Reference List

1. The A.ME. Church Review. [serial]; NOTIS; African Methodist Episcopal Church: , 1884-. microfilm; AU; MADD.

2. Address ofthe Internal Improvement Convention, of the State ofAlabama, Held in Mobile, May 29th, 1851. [monograph]; Montgomery; Dade, Thompson & Co.: Mobile, 1851. 15 pp.; ADAH; Curry Pamphlet Collection (#LPRlOO).

3. An address to the citizens ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Job Office of the Daily Journal: Montgomery, 1848. 29 pp.; among subject headings: "Slavery--Alabama"; AU; E416.A42 1848.

4. Addresses given over WAPI in memorial of the life and works of Clifton Kirkpatrick ofSelma, Ala., who for six years was a member of the Alabama board ofagriculture ... [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., n.d. 9 leaves; 1930 broadcast; AU; fCT275.K5.

5. The Alabama Alliance News. [serial]; NOTIS; Emmet R. Calhoun: Carrollton, 1892?-. previous title: "Pickens County News"; continued by: "Pickens County News (Carrollton, Ala.)"; UA, 1896, 1897, 1899; rare book collection.

6. The Alabama Anglican. [serial]; NOTIS; The Diocese: Birmingham, 1915?-1985. -Vol. 70, No. 10 (Jan. 1985); previous title: "Alabama Churchman" (0744-5334); continued by: "Alabama Churchman" (8750-9679); AU; fBX5800.A4.

7. The Alabama Baptist. [serial]; NOTIS; E.T. Winkler: Marion, AL, 1874-. microfilm; AU, 1874-1981, 1983-1995; UA, 1843-1846; MADD; microfilm (UA).

8. Alabama Baptist Advocate. [serial]; NOTIS; John G. Markham: Marion, AL, 1849-1850. previous title: "Alabama Baptist"; continued by: "South Western Baptist"; AU, 1849-1850; MADD.

9. Alabama Christian Advocate. [serial]; NOTIS; Richardson and Allen: Birmingham, 1881-1956. continued by: "Methodist Christian Advocate"; microfilm; AU; MADD.

10. The Alabama Churchman. [serial]; NOTIS; The Diocese: Birmingham, 1921 ?-. continued by: "Alabama Anglican" (8756-2103); AU; BX5800.A4 and MADD (partial years).

11. Alabama Coal and Navigation Co., chartered August 22, 1871. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Fairbanks, Bennedict & Co., Printers: Cleveland, 1874. 39 pp.; BP; HD9549.A42 A43 1874.

12. The Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, 1914 to 1924. [NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1990. AU; S544.3 .A2 C69 1990z.

13. The Alabama Farm Journal: a monthly magazine for the field and.fireside. [serial]; n.p.: Montgomery, Apr. 1879-. previous title: "Farm Journal (Montgomery, Ala.)"; AU, Vol. 2, Nos. 1-3, 5 (1879); Vol. 3, Nos. 1-2 (1880); UA, Vol. 1, Nos. 3, 5-8, 10, 12 (1878); Sl.A42.

14. Alabama Girls' Technical Institute Bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Montevallo, 1911-. previous title: "Bulletin" (Alabama Girls' Industrial School); continued by: "Bulletin" (Alabama Technical Institute and College for Women); AU; LD7251.A4 A2.

15. Alabama Highways. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama State Highway Department: Montgomery, 1927-1949? Vols. 1-14?; "official organ of the Alabama State Highway Department"; AU; ITE1.A27.

16. The Alabama- state line: briefhistory and original field notes. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 19--. 75 leaves; photocopy of unbound typescript; UA; F332.B7 A42 1900zx.

17. Alabama must go forward in the postwar period: let's choose as the next governor a businessman-farmer, Judge S. Elbert Boozer. [monograph]; NOTIS; Allied Printing: Birmingham, 1945. 7 pp.; UA; JK2318.A4 A4 1945x.

18. Alabama Planter. [serial]; NOTIS; W.W. McGuire & H. Ballentyne: Mobile, Dec. 7, 1846 (Vol. 1, No. 1)-. UA; microfilm. "':,_.;_.•,SC._, • .,,-_._,

19. Alabama Policy Bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Policy Committee: Montgomery?, 1936-1946? Nos. 1-14 or 15?; SEE ENTRY FOR ALABAMA POLICY CONFERENCE, 10/22/37; AU, Nos. 1-4, 7, 9-15; tHC107.A4 A37.

20. Alabama politics from 1890 to 1938 as viewed by a country editorl[R.H. W.]. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 193-? 63 pp.; variant title: "Four decades of Alabama politics as viewed by a country editor"; UA; JK2295.A2 A6 1930zx.

21. Alabama Post-War Agriculture: a preliminary report of the Southeast Region Post-War Planning Committee. [monograph]; Montgomery; The Committee?: Montgomery?, February 1944. various paginations; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 1, #12.

22. Alabama public works and highway journal. [serial]; NOTIS; G.T. Watterson:

2 Montgomery, June 1935-. continued by: "Progressive Alabama"; AU; tHC107.A4 P7.

23. Alabama's natural resources and how their development is stifled by competitive attack from outside the State and the burden of extraordinary taxation within the State. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1931? 22 pp.; AU; fHD 9540.8 .U6 A2.

24. Alabama Sentinel. [serial]; NOTIS; State Assembly, Knights of Labor: Birmingham, 1887-. microfilm; UA, 1887 (April 9)-1889 (January 5); microfilm.

25. The Alabama Sportsman. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Wild Life Conservation League: Birmingham, 1925-. UA, 1925, 1926, 1927; SK47.A43x.

26. The Alabama State Journal (State Teachers College, Montgomery, Ala.). [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Montgomery, 1928?-. AU; LD59.Al A42.

27. The Alabama Teachers' Journal. [serial]; NOTIS; Hare & Pope: Mongtomery, 1886?-1889. merged with "The Educational Exchange" to form "The Educational Exchange and Alabama Teachers' Journal"; "This journal is the official organ of the State Superintendent of Education and of the Alabama Educational Association"; AU, Vol. 4, No. 6 (1889); Ll 1.A29.

28. Alliance Journal. [serial]; NOTIS; Alliance Journal Company: Montgomery, 1889-. "a monthly magazine devoted to agriculture and the general interests of Alabama"; UA, Dec. 1889; HD1775.A2 A42x.

29. The American Cotton Planter. [serial]; NOTIS; N.B. Cloud: Montgomery, Jan. 1853-Dec. 1856. Vols. 1-4; continued by: "The American Cotton Planter and the Soil of the South"; microfilm; AU, Vols. 1-4 (1853-1856); MADD.

30. The American Cotton Planter and the Soil of the South. [serial]; NOTIS; N.B. Cloud: Montgomery, Jan. 1857-Dec. 1861 (new series). Vols. 1-5 (new series); formed by union of "The American Cotton Planter" and "The Soil of the South"; microfilm; AU, 1857-1861; MADD.

31. The ... Annual Farmer's summer school at Auburn, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1902?-. AU, 1923; S544.3 .A4 F6.

32. The Apostle. [serial]; NOTIS; Episcopal Diocese of Alabama: Birmingham, 1915?-. previous title: "Alabama Churchman" (8750-9679); AU; tBX5800.A4.

33. Articles on sweetpotatoes and sweetpotato products, 1940-1947. [NOTIS; Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station: Auburn, n.d. AU; temporary

3 control number: ACT2215.

34. Aunt Sally: or, The cross the way offreedom; a narrative of the slave-life and purchase of the mother ofRev. Isaac Williams, ofDetroit, . [monograph]; NETSCAPE; American Reform Tract and Book Society: Cincinnati, 1859. 216 pp.; "Slavery--Alabama"; BP; E444 .xW79 1859s.

35. Bankhead's work for river and harbor improvements: his labors andposition strongly e'fl(}orsed: history ofriver and harbor improvements in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Weatherford Printing: Tuscaloosa, 1904. 14 pp.; UA; TC424.A2 B2 1904x.

36. The Banner. [serial]; NOTIS; Isaac S. Barr: Florence, AL, 1883-1892. continued by: "Florence Gazette"; microfilm; UA, 1883-1892 (scattered); microfilm.

37. Better Worker. [serial]; NOTIS; Better Workers Institute, Inc.: Tuskegee, July 1944-Feb. 1958. Vols. 1-28; AU; temporary control number: AHA7421.

38. Booker T. 's complete life from the cradle to the grave; a human interest story depicting the life achievements ofa great leader ofa rising race. [monograph]; NOTIS; Austin-Jenkins: Washington, D.C., c1915. 320 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W23.

39. ''Bulletin" (Alabama College). [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Montevallo, 1923-. previous title: "Bulletin" (Alabama Technical Institute and College for Women); AU; LD7251.A4 A2.

40. Getting acquainted with Shelby County: an introductory resource study. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama College: Montevallo, 1945. 80 pp.; ~ "Bulletin" (Alabama College); microfilm; AU; F332.S5 A5 and MADD.

41. Gettingacquaintedwith Shelby County: an introductory resource study. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama College: Montevallo, 1945. 80 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama College); microfilm; AU; MADD.

42. Good roads, Arbor Day. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Education: Montgomery, 1917. 16 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 47, rev. 1917; AU; Ll 16.B2 No. 47 rev. 1917.

43. ''Bulletin" (Alabama Division of Child Caring Institutions). [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Child Welfare Department: Montgomery, 1926-. AU; HV742.A2 B85.

44. State Highway Department. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Highway Department?; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1914. 27 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama State Highway Department), No. 5; AU;

4 45. "Bulletin" (Alabama Technical Institute and College/or Women). [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Montevallo, 1910?-1923. previous title: "Alabama Girls' Technical Institute Bulletin"; continued by: "Bulletin" (Alabama College); AU, Vols. 13-16 (1920-1922); LD7251.A4 A2.

46. The construction of the concrete slab pit privy. [monograph]; NOTIS; The State Board ofHeath: Montgomery, 1923. 15 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama State Board of Health"; AU; TD775.C66 1923.

47. ''Bulletin of the Alabama State Normal College, Florence". [serial]; NOTIS; State Normal College: Florence, 1912-. previous title: "State Normal College (Florence Ala.) Annual catalogue"; AU, 1912/1913-1916/1917; LD1771.F6 C3.

48. Women in Alabama industries: a study ofhours, wages and working conditions. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1924. 86 pp.; "Bulletin" ( Women's Bureau), No. 34; contributors: Agnes L. Peterson, Elisabeth A. Hyde, Kathleen B. Lowrie; microfilm; AU; HD6096.A2 W65 1924 No. 34 and MADD.

49. The Catholic Week. [serial]; NOTIS; Rev. D.J. Kelley: Birmingham, Dec. 16, 1934-. AU; ffiX1415.A3 C38.

50. The Centennial celebration of the Episcopal Diocese ofAlabama, 1831-1931: Christ Church, Mobile, January 24-26, 1931. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: Mobile, 1931. 48 pp.; "Episcopal Church--Alabama--History"; "Alabama--Church history"; BP; BX5980.A6 C56 1931.

51. Centennial memorial, Greensboro District. [monograph]; NOTIS; Published by order of the District Conference of the Greensboro District, Alabama Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South: n.p., 1908. 32 pp.; contents: The Centennial of Methodism I Felix M. Wood; Educational achievements of one hundred years I C.P. Atkinson; An Itinerant's experience I E.M. Turner; A Sermon I John A. Thompson; UA; BX8394.A2x.

52. Centennial year ofMethodism in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Quarterly Conference of Ozark Church: n.p., 1908? 12 pp.; variant title: "History of the Methodist Church in Dale County"; UA; BX8248.A2 C5x.

53. The Centreville press. [serial]; NOTIS; Publishing: Centreville, AL, Dec. 24, 1879-. weekly newspaper that is not already microfilmed; AU, latest three months only;

54. The Child Welfare Department of the State ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1923. 16 pp.; variant title: "Brief

5 story of the Child Welfare Department\ AU; KFA 104.C45 1923.

55. The city of Tuskaloosa, its many advantages as a manufacturing point and as a place ofresidence, the facts that make it the Pittsburgh of the South. Including a prospectus of the Tuskaloosa coal, iron & land company, organized January 15th, 1887. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Cincinnati, Press ofKeating & Company: Tuskaloosa, 1887. 55 pp.; BP; F334.T9 CS.

56. Climatological Data, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Weather Bureau Office, etc.: Montgomery, Oct. 1896-. Vol. 1, No. 1-; AU; QC984.A2 C58.

57. Co-etiquette. [serial]; NOTIS; Women's Student Government Association of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1943-1947? previous title: "Handbook for women students"; continued by: "Handbook of rules and regulations for women students"; AU, 1943/1944-1946/1947; LD271.A8837.

58. The College index. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1892-. AU, Vol. 1, Nos. 1-3, 6-8 (1892-1893); LD271.A8813.

59. The Colored Alabamian. [serial]; NOTIS; Colored Alabamian Company: Montgomery, 1907-1916. Vols. 1-10; AU; MADD.

60. Commercial vegetables: insect, disease, nematode and weed control recommendations. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Cooperative Extension Service: Auburn, 19--? 62 pp.; AU; SB950.C66 1900z.

61. The Complete church register, Poplar Springs Church: Methodist Episcopal Church, South. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; The Church: Poplar Springs, AL, 1887-1935. 1 volume (unpaged); BP; F332.W6 C65 1887.

62. The Confederate States almanac for the year of Our Lord 1864: being bissextile, or leap year, and the 4th year ofthe independence of the Confederate States ofAmerica. [monograph]; NOTIS; Burke, Boykin; S.H. Goetzel: Macon, GA; Mobile, 1863. 20 pp.; AU; AY381.C5 1864.

63. Constitution ofthe Alabama State Colonization Society, and the Officers for the Year 1852, with an address, by the President, to the People of the State. [monograph]; Montgomery; Job Office of the Alabama Journal: Montgomery, 1851. 7 pp.; text involves effort to send blacks in Alabama to Africa; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 5, #39.

64. The Coosa Valleyan . [serial]; NOTIS; Bays D. Cather and A. Heath Cather: Pell City, AL, Jan. 29, 1902-. Vol. 1, No. 1 (Jan. 29, 1902)-; microfilm; AU, Jan.29, 1902-Dec.21, 1904;MADD.

65. Cotton Culture: a guide for raising profitable cotton crops. [monograph];

6 Montgomery; German Kali Works: New York, NY, c1910. 90 pp.; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 2, #35.

66. Danville community fair, Danville, Alabama, Friday and Saturday, October 20 and 21, 1939. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Danville, AL, 1939. AU; temporary control number: AFM3459.

67. District/airs, Cullman County. [serial]; NOTIS; Cullman Tribune: [Cullman, AL], 1921. AU, 1921; GT4610.A2 C93.

68. The Dixie Home. [serial]; NOTIS; Roundtree: Birmingham, June 1910 (Vol. 27, No.5)-. continued by: "Dixie Home Magazine"; UA, 1910, 1912-1913 (incomplete); HQ535.D59x.

69. The Dixie Manufacturer. [serial]; NOTIS; Rountree Publishing: Birmingham, 192-? - 1933. continued by: "Industrial Register"; UA, 1926-1933; HC107.A13 DS 1.

70. Dothan home journal (Dothan, Ala.). [serial]; NOTIS; Hill & Hill: Dothan, 1899-1917. continued by: " home and farmjournal"; microfilm; AU,Jan. 10, 1899-Dec.19, 1900;MADD.

71. The Educational exchange and Alabama teachers'joumal. [serial]; NOTIS; Southern School Exchange Publishers: Birmingham, 1889-1891. Vol. 2, No. 1 (Nov. 1889) - Vol. 3, No. 9 (Jan. 1891); continued by: "Educational exchange" (1891); formed by the union of "Educational exchange" and "Alabama teachers' journal"; AU, Vol. 2, Nos. 1-4, 6 (1889-1890), Vol. 3, Nos. 1, 7-9 (1890-1891); fL11.A3.

72. The Emancipator. [serial]; NOTIS; The Emancipator Publishing Company: Montgomery, 1917-1920? "This publication is dedicated to the colored people of America and to all other peoples fettered by visible or invisible chains"; microfilm; AU; MADD.

73. An Exposure of the Ku-Klux-Klan. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, n.d. 23 pp.; AU; E668.E6.

74. Effective service: some 1930 results showing the value of county farm and home demonstration agency work. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 193-? 8 pp.; "Extension Pamphlet (Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service)," No. 2; AU; RA784.E44 No. 2.

75. Facts and.figures illustrative of the value of the Alabama and Mississippi Rail Road. [monograph]; Montgomery; Selma Reporter Job Office: Selma, 1851. 27 pp.; "by W.S.B."; ADAH; Curry Pamphlet Collection (#LPRlOO).

7 76. The Farm Journal: a monthly magazine for the field andfireside. [ serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, Feb. 1878-Jan. 1879. continued by: "Alabama Farm Journal"; AU, Vol. 1, Nos. 1, 3-8, 10, 12 (1878-1879); Sl .A42.

77. Farmer's almanac/or the states o/, S. Carolina, Mississippi, , Alabama, Florida, and adjacent states for the year of our Lord, 1868... [monograph]; NOTIS; Joel White: Montgomery, 1868. 28 pp.; UA; AY151.A2 F3 1868x.

78. Farmers' Free List: Speech ofHon. Stanley H. Dent, Jr., ofAlabama, in the House ofRepresentatives, Saturday May 6, 1911. [monograph]; Montgomery; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1911. 6 pp.; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 8, #5.

79. The Farmers' Union Guide. [serial]; NOTIS; Farmers' Union Printing Company: Pell City, AL, Feb. 20, 1907-. "Devoted to the farm, the home and education in all its branches."; UA, Feb. 20-27, 1907; not available.

80. Favorite recipes ofAlabama Vocational Home Economics Teachers. [NOTIS; State Department of Education, Home Economics Education: Montgomery, n.d. AU; temporary control number: AEE1444.

81. The Florence Land, Mining and Manufacturing Company ofFlorence, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brandon Printing: Nashville, 1887. 25 pp.; NA; F334.F63 F6.

82. Folk-lore primer. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Folk-Lore Committee, Alabama Association Teachers ofEnglish: n.p., 1917? 20 pp.; BP; GR46.F65 1917.

83. Fort Payne, Alabama, illustrated. [monograph]; NOTIS; Journal Printing House: Elizabeth, NJ, 1890. 52 pp.; UA; F334.F7 F7.

84. The Freedmen's bank swindle: the Colored people of the South robbed and plundered of their hard earnings by government and ring thieves at the Washington bank and its branches: extracts from the report to Congress by Hon. B.B. Douglas, chairman, the speeches of the Hon. Wm. S. Stenger, ofPennsylvania, and Hon. Taul (Paul?) Bradford, ofAlabama, upon the same, including extracts from the testimony and newspapers on the subject. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Cunningham & Brashears, Printers: Washington, D.C., 1876. 16 pp.; "Prepared by G.C. Wedderburn for the National Democratic Committee"; BP; HG2613.W34 F67 1876.

85. Garden letter. [NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, n.d. AU; temporary control number: AGU8944.

86. Good roads days: August 14 & 15. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama State Highway Department: Montgomery, 1904?-. Bulletin (Alabama State Highway

8 Department); AU, Nos. 12-13 (1916-1917); TE24.A2 G66.

87. The Gulf States Historical Magazine. [ serial]; NOTIS; Gulf States Historical Magazine: Montgomery, 1902-1904. Vols. 1-2; AU, Vols. 1-2 (1902/1903-1903/1904); F296.G97.

88. The gum tree canoe. [musical score]; NOTIS; George P. Reed: Boston, cl 847. 3 pp.; First line of text: "On so bright I was born... "; UA; M1621.S735 G96 1847x.

89. The Guntersville Project: a comprehensive report on the planning, design, construction, and initial operations of the Guntersville Project. [monograph]; NOTIS; TVA: Knoxville, 1941. 423 pp.; AU; Y 3.T 25:17/4.

90. Handbook/or women students. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940?-. continued by: "Co-etiquette"; AU; LD271.A8837.

91. The Handbook of the Alabama State Teachers Association. [ serial]; NOTIS; Alabama State Teachers Association: Montgomery, 1936?-. AU; Ll3.A29 H36.

92. The Harvest gleaner. [serial]; NOTIS; Rev. J.H. Jenkins: Phenix City, AL, 1896?-. microform; AU, Sept. 16, 1896-Nov.4, 1896; MADD.

93. Henry County midland. [serial]; NOTIS; Thomas H. Jernigan and Britt Grouby, etc.: Headland, AL, March 8, 1894-. "The farmer's friend; the merchant's medium; the mechanic's mouthpiece; the professional man's portfolio"; microform; AU, March 8, 1894-June 22, 1894; MADD.

94. The Mobile Basin and improvement association: promoters of improved waterways to the Gulf ofMexico, water transportation and the development ofhydro-electric power. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1928. 111 pp.; "Historical and patriotic series," No. 8; AU; F321.A2512 No. 8.

95. Historical collections ofJefferson County, Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Works Progress Administration: Birmingham, 193 7. 9 vols. 9 sections; "section six was copied from the original Church records, section seven from a manuscript in the possession of the Bessemer Coal, Iron and Land Company, and section eight from the original newspaper file in the County Courthouse in Birmingham"; BP; F332.J4 H56 1937.

96. A history and description of the Bailey Springs, Lauderdale County, Ala., with an account ofseveral remarkable cures of dropsy, dyspepsia, scrofula, and female diseases with certificates and references to men of undoubted veracity all over the country. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Wm. M. Button

9 & Company: Memphis, 1860. 38 pp.; microfilm from Duke University Library Photoreproductions Service; microfilm; BP; microfilm.

97. A history ofSt. John's Parish, Elyton, Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Works Progress Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 199 leaves; BP; BX5980.S325 U54 1938.

98. History of the pioneer large-power development in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Alabama?, 1937. 22 pp.; also a 1935 edition (at UA), comprised of only 12 pages; UA; HD9685.U7 A61425 1937x.

99. Home-front news. [serial]; NOTIS; Bruce McGehee Bible Class of the Auburn Methodist Church: Auburn, Oct. 1942-. AU, Vols. 1-3 (1942/1945); fD810.C67 Al.

100. Huntsville before 1908. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Huntsville, AL, 19--? 62 pp.; AU; F334.H9 H86 1908.

101. Index to the Alabamafannjoumal: Appendix D. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 19--? pp. 269-280; AU; fS1.A422 1900z.

102. Industrial Register. [serial]; NOTIS; Industrial Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1933-. previous title: "Dixie Manufacturer"; UA, 1933-1938; HC107.A13 15.

103. Journal ofProgress. [serial]; NOTIS; Mobile, 1874?-. UA, 1877-1878; Sl.J6.

104. Journal of the Alabama Annual Conference of the Methodist Church. [serial]; NOTIS; The Church: Montgomery, 1939-1955. Vols. 1-17; absorbed: "Journal of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South"; continued by: "Journal of the Alabama Annual Conference, Southeastern Jurisdiction, the Methodist Church"; AU, 1939-1955; BX8382.A4.

105. Journal of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. [serial]; NOTIS; The Conference: Alabama, 1918-1978. Vols. 86-106; previous title: "Minutes of the Alabama Conference of the M.E. Church, South"; absorbed by: "Journal fo the Alabama Annual Conference of the Methodist Church"; AU, Vols. 86-106 (1918-1938); BX8381.A65.

106. . The Journal ofthe Medical Association ofthe State ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Board of Censors: Montgomery, 1931-1983. variant title: "Journal of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama and of the State Board of Health"; previous title: "Transactions of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama"; continued by: "Alabama Medicine"; AU, Vols. 1-52 (1931-1983); R15.M5.

10 107. Journal of the Conference of the Methodist Church. [ serial]; NOTIS; The Conference: Alabama, 1939-1967. continued by: "Journal of the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church"; AU; BX8381.A66.

108. Labor Advocate. [serial]; NOTIS; Pratt Mines, AL; Jere Dennis: Birmingham, 1890-1949. "Official journal of the Birmingham Trades Council and the United Mine Workers of Alabama"; microfilm; UA, 1890-1895; AU (MADD), 1912-1913; microfilm.

109. Living costs of 187 Alabama farm homes. (as estimatedfrom a study ofsurveys made by four county home demonstration agents, January, 1924). [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1924. 55 leaves; AU; HD6979.L5 1924.

110. Madison County farm program. [NOTIS; n.p.: Huntsville, AL, n.d. 57 pp.; AU; S451.A2 M3.

111. Manufacturer's Review. [serial]; NOTIS; Manufacturer's Review Company: Birmingham, Oct. 14, 1899-. "A semi-monthly journal devoted to the industrial development of the Southeast."; UA, 1899-1901; Tl.M237.

112. Meeting for the purpose offormulating plans for the inauguration of{the J "Ten-Year Program/or Balanced Prosperity in Alabama," State Capitol and Whitley Hotel, 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1940? 78 leaves; UA; HC107.A4 M45x.

