY
July 1913 Beef Types and Breeds of Cattle
Aug, 1913 Dairy and Dual Purpose Types and
Breed of Cattle
Sept 1913 Pointers on Hog Cholera
Oct. 1913 Pork Production Uuder North Da.
kota Conditions
Jany 1914 Poultry .
Feby 1914 Facts About Alfalfa Production
Mar, 1914 The Pit Silo for North Dakota
April 1914 Advantages of Growing Corn
May 1914 Sheep in North Dakata
June 1914 Potatoe Diseases in North Dakota
SUB-STATION REPORTS
EdgeIey 1904. 1907, 1909. 1910, 1912, 1913.
Dickinson 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913.
Williston 1908. 1903, 1910, 1912, 1913
Langdon 1909. 1910, 1912, 1913
DEMONSTRATION FARM REPORTS
Are available for the following dates: 1908
1909, 1911. 1912. 1918, 1914, 1915.
SOIL SURVEY REPORTS
Barnes county, 10 cents; Darlington area, u
cents; Fargo area, II cents; Grand Forks area,
%l2cents; jamestown area, IL cents; Mckenzie
area II conts; Morton area ~ cents; Williston
area. II cents Soil Map of North Dakota 1Octs
The Bulletins and Circula.s of this station
are sent free to residents of the state, Names
will be entered Oh the mailing list on request
State Bulletins wanted.
PRESS BULLETINS
2 Seed Wheat
20 types of spraying apparatus and machines
which. are essential for weed destruction
by means of chemical spray
26 Means of Graduating dandelions on parks,
lawns. roadsides and meadows.
q On the use of chemical sprays in destroying
mustard, kinghead and other weeds in
cereal grain fields
30 Notes on tree planting
50 Deterioration in wheat yields due to root
rots and blight producing diseases
81 North Dakota demonstration farms
80 Growing flax On new lands
40 Growing flax on old lands
4S How to improve the present deteriorated
quality of flax and wheat In the spring
wheat belt.
81 Alfalfa oder luzerne lin Germany
So Babies
81 Resistant flax seed for sowing purposes
So Flax, wheat, oats. barley; good seed and
normal crops for North Dakota and how
to get them.
DR.. ALEXIS CAKREL.
the treatment proved that it has been
extended to nearly all the war hos
pitfalls.