Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-06-26

Making-Mtlling Value of Bar
124-soii Survey of B%ottineau County.
127-Pork Production in North Dakota
12s-New Labor Saving Machinery for
Harvesting Grain.
Experiments 1917 and 1913:
-1913-1918.
Agricultural Experiment Station
Circulars.
Fla Cropping, Harvesting Methods:
3-Preliminary Report on Mammals of
North Dakota.
Gophers and Prairie Dogs in North
s-Early and Late Sowing of Flax;
Seed Field; Resistant Seed.
FLAX for Seed and embarrassing
and an Storing the Crop for Seed and
,SS-Marketing the 1915 Hog Crop;
13-Trials with Alfalfa as a Hog Feed;
Some Pasture Crops for Hogs.
14-Poultry Houses.
15-Practical Milling Tests.
1s- -4ber Fa5m p Misgstabi n c S9FGen.
Extension Division Circulars.
5-The Farmers Beef Ring.
6-Agricultural Extension Report of
Director. (1916)
S-H,orse Production in North Dakota.
9-The Farm Fruit Garden.
ll-Potato Storage in North Dakota.
13-Agricultural Extension Report of
14-controi Of Diseases of Farm Crops.
is-susgestio SiaN for es0f the Organization
and and Direction Of Boys and Girls
17-Nanagement Of I~ncubators, Chicks
and Fowls.
s-soW Thistle and Other Weeds of
1s-Alfalfa for North Dakota.
Clover for North Dakota.
of Potato Seed Stocks.
22-Potato Culture in North Dakota.
2SS-Parmers Clubs.
25-selection and Care Of Textiles.
DC Ready June IS
27-The Rural Hot Lunch. Ready
2s-canning Card for the one Period
Cold Pack Method.
so-Home Nursing. Ready June Is.
tor the Family. Ready June Is.
farmers Institute Monthly.
Rr July u i 4sd1sHBeef Types and Beef
August, isisSPairy and Dual Pur-
Cholera and Its Prevention. Ae
October, 1913-Pork Production under
North Dakota Conditions.
January, 1914-Poultry.
February, 1914-Facts About Alfalfa
March, 1s14-The Pit silo for North
Dakota.
April, Disadvantages of Growing
Corn.
May, 1s14-sheep in North Dakota.
Dakota.
Sub-Station Reports.
Edgeley-1904, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1912,
Dcickinson-lsos, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912,
Williston-1sos, 1909, 1910. 1912, 1913.
HHsefataiaaegaerr1gaSS99;s 1 95Gs. 1872 1913.
Report of Sub-Stations for 1914.
Demonstration Farm Reports.
1913, 1914, 1915, 1911. -
Soil Survey Reports.
Barnes County, 15c; Darlington area,
12c; Fargo area. 12c; Grand Forks area,
area, i2c;: sGi'G Map pfe Of Moth 7ort M paKota
10c.
Press Bulletins.
34-North Dakota D e m o
Farms.
Season Forage Crops.
3S-GrowWiinnss F FIsx on IN ga SAY La aahas'
4S-How to Improve the Present De-
teriorated Quality Of Flax and
55-Rabies.
57-Resistant Flax Seed for Sowing
bs-The flaming Mill and Good Flax
Seed:
b9-Flax, Wheat, Oats, Barley; Good
Seed and Normal Crops for North
Dakota; How to Get Them.
Keep Profit Making Cows.
Grow Alfalfa.
Fla
,ss-Gottage Cheese.
11-Swat the Rooster.
12-Sow Thistle.
Regulatory Division.
Volume 3-1914-1915.
Sack Of Flour During Storage:
2-ve5yst CHAT VS.. Fife and Biuiestem
s-Nerth Dakota Food work-sanitary
Analyses: Foods, Beverages and
Purifying the Air.
b-Hog Cholera Nostrums.
1nyestigatton Of Commercial Con.
Analyses: Foods and Patent Medi-
icines.
6-Macaroni and Noodles.
Sausage Frauds.
Analyses: Foods, Drugs and Patent
Medicines.
70Snuf: Its Uses and Evil Effects.
Analyses: Foods, Beverages ana
Patent Medicines.
8-Sanitary Inspection Of Jamestown
Investigation of Commercial Fruit
Jellies. u''
Varnish Troubles.
9-Hard Red Spring Wheats-Studies
Ct Wheat Under North Dakota
Analyses; Fertilizers. Feeds and
Fungicides. ""N
Patent Medicines. ~NN
Farmers General Service Company
dissemination OF Some North Dakota