113. Memoir ofAmanda Jane Watson ofMarion, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; American Sunday School Union: Philadelphia, 1847. AU; temporary control number: AHE2800.

114. Merchants and planters prices current. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Mobile, 1840?-. microfilm; AU, 1840-1841(incomplete); UA, 1840-1877 (incomplete); HD9874.M4 (AU); microfilm (UA).

115. The Messenger. [serial]; Clinton J. Callaway: Tuskegee, 1906-1913. Vol. 1, no. 1 (1906)-; merged with "The Negro Farmer" to form "The Negro Farmer and Messenger"; microform; AU, Vol. 1, No. 25 (March 2, 1906) - Vol. 6, No. 18 (May 5, 1911); MADD.

116. Minutes of the Alabama Conference of the ME. Church, South. [serial]; NOTIS; The Conference: Alabama, 1832?-1917. continued by: "Journal of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South"; AU; BX8381.A65.

117. Minutes of the Alabama Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1855-1887. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; WPA: Birmingham, 1937. 205 leaves; transcribed from the original by Works Progress Administration,

11 Library Project 3529; BP; BX8977.A2 M56 1937.

118. Minutes of the nineteenth anniversary of the Liberty Baptist Association: held with Concord Church, Choctaw County, Alabama on the 20th and 22nd September, 1856. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; J.Y. Thompson: Mobile, 1856. 7 leaves; BP; BX6470.L52 M56 1856a.

119. Mi"or (Montgomery, Ala.). [serial]; NOTIS; Distribution Division, State Department of Public Welfare: Montgomery, 1937?-. variant title: "Mirror commodity distribution"; contributor: "Alabama State Department of Public Welfare"; AU, Vol. 1, No. 11 (1938); fHV696.F6 A2.

120. The Montgomery advertiser almanac and reference bookfor ... [serial]; NOTIS; The Advertiser Company: Montgomery, 1901. "A cyclopedia of statistical, official, agricultural, historical, state, national and general information"; AU, 1901; AY67.M8 A3.

121. Muscle Shoals District Alabama, where the eyes ofAmerica are turned; facts, views, maps and general information. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Muscle Shoals Book: Sheffield, AL, 1922. unpaged; AU; TK1425.M8 M8.

122. The Muscle Shoals Monthly. [serial]; NOTIS; Gazette Publishing Company: Sheffield, AL, 1926-. UA, 1926-1927; HC107.A4 A16.

123. The Muscle Shoals situation as viewed by the press ofAmerica: brief excerpts from recent newspaper and magazine editorials. [monograph]; NOTIS; Muscle Shoals Power Distributing Company; Muscle Shoals Fertilizer Company: Birmingham, 1926. 96 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 M83 1926.

124. My garden & home in the South. [serial]; NOTIS; Weymar Publishing Company: Auburn, Dec. 1934-Dec. 1936. Vols. 1-3; AU, Vol.I, Nos. 2-7; SB403.M8.

125. The Negro Farmer. [serial]; Tuskegee Institution: Tuskegee, Apr. 1940-June 1965. microform; AU; MADD.

126. The Negro Farmer and Messenger. [serial]; Negro Farmer Publishing Company: Tuskegee, 1914-1918. Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 31, 1914) - v.6, no. 1 (Mar. 1918); title changed to "The Negro Farmer and Messenger" with v. 2, no. 21, result of merger between "The Negro Farmer" and "The Messenger"; microform; AU; MADD.

127. Negro year book. [serial]; NOTIS; Negro Year Book Publishing Company: Tuskegee, c1914-1915-. previous title: "Negro year book and annual encyclopedia of the Negro"; AU; 1916/1917-1918/1919, 1925/1926, 1931/1932, 1937/1938, 1941/1946, 1947/1951; E185.5 .N41.

12 128. New rural industries (hat fit your community: suggestions for planning, building, operating processing plants, farm supply plants, marketing centers, farm and home services. [monograph]; NOTIS; Progressive Farmer: Birmingham, 1945? 13 pp.; title from cover: "More jobs, higher prices, better marketing, lower production costs, improved living standards"; UA; HD1761.N47 1945x.

129. The New South. [serial]; NOTIS; Critz Petty: Huntsville, AL, Jan. 10, 1885-. microfilm; AU, Jan. 10, 1885-Dec. 11, 1886; MADD.

130. Memorial addresses in honor ofDr. Booker T. Washington. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.P. Bell Company, Inc.: Lynchburg, VA, 1916. 31 pp.; "Occasional papers" (John F. Slater Fund), No. 17; microfilm; AU; MADD.

131. Our Children (Alabama Children's Aid Society). [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Children's Aid Society: Birmingham, 1921-. AU, 1921-1922; HV742.A2 Al.

132. Oven Magic. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts & Son: Birmingham, 1940? 268 pp.; "cookery, American--Alabama"; AU; TX715.092.

133. The Patron's Grange Almanac. [monograph]; UA, 1876; Battle & DeBardeleben: Mobile, 1876-. NOTIS; variant title: "Granger's Almanac"; AY101.M6 P3x.

134. People's Weekly Tribune. [serial]; NOTIS; Birmingham, 1894-. published as "Weekly Tribune" (1899-1900); UA, 1896-1897; microfilm.

135. The plan and scope ofthe Alabama Alliance Oil Company to be located at Demopolis, Alabama; submitted to the planters and citizens ofMarengo and adjoining counties. [monograph]; NOTIS; Mobile Stationery Company: Mobile, 1889. 6 pp.; UA; HD9093.U5 A6.

136. Possibilities in new and extended uses ofthe sweet potato. [NOTIS; Alabama Experiment Station: Auburn, n.d. AU; temporary control number: ACT2217.

137. Power development in Alabama: description of the system of the Alabama Power Company including the water power development at lock twelve on the , with a briefresume of the future ofpower development in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Power Company: Birmingham, 1918. 49 pp.; AU; HD9685.U7 A6186 1918.

138. Powergrams. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Power Company: Birmingham, April 1921-. absorbed by "Update" (Alabama Power Company); AU; fHD9685

13 .U7 A62.

139. The Presbyterian Home. [serial]; NOTIS; The Home: Talladega, AL, 1904?-. continued by: "Beginnings" (Talladega, AL); contributor: Presbyterian Home for Children (Talladega); AU; HV995.T3 P73.

140. Proceedings (Alabama Educational Association). [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Birmingham, 1886-1921. Vols. 5 (1886) - 40 (1921); previous title: "Proceedings of the Alabama Teachers' Association... annual convention"; AU; Ll3.A27.

141. Progressive Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Jack A. Dair: Montgomery, 1936-. previous title: "Alabama public works and highway journal"; AU, Vol. 1 (1935-1936); UA, Vols. 1-4 and 6; fHC107.A4 P7; TE24.A2 P7x.

142. Remarks on the growth and culture of the cotton plant, more particularly as cultivated in the state ofAlabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; David Clapp: Boston, 1850. 12 pp.; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 2, #34.

143. Reportfor... section of the and Crop Service of the Weather Bureau. [serial]; NOTIS; Weather Bureau: Washington, D.C., 1896-1906. variant title: "Climate and Crop Service of the Weather Bureau. Report for the Alabama section of the Climate and Crop Service of the Weather Bureau"; continued by: "Report for...section of the Climatological Service of the Weather Bureau"; spine title: "Report of climate & crop service of theWeather Bureau"; AU, Vol. 1 (1897-1902) and Vol. 2 (1903-1906); fQC983.R47.

144. Report of the ... annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Union: auxiliary to the Alabama Baptist State Convention. [serial]; NOTIS; The Union: Montgomery, 1893?-. AU; Vol. 19 (1912), Vol. 32 (1925); BX6207.A6 A5.

145. Report of the Committee ofFifteen, on the establishment ofa Plank Roadfrom Tuskaloosa toRoup's Valley. [monograph]; Montgomery; n.p.: Tuskaloosa?, cl 849. 19 pp.; ADAH; Curry Pamphlet Collection (#LPRIOO).

146. Reports of the President, Directors, and Chief Engineer of the Alabama and Tennessee River Rail Road Company, at the Second Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, at the Town of Talladega, November 18, 1851. [monograph]; Montgomery; Brittan and De Wolf: Montgomery, 1851. 60 pp.; ADAH; Curry Pamphlet Collection (#LPRlOO).

147. The Rural Alabamian. [serial]; NOTIS; C.C. Langdon: Mobile, Jan. 1872-.

14 microfilm; AU, Vols. 1-2 (1872-1873); MADD.

148. Scenes in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.H. Parish Publishing: Chicago, 1895. 12 parts in one volume; "Alabama--Description and travel--Views"; UA; F326.S34.

149. South: The News Magazine ofDixie. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama News Magazine, Inc.: Auburn, 1936-1972. Vols. 1-38; AU; fF206.S58.

150. South Western Baptist. [serial]; NOTIS; AW. Chambliss: Marion, AL, 1850-1865. previous title: "Alabama Baptist Advocate"; microfilm; AU; MADD.

151. Southern Aegis. [serial]; NOTIS; G.R. Cather: Ashville, AL, Jan. 1, 1873-. absorbed Southern Alliance (1900); microfilm; AU; MADD.

152. The Southern Agriculturist. [serial]; NOTIS; Thomas J. Key: Montgomery, 1872?-. UA, Vol. 24, No. 8 (April 16, 1896); SI .S5x.

153. The Southern Alliance. [microfilm]; NOTIS; W.S. Griffith: Ashville, AL, 1893-. began in 1893, ceased in 1900?; absorbed by Southern Aegis (1900); AU; MADD.

154. Southern cooperative series bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University: Blacksburg, VA, 1943-. also: "SCS Bulletin" and "Southern Cooperative Series Bulletin"; published by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station and the agricultural experiment stations of other Southern states; AU, Nos. 1-98, 100-114, 116-117, 119-123, 126-157, 159-202, 204-206, 208-244, 246-248, 256-260, 262-273, 275-281, 283-285, 287-295, 298-301, 303-314, 316, 318, 320, 322, 325-327, 329, 332-340, 342-343, 345-354, 356-357, 359-361, 363, 366-367, 370-371, 374-375, 378-379, 382; fS445.S67.

155. The Southern Cultivator and Dixie Farmer. [serial]; NOTIS; Jas. P. Harrison & Company: Atlanta, ceased with Vol. 93 (July 193 5)? continued by: "Southern Farmer"; microfilm; AU; MADD.

156. The Southern dial and African monitor. [serial]; s.n.: Wetumpka, AL, 1858-. Vol. 1, no. 1 (1858) - ?; AU has only Vol. 1, no. 11 (1858); AU; fE449.S7238.

157. Southern Farmer. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1840-. continued by: "Southern Farm & Home"; UA, vols. 96-111 (various); Sl.S8 A4.

158. Southern Livestock Journal. [serial]; NOTIS; Southern Livestock Journal Company: Macon, GA, 1940?-1957. Vols. 1-17; contributor: Alabama Cattlemen's Association, Georgia State Livestock Association; AU, Vols.

15 11-17 (1951/1952-1957); t'SF1.S6.

159. Southern Medical Journal. [serial]; NOTIS; Southern Medical Association: Birmingham, July 1908-. absorbed "Gulf States Journal of Medicine and Surgery" (1911) and "Mobile Medical and Surgical Journal" (1911); AU; Rll.S68.

160. The Southern plantation. [serial]; NOTIS; J. Falkner & Company: Montgomery, 187?-. microfilm; AU, Jan. 14, 1875-May 3, 1877; MADD.

161. Southern Star. [serial]; NOTIS; Joseph A. Adams: Newton, AL; Ozark, AL, 1867-. UA, 1894-1927 (scattered); no call number available.

162. Southern Statesman. [serial]; NOTIS; Luckett & Ormsby: Prattville, AL, 1854-. microfilm; AU, 1860-1861 (scattered issues); MADD.

163. Southern Worker. [serial]; NOTIS; Southern Worker: Birmingham, Aug. 1930 - Sept. 1937. Vols. 1-5; "The paper of the toiling masses of the South"; "Issued weekly by the Communist Party of the U.S.A."; continued by: "New South"; microfilm; AU, MADD;

164. The story of the Authority and haw it all began at Muscle Shoals. [motion picture]; NOTIS; Howell and Graves, Inc.: Muscle Shoals, 1936? 1 videocassette (originally a promotional film); "Howell & Graves, Inc., promotes the Muscle Shoals area in northern Alabama, located on the Tennessee River, featuring the industry and beauty of the area. The beginning of the Tennessee Valley Authority is discussed."; NA; Media Center.

165. Subject-author index to The Southern Plantation. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery?, related title: "Title index to The Southern Plantation"; AU; MADD {AI 21.S68 S92).

166. Suggested items/or use in programs/or the observance ofArbor Day.. for schools, clubs, scout organizations, patriotic and civic societies and others. [serial]; NOTIS; State Commission on Forestry: n.p., 1935-1936, 1938. "Special publication" (Alabama. State Commission ofForestry); AU, 1935-1936, 1938; SD363.S84.

167. Title index to The Southern Plantation. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery?, related title: Subject-author index to The Southern Plantation; AU; MADD (AI 21 .S68 T57).

168. The Town & Country Almanac and Handbook ofInformation. [serial]; NOTIS; Cawthon-Coleman: Selma, AL, 1913. UA; AY101.S4 T6x.

169. Transcript ofproceedings of meeting for the purpose offormulating plans for the

16 lnauguration ofa "ten-year program for balancing prosperity in Alabama," held at state capital and Whitley Hotel, May 29, 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1940. 78 leaves; variant title: "Ten-year program for balancing prosperity in Alabama"; AU; HC107.A2 T7.

170. The Tuskaloosa Journal. [serial]; NOTIS; Journal Publishing Company: Tuskaloosa, 1894-. microfilm; UA, 1894-1896; microfilm.

171. Tuskegee News {Tuskegee, Ala.). [serial]; NOTIS; Bilbro and Graham: Tuskegee, 1888-1979. Vol. 23, No. 4 (Feb. 10, 1888) - Vol. 114, No. 33 (Nov. 1, 1979); previous title: "Tuskegee Weekly News"; absorbed "Tuskegee Herald"; weekly newspaper; microfilm; AU, Feb. 10, 1888 - Nov. 23, 1905, Jan. 4, 1906 - Dec. 26, 1946, etc.; MADD.

172. Vision andfulfillment. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute?: Tuskegee?, 1929. 16 pp.; AU; LC 2851.T82 V57 1929.

173. What do you know about ?: a booklet of South Alabama highlights. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bank ofFairhope: Fairhope, AL, 1941? AU; F332.B2 W6 1941.

174. Who's who in Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; DuBose Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1940-. "a biographical volume of men and women in Alabama, who by their vision and accomplishments have made their contributions to the progress of this great commonwealth" - no more published?; AU, Vol. 1 (1939/1940); F325.W57.

175. The Wire-grass siftings. [serial]; NOTIS; Williams & Hill: Dothan, AL, 1890-. microfilm; AU, 1891-1898; MADD.

176. A Sister ofMercy. Alabama State Fair March. [monograph]; NOTIS; Sisters of Mercy: Birmingham, 1906. AU; temporary control number: AGU1068.

177. Abernethy, Thomas Perkins. The formative period in Alabama, 1815-1828. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1922. 192 pp.; "Historical and patriotic series," No. 6; AU; F321.A2512 No. 6.

178. Adams, John Quincy. Message from the President of the United States, transmitting the proceedings of the Court and Marshal of the United States, for the District ofAlabama, in relation to the cargoes of certain slave ships, &c: slave ships in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed by Gales & Seaton: Washington, D.C., 1826. 77 pp.; AU; J82.A62 1826.

179. Adams, Mable E. A study of the food consumption habits ofa group offarm families in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; : Tuscaloosa,

17 1943. 72 leaves; UA; T378.Ad18s 1943.

180. Adams, Ozie L. Effect offeeding chicks on rations that supply the essential amino acids from various sources ofvegetable proteins. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 47 leaves; TU; Reference.

181. Adamson, Wendell Mavity. Industrial activity in Alabama, 1913-1932. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Business Research of the University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 131 pp.; UA; HC107.A4 A65.

182. Adamson, Wendell Mavity. Income in counties ofAlabama, 1929 and 1935. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Business Research, School of Commerce and Business Administration, University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. "Multilithed series," No. 1; AU; HC107.A4 A53 No.I.

183. African Methodist Episcopal Church. The A.ME. Church Review. [serial]; NOTIS; A.M.E. Church: Atlanta, July 1884-. microfilm; AU, Apr. 1902 (Vol. 18, No. 4), Jan. 1918 (Vol. 34, No. 3); MADD.

184. African Methodist Episcopal Church, Alabama Annual Conference. Journal of the ... Alabama annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. [serial]; NOTIS; A.M.E. Sunday School Union: Nashville, 1867?-. UA, 1924 (57th annual conference); BX8443.A5 J6x.

185. African Methodist Episcopal Church. Alabama Annual Conference. Journal of the ... Alabama annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. [serial]; NOTIS; A.M.E. Sunday School Union: Nashville, 1867-. UA, 1924 (57th); BX8443.A5 J6x.

186. African Methodist Episcopal Church, East Alabama Annual Conference. Journal of the ... annual session of the East Alabama Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. [serial]; NOTIS; A.M.E. Sunday School Union: Nashville, 1912?-. UA, 1924 (12th annual conference); BX8443 .AS J62x.

187. African Methodist Episcopal Church, South Alabama Conference. Journal of the ... annual session of the South Alabama Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. [serial]; NOTIS; A.M.E. Sunday School Union: Nashville, 1913?-. UA, 1924 (11th annual conference); BX8443.S6 J6x.

188. African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. The Church Extension Department of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, 1936-1944. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Church?: Birmingham, 1944. 8 pp.; UA; BX8452.A37 1944x.

189. African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Church Extension Department. Semi-annual report of .. corresponding secretary-treasurer. [serial];

18 NOTIS; The Church: Birmingham, 1941-1943. UA, 1941-1943; BX8450.A372x.

190. Agee, James. Let us now praise famous men. [monograph]; NOTIS; Houghton Mifflin: Boston, 1941. 471 pp.; variant title: "Three tenant families"; AU; F326.A17 1941.

191. Agricultural and Horticultural Society of Western Alabama. Fair (2nd: 1860: Demopolis, Ala.). Premium list of the secondfair of the Agricultural and horticultural society ofwestern Alabama... [monograph]; NOTIS; Booksellers and Stationers: Mobile, 1860. microfilm; UA; MICROFILM.

192. Agricultural and Mechanical College (Normal, Alabama). The Normalite. [serial]; Huntsville; The College: Normal, 1916, 1919. Vol. II (1916), Vol. ill (1919); 100-130 pp. (each); These two editions of The Normalite (school yearbook) are the only two in the holdings of the university. Many photographs of students in classroom situations, professors, campus, etc. Alabama A&M University; University Archives.

193. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Annual report of the president of the Agricultural and Mechanical College, Auburn, Alabama, to the general assembly. [serial]; NOTIS; W.W. Screws: Montgomery, 1874/1875. AU, 1874/1875; Tl 71.A56.

194. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Catalogue of the State Agricultural and Mechanical College ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Auburn, 1872-1893. AU, 1872/1873-1892/1893; Tl 71.A29.

195. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Catalogue and circular of the Agricultural and Mechanical College ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The College; John P. Morton: Auburn; Louisville, KY, 1872. previous title: "Catalogue of the Officers and Students of the East Alabama College"; continued by: "Catalogue of the State Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama"; AU, 1871/1872; LD271.A76.

196. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Catalogue of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Auburn, 1894-1899. continued by: "Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Catalogue of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute"; previous title: "Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Catalogue of the State Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama."; AU;

197. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Report of the trustees of the Agricultural and Mechanical College ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Auburn, 1884-. also "Report of the board of trustees of the State Agricultural and Mechanical College"; AU, 1884-1888; tLD271.A72 Al.

19 198. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Report of the Agricultural and Mechanical College ofAlabama/or the years... [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Auburn, 1888-1898. also "Report of the president ot the trustees of the A. and M. College"; AU, 1888-1898; LD271.A72 Al.

199. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Report of the board of trustees of the State Agricultural andMechanical College. [serial]; NOTIS; [The College]; Barrett & Brown: Auburn; Montgomery, 1878/1880-1882/1884. continued by "Report of the trustees of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama"; AU, 1880-1881/1881-1882, 1882-1883/1883-1884; fLD271.A72 Al.

200. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Report of the Agricultural & Mechanical College ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The College; Barrett & Brown: Auburn; Montgomery, -1877/1878. continued by: "Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Report of the Board of Trustees of the State Agricultural & Mechanical College for the years ... "; UA, 1877/1878; LD271.A6615 A32x.

201. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, Agricultural Experiment Station. Annual report ofAgricultural Experiment Station ofAgricultural and Mechanical College ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Station: Auburn, 1888-1898. continued by: "Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station. Annual report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute"; microfilm; AU, 1888-1898 (Nos. 1-11); S31.E23 andMADD.

202. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, Board of Trustees. Board Minutes. [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Auburn, Mar. 16, 1872-June 13, 1898. also "Minutes of the Board of Trustees"; previous title "East Alabama Male College, Board of Trustees, Board Minutes"; AU, 1872-1898; LD271.A71.

203. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama (Normal, Alabama). Catalogue. [serial]; Huntsville and Montgomery; The College (later Alabama A&M University): Normal, 1888?-. various titles: "Catalogue, State Colored Normal and Industrial School"; "Catalogue of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama for Negroes"; "Annual Bulletin of the Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes"; "The Normal Index: Annual Catalog Edition of the Agricultural and Mechanical College ... "; "Annual Catalogue of the State Agricultural and Mechanical Institute"; Issues available at Alabama A&M: 1895-1896, 1897-1898, 1898-1899, 1911-1912, 1914-1915, 1921-1922, 1922-1923, 1923-1924, 1924-1925, 1925-1926, Aug. 1926, Aug. 1927, 1929-1930, Aug. 1930, July 1931, Aug. 1933, Aug. 1936, Aug. 1937, Aug. 1938, Aug. 1939, June 1940, 1940-1941, 1941-1942, Aug. 1943, Aug. 1944, Aug. 1945, May 1946,

20 May 1947, etc.; issues available at ADAH: 1888-1889, 1890-1891, 1892-1893, 1894-1895, 1895-1896, 1897-1898, 1898-1899, 1899-1900, 1905-1906, 1906-1907, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1921-1942 (one each year, except for 1935); Alabama A&M University and ADAH; University Archives and ADAH.

204. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, School of Mechanic Arts. School ofMechanic Arts of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, A. andM College, Auburn, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The School: Auburn, 1888. AU; Tl71.A85.

205. Agricultural Committee of the Alabama Bankers' Association. Banking and Farming in Alabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; The Association?: Montgomery?, July 1914. 12 pp.; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPR117), Box 1, #5.

206. Agricultural Research and Experiment Station, Tuskegee Institute. Bulletin {Tuskegee Institute, Agricultural Research and Experiment Station). [serial]; NOTIS; Agricultural Research and Experiment Station: Tuskegee Institute, 1942-. No. 43-; previous title: Bulletin (Tuskegee Normal and Industial Institute, Experiment Station); each number has a distinctive title; AU; S31.E8 and MADD.

207. Aiken, D. Wyatt. The Grange: its origin, progress and educational purposes: a noteworthy address. [monograph]; NOTIS; 1883, 16 pp.; "Pamphlets in American History"; microfilm; AU; MADD.

208. Akin, Emma E. A Booker T. Washington School. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harlow Publishing Corporation: City, 1938. 219 pp.; microfilm; AU; PE 1130 .N4 A5 and MADD.

209. Alabama. The agricultural laws ofAlabama, annotated. [monograph]; NOTIS; Michie: Charlottesville, VA, 1941. 302 pp.; reprinted from the Code of Alabama, 1940; AU; KFA 239.A3 1941.

210. Alabama. Game andfish laws ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1908-. contributors: Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries, Alabama Department of Conservation of Game, Fish, and Seafoods; AU, 1908, 1912, 1921, 1923, 1927/1928-1928/1929, 1930/1931-1932/1933, 1935/1936;

211. Alabama. General laws of the legislature ofAlabama creating the Railroad Commission ofAlabama: defining its powers and duties; also defining the duties of transportation companies and prescribing penalties for failure ofperformance thereof [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: n.p., 1907. 94 pp.; AU; KFA 301.A3 1907.

21 212. Alabama. Regulations relating to game, fish, seafoods andfur-bearing animals. [serial]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 193 9/1940-1946/194 7. contributor: Alabama Department of Conservation; AU, 1939/1940-1946/1947; SK365.A52.

213. Alabama Academy of Science. The Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science. [serial]; NOTIS; Printing Service: Auburn, 1924/1926-. Vol. 1-; AU, Vol. 1 (1924/1926)-; Ql 1.A37.

214. Alabama Adult Education Conference for Negro Teachers, (1938: Montgomery). Alabama adult education conference for Negro teachers, State Teachers College, Montgomery, Alabama, August 15-26, 1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.P.A. Adult Education Program in cooperation with State Department ofEducation, 1938: Montgomery, 1938. 62 leaves; AU; LC5209 .AS 1938.

215. Alabama Agricultural and Industrial Department, Immigration and Markets Bureau. The Alabama land book: (prospectus); A text book descriptive of the agricultural and commercial advantages ofa great state giving a detailed description ofagricultural and business conditions... [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1916. 6 pp.; AU; HD1375 .A4 1916.

216. Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Association and Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Fair. Premium list of the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Association Fair. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Montgomery, 1871. AU, 1871; GT4610.A2 P73.

217. Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College, Alumni Association. Constitution of the Alumni Association (adopted June 28, 1882) and minutes of the meeting ofJune 11, 1896. [monograph]; NOTIS; Post Publishing Company: Opelika, 1896. 6 pp.; AU; LD271.A888 1896.

218. Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Fair. Premium list of the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Association Fair. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Montgomery, 1871/1872. UA, 1871-1872; GT4610.A2 P73.

219. Alabama Agricultural Association. State Fair: Montgomery. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Montgomery, 1906-. AU, 1906; GT4610.A2 S82.

220. Alabama Agricultural Association and Alabama Agricultural and Industrial Exposition. List ofpremiums of the Alabama Agricultural and Industrial Exposition. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Agricultural Association: Montgomery, 1910-. AU, 1910, 1912; GT4610.A2 L57.

221. Alabama Agricultural Association and Alabama Agricultural Fair. List of

22 meet. [serialL NOTIS; The Association: Montgomery, 1906-. AU, Vols 2 and 3 (1907, 1908); UA, (1908, 1910); GT4610.A2 L572.

222. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. A statistical study ofthe agriculture of nine counties in the Black Belt ofAlabama, 1900-1929. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Experiment Station?: Auburn, 1929. 20 pp.; AU; S31.E7 S7.

223. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station of the Agricultural and Mechanical College. Bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; The Experiment Station: Auburn, 1883-1903. Nos. 1-123; continued by: "Bulletin (Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute)"; AU, Nos. 1-123; S31.E2.

224. Alabama. Agricultural School, Hamilton. History of the State Secondary Agricultural School, Hamilton, Alabama, 1895 to 1933. [monograph]; NOTIS; The School?: Hamilton, 1934? 19 pp.; UA; S537.A53.

225. Alabama Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South (1859: Eufaula, Ala.). Minutes of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South; held in Eufaula, Alabama, Nov. 30th-Dec. 8th, 1859, with an appendix ofimportant miscellaneous matter. [monograph]; NOTIS; G.C. Rogers: Marion, AL, 1859. microfilm; UA; microfilm.

226. Alabama Association of Future Farmers of America. The Alabama Future Farmer. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Association of Future Farmers of America: n.p., 1931-1965. Vols. 1-34; AU, Vol. 4 (1934)-Vol. 34 (1965); A533.F8 A4.

227. Alabama Association of Highway Engineers. Annual proceedings. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Montgomery, 1912/1913-. AU, 1912/1913-1914/1915; TE1.A6.

228. Alabama Attorney General's Office. Title to real estate at and near Montevallo: proposed to be conveyed to the Board of Trustees ofthe Alabama Girl's Industrial School. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roemer Printing Company: Montgomery, 1895. 33 pp.; AU; F334.M68 A43 1895.

229. Alabama Baptist State Convention. Annual of the Alabama Baptist State Convention, containing proceedings of the ... session... [serial]; NOTIS; The Convention: Birmingham?, 1823-. microfilm; AU, 1823-1958, etc.; MADD.

230. Alabama Baptist State Convention. Minutes ofthe... annual session of the Alabama Baptist State Convention. [serial]; NOTIS; The Convention: Mobile, 1823-. UA, 1860-1861 (microfilm), 1872; BX6353.A2 A4x and microfilm.

231. Alabama Baptist State Convention (1908: Montgomery). Centennial celebration

23 of the Baptists ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1908? 20 pp.; microfilm; AU; BX6248.A2 A3.

232. Alabama Child Welfare Department. Alabama childhood: the official bulletin of the State Child Welfare Department ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1921-1922. Vol. 1, Nos. 1-4; AU, Vol. l; HV742.A2 A4.

233. Alabama Child Welfare Department. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Birmingham, 1927? - 1934. continued by: "Alabama Bureau of Child Welfare, Annual Report"; AU, 1927/1928, 1933/1934; HV 742. A2A35.

234. Alabama Child Welfare Department. Bulletin (Alabama. Division of Child Caring Institutions). [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Child Welfare Department: Montgomery, 1926-. AU, Nos. 1-3 (1926-1928); HV 742.A2 B85.

235. Alabama Child Welfare Department. The Child Welfare Department of the State ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1923. 16 pp.; variant title: "Brief story of the Child Welfare Department"; AU; KFA 104.C45 1923.

236. Alabama Child Welfare Department. Four years with the State Child Welfare Department. A description of the Department's purposes and accomplishments. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1927. 69 pp.; AU; HV742.A2 A5 1927.

237. Alabama Children's Aid Society. Our Children. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Children's Aid Society: Birmingham, 1921-? AU, Vol. 1 (Nos. 1&4), Vol. 2 (Nos. 2, 1-2); 1921-1922; HV 742.A2 Al.

23 8. Alabama Civilian Rehabilitation Service. New opportunities for disabled men and women in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Department of Education, State of Alabama: Montgomery, 1925? 24 pp.; "Civilian rehabilitation bulletin," No. 2; variant title: Vocational rehabilitation of persons disabled in industry or otherwise; AU; LC1046.A2 A33 1925.

239. Alabama Colored Baptist State Convention. Annual Session. Journal of the ... annual session of the Alabama Colored Baptist State Convention. [serial]; NOTIS; National Baptist Publishing Board: Nashville, 1867?-. UA, 1913; BX6444.A42x.

240. Alabama Commercial and Industrial Association. Annual meeting of the Alabama Commercial and Industrial Association held at New Decatur, Ala., April 18 & 19, 1900. [monograph]; Montgomery; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1900. 44 pp.; ADAH; Department of Agriculture Collection.

24 241. Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture. Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture of the State ofAlabama:from September 1, 1883, to September 1, 1886. [monograph]; NOTIS; Barrett & Company: Montgomery, 1886. 22 pp.; UA; S31.A32 1886x.

242. Alabama Commissioner of Conservation. Alabama game, fish andfur regulations. [serial]; NOTIS; Commissioner of Conservation: Montgomery, 1936-1938. previous title: "Alabama. Game and fish laws of Alabama"; continued by: "Alabama. Regulations relating to game, fish, seafoods and fur-bearing animals"; UA, 1936/1937-1938/1939; SK365.A52x.

243. Alabama Commissioner of Industrial Resources. Alabama: a few remarks upon her resources, and the advantages she possesses as inducements to immigration. [monograph]; NOTIS; John G. Stokes: Montgomery, 1869. 22 pp.; AU; HC107.A4 A295 1869.

244. Alabama Commissioner to Survey the Coosa River. Report of the survey of the Coosa River, made under authority of the State. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Sentinel Job Office Printing: Montgomery, 1868. 16 pp.; AU; TC424.C6 P4.

245. Alabama Commissioner to Survey the Coosa River. Report of Thomas Pearsall, commissioner to survey the Coosa River and lands adjacent thereto, to the governor. [monograph]; NOTIS; John G. Stokes & Company: Montgomery, 1870. 14 pp.; UA; QB296.U5 C6 1870.

246. Alabama Conference Historical Society. The centenary ofAlabama Methodism: plans and suggestions/or its observance. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Society: Montgomery, 1908. 4 pp.; UA; BX8393.C5x.

247. Alabama Conference Historical Society. The Methodist Church of Union Springs, Alabama: souvenir of the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of official planting of the Methodist Church within the bounds ofwhat is now Alabama, 1808-1908. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Conference Historical Society: Union Springs, 1908. 11 pp.; UA; BX8481.U58 M59x.

248. Alabama Conference Historical Society. The Methodist churches ofMobile: souvenir of the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of the official planting of the Methodist Church within the bounds ofwhat is now Alabama, 1808-1908. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1908? lOpp.; AU; BX8395.M6 A5.

249. Alabama Cooperative Extension Service and Marion County Rural Areas Development Committee. Overall economic development program for Marion County: progress through agricultural, industrial and educational development. [monograph]; NOTIS; Cooperative Extension Service,

25 Auburn University, in cooperation with the USDA and RAD committees: Auburn, 1965. 72 leaves; AU; fHC107.A22 M37 1967.

250. Alabama Cotton Seed Crushers Association. Meeting. Minutes of the annual meeting of the Alabama Cotton Seed Crushers Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1913. UA, 1913; HD9093.A2x.

251. Alabama Department for the Inspection of Mills, Factories and Manufacturing Establishments. Annual report of the Factory Inspector of the State of Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1912-. contributor: W.H. Oates; AU, 1912; HD6250.U4 A2.

252. Alabama Department of Agriculture. The adaptability ofAlabama land to the growth offirst-class tobaccos: pro.fits of this crop contrasted with cotton. [monograph]; Montgomery; Smith, Allred & Company: Montgomery, 1892. 24 pp.; at top of cover: "Tobacco Culture in Alabama!"; at bottom: "Making Beds, Transplanting, Pruning, Topping and Curing"; ADAH also has 1893 edition of this title; ADAH; Department of Agriculture Collection.

253. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Advice to farmers. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1913. 14 pp.; UA; S31.A44.

254. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Agricultural and industrial education. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1909. 71 pp.; UA; S531.A53.

255. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Alabama crop report. [serial]; Montgomery; The Department?: Montgomery, 1921 ?-. ADAH, 1921; State Government Records (recorded in finding aid notebook).

256. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Alabama, her resources and what she is doingwith them. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1901. 48 pp.; AU; HC107.A4 A4 1901.

257. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Alabama: its soil, climate, resources and present development, by the governor. [monograph]; Montgomery; Roemer Printing: Montgomery, 1895. 13 pp.; ADAH; Department of Agriculture.

258. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Alabama's Resources andfuture prospects, 1897. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts & Son: Birmingham, 1897. 387 pp.; variant title: "Handbook of Alabama"; AU; HC107.A4 A473 1897.

259. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Boll weevil bulletin. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1911. 7 pp.; UA; S31.A444.

260. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Com bulletin/or the year... [serial]; NOTIS;

26 The Department: Montgomery, 1910-. UA, 1910-1913; SB189.A4.

261. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Com, cotton, oats, peas, velvet beans, soy beans, sweet potatoes, hay, hogs. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1911. 8 pp.; UA; S31.A445.

262. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Fertilizer and other laws pertaining to agriculture, September 1st, 1907. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1907. 30 pp.; UA; S31.A446.

263. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Invitation to immigrants by the Governor of Alabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1893. 24 pp.; ADAH; Department of Agriculture Collection.

264. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Rules and regulations governing the sale and transportation ofnursery stock into and within the state ofAlabama; adopted by the State Board ofAgriculture, July 8, 1924. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board?: Montgomery, 1924. 35 pp.; AU; KFA 250.A33 1924.

265. Alabama Department of Agriculture. Some Alabama plant diseases. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1910. 22 pp.; contributor: Francis Ernest Lloyd; UA; S31.A447.

266. Alabama Department of Agriculture . Summary ofseed inspection and analysis. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1931/1932-. UA, 1931/1936, 1940-1945; S31.A35.

267. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Agricultural Code of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1927. 287 pp.; AU; HD186.A2 1927.

268. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Agricultural Code, 1923. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company, State Printers and Binders: Montgomery, 1923. 152 pp.; AU; HD186.A2 1923.

269. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Agriculture ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1938. 160 pp.; microfilm; AU; HD1775.A2 A4 1938 and MADD.

270. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Agriculture ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1930. 185 pp.; UA; HDl 775.A2 A4 1930.

271. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama seed law and rules and regulations. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1942, 1945. 19 pp.; 19 pp.; AU; KFA 244.S4 A3 1942

27 and 1945.

272. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1907. 387 pp.; Bulletin of State agricultural department; No. 27; AU; HC107.A2 .A243.

273. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama hand book: Agriculture and industrial resources and opportunities. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries: Montgomery, 1919. 445 pp.; AU; HC107.A4 A2115 1919.

274. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. The Alabama opportunity. Observations upon and descriptions ofthe rapid commercial, industrial and agricultural advancement ofAlabama in recent years. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1906. 199 pp.; AU; HC107.A4 A4 1906.

275. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama Farm Production. [serial]; NOTIS; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics and Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries: Montgomery, Feb. 1928-. ADAH has 1928-1932; AU, Vols. 1-9 (1928-1935); fHD1401.A2.

276. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama's public servants to housekeeping and trade. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery?, 1923? 21 pp.; UA; QC89.U6 A25 1923.

277. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama markets journal and crop report. [serial]; Montgomery; The Department: Montgomery, 1916-1927. ADAH, 1916-1927; UA, Vol. 8, Nos. 1, 2, 6, 7 (1923-1924); ADAH's State Government Records (recorded in finding aid notebook).

278. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama land book; a detailed description of the agricultural and business conditions in those counties ofAlabama that have joined together in an earnest and well planned movement to stimulate, direct and maintain the growth of the state in a manner proportionate to her resources, opportunities and advantages. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1919. 167 pp.; UA; F326.A556.

279. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabamafarmers'for sale, want and exchange bulletin. [serial]; Montgomery; The Department: Montgomery, 1932-. continued by: "Alabama farmers' bulletin"; bound volumes containing very brittle newsprint; never microfilmed; ADAH; Department of Agriculture Collection.

280. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama/arm land bulletin.

28 1941; State Government Records (recorded in finding aid notebook).

281. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama acreage report. [serial]; Montgomery; The Department?: Montgomery, 1923-? ADAH, 1923; State Government Records (recorded in finding aid notebook).

282. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Annual Report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1883/1886?-. AU, 1891/1892, 1911, 1913-1917/1918, 1923/1924-1925/1926, 1943/1944, 1946/1947-1947/1948, 1949/1950-1961/1962, 1963/1965, 1967/1968, 1969/1970-1992/1993, 1994/1995; UA, 1883/1886, 1910/1911-1917/1918, etc.; BP, 1911, 1912-1913; S31.A2.

283. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. A complete list ofaccredited hatcheries and accredited and certified flocks. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wilson Printing Company: Montgomery, 1932. 19 pp.; UA; SF493.A53 1932.

284. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. A complete list [ofl accredited hatcheries and accredited and certifiedflocks. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery?, 1930. 12 pp.; also a copy of this edition held at ADAH (Agriculture Department Collection); UA; SF493.A53 1930.

285. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Department Bulletin (Alabama Department ofAgriculture and Industries). [serial]; NOTIS and Montgomery; The Department: Montgomery, 1923-. No. 1 (1923)-; series and/or subseries: "Fertilizer and fertilizer material," "Commercial feeding stuffs," "Foods and drugs," "Vinegars," "Report of analyses of samples of seed collected in Alabama," "Summary of seed inspection and analysis in Alabama for the period ... "; each number has a distinctive title; No. 23 mislabelled No. 22; AU, Nos. 1-3, 5-8, 10-24, 27-32, 34, 36-38, 40-46, 49, 52-56, 59-60, 65, 69, 70-78, 83-86, 91, 93, 98-104, 106-121; ADAH, various numbers that are not held by AU; S31.A232 and ADAH.

286. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. A general description of the state ofAlabama, with reference to the character ofits various soils, and its general agricultural advantages. [monographt NOTIS; W.D. Brown: Montgomery, 1884. 143 pp.; UA; S451.A55 .

287. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Minutes of the Board of Control of the Alabama Experiment Station. [serial]; Montgomery; The Department?: Montgomery?, 1911-1922. ADAH, 1911-1922; State Government Records (recorded in finding aid notebook) .

288. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Poultry regulations relating

29 to flock and hatchery inspection. [NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, n.d. AU; temporary control number: AHC1826.

289. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Rules and regulations. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1927. 34 pp.; UA; S31.A42.

290. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Seed laboratory leaflet. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries: Montgomery, 1939?-. description based on No. 2 (May 27, 1939); AU, Nos. 2-11 (1939-1943); fSB114.U7 A22.

291. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Summary of seed inspection and analysis in Alabama/or the period .. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, July 1940-. previous title: "Report of analysis of samples of seed collected in Alabama"; AU, 1940/1942 (No. 44 of Department Bulletin), 1942/1943 (No. 45 of Department Bulletin); S31.A232.

292. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries, Marketing News Section. Livestock market daily news releases. [serial]; Montgomery; The Department: Montgomery, 1938-. ADAH, 1938-(ongoing); State Government Records (recorded in finding aid notebook).

293. Alabama Department of Agriculture, Lupton, N.T., and Smith, Eugene Allen. Addresses ofDr. N. T. Lupton & Dr. Eugene A. Smith: delivered before the State Agricultural Society in convention at Selma, Ala., Feb. 2nd, 1888. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Department of Agriculture: Montgomery, 1888. 24 pp.; AU; S31.A43 1988.

294. Alabama Department of Archives and History. ''Bulletin" (Alabama Department ofArchives and History). [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1904-. contributor: Thomas McAdory Owen; AU, Nos. 1-6; F321.A13.

295. Alabama Department of Archives and History. Engineers ofyesteryear. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1928. 80 pp.; Peter Brannon, editor; "Alabama--Public works"; AU; TA24.A9 AS 1928.

296. Alabama Department of Conservation. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1938/1939-. previous title: "Alabama Department of Conservation of Game, Fish and Seafoods. Annual report"; continued by "Alabama Department of Conservation. Report for fiscal year"; AU, 1938/1939-1942/1943; UA, 1943/1944, 1946/1947-1947/1948; HC107.A4 A35.

297. Alabama Department of Conservation. Conservation and sportsmen's

30 Montgomery, 194-? 13 leaves; UA; SK3.AS.

298. Alabama Department of Conservation. Principal food and game fishes of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1940. 7 pp.; UA; QL628.A2 AS.

299. Alabama Department of Conservation. Quadrennial report of the Department of Conservation ofthe State ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1922. previous title: "Alabama Department of Game and Fish, Biennial report"; continued by: "Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries, Quadrennial report of the Department of Game and Fisheries of the State of Alabama"; AU, Vol. 1 (1918/1922); HC107 .A4 A35.

300. Alabama Department of Conservation. Report/or .fiscal year. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1943/1944-1964-1965. previous title: "Alabama Department of Conservation, Annual Report"; continued by: "Alabama Department of Conservation, Annual Report, 0093-7541 "; AU, 1943/1944-1964-1965; HC107.A4 A35.

301. Alabama Department of Conservation. Where to.fish in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 194-? folder; UA; SH465.AS4.

302. Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Alabama Conservation. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources: Montgomery, 1940-1995. previous title: "Alabama game and fish news"; continued by: "Outdoor Alabama"; AU; fshl l.A6 A4.

303. Alabama Department of Conservation of Game, Fish and Seafoods. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1935-1938. previous title: "Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries, Quadrennial report"; continued by: "Alabama Department of Conservation, Annual report"; AU, 1934/1935-1937/1938; HC107.A4 A35.

304. Alabama Department of Conservation of Game, Fish, and Seafoods. Policy planting quail. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1938. 7 pp.; UA; SK365.A35.

305. Alabama Department of Education. Alabama teachers' professional reading course: with suggestions for county and group meetings. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Education: Montgomery, 1919/1920-1928-1929. continued by: "Teachers' professional reading course"; AU, 1919-1929; LB1753.A2 AS.

306. Alabama Department of Education. Annual report. [serial]; NETSCAPE; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1909-. BP, 1909-1921;

31 AU, 1934/1935-1953/1954, etc.; L116. B12 (BP); L116.B3 (AU).

307. Alabama Department of Education. Alabama's country schools and their relation to country life. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1913. 112 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 33; "compiled by N.R. Baker"; AU; Ll 16.B2 No. 33.

308. Alabama Department of Education. Consolidation ofschools and transportation ofpupils. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1917. 80 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 56; AU; Ll 16.B2 No. 56.

309. Alabama Department of Education. Rural schoolhouses and grounds: with suggestions for the erection, repair, and equipment of school buildings with state aid, and a classification of consolidated schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1916. 88 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 52; AU; Ll 16.B2 No. 52.

310. Alabama Department of Education. Scoring guide for standardizing rural schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1914. 4 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 29; AU; Ll 16 .B2 No. 29.

311. Alabama Department of Education. Alabama's country schools and their relation to country life. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1913. 112 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 33; contributor: Naaman Rimmonn Baker; AU; Ll 16.B2 No. 33.

312. Alabama Department of Education. Consolidation of schools and transportation ofpupils. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1917. 80 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Transportation), No. 56; AU; L116 .B2 No. 56.

313. Alabama Department of Education. A comparative study of the public school systems in Alabama and other typical states and an exhibition of educational conditions in the sixty-seven counties ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1916. 32 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 55; AU; Ll 16.B2 No. 55.

314. Alabama Department of Education. An educational survey of three counties in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1914. 179 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 43; AU; L 116.B2 No. 43.

32 teachersandprincipals, 1934-1935. [monograph]; NOTIS; State of Alabama, Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1934. 20 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 12; UA; LB2842.A52.

316. Alabama Department of Education. Circular ofinformation from Department of Education ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1898. 152 pp.; AU; LA231.A4 1898.

317. Alabama Department of Education. A collection ofsongs for the public schools of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1911. 23 pp.; UA also has 1914 and 1917 editions of this title; UA; M1994.A32.

318. Alabama Department of Education. A comparative study ofthe elementary schools, white and colored, ofthe 67 counties ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1921. 14 pp.; "reprinted from Alabama School Progress for February 1921 "; CHECK TO SEE IF THIS TITLE SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN ITS ENTIRETY (Alabama School Progress); TITLE IS NOT IN AU's HOLDINGS; AU; LB1561.A3 A3.

319. Alabama Department of Education. A comparative study of the public school systems in Alabama and other typical states and an exhibition of educational conditions in the sixty-seven counties ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1916. 32 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 55; AU; Ll 16.B2 No. 55.

320. Alabama Department of Education. Consolidation ofschools and transportation ofpupils. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1917. 80 pp.; UA; LB2861.A2 .

321. Alabama Department of Education. Courses ofstudy, adopted text books for state secondary agricultural schools. [serial]; NOTIS; Department of Education; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, -1922. previous title: "Rules and regulations, course of study and adopted texts for the district agricultural schools of Alabama."; bound with and under: "Rules and Regulations, Courses of Study, Adopted Text Books for State Secondary Agricultural Schools." 1922; AU, 1922; S534.A4.

322. Alabama Department of Education. Daily programs ofrecitation and study suggestive for use in the rural and village schools ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1908. 9 pp.; AU; LB1561.A2 A2 1908.

323. Alabama Department of Education. The elimination ofilliteracy in Dale County; report ofa visit ofthe rural school agent. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama

33 Illiteracy Commission: Montgomery, 1915. 31 pp.; AU; LC 152.A2 D2 (Dobbins).

324. Alabama Department of Education. The equalization of educational opportunity in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1934. 45 pp.; UA; LA231.A183.

325. Alabama Department of Education. Hand book/or county institute instructors. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1912. 47 pp.; AU; LB1823.A3.

326. Alabama Department of Education. Handbook/or school and community organizations; suggested programs and activities. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 192-? 86 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

327. Alabama Department of Education. Humane treatment ofanimals and birds; suggestions for instruction in humaneness preparedfor the teachers of the public schools ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1927. 79 pp.; UA; HV4712.A2 A2.

328. Alabama Department of Education. Library list for elementary schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1934. 44 pp.; UA; Ll 16.B2 1934 No. 8.

329. Alabama Department of Education. Literacy and illiteracy in Alabama; including the complete data and some observations and suggestions based on the biennial census of 1914. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1914. 31 pp.; AU; LC152.A2 A33.

330. Alabama Department of Education. A Manual for county institute instructors. [serial]; NOTIS; Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1914?-. AU, 1914-1915; LBl 753.A2 A4.

331. Alabama Department of Education. A manual for the county high schools of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1910. 135 pp.; AU; LB2801.A16 1910.

332. Alabama Department ofEducation. A manual/or the county high schools of Alabama; containing rules and regulations, courses ofstudy, adopted texts, treatment of several subjects in the curricula. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1914. 149 pp.; UA; LB2801.Al6 1914.

333. Alabama Department of Education. Materials/or school and community organization programs: theme: improving the child's environment-the home and the school. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wilson Printing Company:

34 Montgomery, 1930. 72 pp.; AU; HQ772.A3 A2.

334. Alabama Department of Education. Manual ofhealth supervision. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1924. 39 pp.; "Miscellaneous bulletins of the Division of Physical and Heath Education"; 1924; AU; GV 224 .Al A3 1924.

335. Alabama Department of Education. Narrative report. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.; Wetumpka Printing: n.p.; Wetumpka, AL, 1935/1937-. "some reports are part of the BULLETIN (Alabama Dept. of Education)"; AU, 1935/1937-1937/1942, 1947; L116.B32.

336. Alabama Department of Education. The outlook/or the public elementary and high schools ofAlabama during 1934-35. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1935? AU; LA231.A5.

337. Alabama Department of Education. Plans and specifications/or approved toilets for new buildings/or Alabama public schools. Revised [monograph]; NETSCAPE; The Department: Montgomery, 1928. 8 pp.; Duke ; Perkins Quarto: 371.626 A316B.

338. Alabama Department ofEducation. Program and selections/or the celebration January 19, 1907 ofthe birth of Gen. Robert Edward Lee. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1907. 22 pp.; AU; E467.1 .L4 PS.

339. Alabama Department of Education. Report ofspecial drive against illiteracy among men ofdraft age . [monograph]; NETSCAPE; The Department: Montgomery, 1918. 36 pp.; BP; LC152.A2 R46 1918.

340. Alabama Department of Education. Report on illiteracy by Division of Exceptional Education, 1927. [NOTIS; Birmingham Printing: Birmingham, 1927. 31 pp.; UA; LC152.A2 A3 1927.

341. Alabama Department of Education. Report of the survey of Clarke County schools: school year 1937-1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; State of Alabama, Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1938. 109 leaves; "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 60; contributor: Alabama State Board of Education; AU; fLA231.A44 No. 60.

342. Alabama Department of Education. Report ofthe survey ofEtowah County schools: school year 1937-1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; State of Alabama, Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1938. 96 leaves; "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 58; contributor: Alabama State Board of Education; AU; fLA231.A44 No. 58.

343. Alabama Department of Education. Report of the survey ofHenry County schools: school year 1937-1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; State of Alabama,

35 Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1938. 89 leaves; "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 57; contributor: Alabama State Board ofEducation; AU; fLA231.A44 No. 57.

344. Alabama Department of Education. Report of the survey ofMacon County white schools: school year 1937-1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; State of Alabama, Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1938. 61 leaves; "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 61; contributor: Alabama State Board of Education; AU; fLA231.A44 No. 61.

345. Alabama Department of Education. Report of the survey of Talladega County schools: school year 1937-1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; State of Alabama, Department ofEducation: Montgomery, 1938. 96 leaves; "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 59; contributor: Alabama State Board ofEducation; AU; fLA231.A44 No. 59.

346. Alabama Department of Education. Report of the Survey ofElmore County Schools, 1927-1928. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1929. 123 pp.; "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 1; AU; LA231 .A44 No. 1.

347. Alabama Department of Education. Report of the survey ofcounty schools. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1929-. "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education); UA; LB2823.A23.

348. Alabama Department of Education. Report of the survey ofElmore County Schools: school year 1927-1928. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1929. 123 pp.; "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 1; UA; LA232.E6 A2 1929x.

349. Alabama Department of Education. Rules and regulations, courses ofstudy, adopted text books/or state secondary agricultural schools. [serial]; NOTIS; Department of Education; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1923-. previous title: "Courses of study, adopted text books for state secondary agricultural schools."; AU, 1923-1927; S534.A4.

350. Alabama Department of Education. Rules and regulations, course ofstudy and adopted texts/or the district agricultural schools. [serial]; NOTIS; Department of Education; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1914. Bound with and under: "Rules and Regulations, Courses of Study, Adopted Text Books for State Secondary Agricultural Schools." 1914; AU, 1914; S534.A4.

351. Alabama Department of Education. Rules and regulations for classification and accreditment ofsecondary schools for negroes. [monograph]; The Board:

36 Birmingham, 1929. 56 pp.; contributor: Alabama State Board of Education; AU; LC2802.A2 A3 1929.

352. Alabama Department of Education. Rules and regulations for county high schools: program ofstudies and adopted text books for county and rural high schools: minimum content ofcourses ofstudy for Alabama public high schools. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1923-. previous title: "Alabama Department of Education. Rules and regulations"; UA, 1923, 1929-1930;

353. Alabama Department of Education. Rules and regulations for public high schools. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1918-1920?-. variant title: "Program of studies and adopted textbooks for county and rural schools," "Minimum content of courses of study for Alabama public high schools"; UA, 1918-1920, 1923, 1929-1932, 1937;

354. Alabama Department of Education. Rules and regulations: program ofstudies: adopted text books/or county high schools. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, -1922. continued by: "Alabama Department of Education. Rules and regulations for county high schools"; UA, 1921-1922; LB1613.A2 A3x.

355. Alabama Department of Education. Rural school pamphlets. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 191-? 1 volume; UA; LB1567 .AS.

356. Alabama Department of Education. Scoring guide for standardizing rural schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; Department of Education: Montgomery, 1914. 4 pp.; AU; Ll 16 .B2 No. 29.

357. Alabama Department of Education. Some results of the work ofthe Homemakers' Club/or Negro Girls in Alabama, 1915. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department : Montgomery, 1916. 16 pp.; AU; TX165.A3 A42.

358. Alabama Department of Education. Special official report ofJohn 0. Turner, state superintendent ofeducation, ofexperiment station and agricultural schools ofAlabama,for scholastic years 1896-7 and 1897-8, to His Excellency, Joseph F. Johnston, governor ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roemer Printing Company: Montgomery, 1898. 72 pp.; also held by ADAH; AU; S534.A5 1896-98.

359. Alabama Department of Education. A Statistical study ofeducation in Alabama from 1890 to 1921. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: n.p., 1922. 55 pp.; contributor: Alabama State Board of Education; AU; LA231 .A4 1922.

360. Alabama Department of Education. A study ofhigher education for Negroes in

37 volume (various pagings); contributor: Edgar Wallace Knight; UA; LC2802.A2 A5 .

361. Alabama Department of Education. Thomas Jefferson's birthday. Program and selections/or its celebration, April 13, 1909, in the schools ofAlabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; The Department: Montgomery, 1909. 32 pp.; BP; E332.A31.

362. Alabama Department of Education and Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Department of Education. Agricultural education news letter. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute?: Auburn, 1920-. AU, Vols. 1-2 (1921-1922); S534.Al A3.

363. Alabama Department of Education, Division of Physical and Health Education. Field days. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: n.p., 1925. 80 pp.; "Miscellaneous bulletins of the Division of Physical and Health Education," 1925; AU; GV224.Al A3 1925.

364. Alabama Department of Education, Division of School and Community Organization. Character training, the joint responsibility ofhome, school and community: a study program for school and community organization. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: n.p., 1928. 74 pp.; AU; temporary call number: AFD5671.

365. Alabama Department of Education, Division of School and Community Organization. Parent-Teacher Association health education program. [serial]; NOTIS; Department of Education, State of Alabama, Division of School and Community Organization: Montgomery, 1928/1929-? AU, 1928/1929; LB3409.U6 A2.

366. Alabama Department of Education, Division of School and Community Betterment. Program leaflet, Division of School and Community Betterment. [serial]; AU; The Department: Montgomery, 1925?-. NOTIS; LC232.A2 A2.

367. Alabama Department of Game and Fish. Alabama bird day book. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1911-1923. AU, 1911-1923; QL676.A3.

368. Alabama Department of Game and Fish. Biennial report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1908-1918. Vols. 1-6; AU, Vols. 1-6 (1907/1908-1916/1918); HC107.A4 A35.

369. Alabama Department of Game and Fish. Bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1907?-. AU, No. 2 (1908); SK365.A42.

370. Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries. Alabama game andfish news. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1929-1940. continued by:

38 "Alabama Conservation\ AU, Vols. 1-12 (1929/1930-1940); t'SHl l.A6 A4.

371. Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries. Bird day bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1929-. previous title: "Some birds, game and fish of Alabama"; AU, 1929-1932; QL676.A3 .

372. Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries. Quadrennial report of the Department of Game and Fisheries of the State ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1926. previous title: "Alabama Department of Conservation, Quadrennial report of the Department of Conservation of the State of Alabama"; continued by: "Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries, Quadrennial report"; AU, Vol. 2 (1922/1925); HC107.A4 A35.

373. Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries. Quadrennial report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1930-1934. 3rd (1926/1930), 4th (1930/1934); previous title: "Alabama Department of Game and Fish, Quadrennial report of the Department of Game and Fisheries of the State of Alabama"; continued by: "Alabama Department of Conservation of Game, Fish and Seafoods, Annual report"; AU; HC107.A4 A35.

374. Alabama Department of Game and Fisheries. Some birds, game and.fish of Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 192-? - 1925? previous title: "Alabama bird day book"; continued by: "Bird day bulletin"; AU, 1925; QL676.A3.

375. Alabama Department oflndustrial Relations. Children ineligible for employment in the mills, factories, and manufacturing establishments in the state of Alabama, 1914. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1914. 23 pp.; UA; HD6250.U4 A3 1914x.

376. Alabama Department oflndustrial Relations. Children ineligible for employment in the mills, factories and manufacturing establishments in the state of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown: Montgomery, 1913? 30 pp.; UA; HD6250.U4 A3x.

377. Alabama Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Labor, Board of Mediation. Alabama's coal mining industry in relation to the current inactivity of the state's coal mines: Report of the Board ofMediation, May 19, 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery?, 1941? 30 leaves; UA; TN805.A6 A3 194lx.

378. Alabama Department of Labor. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Wetumpka, AL, 1936-. AU; 1935-1938, 1944/1945-1959/1960, 1961/1962-1976/1977; HD8053.A35 A3.

39 379. Alabama Department of Public Health. Public water supplies on record, Jan. 1, 1937. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1937. 9 pp.; AU; RA592.A2 A3.

380. Alabama Department of Public Health. Tobacco use in Alabama. [NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, AU; temporary control number: AHE6123.

381. Alabama Department of Public Welfare. Alabama social welfare. [serial]; NOTIS; State Department of Public Welfare: Montgomery, 1936-. previous title: "Bulletin (Alabama. State Department of Public Welfare. Bureau of Field Services)"; AU; fHV 86 .A234.

3 82. Alabama Department of Revenue. Report of the Department ofRevenue and Land Commissioner of the State ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1901-. AU and UA; lU 11.A255.

3 83. Alabama Department of State Docks and Terminals. Facts about Alabama state docks, Mobile, Alabama: Gulfgateway to world commerce. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1946? 23 pp.; AU; fHE554.A4 F32.

384. Alabama Division of Child Caring Institutions. Bulletin - State ofAlabama, Division of Child Caring Institutions. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Child Welfare Department: Montgomery, 1926-. AU, 1926-1928 (Nos. 1-3}; HV 742.A2B85.

385. Alabama Division of Vocational Education, Agricultural Education Service. Home grounds improvement: suggested teaching guide. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Department of Education: Montgomery, n.d. AU; temporary control number: ACB7890.

386. Alabama Education Association. The Education Bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Montgomery, 1934-1957. Vols. 1-21; continued by: "AEA Education Bulletin"; AU; Ll 1.A4.

3 87. Alabama Education Association. A Program for improving public . [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Education Association: Montgomery, 1945. 30 pp.; "Miscellaneous bulletins" (Alabama Education Association}, 1945; AU; LB 7 .AS 1945.

388. Alabama Education Association. The school situation in Alabama: Will our schools open next session?: a bulletin. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Association?: Montgomery, 1932. 29 pp.; AU; LB2826.A2 A526.

389. Alabama Educational Survey Commission. Public education in Alabama; a report of the Alabama Educational Survey Commission. [monograph]; NOTIS; The American Council on Education: Washington, D.C., 1945. 452 pp.;

40 AU; LA 231 .A4 1945.

390. Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association. Pooling Cotton: Why and how. [monograph]; Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association: Montgomery, 1932. 32 pp.; AU; temp control number: AFS8968.

391. Alabama Farm Bureau Federation. Alabama Farm Bureau News. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Farm Bureau Federation: Montgomery, Apr. 1922-198? continued by: "Alfa news"; microfilm; AU, Apr. 1922-Dec. 1941 (microfilm); MADD.

392. Alabama Farm Bureau Federation. The Alabama Farmers State. [serial]; NOTIS; Hartwell Hatton: Montgomery, 1923/24? UA; not available.

393. Alabama Farm Bureau Federation. The cooperative cold storage ofeggs. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1928? 6 pp.; AU; SF501.A4.

394. Alabama Farm Bureau Federation. Hand book ofinformation concerning the Farm Bureau and Farm Bureau methods in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery?, 1922? 32 pp.; UA; HD1485.A4 1922x.

395. Alabama Farm Bureau Federation. Proceedings of the third annual meeting ofthe Alabama Farm Bureau Federation. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1924? 35 pp.; UA; S3 l.B2 A5 1924x.

396. Alabama Farm Bureau Federation, Committee on the Relation of Electricity to Agriculture. Electrifying agriculture: progress report ofAlabama Farm Bureau Committee on the relation ofelectricity to agriculture. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Federation?: n.p., 1925. 24 pp.; microfilm; AU; HD9688.A4 and MADD.

397. Alabama Farm Bureau Poultry Association. A complete list, accredited and certified flocks and accredited hatcheries. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Farm Bureau Poultry Association: Montgomery, 1929. AU; temporary control number: AHC1888.

398. Alabama Farm Tenancy Committee. Farm tenancy in Alabama: a report submitted to Hon. , Governor ofAlabama. [monograph]; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1944. 43 pp.; AU; HD1511.U5 A3.

399. Alabama Federation of Colored Women's Clubs. Minutes of the ... annua/ session ofthe Alabama Federation ofColored Women's Clubs. [serial]; NOTIS; The Federation: n.p., 1898?-. UA, 1944 (46th annual); HQ1905.A2 A42x.

400. Alabama Federation of Garden Clubs. Alabama's forests are coming back: help

41 keep them growing. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Federation: n.p., 1939. 23 pp.; UA; SD144.A2 A42 1939x.

401. Alabama Forestry Commission. Field service of the State Commission ofForestry in cooperation with the United States Forest Service. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1927. 19 pp.; "Pamphlet" (Alabama State Commission of Forestry), No. 6; UA; SD144.A2 F5x.

402. Alabama Fruit Growing and Winery Association. The Alabama Fruit Growing and Winery Association, Fruithurst, Cleburne County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1898? 4 pp.; UA; HD9247.A2 A42 1898x.

403. Alabama Fruit Growing and Winery Association, Fruithurst, Ala. Questions and answers.. Jor the information ofthose considering investment or location in Fruithurst... [monograph]; NOTIS; Marsh & Grant Printing Company: Chicago, 1896? 4 pp.; AU; S25 .A24.

404. Alabama, Governor of. ''No longer westward, henceforth southward: the course of empire takes its way"-address of Governor delivered over radio ofthe Chicago Daily News, Chicago, . [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1928. 7 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 G7.

405. Alabama Highway Improvement Association. Alabama flas the chance now to build and maintain good roads in every county: without any expense to the counties, without any increasing "laxes on property, without raising the assessed value of the property. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Highway Improvement Association: Montgomery, 1920? 15 pp.; UA; HE356.A2 A62 1920x.

406. Alabama Historical Records Survey. Inventory of the church archives of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Historical Records Survey Project: Birmingham, 1939. 106 pp.; AU; CD3071.H48 1939.

407. Alabama History Commission. Report of the Alabama history commission to the governor ofAlabama, December 1, 1900. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1901. 447 pp.; Thomas McAdory Owen, editor; Pt. 1: An account of manuscripts, papers and documents pertaining to Alabama in official repositories beyond the state; Pt. 2: An account of manuscripts, papers and documents in official repositories within the state of Alabama; Pt. 3: An account of manuscripts, papers and documents in private hands; Pt. 4: War records in Alabama; Pt. 5: Aboriginal and Indian remains in Alabama; AU; F321.A24.

408. Alabama Home Economics Association. News letter. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Home Economics Association: Alabama, 1936?-. AU, Vol. 2, No. 2 (1938); Vol. 3, No. 1 (1939); Vol. 7, Nos. 1-2 (1943-1944); TX1.A43.

42 409. Alabama Home Economics Association. Proceedings of the annual conference. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montevallo, AL, 1915-1920. "Alabama Girls Technical Institute Bulletin"; AU, No. 2 (1915), No. 4 (1918); TX1.A4.

410. Alabama Home Economics Association. Twentieth anniversity [sic] Alabama Home Economics Association: program ofanniversary breakfast, news letter. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Association: n.p., 1940. 11 pp.; UA; TXl. T9 1940x.

411. Alabama Illiteracy Commission. First report of the Alabama Illiteracy Commission, April 2, 1915-0ct. 1, 1916. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1916. 124 pp.; Commission abolished in September of 1919.; AU; LC152.A2 A3 1916.

412. Alabama Immigration and Markets Bureau. Alabama Markets Journal. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Immigration and Markets Bureau: Montgomery, Jan. 1916-. AU, Vol. 1 (1916), Vols. 6-9 (1921-1925); UA, various volumes, including Vol. 10 (nos. 1-5); S560.A43 .

413. Alabama Industrial Development Board. Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board: Birmingham, 1927?, 1929. ----, 34 pp.; HC107.A4 Al95 1929, HC107.A4 A4 1927; AU (1929), UA (1927);

414. Alabama Industrial Development Board. Alabama, 1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board?: Birmingham, 1938. 207 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 A4 1938.

415. Alabama Industrial Development Board. Net commodity movements into and out ofAlabama: rail and water traffic, 1928 and 1932-1937. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board?: Birmingham, 1939. 106 pp.; AU; HF3161.A2 A53.

416. Alabama Inspector of Jails and Alms Houses. Report of the Department/or the Inspection ofJails and Alms Houses and Cotton Mills, Factories, etc. [serial]; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1909? 24 pp.; AU; HD3663.A2 A3.

417. Alabama Land-Use Planning Program. Land-use planning report of. .Alabama; area mapping, description, classification and recommendations. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1939-1940. AU; FS599.U5 A3.

418. . House. Committee on Education. Report from the Committee on Education, on the subject ofpublic schools. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Brittan and De Wolf, State Printers: Montgomery, 1852. 14 pp.; "a bill to appoint a superintendent of public schools, and for other purposes"; BP; J87 .A2 1851/52 VFPC.

419. Alabama Legislature. House Committee on Ways and Means. Report of the Committee on Ways and Means on so much of the governor's message as

43 relates to the great southern question, directing them to inquire into the expediency ofamending the revenue laws, &c. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brittan and De Wolf, State Printers: Montgomery, 1852. 16 pp.; among subject headings: "Slavery--Alabama"; AU; E445.A3 A4 1852a.

420. Alabama Legislature. House of Representatives, Committee on Inland Navigation. Report of the Committee on Inland Navigation, on the resolution of the House ofRepresentatives inquiring into the expediency ofappropriating the three per cent fund to the completion of the Selma and Tennessee Rail Road. [monograph]; NOTIS; Hale & Phelan Printers: Tuscaloosa, 1841. 8 pp.; UA; HE2791.S46 A42 184lx.

421. Alabama Legislature. Joint Committee to Enquire into the Treatment of Convicts. Report ofJoint Committee to enquire into the treatment of convicts employed in the mines and on convict farms, and in any other places in the state. [monograph]; NOTIS; Allred & Beers: Montgomery, 1881. 8 pp.; UA; HV8320.A6 1881.

422. Alabama Live Stock Association. The proceedings of the ... annual meeting of the Alabama Live Stock Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Live Stock Association: Alabama, Feb. 25-26, 1910-. AU, Nos. 14-15 (1910-1911), 18-19 (1914-1915), 26 (1922); SF1.A43.

423. Alabama Live Stock Sanitary Board. Regulations adopted by the Live Stock Sanitary Board and the live stock sanitary law ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.; Post Publishing Company: n.p.; Opelika, -1922. continued by: "Regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Article 3 7, live stock powers of State Board of Agriculture"; AU; KF A 246 .A39 A43.

424. Alabama Mineral Land Company. Lands of the Alabama Mineral Company. [monograph]; NOTIS; South Publishing Company: New York, 189? 32 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 A26.

425. Alabama Mining Institute. Before the United States Coal Commission in re: An act creating "the United States Coal Commission for the purpose of securing information in connection with questions relative to interstate commerce in coal, and/or other purposes. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dispatch Printing: Birmingham, 1923. 95 pp.; AU; TN24.A2 A34.

426. Alabama Mining Institute. Coal mining in Alabama . [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Mining Institute: Birmingham, 1936-1937. AU, 1936-1937 (Nos. 1-22); TN805.A6 A2.

427. Alabama Mining Institute. The situation of the Alabama coal industry. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Mining Institute: n.p., 1941. 1 volume

44 (various pagings); UA; HD9547.A2 S5x.

428. Alabama. Muscle Shoals Commission. Statement by Muscle Shoals Commission ofAlabama, relative to the rights of the state ofAlabama in and to its navigable streams. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission?: n.p., 1927? 75 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 A24.

429. Alabama Office of State Mine Inspectors. Annual report of coal mines, State of Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Dispatch Printers: Birmingham, 1892?-. continued by: "Annual report of State Mining Department of Alabama, Coal Mines"; UA, 1892-1934 (incomplete); TN24.A2 A3.

430. Alabama Office of State Mine Inspectors. Annual report of State Mining Department ofAlabama, Coal Mines. [serial]; NOTIS; The Office?: Wetumpka, 1935-. UA, 1935-1938; TN24.A2 A3.

431. Alabama Oyster Commission. Report of the Alabama Oyster Commission to the governor and General Assembly. [serial]; NOTIS; Delchamps: Montgomery, 1914-. UA, 1914 (1st); HD9472.08 A42x.

432. Alabama Growers Association. Proceedings of the annual spring convention of the Alabama Pecan Growers Association, Inc. [serial]; NOTIS; The Extension Service of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1924-. contributors: Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, Alabama Pecan Growers Association; "1924 was the second annual convention; there is no indication that proceedings for other conventions were published"; AU; SB 401.P4 A12.

433. Alabama People's Public Service Attorney. Report of the People's Public Service Attorney to Governor Bibb Graves: showing water rates in the various communities in the State ofAlabama and giving the natural advantages and disadvantages under which water is served in each community. [monograph]; NOTIS ; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1937. 30 pp.; AU; TD224.A2 A26 1937.

434. Alabama Policy Conference. Report of the ninth Alabama policy conference on planning: agricultural, state, regional, health. Birmingham, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1942. 24 pp.; Alabama policy bulletin; No. 10; Charles W. Edwards, ed.; AU; fHC107.A4 A37.

435. Alabama Policy Conference. Report of the tenth Alabama policy conference on effective farm production , Montgomery, Alabama, May 21, 1942. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1942. 32 pp.; Alabama policy bulletin; No. 11; Charles W. Edwards, ed.; AU; fHC107.A4 A37 no. 11.

436. Alabama Policy Conference (2nd: 1936 Oct. 29: Montgomery). Report of the

45 Alabama, Montgomery, Alabama, October 29, 1936. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Policy Committee: Auburn, 1936. 32 pp.; "Alabama Policy Bulletin, 11 No. 2; AU; fHC I 07 .A4 A37 No. 2.

437. Alabama Policy Conference (4th: 1937 Oct. 22: Birmingham). Reports ofspecial committees: taxation, constitution, freight rate differentials, farm tenancy, education. Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 22, 1937. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Policy Committee: Auburn, 1937? 36 pp.; "Alabama Policy Bulletin," No. 4; SEE ENTRY FOR "ALABAMA POLICY BULLETIN"; AU; tHC107.A4 A37 No. 4.

438. Alabama Policy Conference (Auburn, April 14, 1941). Report of the Alabama Policy Conference on education as a means of transmitting the democratic heritage, Auburn, Alabama, April 14, 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 23 pp.; "Alabama Policy Bulletin," No. 7; AU; fHC107.A4 A37 No. 7.

439. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Auburn Review. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, May 1923-. AU; tLH I .A7.

440. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Studies in Southern and Alabama History. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1904-. 2 vols.; "Alabama Polytechnic Institute Historical Papers," 1st-2nd series; "from Transactions of the Alabama Historical Society, 1899-1904, Vols. 4 and 5, reprint no.

29, 3811 ; AU; F326.A56.

441. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The Alabama Polytechnic Institute. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Auburn, 1940-41-1958-59. previous title: "Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Catalogue of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute"; continued by: "Auburn University, Auburn University"; AU; LD271.A76.

442. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The Auburn Forum. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940-1942. Vols. 1-3; AU, Vols. 1-3; tLD 271.A818.

443. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Auburn Summer Session. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938?-. AU, Vols. 26-29 (1938-1941); LD271.A764.

444. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Buildings and laboratories of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute (A. and M College), Auburn, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1898. 71 pp.; AU; Tl 71.A845 1898.

445. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Catalogue of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Auburn, 1900-1940. previous title: "Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Catalogue of the

46 Institute. Catalogue of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute"; some years issued as part of the "Bulletin of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute"; AU; LD271.A76.

446. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Catalogue of the officers and alumni of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala., 1872-1917. With a brief history of the college. [monograph]; NOTIS; Press of the Post Publishing Company: Opelika, 1917. 152 pp.; AU; LD271.A823 1872-1917.

447. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Catalogue of the officers and alumni of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Alabama. With a brief history of the college. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1872-1900. 3 vols.; AU; 1872-1900, 1872-1906, 1872-1911; Tl 71.A31.

448. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Catalogue of the officers and alumni...1860-1917. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Opelika, 1860-1917. 4 vols.; AU; LD271.A823 1860-1917.

449. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. High School Circular. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Auburn, 1909-. AU, Nos. 1-2; LB 1603.A43.

450. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Illustrations ofAgricultural and Mechanical College (Alabama Polytechnic Institute), Auburn, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1893. unpaged; AU; Tl71.A845 1893.

451. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Information concerning the town ofAuburn, the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, and the proposed Farm Products Research Laboratory for the Southern states. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1938. one vol. (various pagings); AU; S537.A7.

452. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. President's Report. [serial]; The Institute: Auburn, 1905/1906-. previous title: "Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Report for the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama for the years ... "; continued by: "Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Annual report of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute"; fLD271.A72 Al.

453. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Rules and regulations of the State Agricultural and Mechanical College, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1890. 18 pp.; variant title: "Alabama Polytechnic Institute: rules and regulations"; AU; LD271.A705 R84 1890.

454. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Summer session. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1917-1937. Vols. 5-25; previous title: "Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Announcement of the summer session";

47 AU, Vols. 5-25; LD271.A764.

455. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Tiger Rag. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, Sept. 1935-. AU; LD271.A8817.

456. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Club . The Alabama Farmer. [serial]; NOTIS; Agricultural Club of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1921-1958. Vol.I (1921)-Vol. 38 (1958); AU, Vols. 1-33 and 35-37;

457. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Club. The handbook ofagriculture. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1923. 280 pp.; AU; S537.A7 A3.

458. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station. Annual report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. [serial]; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1899-1956. previous title: "Annual report of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama."; microfilm; AU, Nos. 12-66/67 (1899-1956); S31.E23 and MADD.

459. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station and Alabama Polytechnic Institute, College of Architecture. The Digest. [serial]; NOTIS; Extension Service, Experiment Station and Agricultural College of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, Oct. 1923-Sept. 1931. Vols. 1-8; AU, Vol. 1, No. 1 (Oct. 1923)-Vol. 8, No. 12 (Sept. 1931); fS544.3 .A1D5.

460. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station. A graphic summary ofagricultural census data by counties, Alabama-1945. [monograph]; NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1945? 91 pp.; AU; HDl 775.A3 A2.

461. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station. Special leaflet. [serial]; NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, Oct. 1935-0ct. 1956. microfilm; AU, 1935, 1940, 1944, 1950, 1955-1956; S31.E227 and MADD.

462. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station. Circular (Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station). [serial]; NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station: Auburn, 1906-1959. Nos. 1-136; microfilm; AU, Nos. 1-136; S31.E226 and MADD.

463. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station. Progress report series. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Auburn, March 1944-Aug. 1959. Nos. 1-76; microfilm; AU; S31.E22 and MADD.

464. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station. Leaflet. [serial];

48 NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, July 1934-June 1959. Nos. 1-63; with this is filmed "Alabama. Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn. Leaflet (Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn University}," Nos. 64-78; microform; AU; S31.E225 and MADD.

465. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin (Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station). [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Agricultural Experiment Station: Auburn, 1883-1959. Nos. 1-319; other titles: "Bulletin (Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station of the Agricultural and Mechanical College, Auburn)"; "Bulletin {Auburn University, Agricultural Experiment Station)"; microfilm; AU, Nos. 1-319; S31.E2 and MADD.

466. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. Fertilizer grades and recommendations for Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1944/1945-1946? AU, 1944/1945-1945/1946; S633.3 .A2F47.

467. Alabama Polytechnic Institute and U.S. Department of Agriculture. Alabama 4-H club news. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute and U.S. Department of Agriculture: Auburn, 1937-1950? Vols. 1-12?; AU, Vols. 4-12 {1940-1950); S533.F66 A413.

468. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Board of Trustees. Minutes of the Board of Trustees. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, June 12, 1899-. previous title: "Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama, Board of Trustees, Board Minutes"; also "Transactions of the Board of Trustees"; AU, 1899-1920; LD271.A71.

469. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Bureau of Economic Research, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Department of Agricultural Economics, and and Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Alabama economic review: a monthly summary ofagricultural, industrial, andfinancial conditions. [serial]; NOTIS; The Bureau: Auburn, 1930-1933. AU, Vols 1-3 (Dec. 1930-June 1933}; fHC 107.A4 A36.

470. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Bureau of Educational Service. Alabama's rural white teachers: their professional, social, cultural and economic status. Preliminary report. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute?: Auburn, 1939. 15 pp.; "Alabama Polytechnic Institute Bulletin," Vol. 34, No. 7; AU; LB1735.A26.

471. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Bureau of Educational Service. Studies in Education (Alabama Polytechnic Institute, School ofEducation). [ serial];

49 NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Bureau of Educational Service: Auburn, 1931-. AU; LB 5 .A26.

4 72. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics. Report ofstate conference on problems ofNegro extension work in Alabama; Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, February 17-18, 1937. [monograph]; NOTIS; Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. AU; temporary control number, AGT7535.

473. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Department of Pharmacy. Auburn Pharmacist. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938-. AU; RS 1 .A82.

474. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Engineering Experiment Station. Engineering Bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; The Station: Auburn, 1939-1958. Nos. 11-29; previous title: "Bulletin (Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Engineering Experiment Station)"; continued by: "Bulletin (Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Engineering Experiment Station)"; AU, Nos. 11-29; ITA 7 .A3.

475. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Engineering School. Auburn Engineer. [serial]; NOTIS; Engineering Societies of Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, Oct. 1925-. none published 1934-1947; Vols. 17, 20-29 omitted in numbering; AU, Vols. 1-41; ITA 1 .AS.

476. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. 4-H songs and yells. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service: Auburn, 1930? AU; temporary control number: AHC1863.

477. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Alabama club songs, yells and gamesforwomen, boys and girls. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service: Auburn, 192-? 23 pp.; AU; M1628.A42 1920z.

478. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Alabama Extension Review. [serial]; NOTIS; Extension Service of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937-1939. Vols. 1-2; AU; fS544.3 .Al A4.

479. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service: Auburn, 1946-. also: "Annual report of the Agricultural Extension Service, Alabama Polytechnic Institute"; AU, 1946, 1948; S554.3 .A4 R4.

480. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Auburn economic review. [serial]; NOTIS; Extension Service, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, Feb. 1940-June 1942; Aug. 1946-1947. Vols. 1-5; The break

50 Aug. 1946 issue (Page 1): "The Economic Review picks up again after a

lapse of four years while the Editor was in the service. --John Liles. 11 ; AU, Vols. 1-5; fHD 101.A88.

481. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Circular (Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service). [serial]; NOTIS; The Service: Auburn, 1916-1959. Nos. 1-561; AU, Nos. 1-35, 38-47, 49-113, 115-141, 143-155, 157-504, 506-520, 521-529, 531-562; S544.3 .A2.

482. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Farm building plans. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1914. 11 pp.; AU; ffH4920.F37 1914.

483. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Farm economics. [serial]; NOTIS; Extension Service of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1925-. Vol. 1, No. 1-; AU, Vol. 1 (1925/1926), Vol. 2 (1927 inc.); S544.3 .Al F3.

484. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Farmers' leaflet. [serial]; NOTIS; Extension Service, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1914-1919? Nos. 1-22?; microfilm; AU, No. 1 (1914)-No. 22 (1919) and MADD; S544.3 .A4 F5.

485. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Handbook ofAlabama agriculture. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service: Auburn, 1939-. AU, Vols. 1-8 (1939-1983); S507.A2 HJ.

486. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Home andfarm conveniences. [serial]; NOTIS; Extension Service, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1916-1919. Nos. 1-17; No. 13 not published; microfilm; AU, Nos. 1-17 (1916-1919); S544.3 .A4 HS and MADD.

487. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. lnformation... in response to House resolution number 23 by Mr. ML. Robertson of Cullman, adopted by the House on March 6, 1936. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service: Auburn, 1936. 7 pp.; AU; HD1527.A2 154 1936.

488. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service. Progress report of the... Alabama national egg laying demonstration. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute Extension Service: Auburn, 1925?-. microfilm; AU, Vol 8, No. 11 (Sept. 1932), Vol. 9, Nos. 1-12 (Nov. 1932-0ct. 1933); SF487.8 .A2 P76 and MADD.

489. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service, Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, and United States Department of Agriculture Extension

51 [motion picture]; The Department of Agriculture: Washington, D.C., 1921. 2 reels; motion picture; AU; Video-recording no. 53.

490. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Student Branch of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. The Auburn agricultural engineer. [serial]; NOTIS; Student Branch of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941-. AU, Vol. 1 (Apr. 1941); S 671.A92.

491. Alabama Power Company. Alabama's resources and industries: a summary ofthe state's many inducements to manufacturer, homeseeker and investor. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Company: Birmingham, 1924? 40 pp.; UA; HC107.A2 A715x.

492. Alabama Power Company. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Company: Birmingham, 1922-. AU, 1922-1984, 1986-1995; flID9685.U7 A6.

493. Alabama Power Company. Dedication of Gorgas Steam Plant, Alabama Power Company, September 16, 1944, Gorgas, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: 1944?, n.p. 60 pp.; AU; TJ407.G6 A4.

494. Alabama Power Company. Lake Martin: the largest artificial lake in the United States: and Martin Dam which impounds this great body ofwater created by the Alabama Power Company: souvenir issue of the Alabama Sportsman. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Wild Life Conservation League: Birmingham, 1926. 60 pp.; special issue of the Alabama Sportsman, Vol. 2, No. 9, Aug.-Sept. 1926; AU; TD224.A2 L35 1926.

495. Alabama Power Company. The Lightning Route: a milestone in the march of progress, 1886-1936. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Power Company: Montgomery, 1936. 27 pp.; AU; HE4491.M68 A4.

496. Alabama Power Company. The Muscle Shoals situation: statement ofAlabama Power Company, March, 1922. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Power Company: Birmingham, 1922. 80 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 A3.

497. Alabama Power Company. Power development in Alabama: description of the system of the Alabama Power Company including the water power development at lock twelve on the Coosa River, with a brief resume ofthe future ofpower development in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Power Company: Birmingham, 1918. 49 pp.; AU; HD9685.U7 A6186 1918.

498. Alabama Power Company. The Textile industry in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Company: Birmingham, 193? 30 pp.; UA; HD9857.A2 T5x.

499. Alabama Power Company. To commemorate a distinguished service to the

52 electric industry. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Birmingham, 1927? 30 pp.; AU; ITC557.A3 16 1927.

500. Alabama Power Company. Views and opinions ofAlabama editors on Muscle Shoals and Alabama Power Company. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Company: Birmingham, 1926. 12 pp.; UA; HD9685.U7 V53 1926x.

501. Alabama Public Service Commission. Annual report ofthe Railroad Commission ofAlabama and the Alabama Public Service Commission. [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1915-. previous title: "Railroad Commission of Alabama. Annual report of the Railroad Commission of Alabama"; continued by: "Alabama Public Service Commission. Biennial report of the Alabama Public Service Commission"; AU, 1915-1916; HE 2709.A2.

502. Alabama Public Service Commission. Annual report of the Railroad Commission ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1898/1899-1913/1914. variant title: "Report of the Railroad Commission of Alabama"; previous title: "Railroad Commission of Alabama. Annual report of the Rail Road Commissioners of Alabama, for the year ending ... "; continued by: "Alabama Public Service Commission. Annual report of the Railroad Commission of Alabama and the Alabama Public Service Commission"; AU, 1898-1914; HE2709.A2.

503. Alabama Public Service Commission. Annual report of the Rail Road Commissioners ofAlabama, for the year ending... [serial]; NOTIS; Office of Rail Road Commission of Alabama: Montgomery, 1880/1881-1897/1898. Vols. 1-18; continued by: "Railroad Commission of Alabama. Annual report of the Railroad Commission of Alabama"; AU; 1881-1898; HE2709.A2.

504. Alabama Public Service Commission. Biennial report of the Alabama Public Service Commission. [serial]; NOTIS; The Commission?: Montgomery, 1917-. previous title: "Alabama Public Service Commission. Annual report of the Railroad Commission of Alabama and the Alabama Public Service Commission"; continued by: "Alabama Public Service Commission, Alabama Public Service Commission reports"; AU, 1917-1920; HE2709.A2.

505. Alabama Public Service Commission. General orders and conference rulings. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabma Public Service Commission: Montgomery, 1926. 54 pp.; "General Orders and Conference Rulings Pamphlet," No. 2; AU; HD2767.A24 A42 1924.

506. Alabama Public Service Commission. General orders and conference rulings relating to transportation companies other than motor carriers, telephone

53 and telegraph companies. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission?: Montgomery, 1930. 17 pp.; AU; temporary control number: AHF0760.

507. Alabama Public Service Commission. General rules for electric, gas, water, telephone and telegraph utilities. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1930. 60 pp.; AU; KFA 286.A33 1930.

508. Alabama Public Service Commission. Proceedings before the Alabama Railroad Commission at Montgomery, Ala., on April 3-6, 1905, in the matter of fertilizer rates. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission?: Montgomery, 1905? 730 pp.; UA; HE2321.F4 A2.

509. Alabama Relief Administration. Two years offederal relief in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1935. 129 pp.; AU; HV86 .A25 1935.

510. Alabama Rural Credit Association. Alabama Rural Credit Association incorporated: a co-operative organization for the practical working farmer: relieftoA/abamafarmers. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bradley & Gilbert Company: Louisville, KY, c1915. 20 pp.; UA; HD1440.U6 A42 1915x.

511. Alabama School for the Deaf, Farmer's Club. Journal of the Farmer's Club, Alabama Schoo/for the Deaf, 1911-1912 & 1912-1913. [serial]; NOTIS; The School: Talladega, AL, 1912. AU; temporary control number: AGS9224.

512. Alabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee. Alabama soil and water conservation districts in action! [monograph]; NOTIS; The Committee: Montgomery, 19--? 12 pp.; UA; S624.A4 A4 1900zx.

513. Alabama State Agricultural Society. Premium list of the ... annualfair of the Alabama State Agricultural Society ... [serial]; NOTIS; The Society: Montgomery, 1855?-. UA, 1857 (3rd); GT4610.A2 A22x.

514. Alabama State Agricultural Society. Proceedings of the annual session. [serial]; NOTIS; W.E. Allred: Montgomery, 1884-1888. 1st-5th sessions; AU, Nos. 2 and 5; S31.B2.

515. Alabama State Board of Administration. Suggestions on food and its preparation in institutional work. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1921. 68 pp.; contributor: AnnR. Davis; AU; TX820.A2 1921.

516. Alabama State Board of Agriculture. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department of Agriculture: Birmingham, 1923/1924-. ceased in 1926?;

54 UA, 1923/1924-1925/1926 (1st-3rd vols.); S31.A3.

517. Alabama State Board of Agriculture. Regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board ofAgriculture and Article 37, live stock powers of State Board of Agriculture. [serial]; NOTIS; State Board of Agriculture: Alabama?, 1923-1925. previous title: "Regulations adopted by the Live Stock Sanitary Board and the live stock sanitary law of Alabama"; continued by: "Regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Article 40, live stock sanitary powers of State Board of Agriculture"; AU, 1923 and 1925; KFA 246.A39 A43.

518. Alabama State Board of Agriculture. Regulations adopted by the state board of agriculture governing the sale ofeggs in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1924. AU; temporary control number, AGG1003.

519. Alabama State Board of Agriculture. Regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board ofAgriculture and Article 40, live stock sanitary powers of State Board ofAgriculture. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Board of Agriculture: Alabama?, 1927-. previous title: "Regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Article 37, live stock powers of State Board of Agriculture"; continued by: "Article 40: live stock sanitary powers of State Board of Agriculture and Industries and regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Industries"; AU, 1927, 1929; KFA246 .A39 A43.

520. Alabama State Board of Agriculture. Report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Board: Montgomery, 1903/1905-1907? ceased 1907?; UA, 1903/1905, 1904/1905, 1906-1907; SB21.A2 A4.

521. Alabama State Board of Agriculture. Revision ofrules and regulations governing the sale and transportation of nursery stock into and within the state of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wilson Printing Company: Montgomery, 1932. 24 pp.; UA; SB983.A2 AS 1932.

522. Alabama State Board of Agriculture. Rules and regulations governing weights and measures and weighing and measuring devices in the State of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1924. AU; HD184.A2 A2.

523. Alabama State Board of Agriculture. Rules and regulations governing the sale and transportation ofnursery stock into and within the state ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board?: Montgomery?, 1924. 35 pp.; UA; SB983.A2 AS 1924.

524. Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Industries. Article 40: live stock sanitary

55 powers of State Board ofAgriculture and Industries and regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board ofAgriculture and Industries. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1939. previous title: "Regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Article 40, live stock sanitary powers of State Board of Agriculture"; continued by: "Live Stock Sanitary Division. Laws and regulations"; AU, 1939; KFA 246 .A39 A43.

525. Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Industries, Live Stock Sanitary Division. Laws and regulations. [serial]; NOTIS; State Board of Agriculture and Industries: Auburn, 1948. previous title: "Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Industries. Article 40: live stock sanitary powers of State Board of Agriculture and Industries and regulations adopted by the Alabama State Board of Agriculture and Industries"; AU; KFA246 .A39 A43.

526. Alabama State Board ofEducation. Library list/or high schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Board of Education: Montgomery, 1934. 74 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 10; AU; LI 16.B2 1934 No. 10.

527. Alabama State Board of Health. Regulations governing the manufacture, preparation, display and service offoods, confections, and beverages. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board: Montgomery, 1943. 23 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama State Board ofHealth"; AU; KFA 386.F35 A3 1943.

528. Alabama State Board of Health. Regulations governing the operation ofeating establishments. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board: Montgomery, 1924? 31 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama State Board ofHealth"; AU; KFA 282 .H6 A3 1924.

529. Alabama State Board of Health. The Use and construction of the concrete septic tank. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Board of Health: Montgomery, 1929. 22 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama State Board of Health"; "April, 1929," "Bulletin S-1 "; AU; TD778.U84 1929.

530. Alabama State Board of Health. The report of the Board ofHealth of the State of Alabama/or the year... [serial]; NOTIS; Medical Association of the State of Alabama: Montgomery, 1883/1884?-. AU, 1883/1884, 1890-1893, 1895; BP, 1887-1888, 1890-1895; RAIS.Bl (AU); RA15.D46a (BP).

531. Alabama State Board of Horticulture. Annual report of the Alabama State Board ofHorticulture. [serial]; NOTIS; The Board: Montgomery, 1903/1904-. AU, Nos. 1-2 (1903/1904-1904/1905); SB21.A2 Al.

532. Alabama State Chamber of Commerce. Alabama today and tomorrow. [serial]; NOTIS; The Chamber: Montgomery, 1937-1975. continued by: "Alabama

56 Today"; AU, Vols. 1-37 (1937/1938-1974/1975); fHF 295.A34.

533. Alabama State Chamber of Commerce. The green gold ofAlabama forests: a manual ofinstructions for youthful foresters. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama State Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the Division of Forestry of the State Department of Conservation: Montgomery, 1942. 81 pp.; AU; SD144.A3 AS.

534. Alabama State Chamber of Commerce. Rural housing/or Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Chamber?: n.p., 1945. 4 leaves; UA; IDl7289.U6 RS 1945x.

535. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. Alabama forest news. [serial]; NOTIS and NETSCAPE; State Commission of Forestry: Montgomery, Jan. 1927-. AU, Vols. 1-13 {1927-1939) incomplete volumes; Duke, Vols. 1-13 (1927-1929) incomplete volumes; SDI .A43 (AU) and Perkins: 634.905 A316.

536. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Commission: n.p., 1925-. AU, Vols. 1-9 {1924-1932); UA, 1924-1938; SD12 .A2.

537. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. ''Bulletin" (Alabama State Commission of Forestry, 1926). [serial]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1926-. AU, Nos. 1-3; SD 12.A23.

538. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. ''Bulletin" (Alabama State Commission of Forestry). [serial]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1908-. continued by "Bulletin (Alabama State Commission ofForestry, 1926); AU; SD12 .A22.

539. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. Alabama state park system. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Alabama, 1933. 20 pp.; "Pamphlet" (Alabama State Commission ofForestry), No. 7; UA; E160.A425 1933x.

540. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. Forestry and timber laws, State of Alabama, January 1, 1930: code of 1923 and subsequent acts . [monograph]; NOTIS; State Commission ofForestry: Montgomery, 1930? 60 pp.; "Pamphlet" (Alabama State Commission ofForestry), No. 4, rev.; AU; KFA249 .A45 A43 1930.

541. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. Forest, park, and timber laws: code of 1923 and subsequent acts. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1938. 94 pp.; "Pamphlet" (State of Alabama, Commission of Forestry), No. 4; AU; KFA 249.A45 A43 1938.

542. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. Preliminary report ofthe park, parkway, and recreational-area study. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission?:

57 Montgomery, 1938. 229 pp.; AU; SB482.A55 AS 1938.

543. Alabama State Commission of Forestry. Quadrennial report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1927-. variant title: Quadrennial report to the Legislature of Alabama by the State Commission of Forestry; AU, Vols. 1-2 (1927-1931); UA, 1935; SD12 .A215.

544. Alabama State Convention of Agriculture and Industry. Proceedings of the first Alabama State Convention ofAgriculture and Industry, held in Birmingham, Alabama, Tuesday, December 18, 1934. [monograph]; Birmingham?, 1934. 39 pp.; "Under the sponsorship of the Alabama Extension Service, the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation, and the Associated Industries of Alabama"; AU; S32.A4 1934.

545. Alabama State Defense Council, Children in Wartime Committee. Service to children, handbook ofpublic, private and lay programs serving the children ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Council?: Montgomery, 1944. 31 pp.; UA; HV742.A2 AS 1944.

546. Alabama State Department of Health. Public health. . .is many things. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Department of Health: Montgomery, 1943? 36 pp.; AU; RA447.A2 A62 1943x.

547. Alabama State Department of Immigration. Alabama's new era. [serial]; NOTIS; State Department of Immigration: Montgomery, 1911-. variant title: "Bulletin of State Immigration Department"; AU, 1911-1913; HC 107 .A2 A44.

548. Alabama State Department of Immigration. The cheapest rich land in the world. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1912. 96 pp.; at head of title: "Bulletin of State Immigration Department"; on cover: "Alabama's New Era," Vol. 2, 1912; UA; HC107.A4 A4 1912a.

549. Alabama State Department of Immigration. Report of the Commissioner of Immigration to the Governor. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1876?-. UA, 1876, 1878, 1915; HC107.A2 A4x.

550. Alabama State Department of Immigration. Report of the immigration commissioner: with some suggestions and recommendations, from February 3rd, 1911, to January 1st, 1915. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1915. 21 pp.; UA; HC107.A2 A4 1915x.

551. Alabama State Department of Pensions and Security. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department: Montgomery, 1935/1936-. previous title: "Alabama State Department of Public Welfare, Annual Report"; continued by: "Alabama Department of Human Resources, Annual Report"; AU,

58 1935/1936-1959/1960, etc.; HV86.A235.

552. Alabama State Department of Public Welfare. Manual/or administration of child welfare services. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1945. 78 pp.; UA; HV742.A2 A5 1945a.

553. Alabama State Department of Public Welfare. Resources/or the care of children in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Montgomery, 1945. 34 leaves; UA; HV742.A2 A5 1945.

554. Alabama State Department of Public Welfare, Bureau of Field Service. Bulletin (Alabama State Department ofPublic Welfare. Bureau ofField Service). [serial]; NOTIS; State Department of Public Welfare, Bureau of Field Service: Montgomery, Jan.-Sept. 1936. Vol. 1, Nos. 1-9; continued by: Alabama Social Welfare; AU, Vol. 1; fHV86.A234.

555. Alabama State Factory Inspector. Children eligible/or employment in the mills, factories and manufacturing establishments in the State ofAlabama for the year 1913. [monograph]; AU; n.p.: Montgomery, 1912? 41 pp.; NOTIS; HD6250.U4 A22.

556. Alabama State Fair. Official program and souvenir. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama State Fair Corporation: Birmingham, 1926?-. UA, 1926; GT4610.A2 A32x.

557. Alabama State Fair. Premium list, Alabama State Fair. [serial]; NOTIS; The Fair: Birmingham, Montgomery, 1880?-1953. also: "Catalogue and premium list, Alabama State Fair"; AU, 1911, 1916, 1919, 1938; UA, 1928, 1937, 1939, 1944; ADAH, 1924, 1928, 1929, 1930; GT4610.A2 A4 (AU).

558. Alabama State Grange Fair. Premium list, rules and regulations of the Alabama State Grange Fair. [serial]; NOTIS; Armstrong: Montgomery, 1876?-. UA, 1876; GT4610.A2 A3x.

559. Alabama State Highway Commission. Annual report of the State Highway Commission ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1911-1938. Vols. 1-27; continued by: "Alabama State Highway Department, Annual report of the State Highway Department of Alabama"; AU; TE24.A2 A3.

560. Alabama State Highway Department. Annual report of the State Highway Department ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Department : Montgomery, 1910?-. previous title: "Alabama State Highway Commission, Annual report of the State Highway Commission of Alabama"; continued by: "Alabama State Highway Department, Annual report of the Alabama State Highway Department"; AU, Vols. 28-43 (1938/1939-1953/1954); UA,

59 1912/1913, 1924/1925, 1927/1928; TE24.A2 A3.

561. Alabama State Highway Department. Bulletin (Alabama State Highway Department). [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1911-. No. 1-; AU; UA; TE24.A2 A4.

562. Alabama State Horticultural Society. Proceedings of the Alabama State Horticultural Society. [serial]; NOTIS; Post Publishing Company: Opelika, 1904-1920. 1st-16th; AU, Vols. 1-16; SB21.A2 A2.

563. Alabama State Land Agent. Bulletin concerning the sale of indemnity lands. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1913. 12 pp.; contributor: Alabama Department of Education; AU; LB2827 .A55 1913.

564. Alabama State Land Commissioner. Report of the State Land Agent, covering the periodfrom April 20th, 1911, to December 16th, 1914. With suggestions and recommendations for the better and more profitable government and conservation of the lands belonging to the State ofAlabama ... [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1914. 29 pp.; AU; HC107.A4 A41 1911.

565. Alabama State Land Company. Alabama lands/or sale!: over halfa million acres ofcoal, iron ore, timber, and agricultural lands for sale in the state of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Rogers Printing: Birmingham, 1887. 53 pp.; UA; F326.A66x.

566. Alabama State Land-Use Planning Committee. Preliminary report on a unified Alabama agricultural program to meet the impact ofwar. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Committee?: Montgomery?, 1941. 31 leaves; mimeographed copy; AU; HD1411.A38.

567. Alabama State Milk Control Board. Summary ofoperations from October 1, 1937 through September 30, 1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1938. 15 leaves; mimeographed copy; AU; HD9282.A4 1937-1938.

568. Alabama State Planning Board. Alabama planning. [serial]; NOTIS; The Board: Montgomery, Oct. 1942-. No. 1-; AU, No. 1 (1942), No. 3 (1943); HC107.A4 A45.

569. Alabama State Planning Board. Alabama postwar employment prospects. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board: Montgomery, 1944. 12 pp.; UA; HD5725.A2 AS 1944c.

570. Alabama State Planning Board. Health and medical care in Alabama, an inventory of conditions and a proposed hospital plan. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board?: Montgomery, 1945. 143 pp.; AU; RA981.A55 AS

60 1945.

571. Alabama State Planning Commission. The Alabama state higlzway mainte1U111ce problem, 1942-1946. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, 1943. 27 pp.; UA; TE24.A2 AS 1946.

572. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Covington County, Alabama: as ofJune 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1942. 151 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD184.A2 C68 1942x.

573. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Crenshaw County, Alabama: as ofApril 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1942. 98 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD184.A2 C7 1942x.

574. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Limestone County, Alabama: as ofApril 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1942. 84 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 LS 1942x.

575. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Butler County, Alabama: as ofApril 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 97 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 BS 1941x.

576. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Calhoun County, Alabama: as ofMarch 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 108 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 C3 1941x.

577. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Cherokee County, Alabama: as ofApril 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 80 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 C43 1941x.

578. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Chilton County, Alabama: asofFebruary 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 97 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 C44 1941x.

579. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Clarke County, Alabama: as ofNovember 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 155 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 C52 1941x.

580. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for

61 Coffee County, Alabama: as ofApril 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 110 pp. contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 C6 1941x.

581. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Dallas County, Alabama: as ofAugust 1939. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 167 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 D3 1941x.

582. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or DeKalb County, Alabama: as ofApril 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 114 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 D4 1941x.

583. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Elmore County, Alabama: as of October 1939. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 86 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 E4 1941x.

584. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Houston County, Alabama: as ofAugust 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 129 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 H6 1941x.

585. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Jackson County, Alabama: as ofJanuary 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 150 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 J3 1941x.

586. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Jefferson County, Alabama: as ofApril 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 726 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 J4 1941x.

587. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Lauderdale County, Alabama: as ofJanuary 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 103 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 L37 1941x.

588. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Marshall County, Alabama: as ofJanuary 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 111 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 M377 1941x.

589. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Monroe County, Alabama: as ofNovember 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS;

62 HD 184.A2 M6 1941x.

590. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Pike County, Alabama: as ofAugust 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 95 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 PS 1941x.

591. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Randolph County, Alabama: as ofApril 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 79 pp. contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 R3 1941x.

592. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Shelby County, Alabama: as ofMarch 1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 138 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 SS 194lx.

593. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Talladega County, Alabama: as ofApril 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 136 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 T3 194lx.

594. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Tuscaloosa County, Alabama: as of September 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 180 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 TS 1941x.

595. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Walker County, Alabama: as of October 1939. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 163 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 W3 194lx.

596. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Wilcox County, Alabama: as of October 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1941. 104 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 WS 194lx.

597. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Autauga County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 88 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 A9 1940x.

598. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Blount County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 112 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 BS 1940x.

63 599. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Choctaw County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 107 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 CS 1940x.

600. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Clay County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 87 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 C53 1940x.

601. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Cleburne County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 87 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 C54 1940x.

602. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Cullman County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 114 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 C8 1940x.

603. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Escambia County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 140 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 E8 1940x.

604. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Etowah County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 105 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 E85 1940x.

605. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Fayette County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 84 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 F3 1940x.

606. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Franklin County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 94 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 F71940x.

607. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Greene County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 98 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 G7 1940x.

608. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Hale County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 92 pp.; contributor: WPA:, UA:, HD 184.A2 H3 1940x.

609. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or

64 Henry County, Alabama. [monographL NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 84 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 H4 1940x.

610. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Lamar County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 108 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 L35 1940x.

611. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Lawrence County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 108 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 L38 1940x.

612. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Lee County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 86 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 L4 1940x.

613. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Lowndes County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 86 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 L6 1940x.

614. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Macon County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 90 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 M3 1940x.

615. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Madison County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 112 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 M32 1940x.

616. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Marengo County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 127 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 M37 1940x.

617. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Marion County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 130 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 M374 1940x.

618. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands/or Montgomery County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 219 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 M66

65 1940x.

619. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Morgan County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 121 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 M67 1940x.

620. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Sumter County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 124 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 S8 1940x.

621. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Washington County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 112 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 W37 1940x.

622. Alabama State Planning Commission. Inventory ofpublicly owned lands for Winston County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1940. 93 pp.; contributor: WPA; UA; HD 184.A2 W56 1940x.

623. Alabama State Poultry and Poultry Science Association. Standard score card. [one sheet]; NOTIS; The Association: Montgomery, 1905. AU; SF485.A45.

624. Alabama State Soil Conservation Committee. Report of the State Soil Conservation Committee to the Governor ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing: Wetumpka, AL, April 1939-. AU, 1939/1941; S624.A4 AS.

625. Alabama State Teachers' Association and Division of Negro Education in the State Department of Education. A year book on Negro Education in Alabama in 1930-31. [serial]; Alabama State Teachers' Association, with the cooperation of the Division ofNegro Education in the State Department of Education: Montgomery?, 1932? 84 pp.; A Year book on Negro education in Alabama in ... ; AU; LC2703.A3.

626. Alabama State Veterinarian. Annual report of the State Veterinarian ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Veterinarian: Auburn, 1907-. AU, 1907-1921, 1925-1934, 1936-1954; SF624.A3.

627. Alabama State Veterinarian. Report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Veterinarian: Montgomery, 1907-. contributor: Alabama Department of Agriculture; UA, 1913-1915, 1921, 1925/34, 1936/38, 1946/47-1950/51; SF624.A2 AS.

66 628. Alabama Tuberculosis Association. Alabama Health Almanac. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Montgmomery?, 1941-. AU, 1941/1942; RA447.A2 A39

629. Alabama Woman's Missionary Union and the Alabama Baptist State Convention. Labor of love: a history of Women's Missionary Union: auxiliary to Alabama Baptist Convention, 1889-1939. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Baptist Woman's Missionary Union: Montgomery, 1940. 155 pp.; AU; BX6248.A2 L32 1940.

630. Alabama Works Progress Administration, Education Division. Report of training conference/or Negro nursery school teachers. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1938. 44 pp.; UA; LB1733.W68.

631. Alabama Works Progress Administration, Education Division. Report of training conference for nursery school teachers. [monograph]; NOTIS; Nursery Education Conference: n.p., 1938. 62 pp.; UA; LB1733.W67.

632. Allen, E. R. Soil survey ofLamar County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1909. 32 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 L2 1909.

633. Allen, Rutillus Harrison. Part-time farming in the Southeast. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1937. 317 pp.; "Research Monograph"(United States. Works Progress Administration. Division of Social Research); 9; microfilm; AU; MADD.

634. Alston, Robert Cotten. Reconstruction in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Symposium?: Atlanta, 1931. 38 pp.; AU; F326.A4.

635. Alverson, Roy Tilman. A history of Tuskegee. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1929. 66 leaves; AU; TED.A4748.

636. American Association of School Administrators. Opinions ofeducators regarding the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School. From members of the Department ofSuperintendence of the National Educational Association. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1911. 47 pp.; TU; LC2851.T82A6.

637. American Association of School Administrators. The Tuskegee Institute: its methods, its spirit, its ideals. Commendatory comment from members of the Department ofSuperintendence of the National Educational Association, being a report of a visit to the Tuskegee Institute and letters in appreciation of the work being done there. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1905. 43 pp.; TU; LC2851.T82 A67.

67 638. American Institute of Architects, Alabama Chapter. A History of the practice of architecture in the state ofAlabama in general and ofthe Alabama Chapter of the American Institute ofArchitects in particular... [monograph]; NOTIS; The Chapter: n.p., 1941. 32 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

639. Ames, Jessie Daniel. Association ofSouthern women for the prevention of lynching, beginning ofthe movement. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Atlanta, 1932. TU; HV6455.A5.

640. Ames, Jessie Daniel. The changing character oflynching. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Commission on Interracial Cooperation: Atlanta, 1942. 70 pp.; TU; HV6457.A5.

641. Ames, Jessie Daniel. This business oflynching. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Atlanta, 1935. TU; HV6455.A49.

642. Ames, Jessie Daniel. Toward lynchless America. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Washington, D.C., 1940? TU; HV6457.A56.

643. An Alabamian. Sheffield, Alabama: its present and future. With the story of Hinda's Cave; or, The Lost Tribes. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Southern Methodist Publishing House: Nashville, 1885. 50 pp.; "Indians ofNorth Alabama--Legends"; "Colbert County (Ala.)--History"; BP; F334.S47 S4 1885.

644. Anderson, Frank Y. Alabama lands for sale!: over halfa million acres ofcoal, iron ore, timber, and agricultural lands for sale in the state ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Rogers Printing Company: Birmingham, 1887. 53 pp.; contributor: Alabama State Land Company; UA; F326.A66x.

645. Anderson, Milford Grady. A study ofcertain factors as a basis/or payment of travel for teachers ofvocational agriculture in seven Alabama counties. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 57 leaves; AU; TAD .A548.

646. Anderson, Pauline Marzette Dewey. A study to determine the extent ofclothing constructed in the home and those purchased ready made with emphasis on quality, quantity, type and cost. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 47 leaves; "Reports results of study of 125 female adults in Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, communities to find amount of ready-made versus home-made clothes and to discover buying habits."; TU; Reference.

647. Andrews, D. W. The history ofDavid=or, The preacher's looking glass, together with a short history of the rise ofthe North River Association.

68 74 pp.; AU; BX6379.83 .A53 1885.

648. Andrews, W. L. Early history of Southeast Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; W.L. Andrews: Birmingham, 1899. 42 leaves; from "The Southern Star," May 10, 1899; BP; F326.A52 1899.

649. Andrews, W. T. Memorial sketches of the lives and labors of the deceased ministers of the North Alabama Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South (1870-1912). [monograph]; NOTIS; M.E. Church, South: Nashville; Dallas, 1912. 359 pp.; microfilm; AU; BX8491.A5 and MADD.

650. Anthony, James D. Life and times ofRev. J.D. Anthony: an autobiography, with a few original sermons. [monograph]; NOTIS; C.P. Byrd: Atlanta, 1896. 264 pp.; "Frontier and pioneer life--Alabama"; AU; BX8495.A628.

651. Antioch Baptist Association of the Primitive Faith and Order. Minutes of the ... annual session of the Antioch Baptist Association... [serial]; NOTIS; Monroe Journal Printers: Monroeville, 1895-. UA, 1895-1896, 1922, 1925, 1927, 1932-1934, 1939, 1941; BX6385.A5x.

652. Apperwhite, Juanita Evelyn. The dietary habits of 150 Negro farm families, Macon County, Alabama, 1945-46. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1946. 59 leaves; "Renters, owners and sharecroppers are compared and analyzed according to their eating pattern."; TU; Reference.

653. Arant, Frank Selman. The status ofgame birds and mammals in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1939. 38 pp.; contributors: Alabama Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, Auburn University, American Wildlife Institute, United States Bureau of Biological Survey, Alabama Department of Education; AU; SK365 .AS.

654. Archer, Allan Frost. Supplement to the Argiopiade ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1941. 47 pp.; "Museum paper" (Alabama Museum of Natural History), No. 18; variant title: "Orb-weaving spiders of Alabama"; AU; QE 81.A27 No. 18.

655. Archer, Allan Frost. The Argiopidae or orb-weaving spiders ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1940. 77 pp.; "Museum paper" (Alabama Museum ofNatural History), No. 14; variant title: "Orb-weaving spiders of Alabama"; AU; QE 81.A27 No. 14.

656. Armes, Ethel. The story ofcoal and iron in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; published under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce: Birmingham, 1910. 581 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 AS.

657. Armstrong, Margueritte Bridges. The status of sex education for girls in the high schools ofMarshall County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of

69 Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 134 leaves; UA; T378.Ar5s 1938.

658. Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting. [serial]; NOTIS; Publishing House of the Methodist Episcopal Church: South Nashville, TN, 1912-1931. Vols. 18-36; previous title: "Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Southern States. Proceedings ofthe... annual meeting"; continued by: "Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools (U.S.). Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools"; AU; LB2301.S6.

659. Association of Southern Women. Lynching is wholesale murder. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Atlanta, 1937. TU; HV6458.A8.

660. Atchison, Earlene. The oxygen consumption and carbon dioxide production of germinating seeds ofPisum sativum. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1943. 47 leaves; UA; T378.At24o 1943.

661. Atwater, Wilbur Olin. Dietary studies with reference to the food of the Negro in Alabama in 1895 and 1896. [monograph]; Frissell Library; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1897. 69 pp.; U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office of Experiment Stations, Bulletin No. 38; Conducted with the cooperation of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute and the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama; TU; TX361.N4A8.

662. Auburn Missionary Baptist Association. Minutes of the ... annual session of the Auburn Missionary Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Thomas Gilbert: Columbus, GA, 1893. UA, 1893 (24th); BX6248.A2 A93x.

663. Auburtin, Mary G. Ante-helium Marion: cultural center of the plantation South. [monograph]; NOTIS; The City: Marion, AL, 1962. 17 pp.; AU; F334.M37 AS.

664. Austin, John Greene. The trends of the county school superintendency in Alabama: 1890-1930. [monograph]; NOTIS; George Peabody College for Teachers: Nashville, 1936. 8 pp.; "abstract of Ph.D. thesis"; UA; LB2813.A85 1936.

665. Auzenne, Anita Dave. The effect ofdiet on intelligence, achievement and personality. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 54 leaves; TU; Reference.

666. Avery, Cordye Beth. The ways and means ofsupporting home economics departments in the high schools ofAlabama, 1931-1932. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1933. 65 leaves; AU; TED

70 .A9542.

667. Ayrs, Orla L. Soil survey ofMarion County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1908. 24 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 M37 1908.

668. Bailey, Mary M. Timely facts and suggestions for Lee County farm women and men. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service: Auburn, 1930? 16 pp.; AU; S544.3 .A5 Z9 1930.

669. Bailey, Richard Fayette. Social and economic conditions in the Rockford School community and their implications/or education. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1943. 106 leaves; AU; TED.B155.

670. Baker, Henry Edwin. The Colored Inventor. [monograph]; NOTIS; Ayer: Salem, NH, cl 913. 12 pp.; reprint of 1913 edition; AU; E185.8 .B16 1988.

671. Baker, Marian Dixie. A suggested course ofstudy for home economics in junior high school. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1942. 110 leaves; UA; TX165.B3 1942x.

672. Baker, Wilburn Norman. A study of cu"ent school costs in Saint Clair County, Alabama, for the three years 1920, 1925, 1930. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1936. 46 leaves; UA; T378.B178s 1936.

673. Baldwin, Joseph G. The flush times ofAlabama andMississippi. A series of sketches. [monograph]; NOTIS; D. Appleton and Company: New York, 1853. 330 pp.; AU; F327.B18.

674. Ball, T. H. A glance into the great south-east, or, Clarke County, Alabama, and its su"oundings:from 1540 to 1877. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.; Press of Knight & Leonard: Grove Hill, AL; Chicago, 1882. 782 pp.; AU; F332.C6 Bl.

675. Ballenger, Fred James. Vocational textile education in the Chattahoochee Valley. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 51 leaves; AU; TED.B1914.

676. Bankers and financial agents of the State of Alabama. Statement of the financial condition and history of the State ofAlabama, together with remarks upon the resources of the state and its policy, at the present time, in relation to internal improvements. [monograph]; NOTIS; E. Wells Sackett: New York, 1870. 22 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 S7.

677. Bankhead, John Hollis. Experimental improvement ofhighways--good roads

71 speech ofHon. John H. Bankhead ofAlabama in the Senate ofthe United States. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1910. 14 pp.; "Friday, March 25, 1910"; AU; HE356.A2 B36 1910.

678. Bankhead, John Hollis. Good roads speech ofHon. John H. Bankhead of Alabama in the Senate of the United States, Friday, April 24, 1908. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1908. 16 pp.; "Friday, April 24, 1908"; AU; HE356.A2 B35 1908.

679. Bankhead, John Hollis. Speech ofHon. John H. Bankhead, ofAlabama: in the House ofRepresentatives, Wednesday, June 13, 1906. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Washington, D.C.?, 1906. 8 pp.; AU; HE193.B36 1906.

680. Bankhead, John Hollis. Transportation questions. River and harbor improvements. Good roads. Rural free delivery. Speech ofHon. John H. Bankhead ofAlabama; in the U.S. House ofRepresentatives, Wednesday, June 13, 1906. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office?: Washington, D.C.?, 1906. 9 pp.; AU; HE195.U6 B3.

681. Baptist Church ofEvergreen (Ala.), Woman's Missionary Society. Practical helps for cooking. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Society?: Evergreen, 1926. 56 pp.; "Cookery, American--Southern style; cookery--Alabama"; UA; TX715 .P92 l 926x.

682. Baptist State Executive Board (Ala.). Our Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Baptist State Executive Board: Montgomery, 1936. 62 pp.; AU; BX6248.A2 08.

683. Barker, Bessie Elna. A study of the living conditions of one hundredfamilies in Limestone County, Alabama on various economic levels. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1934. 57 leaves; AU; THE.B255.

684. Barnes, Daniel Garland. A study of the effect ofvocational agriculture on the enrollment and retention of boys in high schools in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 44 leaves; AU; TED .B259.

685. Barrett, E. L., Moorman, Joseph H., Sarver, 0. 0., and News Publishing Company, Inc. Mobile. Leaders of the colored race in Alabama. [monograph]; News Publishing Company: Mobile, cl 928. 98 pp.; AU; E185.93 .A3 L4.

686. Barringer, Paul B. The sacrifice ofa race. [monograph]; NOTIS; Edwards & Broughton: Raleigh, NC, 1900. 30 pp.; AU; E185.6 B27.

687. Bartlett, Daniel Jesse. Tenure ofvocational agricultural teachers in Alabama (a

72 study covering 1937-1943, continuedfrom a study covering 1917-1937). [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1943. 32 leaves; AU; TED .B2893.

688. Baswell, James A. The equalization ofeducational opportunity in terms of education and training ofelementary white teachers of St. Clair County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 74 leaves; UA; T378.B29e 1939.

689. Bates, Ellen Elizabeth. A study of the radio program preferences of certain Walker County, Alabama, students and their families. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1942. 75 leaves; UA; T378.B317s 1942.

690. Bates, Newton Whitemarsh. History and civil government ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Herald Publishing Company: Florence, 1892. 64 pp.; microfilm; AU; F326.B327 and MADD.

691. Bates, Robert Lomax. Leisure time activities of the senior high school pupils of the Coffee County High School ofEnterprise, Alabama, as seen by the principal. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 44 leaves; UA; T378.B31L 1937.

692. Bator, G. T. A performance study ofcoals from the Black Creek bedfor domestic stoker fuel. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama State Mine Experiment Station, School ofMines, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1945. 37 pp.; "Technical report" (University of Alabama, State Mine Experiment Station), No. 2; AU; ffN 24.A2 A7 No.2.

693. Batte, Katherine Shipman. History of the Valley Creek Presbyterian Church, Selma, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Selma, 1908? 65 pp.; "The second oldest Presbyterian church in the state of Alabama"; UA; BX9211.V35 B3.

694. Battle, Eliot Franklin. The determination ofcertain major factors affecting the Negro veteran in the "on the job training program" in vocational agriculture in the state ofAlabama as a basis for planning a more effective program. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 37 leaves; "A personal interview study of the needs of251 veterans taking "on the farm training" in Lowndes, Monroe and Pickens Counties, Alabama"; TU; Reference.

695. Battle, H. B. Velvet beans, soy beans and peanuts as adjuncts to cotton seed. [monograph]; Montgomery; n.p.: n.p., c1916. 6 pp.; "paper delivered before the Alabama Cotton Seed Crushers Association at Pensacola, Fla., June 16, 1916 by H.B. Battle, Montgomery, Ala."; ADAH; Pamphlet

73 Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 1, #8.

696. Baver, Leonard David. Subtropical weathering in Alabama as evidenced in the Susquehanna.fine sandy loam profile. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station: Auburn, 1931. pp. 288-307; AU; LD271.A9 B39 1931.

697. Baxter, Jere. Points of information in reference to the establishment ofa great manufacturing city at Sheffield, Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Albert B. Tavel: Nashville, 1884. 36 pp.; UA has microfilm copy; BP; TN805.A4 B4.

698. Baxter, Marvin 0. Equalization of educational opportunity in Washington County, Alabama, in terms of the education and training ofwhite elementary school teachers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 61 leaves; UA; T378.B33e 1937.

699. Beardon, Rogers Howard. The effect of varying ratios ofsodium and potassium on the nitrogen content ofLupinus Angustifolius. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 34 leaves; TU; Reference.

700. Beatty, Adam. Southern agriculture, being essays on the cultivation ofcom, hemp, tobacco, wheat, etc., and the best method ofrenovating soil. [monograph]; NOTIS; C.M. Saxton: New York, c1843. 298 pp.; UA; S407.B38.

701. Beck, Henry Lucien. A survey ofpower possibilities and design of transmission line for section between Columbus, Georgia and Pike Road, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1933. 45 pp.; AU; TEE.B39.

702. Beeson, Caddie Farr. The administration ofthe circulating library in the elementary schools of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 38 leaves; UA; T378.B39a 1931.

703. Beeson, James Farr. The design ofa "typical structure on a proposed parkway for Tuscaloosa, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 33 leaves; UA; T378 B39d 1939.

704. Bell, Allene. Objectives for a home economics education program at Alabama College, Montevallo, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; State College: Ames, 1929. 90 pp.; AU; ITX165.B45.

705. Bell, Franklin Evelyn. Power plant construction. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 1 volume; AU; TEE.B44.

74 706. Bell, Gracie Lee. A proposed program for promoting better health by placing emphasis on nutrition education in the lower elementary grades. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 40 leaves; "Standards set up by the Committee on Foods and Nutrition, a unit of the National Research Council, used to evaluate nutrition education programs in the first four grades of Children's House, Washington Public and Lewis Adams' Schools [Tuskegee], with a program for teaching nutrition education proposed."; TU; Reference.

707. Bell, Leslie M. Studies on the embryology of the pig. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1930. 59 leaves; UA; T378.B41s 1930.

708. Bell, N. Eric. Soil survey ofRussell County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1915. 50 pp.; contributors: L.A. Hurst, J.M. Snyder, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 R87 1915.

709. Bell, Robert K. Reconstruction in Tuscaloosa County. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 72 leaves; UA; T378.B41r 1933.

710. Belser, Danylu. Conditions and practices influencing the elementary education of white children in the public schools ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1930. 310 pp.; AU; LA231.B4 1930.

711. Bendall, C. Franklin. The equalization ofeducational opportunity in Lauderdale County, Alabama, with reference to education and training, enrollment, and salaries ofwhite elementary teachers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 83 leaves; UA; T378.B43e 1938.

712. Benford, Harold Roswell. The effect oflevel terracing on yield and quality of pasturage and on water conservation. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. 14 leaves; AU; TAY.B465.

713. Bennett, Frank. Soil survey of the Huntsville area, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1904. 24 pp.; contributors: A.M. Griffen, United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S599.A4 H9 1904.

714. Bennett, Hugh Wilbur. Histological studies on the cotton.fiber and seed. [thesis]; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 26 leaves; AU; TAY .B4714.

715. Berlin, Irving. When the midnight choo-choo leaves for Alabam'. [musical score]; NOTIS; Ted Snyder: New York, c1912. 5 pp.; UA; M1630.2 .B47 W53

75 1912x.

716. Berney, Saffold. Hand book ofAlabama: a complete index to the state. [monograph]; NOTIS; Mobile Register: Mobile, 1878. 338 pp.; also an 1892 edition pub'd in Birmingham; AU; F326.B52 1878 (Dobbins).

717. Berry, James Berthold. Southern woodland trees; a guide to the identification of trees and woods to accompany farm woodlands; a handbookfor students, teachers,farmers and woodsmen. [monograph]; NOTIS; World Book Company: Yonkers-on-Hudson, NY, 1924. 214 pp.; AU; SD435.B45.

718. Bessemer (Ala.). Laws governing the production, handling and distribution of milk and milk products as provided by ordinance 685 of the city of Bessemer. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1931. 41 pp.; UA; JS1507.B36 MS 1931x.

719. Bessemer Land and Improvement Company. Bessemer, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bessemer Land & Improvement Company: Bessemer, AL, c1891. 28 pp.; UA; F334.B4 B35 1891x.

720. Bessemer Land and Improvement Company. A circular ofinformation about Bessemer City, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; South Publishing Company: New York, 1889. 48 pp.; UA; F334.B5 B477 1889x.

721. Bethel Baptist Association (Ala.). Minutes ofthe... annual session of the Bethel Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Democrat Reporter: n.p., 1917. UA, 1917 (97th); BX6248.A2 B4x.

722. Bethlahem Baptist Association (Ala.). The ... anniversary of the Beth/ahem Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Benjamin M'Cary: Suggsville, 1835. UA, 1835 (19th); BX6248.A2 B47x.

723. Bethlehem Baptist Association (Ala.). Minutes of the ... annual session of the Bethlehem Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Baptist Job Printing Company: Montgomery, 1871-. AU, 1871, 1883-1888, 1890-1897, 1893-1899, 1904; UA, 1874; BX6248.A2 B47x; BX6209.B4 Al 1874 (UA).

724. Betts, Edward Chambers. Early history ofHuntsville, Alabama, 1804 to 1870. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1916. 122 pp.; (Betts was first commissioner of the Alabama Department of Agriculture); AU; F334.H9 BS .

725. Beulah Baptist Association (Ala.). Minutes of the ... annual session of the Beulah Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Gilbert Printing Company: Columbus, GA, 1911. UA, 1906, 1911 (74th), 1916, 1918, 1922,

76 BX6248.A2 B48x.

726. Beulah Primitive Baptist Association. Minutes ofthe... annual session of the Beulah Primitive Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; T.J. Appleyard, State Printer: Tallahassee, FL, 1919. UA, 1919 (45th); BX6385.B43x.

727. Beverly, John William. History ofAlabama,for use in schools and/or general reading. [monograph]; J.W. Beverly: Montgomery, 1901. 214 pp.; AU; F326.B57.

728. Bibb County Baptist Association. Minutes of the ... annual session of the Bibb County Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1909. UA, 1909 (7th); BX6248.A2 B53x.

729. Bickley, Fred Peeples. A program ofwork for the Vocational Agriculture Department of the Phil Campbell High School, Phil Campbell, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 73 leaves; AU; TED .B583.

730. Bigbee Baptist Association (Ala.). Minutes of the ... annual session of the Bigbee Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: n.p., 1886, 1897. UA, 1886 (34th), 1897; BX6248.A2 B49x.

731. Birmingham Electric Company. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; The Company: Birmingham, 1925?-. AU, 1948-1949; fHD9685 .U7 B57.

732. Bisbee, Frederick Adelbert. Tuskegee. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1913? 15 pp.; "reprint from the editorial correspondence ofDr. Frederick Bisbee"; TU; LC2851.T93B5.

733. Bishop, Roy C. A defense of the Farm Bureau. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1926. 36 pp.; variant title: "Statement regarding the Alabama Farm Bureau"; UA; HD1485.A42 1923x.

734. Black, Hugo Lafayette. Muscle Shoals should be used in the interest of the farmers of this nation through the manufacture of cheap fertilizer. The farmers need cheap fertilizer more than they need power. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1928. 31 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 BS.

735. Blackstone, John Homer. Production, purchases and consumption offoods in three Alabama cities. [thesis]; NOTIS; Auburn University: Auburn, 1941. 157 leaves; AU; TAS .B631.

736. Blackstone, John Homer. Unit factors and cost formulas for fluid milk by areas and markets in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1945? AU; temporary call

77 number: AGX9644.

737. Blackwood, Constance Maria. A survey offunctional housing conditions ofone hundred Negro rural families ofMacon County, Alabama, with special implications/or improvements. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 58 leaves; TU; Reference.

738. Bledsoe, W. C. History of the Liberty (East) Baptist Association ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Constitution Job Office: Atlanta, 1886. 275 pp.; AU; BX6209.L6 B7.

739. Blount County (Ala.) Public Schools. Rules and regulations for the government of the public schools ofBlount County. [serial]; NOTIS; Blount County Board ofEducation: Oneonta, AL?, 1908/1909?-. UA, 1908/1909; LA233.B3 B55x.

740. Blowe, Daniel. A geographical, historical, commercial, and agricultural view of the United States ofAmerica; forming a complete emigrant's directory through every part of the republic: particularising the states ofKentucky, Tennessee, , , Mississippi, , and Illinois; and the territories ofAlabama and Missouri ... east and west Florida, Michigan, and North-westem ... likewise, an account of the British possessions in Upper and Lower Canada... [monograph]; NOTIS; Edwards & Knibb: London, 1820. 746 pp.; UA; El65.B67.

741. Bluffion Land, Ore and Furnace Company, Bluffion, Ala. The Bluffton Land, Ore and Furnace Co., Bluffton, Cherokee County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.B. Pattillo: Rome, GA, 1890. 27 pp.; UA; F332.B5 B58 1890.

742. Board of Commissioners (Mobile, AL). An ordinance regulating the production, handling and distribution of milk and milk products. [monograph]; The Board: Mobile, 1923. 26 pp.; AU; KFX1905.M63.

743. Boatwright, Ruth F. The origin and development of the Negro visiting teacher in Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 66 leaves; TU; Reference.

744. Boles, W. J. Romance and reality: story ofreal estate transactions in Birmingham since the first land sale in 1871 to the latest recorded sale, selected at random. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts & Sons: Birmingham, 1927? 39 pp.; AU; HD196.A4 B6.

745. Bond, Horace Mann. The influence ofpersonalities on the public education of Negroes in Alabama, I. [monograph]; NOTIS; Howard University: Washington, D.C., 1937? 29 pp.; reprinted from the "Journal ofNegro Education, 11 January 1937; AU; LC 2802.A2 B62.

78 746. Bond, Horace Mann. Negro education in Alabama: a study in cotton and steel. [monograph]; Associated Publishers: Washington, D.C., 1939. 358 pp.; Issued also as thesis (Ph.D.} University of Chicago, under title: "Social and economic influences on the public education of Negroes in Alabama, 1865-1930"; AU; LC2802.A2 B6 1939.

747. Bonsteel, F. E. Soil survey ofLauderdale County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1905. 21 pp.; contributor: United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S599.A4 L3 1905.

748. Boone, Theodore S. The philosophy ofBooker T. Washington, the apostle of progress, the pioneer ofthe new deal. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Manney Printing: Fort Worth, TX, c1939. 311 pp.; Duke; Perkins: 323.401 W317, B724 1939.

749. Boothe, Charles Octavius. The cyclopedia of the colored Baptists ofAlabama, their leaders and their work. [monograph]; Alabama Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1895. 267 pp.; AU; BX6444.A6 B6.

750. Borland, Jean Wallace. Fertilization ofcotton after harvesting peanuts. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 11 leaves; AU; TAY .B7352.

751. Borth, Christy. Pioneers ofplenty; the story of chemrugy. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bobbs-Merrill: Indianapolis, c1939. 303 pp.; George Washington Carver is a subject ofbook; AU; TP149.B74.

752. Bosworth, Karl Andrew. Black belt county: rural government in the cotton industry ofAlabama. [serial]; Bureau of Public Administration, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1941. 111 pp.; "Publications" (University of Alabama, Bureau of Public Administration); no. 2; AU; JK4595.A2 A3 no.2.

753. Bosworth, Karl Andrew. Tennessee Valley County: rural government in the hill country ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Public Administration, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1941. 117 pp.; "Publications" (University of Alabama, Bureau of Public Administration), No. 4; AU; JK4595 .A2 A3 No.4.

754. Boudousquie, Louis Joseph. Abstracts ofall masters' theses of the School of Education, Alabama Polytechnic Institute from 1927 to 1936. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 1919 leaves; AU; TED .B7568.

755. Bowles, Edgar Oliver. Well logs ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1941. 357 pp.; "Bulletin" (Geological Survey of Alabama},

79 No. 50; AU; QE 81.A15 No. 50.

756. Boyd, Clary Paul. A partial list ofthe scale insects ofLee County, Alabama and a history of the development of the control treatments in the United States. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 42 leaves; AU; TZY .B78.

757. Boyd, Minnie Clare. Alabama in the Fifties: a social study. [monograph]; NOTIS; Columbia University Press: New York, 1931. 263 pp.; "Studies in history, economics, and public law," No. 353; AU; F326.B78.

758. Boykin, B. Address delivered before the Southern Rights Association ofAlabama, at Mobile, on Monday evening, November 4th, 1850. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; The Association: Mobile, 1850. 11 pp.; BP; F213.B68 1850.

759. Brackeen, L. G. Influence ofdifferent sources ofnitrogen on the flocculation and chemical composition ofsoils. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1930. 47 leaves; AU; TAY.B7973.

760. Brackeen, L. G. Soil survey of Colbert County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Department of Agriculture: Washington, D.C., 1939. 45 pp.; contributors: A.L. Gray, United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1933, No. 22; AU; S599.A4 C68 1939.

761. Bradford, Joseph H. Circular to the citizens of Coosa County. [monograph]; NOTIS; Montgomery Mail Steam Press: Montgomery, 185-? 8 pp.; "slavery--United States--controversial literature; Coosa County (Ala.)"; UA;

762. Branch, Ras Marshalls. Diets ofrural school children in the Goodman elementary school. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1940. 69 leaves; UA; T378.B732d 1940.

763. Branen, JeffT. Swanee River Blues. [musical score]; NOTIS; T.S. Denison & Company: Chicago, c1922. 5 pp.; First line of text: "Dear old Alabama where the Swanee River flows"; first line of chorus: "My mammy knows I need some yams and 'possum graby."; UA; M1622.B725 S9 1922x.

764. Brannon, Peter Alexander. Adventures on the highroad, here and there in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1930. 61 pp.; AU; F326.B81.

765. Brannon, Peter Alexander. Big Sandy: a story of the Baptist Church ofHull, in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Ben M. Smith: Montgomery, 1942. 14 pp.; BP; BX6480.H79 B53 1942.

80 766. Brannon, Peter Alexander. Highway boats and bridges; a story of the ferryboats and some bridges and other days in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1929. 28 pp.; AU; HE5783.A2 B7.

767. Brannon, Peter Alexander. Historic highways in Alabama: stories ofincidents connected with the early roadways in the state. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1929. 53 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

768. Brannon, Peter Alexander. Lilies, lions and bag-pipes; tales of other days in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1934. 92 pp.; AU; F326.B813.

769. Brannon, Peter Alexander. Little journeys to interesting points in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1930. 68 pp.; UA; F327.B818.

770. Brannon, Peter Alexander. Mile Stones along Alabama's pathway. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1931. 96 pp.; AU; F326.B815.

771. Brannon, Peter Alexander. The southern Indian trade, being particularly a study ofmaterial from the valley ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1935. 87 pp.; AU; E98.C7 BS.

772. Brannon, Peter Alexander. A travel log, one ofa series ofhistorical stories of trips through Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1928. 13 pp.; variant title: Alabama highways; AU; F327.B83.

773. Brannon, Peter Alexander. Turning the pages in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1932. 80 pp.; "Historic buildings--Alabama"; "Alabama--History"; "Alabama--Description and travel"; AU; F326.B82.

774. Brasswell, Carrie Louise. Analysis ofreading interest ofjunior and senior high school students of the Carver High School, Union Springs, Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 67 leaves; TU; Reference.

775. Bray, James A. The status ofNegro education in the South and in the state of Alabama; an address delivered by Dr. James A. Bray, Secretary of Education, Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, before the Alabama State Teachers' Association, Birmingham, March 28, 1918. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Alabama State Teachers' Association?: n.p., 1918? 13 pp.; TU; LC2802.S9 B73.

776. Brazil, Doris J. Curriculum development in home economics at Tuskegee Institute, since 1899. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 48 leaves; "Traces changes in home economics curriculum at

81 Tuskegee Institute over fifty-year period divided into ten year intervals."; TU; Reference.

777. Brent, Theodore. Coosa-Alabama waterway tonnage survey, for the Mississippi Valley Association. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: New Orleans, 1930. 79 pp.; microfilm; AU; HE630.A2 B7 and MADD.

778. Brewer, George E. A history of the Central Association ofAlabama from its organization in 1845 to 1895. [monograph]; NOTIS; Post Publishing Company: Opelika, 1895. 80 pp.; "Central Baptist Association of Alabama"; UA; BX6209.C3 BS.

779. Brewer, Willis. Alabama: her history, resources, war record, andpublic men. From 1540 to 1872. [monograph]; NOTIS; Barrett & Brown: Montgomery, 1872. 712 pp.; microfilm; AU; F326.B84 and MADD.

780. Brindley, Elva P. A comparative time-cost of the preparation ofcarrots and biscuits, utilizing the three fuels, electrictty, gas, and kerosene. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1930. 68 leaves; UA; T378.B771c 1930.

781. Brisco, Joseph Martin. The loss of trained teachers from Alabama through transfer to other occupations and other states. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 52 leaves; AU; TED.B8594.

782. Bromberg, Frederick George. The reconstruction period in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; For the Bienville Monument Fund: Mobile?, 1905. 18 pp.; "Papers of the Iberville Historical Society," No. 3; AU; F326.5 .B86.

783. Bronson, Clement Alphonso. Factors affecting the present farming programs of one hundred Negro farms in the patronage area of the Macon County Training School, in Alabama, with emphasis for improvement. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1951. 88 leaves; TU; Reference.

784. Bronson, Mary Howard. A critical analysis and evaluation of the educational activities ofparent-teacher associations in Negro schools in Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 99 leaves; TU; Reference.

785. Brooks, Bessie A. A half century ofprogress in family welfare work in Jefferson County. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts: Birmingham, 1936. 90 pp.; AU; HV99.B57 B76 1936.

786. Broughton, Len G. Tuskegee visit was his topic: Dr. Len G. Broughton describes conditions at Booker T. Washington's school. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School: Tuskegee, 1908. 14 pp.; AU;

82 LC2851.T82 B7.

787. Broun, William LeRoy. Science-education; an address by Wm. LeRoy Broun, delivered at the annual commencement of the A. and M College ofAla. [monographt NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1880? 16 pp.; AU; LD271.A872 June 1880.

788. Broun, William LeRoy. Twenty years work; historical sketch of the A. and M College [baccalaureate address, Auburn, Ala., June 15, 1892}. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1892? 16 pp.; AU; LD271.A872 June 1892.

789. Browder, William Joe Russell. Compilation and analysis ofavailable engineering data pertaining to the utilization ofelectricity on Alabama/arms. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 76 leaves; AU; TAN .B8772.

790. Brown, Charles H. A program for the development of the library of Tuskegee Institute in support ofthe expansion of the instructional program. [monograph]; NOTIS; Iowa State College: Ames, 1944. 19 leaves; AU; Z733.T92 B7.

791. Brown, Eddie. Influence ofa proteolytic enzyme upon chick growth in rations that contain only vegetable proteins. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 40 leaves; TU; Reference.

792. Brown, James B. An evaluation of teaching of vocational agriculture in Negro schools in Alabama as a basis for suggesting ways of improving it. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1951. 124 leaves; TU; Reference.

793. Brown, James B. The evaluation of the teaching ofvocational agriculture in Negro schools in Alabama as a basis for suggesting ways of improving it. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1951. 124 pp.; TU; 630.717 .B878e.

794. Brown, John Morgan. The equalization of educational opportunity in the white elementary schools ofFayette County, Alabama, according to the education and training of the teachers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 75 leaves; UA; T378.B81e 1938.

795. Brown, Le Roy. The status ofscience clubs in Alabama and other Southern states. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1935. 80 leaves; UA; T378.B81s 1935.

796. Brown, Leroy. The equalization ofeducational opportunity in Cleburne County with reference to education and training ofwhite elementary teachers.

83 [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 69 leaves; UA; T378.B81e 1939.

797. Brown, Samuel R. The western gazetteer; or, emigrant's directory, containing a geographical description of the western states and te"itories, viz. the states ofKentucky, Indiana, Louisiana, Ohio, Tennessee and Mississippi: and the te"itories ofIllinois, Missouri, Alabama, Michigan, and North-Western. [monograph]; NOTIS; H.C. Southwick: Auburn, NY, 1817. 360 pp.; UA; F353.B87.

798. Brown, William Garrott. A gentleman of the South; a memory of the Black Belt, from the manuscript memoirs of the late Colonel Stanton Elmore. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1903. 232 pp.; AU; PZ3 .B818 Ge.

799. Brown, William Garrott. A history ofAlabama,for use in schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; University Publishing Company: New York, 1900. 328 pp.; microform; AU; F326.B88 and MADD.

800. Brumby, R. T. Address on the importance ofa geological survey of the state: delivered before the Alabama State Agricultural Society, Dec. 7, 1841. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1841? 18+pp.; UA; QE81.B8x.

801. Buck, Solon. The Granger Movement; a study ofagricultural organization and its political, economic and social manifestations, 1870-1880. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harvard University Press: Cambridge, 1913. 384 pp.; UA; HD201.B8.

802. Buckner, Edward Lorenzo. Equalization ofeducational opportunity in Cullman County, Alabama, as maintainedfor the year 1936-37, with reference to education and training ofwhite elementary teachers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 57 leaves; UA; T378.B85e 1938.

803. Buckner, Henry F. A grammar of the Masjwke, or Creek language: to which are prefixed lessons in spelling, reading, and defining. [monograph]; NOTIS; Domestic and Indian Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention: Marion, AL, 1860. 138 pp.; UA; PM991.B8.

804. Buckner, Henry F. Maskoke hymns: original, collected, and revised. [monograph]; NOTIS; Domestic and Indian Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention: Marion, AL, 1860. 140 pp.; microopaque; UA; microforms.

805. Buckner, Henry F. translator. The Gospel according to John. Opunvkv hera Chanichuyvten, oksumkvlki irkinvkv. [monograph]; NOTIS; Domestic and

84 pp.; UA; BS 345.C87 John 1860.

806. Bullock County Fair Association. List ofpremiums, rules and regulations for the ... annual fair. [serial]; NOTIS; Bullock County Fair Association: Union Springs, AL, 1908?-. AU, Vols. 3 and 4 (1910, 1911); GT4610.A2 B85.

807. Bulls, John Thomas. History ofextension education in agriculture and home economics among Negroes in Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; Iowa State College: Ames, 1950. 176 pp.; TU; S544.3 .A4B8.

808. Bulmer, Leonard C. Alabama dairy markets survey. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Alabama Dairy and Food Council: Birmingham, 1932? 105 leaves; "performed by the Alabama Industrial Development Board in cooperation with the Jefferson County Board of Health"; BP; HD9275.U63 A22 1932.

809. Bulmer, Leonard C. A summary of correlatedfacts concerning undulant fever in humans and contagious abortion in animals: and the relationship of one to the other from the standpoint of transmission through meat and milk products. [monograph]; NOTIS; Jefferson County Board of Health: Birmingham, 1930. 66 pp.; AU; RC123.B7 B9 1930.

810. Bunker, Page S. A dictionary offorest fire protection. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Commission: Montgomery, 1929. 62 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama State Commission ofForestry), No. 3; AU; SD12.A23 No. 3.

811. Bunker, Page S. Check list ofnative trees ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Forestry Commission: Montgomery, 1926. 16 pp.; "Pamphlet" (Alabama. State Commission of Forestry), No. 5; AU; QK484.A2 B86 1926.

812. Bunker, Page S. Check list ofnative trees ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Forestry Commission: Montgomery, 1932. 15 pp.; "Pamphlet" (Alabama State Commission ofForestry), No. 5; AU; QK 484.A2 B86 1932.

813. Burke, Armand Francis. A study in the field ofcommunity recreation. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 134 leaves; UA; T378.B9ls 1937.

814. Burke, Richard Thomas Avon. Soil survey of Covington County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1914. 37 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 CS 1914.

815. Burke, Richard Thomas Avon. Soil survey ofEscambia County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1915. 51 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama

85 Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 E7 1915.

816. Burke, Richard Thomas Avon. Soil survey ofHouston County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1923. pp. 315-344; contributors: A.T. Sweet, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Soils; AU; S599.A4 H6 1923.

817. Burke, Richard Thomas Avon. Soil survey ofLimestone County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1916. 41 pp.; contributors: A.M. O'Neal, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 L6 1916.

818. Burke, Richard Thomas Avon. Soil survey ofMadison County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1913. 42 pp.; contributors: A.M. O'Neal, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 M3 1913.

819. Burke, Richard Thomas Avon. Soil survey ofPerry County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1903? pp. 309-323; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 P45 1903.

820. Burke, Richard Thomas Avon. Soil survey ofRandolph County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1912. 40 pp.; contributors: A.C. McGehee, W.E. Wilkinson, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 R3 1912.

821. Burke, Richard Thomas Avon. Soil survey ofSt. Clair County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1920. 46 pp.; contributors: N. Eric Bell, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599 .A4 S2 1920.

822. Burleigh, H. T. He'sjus' de same to-day:from Calhoun, Lowndes Co., Alabama. [musical score]; NOTIS; G. Ricordi: New York, c1919. 7 pp.; "Negro spirituals"; UA; M1671.B8 H37 1919x.

823. Bums, Maline. The problem ofsupervision of county schools ofAlabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1925. 41 leaves; UA; T378.B93p 1925.

86 agricultural conditions in one of the mostfavored sections of the rich and fast developing South, Montgomery County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Business Men's League: Montgomery, 1912? 31 pp.; UA; F332.M73 A44 1912x.

825. Caldwell, Henry M. History of the Elyton Land Company and Birmingham, Ala. [monograph]; NOTIS; the author: n.p., 1892. 35 pp.; "reprinted in 1972"; AU; F334 .B6 C35.

826. Calhoun, Alice J. When yellow jasmine blooms: a story of the southland. [monograph]; NOTIS; Neale Publishing Company: New Yorlc, 1904. 272 pp.; "Alabama--fiction"; UA; PS3505.A374 W54 1902x.

827. Calhoun Colored School (Calhoun, Ala.). Annual report of the principals ofthe Calhoun Colored School... with the report of the heads ofdepartments. [serial]; NOTIS; The School: Boston, MA, 1920-1921. UA; LC2852.C29.

828. Calkins, Willie Fagan. The Walker County Library. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1934. 55 leaves; UA; T378.Cl2w 1934.

829. Cammack, Ruth Stodghill. Reuben Francis Kolb: his influence on agriculture in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 116 leaves; AU; THY .Cl84.

830. Campbell, John Lyle. A physical survey extending from Atlanta, Ga., across Alabama and Mississippi to the Mississippi River, along the line of the Georgia Paci.fie Railway, embracing the geology, topography, minerals, soils, climate, forests, and agricultural and manufacturing resources of the country. [monograph]; NOTIS; E.F. Weeks: New York, 1883. 147 pp.; UA; F208.Cl 1 1883x.

831. Campbell, Justina Louise. The native woot{y plants of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and vicinity. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 325 leaves; UA; T378.C15n 1933.

832. Campbell, Thomas Monroe. The movable school goes to the Negro farmer. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute Press: Tuskegee, c1936. 170 pp.; AU; S544.3 .A6 C3.

833. Canebrake Agricultural Experiment Station, Uniontown. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1888-. Reports for 1889, 1891, 1896, 1897, and 1898 are also held by the ADAH.; microfiche; AU, 1888-1890, 1896-1898, 1918; S31.E8 C3 and MADD.

834. Canebrake Agricultural Experiment Station, Uniontown. Bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; Department of Agriculture: Montgomery, 1888-1916. Nos. 1-29; These same numbers (1-29) are held by the ADAH.; microfilm; AU, Nos.

87 1-29; S31.E8 C32 andMADD.

83 5. Cannon, Charlsie M. The role of status factors in the personallty adjustment of primary school children. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 31 leaves; "Study of a group of sixth grade Negro children, designated lower and middle upper class, in four of the Negro schools of Jefferson County, Alabama, to investigate the extent they would score significantly different on instruments used to determine status factors and personality adjustment."; TU; Reference.

836. Cannon, Emilie Burleson. Status of the married woman teacher ofFayette County, Alabama, 1938-1939. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 49 leaves; UA; T378.C16s 1939.

837. Cantrell, L. Soil survey of Chilton County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1913. 36 pp.; contributors: W.E. Wilkinson, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C46 1913.

838. Cantrell, L. Soil survey of Conecuh County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1914. 48 pp.; contributors: RA. Winston, F.W. Kolb, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C7 1914.

839. Carbon Hill Commercial Club. Annual fair, Carbon Hill, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Carbon Hill Commercial Club: Carbon Hill, AL, 1913-. AU, Vol I (1913); GT4610.A2 C27.

840. Carlston, Charles William. Ground-water resources of the Cretaceous area of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: University, AL, 1944. 203 pp.; "Special report" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 18; AU; fQE 81.A32 No. 18.

841. Carlton, Harrison A. A critical analysis of the health knowledge of the teachers and senior high school students of Chambers and Russell counties, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 81 leaves; AU; TED.C285.

842. Carmer, Carl Lamson. Stars fell on Alabama. [monograph]; Farrar & Rinehart, Inc.: New York, 1934. 294 pp.; folklore, social life and customs, etc.; AU; F326.C27.

843. Carr, E. P. Soil survey ofDallas County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1905. 24 pp.; contributor: United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S599.A4 D3 1905.

88 844. Carroll, Austin. A Catholic history ofAlabama and the Floridas: Volume I. [monograph]; NOTIS; P.J. Kennedy: New York, 1908. 373 pp.; "no more published"; microfilm; AU; BX 1410 .C3 Vol. 1 and MADD.

845. Carroll, Thomas W. A series of units in junior high school pre-vocational guidance work. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 127 leaves; UA; T378.C23s 1938.

846. Carter, Henry Rose. Impounded water. Surveys in Alabama and during 1915 to determine its effect on prevalence ofmalaria, by H.R Carter, assistant surgeon general, U.S. Public Health Service, J.A.A. Le Prince, Sanitary engineer, U.S. Public Health Service, T.H.D. Griffitts, assistant epidemiologist, U.S. Public Health Service. Prepared by direction of the Surgeon General. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1916. 35 pp.; BP; RC116.E27.

847. Carter, Jack F. Farm/acts and.figures: in the land of three crops a year: the Gulf Coast section. [monograph]; NOTIS; Mobile Progressive Association: Mobile, 1910. 40 pp.; AU; S451.A2 C37 1910.

848. Carver, George Washington. Experiments with sweet potatoes. [monograph]; NOTIS; Normal School Steam Press: Tuskegee, 1898. 15 pp.; AU; SB211.S9 C3.

849. Carver, George Washington. Aformulafor success. 1942 commencement, Selma Universlty, Selma, Ala. [sound recording]; Frissell Library; Acoustic Equipment Company: Atlanta, 1943. TU; Washington Collection.

850. Carver, George Washington. Help/or the hard times. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute, Extension Department: Tuskegee, 191? 7 pp.; signed by G.W. Carver; AU; S507.A2 C3.

851. Carver, George Washington. How to grow the peanut and 105 ways ofpreparing it for human consumption. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Tuskegee Institute: Tuskegee, 1942. 30 pp.; BP; S417.C3 1942.

852. Cary, C. A., Miller, E. R., and Johnstone, G. R. Poisonous plants ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1924. 42 pp.; AU; SB167.C33.

853. Catterall, Helen Honor. Judicial cases concerning American slavery and the Negro. [monograph]; NOTIS; Carnegie Institution ofWashington: Washington, D.C., 1926-1937. 5 vols.; "Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication," No. 374; Vol. 3 contains cases in Alabama; AU; fAS32.A5 No. 374.

89 854. Central Alabama Agricultural School and Experiment Station. Annual session... [serial]; NOTIS; The School; Southern Democrat: Blountsville, AL; Oneonta, AL, 1912/1913?-. "Ninth District Agricultural School" appears on t.p. as alternative name for school; AU, 1912/1913; S537.A2 C46.

855. Central Alabama Fair Association. Catalogue and premium list of the Central Alabama Fair Association. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: n.p., 1905-. AU, 1905-1906, 1911-1912; GT4610.A2 C37.

856. Central Autauga County Fair. Central Autauga County agricultural and educational/air at Autaugaville, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Wilson Print: Montgomery, 1921. AU, 1921; GT4610.A2 A83.

857. Central of Georgia Railway Company, Agricultural Department. Alabama and Georgia: proof of the agricultural possibilities of the section traversed by the Central of Georgia Railway, in the form ofpictures, supported by signed statements from the men who grew the crops or raised the live stock... [monograph]; NOTIS; Central of Georgia: Savannah?, 1911? 71 pp.; UA; S451.G4 A42 1911x.

858. Chamberlain, Henry Richardson. The Farmer's Alliance, what it aims to accomplish. [monograph]; NOTIS; Minerva Publishing Company: New York, 1891. 91 pp.; UA; HD1485.N2 C4.

859. Chapman, Alvan Wentworth. Flora of the Southern United States: containing an abridged description of the flowering plants andferns of Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida: arranged according to the natural system. [monograph]; NOTIS; Cambridge Botanical Supply Company: Cambridge, MA, 1897. 655 pp.; AU; QK125.C4 1897.

860. Chapman, Emerson Johnson. Vocational choices ofNegro high school students in Macon County, Alabama, and their relationship to basic occupational activities of the school communities. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 109 leaves; TU; Reference.

861. Chapman, Herman H. Population ofAlabama: an analysis. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Business Research, School of Commerce and Business Administration, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1930? 40 leaves; Bureau of Business Research, School of Commerce and Business Administration, University of Alabama, No. 1; UA; HB3525.A5 CS.

862. Chapman, Herman H. Social and economic statistics ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Business Research, University of Alabama: University, AL, 193-? UA, Vols. 1, 2, 3, 5; HC107.A4 S6 1930zx.

90 Tuscaloosa, 1927. 86 leaves; UA; T378.C36c 1927.

864. Chapman, Robert Hett. Christian patriotism, or, The duties which Christians awe their country: a sermon, delivered on the 4th ofJuly, 1852, in the Presbyterian Church at Mordisville, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Lippincott, Grambo: Philadelphia, 1852. 24 pp.; AU; E286.C43 1852.

865. Chase, C. Thurston. A manual on school-houses and cottages/or the people of the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1868. 83 pp.; AU; LB3221.C43 1868.

866. Cheatham, John Marshall. A proposedfarm shop program for the Elmore County Training School in Alabama based upon a survey of the needs ofninety Negro/arms in the county. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 80 leaves; TU; Reference.

867. Chesnutt, Samuel Lee. The rural South: background-problems--outlook. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dixie Book Company: Montgomery, 1939. 466 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

868. Child Welfare League of America. Child welfare in Alabama... a survey made by the Child Welfare League ofAmerica, Inc. [monograph]; NOTIS; The League?: n.p., 1931. 13 vols.; UA; HV742.A2 A5 1931.

869. Childers, James Saxon. A novel about a white man and a black man in the deep South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Farrar & Rinehart: New York, c1936. 276 pp.; "A friendship begun in a northern university between a Georgia black man and an Alabama white man, continued in Birmingham, Ala. with disastrous results for both."; AU; PZ3.C437.

870. Christenson, Reed Oscar. Guide to the study of invertebrate zoology. [monograph]; NOTIS; School of Architecture, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, c1940. unnumbered; AU; QL53.C4.

871. Citizen of . The Rambler, or, A tour through Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana: describing the climate, the manners, customs and religion, ofthe inhabitants; interspaced with geographical andpolitical sketches. [monograph]; NOTIS; J. Green: Annapolis, 1828. microform; UA; microform.

872. Clark, Carl M. Rural property tax problems in Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. 63 pp.; "Bulletin" (Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute), No. 247; BP; HJ4182.A28 C6 1940.

873. Clark, Glenn. The man who talks with the flowers: the intimate life story ofDr. George Washington Carver. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macalester Park

91 Publishing Company: Saint Paul, MN, cl 939. 64 pp.; AU; S417.C3 C55.

874. Clark, John B. Populism in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Auburn Printing Company: Auburn, cl927. 196 pp.; New York University doctoral dissertation; AU; JK2374 .A2 1927.

875. Clark, Willis G. History of education in Alabama, 1702-1889. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1889. 281 pp.; AU; LA231 .CS.

876. Clarke County Fair Association. Annual announcement and premium list, Clarke County Fair Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Clarke County Fair Association: Thomasville, AL, 1912-. later titles: "Catalogue and premium list, Clarke County Fair" and "Premium list of the Clarke County Fair"; AU, 1912-1915; GT4610.A2 C53.

877. Clarke, H. C. The Confederate States almanac, and repository of useful knowledge:for the year 1864. [monograph]; NOTIS; H.C. Clarke: Mobile, 1863. 119 pp.; AU; AY381.C5 1864b.

878. Clary, Martin. The facts about Muscle Shoals. [monograph]; NOTIS; Ocean Publishing Company: New York, 1924. 254 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 C53.

879. Clay, C. C. Address ofHon. C.C. Clay, Jr., delivered before the Chunnenuggee Horticultural Society. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: Chunnenuggee, AL?, 1855? 8 pp.; Duke; Perkins (Special Collections): EPamq#295.

880. Clay-Clopton, Virginia. A belle of the fifties: memoirs ofMrs. Clay, ofAlabama, covering social andpolitical life in Washington and the South, 1853-1866. [monograph]; NOTIS; Doubleday: New York, 1904. 386 pp.; AU; F213.C62.

881. Clay, James Leslie. Education and training ofwhite elementary school teachers in Marshall County, Alabama, 1934-1935. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 131 leaves; UA; T378.C57e 1938.

882. Clayton, Victoria Virginia Hunter. White and black under the old regime. [monograph]; The Young Churchman Company: Milwaukee, WI, cl899. 195 pp.; AU; F326.C62.

883. Clements, Johnnie R. A study ofage-progress and attendance in the white schools ofLamar County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1932. 63 leaves; UA; T378.C59s 1932.

884. Clinton, Matthew William. Economic conditions in Tuscaloosa city and county, 1865-1880. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1942.

92 113 leaves; UA; T378.C617e 1942.

885. Cobbs, Aleathea Thompson. Presbyterian women of the Synod ofAlabama, U.S. [monograph]; NOTIS; Woman's Auxiliary of the Synod of Alabama: Mobile, 1935? 268 pp.; AU; BX8947.A2 C62.

886. Coble, Carroll S. Caliper measurements of the body ofBa"ed Plymouth Rock hens in relation to egg production, fertility, and hatchability. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 35 leaves; TU; Reference.

887. Cogdill, Roy E. The origin and claims ofRoman Catholicism. [monograph]; NOTIS; Marion Davis Company: Fayette, AL, 1944? 37 pp.; UA; BXS .C6x.

888. Cohen, Octavus Roy. Florian Slappey. [monograph]; NOTIS; D. Appleton-Century: New York, 1938. 308 pp.; "Afro-Americans--Alabama--Birmingham--Fiction"; AU; PS3505.02455 F49.

889. Cohen, Octavus Roy. Florian Slappey goes abroad. [monograph]; NOTIS; Little, Brown: Boston, 1928. 310 pp.; AU has 1970 reprint.; UA; PS3505.02455 F5.

890. Colbert Missionary Baptist Association (Ala.). Annual session of the Colbert Missionary Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Reaper Printing: Sheffield, AL, 1887?-. UA, 1901 (5th), 1906; BX6248.A2 C62x.

891. Coleman, J. F. B. Tuskegee to Voorhees: the Booker T. Washington idea projected by Elizabeth Evelyn Wright. [monograph]; NOTIS; R.L. Bryan Company: Columbia, SC, 1922. 128 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W7 C6 1922.

892. Collins, Virgil. Certain aspects of time and distance factors ofschool bus transportation in Marshall County, Alabama, 1938-39. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1940. 100 leaves; UA; T378.C697c 1940.

893. Committee on Social and Economic Conditions in Alabama and their implications for education. Report of the Committee on Social and Economic Conditions in Alabama and their implications for education. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Education Association: Montgomery, 1937. 142 pp.; "Curriculum Bulletin" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 3; UA; LB1561.A2 A15 no.3.

894. Conecuh River Primitive Baptist Association. Minutes of the... annual session of the Conecuh River Primitive Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; John Post Printer: Troy, AL, 1827?-. UA, 1903-1906, 1908-1909, 1911-1922,

93 1925-1928; BX6384.A2 C66x.

895. Coogle, C. P. The screening and mosquito proofing of tenant houses. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama State Board ofHealth; Birmingham Printing Company: Montgomery; Birmingham, 1930. 21 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama State Board of Health"; AU; TH2276.C66 1930.

896. Cooke, Leonard Calvert. The development of the road system ofAlabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: University, AL, 1935. 151 pp.; AU; TE24.A2 C66 1935.

897. Cooper, Alice Cecilia. Twenty modern Americans. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harcourt, Brace and Company: New York, 1942. 404 pp.; George Washington Carver is a subject of book; AU; CT220.C6.

898. Cooper, Walter Gerald. The region, embracing Georgia, Alabama, Florida and the Carolinas. Published by the Southern Immigration and Improvement Company. Edited by W.G. Cooper. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; C.P. Byrd: Atlanta, 1895. 104 pp.; BP; HC107.A13 C73.

899. Cooper, Woodrow E. The effectiveness of the farm shop instruction with all-day pupils in vocational agriculture in the Negro rural high schools ofMacon County, Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 97 leaves; TU; Reference.

900. Coosa River Improvement Convention (1899: Gadsden, Ala.). Memorial of the Coosa River Improvement Convention assembled at Gadsden, Alabama, September 27, 1899. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts, printer: Birmingham, 1899. 42 pp.; AU; HE394.C8.

901. Corporation of Foreign Bondholders, London. English Committee of Alabama 8 Per Cent Gold State Bonds of 1870. The hill country ofAlabama, U.S.A.; or, The land ofrest ... [monograph]; NOTIS; E. & F.N. Spon: London, New York, 1878. 139 pp.; "Published under the supervision of the English Committee of Holders of Alabama 8 Per Cent Gold State Bonds of 1870, and of the Alabama Great Southern Railway, Limited."; UA; F326.C8.

902. Cotton, William E. Lecture notes: infectious diseases ofanimals. [notes]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1940-1944. 2 vols.; "mimeographed by the students"; AU, Vols. 1 and 2; RC111.C6.

903. Couch, William Terry. Culture in the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; The University ofNorth Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, 1934. 711 pp.; AU; F215.C84.

904. Councill, W. H. Address to the teachers of the Agricultural and Mechanical College, by President W.H. Councill, at the opening of the thirty-second session, September, 1906. [monograph]; Huntsville; The College: Normal,

94 AL?, 1906. 4 pp.; Alabama A&MUniversity; University Archives.

905. Councill, W. H. Address to the white people ofAlabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; A.&M. College for Negroes?: Normal, AL, 1901. 4 pp.; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

906. Councill, W. H. Agricultural and Mechanical College, established 1875, Normal, Alabama. [monograph]; Huntsville; The College: Normal?, 1906. 3 pp.; at lower half of title page: "Thirty-Second Session Begins Sep. 1st, 1906"; Councill was President of Alabama A&M.; Alabama A&M University; University Archives.

907. Councill, W. H. Bright Side of the Sou them Question: Stop the Crime--Stop the Mob! [monograph]; Montgomery; Alabama A&M?: Normal, AL?, 1903. 18 pp.; "speech delivered at Corona, Alabama, August 25, 1903"; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

908. Councill, W. H. ''Fourteen years of unbroken peace and good will among the blacks and whites at Normal, my deep sense ofappreciation, as well as my Christian duty, impel me to make this statement... ". [monograph]; Montgomery; A.&M. College for Negroes: Normal, AL, June 20, 1905. 2 pp.; published letter from Councill, President of A.&M. College for Negroes, co-signed by white citizens living in the vicinity of the college; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

909. Councill, W. H. Industrialism plus industriousism and goodwill. [monograph]; NOTIS; Eureka Club Lyceum?: Decatur, AL?, 1905. 12 pp.; also held at ADAH; Councill was president of Alabama A&M; UA; E185.92 .C65 1905x.

910. Councill, W. H. Lamp of Wisdom: or, Race History Illuminated. [monograph]; Huntsville; J.T. Haley & Company: Nashville, 1898. 160 pp.; Extremely rare. Title is not found in OCLC. Councill was Alabama A&M's president at the tum-of-the century.; Alabama A&M University; University Archives.

911. Councill, W. H. ''Negro=Brute". [monograph]; Montgomery; Alabama A&M?: Normal, AL?, 1905. 4 pp.; "by W.H. Councill, President, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Normal, Alabama"; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

912. Councill, W. H. The Negro Laborer: A Word to Him. [monograph]; Huntsville; RF. Dickson, Job Printer: Huntsville, 1887. 41 pp.; A&M has only a xeroxed copy. OCLC reports only two holdings for this title. Councill was A&M's president at the tum-of-the century.; Alabama A&M University; University Archives.

913. Councill, W. H. Negro race in Negro hands. [monograph]; Montgomery; Alabama

95 of Alabama A&M, at the opening of Payne University, Selma, Oct. 2, 1905; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

914. Councill, W. H. The South and the Negro: extracts from two speeches by Prof W.H. Councill, President ofA. and M College for Negroes, Normal, Alabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; The College?: Normal, AL?, 1899? 4 pp.; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

915. Councill, W. H. Synopsis of three addresses delivered at the Chautauqua Assembly at Waterloo, Iowa, July 10, 14, 15; at Chautauqua Assembly at Spirit Lake, Iowa, July 11-12; and at State Normal School ofIowa at Cedar Falls, July 15, 1900. [monograph]; Montgomery; The College?: Normal, AL?, 1900? 20 pp.; "by W.H. Councill, President, A. & M. College for Negroes"; the three speeches summarized are: 1) Building the South, 2) The Children of the South, 3) Negro Religion and Character: No Apology; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

916. Councill, W. H. To the members of the Alabama Constitutional Convention, 1901. [monograph]; Montgomery; A.&M. College for Negroes: Normal, AL, 1901. 2 pp.; published statement by Councill, President of A.&M. College for Negroes, regarding Convention's position on fairness to Negroes in Alabama; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

917. Councill, W. H. The Young Negro of 1864; theyoungnegro of 1904; the problem then; the problem now. [monograph]; Montgomery; Charles Alexander, Printer: Boston, 1904? 20 pp.; Councill was a president of Alabama A&M; "speech delivered before the Students' Lecture Bureau, George R. Smith College, Sedalia, Mo., Friday, March 25, 1904; and before The Inter-Collegiate Lecture Bureau, composed of Students of Walden and Roger Williams Universities of Nashville, Tennessee, Friday, April 8, 1904" ; ADAH; Alabama A&M Papers.

918. Cowart, R. W. A citizen's catechism on the public schools ofAlabama: being a compendium ofinformation in the form ofeighty-six questions and answers. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Education Association: Montgomery, 1926. 47 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama Education Association," No. 3; AU; LA231 .C68.

919. Cowley, Frederick Kitson. Wenonah, or, The magic word. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dept. of Social Science Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company: Birmingham, 1916. 39 pp.; AU; PS3505.0954 W46 1916.

920. Coyle, David Cushman. Land ofhope; the way of life in the Tennessee Valley. [monograph]; NOTIS; Row, Peterson and Company: Evanston, IL, cl941. 64 pp.; NA; TK1425.M8 C68.

96 921. Craighead, Lura Harris and Mildred White Wells. History of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1936-1968. 2 vols.; Vol. 1 {1895-1918, by Harris), Vol. 2 {1917-1968, by Wells); microfilm; AU; HQ1905.A32 CS and MADD.

922. Crawford Advertising Agency and Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce. Farming facts: Mobile, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Gill Printing Company: Mobile, 1927? 24 pp.; UA; S451.A2 F37 1927x.

923. Crawford, George Gordon. The South's future. [NOTIS; Alabama Power Company: Birmingham, 1926. AU; temporary control number: AGC9301.

924. Crawford, George Williamson. The Talladega manual of vocational guidance (The red book). [monograph]; NOTIS; Published under the auspices and official sponsorship of the Board of Trustees of Talladega College: Talladega, c1937. 146 pp.; UA; E185.8 .C86.

925. Crenshaw, Files Jr. Scottsboro, the.firebrand ofcommunism. [monograph]; NOTIS; Press of the Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1936. 336 pp.; AU; KF224.S34 .C74.

926. Croom, Isaac. Address delivered before the Greensboro Agricultural Sociery. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Society?: Greensboro, 1850? 7 pp.; UA; F334.G7 C73.

927. Crosby, M.A. J. F. Duggar and W. J. Spillman. A Successful Alabama Diversification Farm. [monograph]; Montgomery; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1907. 24 pp.; "Farmers' Bulletin," No. 310; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 1, #7.

928. Crumpton, Hezekiah John. The adventures of two Alabama boys. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1912. 238 pp.; Washington Bryan Crumpton, contributor; AU; CT175.C956 A3.

929. Crumpton, Washington Bryan. A book ofmemories, 1842-1920. [monograph]; NOTIS; Baptist Mission Board: Montgomery, 1921. 339 pp.; contributor: Baptists. Alabama. Convention. Mission board.; microfilm; AU; BX6495 .C78 A3.

930. Crumpton, Washington Bryan. How Alabama became dry. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1925. 36 pp.; "Published by authority of the Alabama Anti-Saloon League, Birmingham, Ala."; AU; HV5090.C7.

931. Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Springville Presbytery. Minutes of the ... session of the Springville Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. [serial]; NOTIS; The Presbytery: Springville, 1879-. (AU has 1904

97 minutes); UA, 1900, 1904; BX8978.S6 C8x.

932. Cumming, Kate. Gleanings from Southland; sketches of life and manners ofthe people of the South before, during and after the war ofsecession, with extracts from the author's journal and epitome of the new South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts & Sons: Birmingham, 1895. 277 pp.; AU; E487.C97.

933. Cummins, Ebenezer Harlow. Summary geography ofAlabama; one of the United States. [NOTIS; W. Brown: Philadelphia, 1819. 24 leaves; AU; fF326.C8.

934. Cushman, George Francis. The characteristics and aims offreemansonry; an address delivered at the public installation of the officers ofFulton Lodge, Fulton and Halo Lodge, Cahaba, Dallas County, Ala., on the anniversary ofSt. John the Baptist, June 23rd, A.L., 5855 [sic]. [monograph]; NOTIS; Selma Reporter Office: Selma, 1855. 8 pp.; AU; HS539.C3 C8.

935. Dale County Farmers Alliance. The Harmonizer. [serial]; NOTIS; The Alliance: Newton, AL, March 30, 1901-. UA, 1902; not available.

936. Dallas County Missionary Baptist Association (Ala.). Journal ofthe... annual session of the Dallas County Association. [serial]; NOTIS; R.H. Duncan: Selma, 1872?-. AU, 1905 (33rd); UA, 1905, 1912 (40th); BX6248.A2 D36x.

937. Dannelly, Hermione. The life and times ofRobert Jemison, Jr., during the Civil War and Reconstruction. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1942. 147 leaves; "Jemison, Robert {1802-1871); North East and South West Alabama Railroad"; UA; T378.D2321 1942.

938. Darby, William. The emigrant's guide to the western and southwestern states and te"itories comprising a geographical and statistical description of the states. Accompanied by a map of the United States. [monograph]; NOTIS; Kirk and Mercein: New York, 1818. 311 pp.; AU; F353.D21.

939. Darby, William. A geographical description of the state ofLouisiana, the southern part of the Mississippi, and the te"itory ofAlabama ... [monograph]; NOTIS; James Olmstead: New York, 1817. 356 pp.; AU; F374.D22.

940. Davenport, Annie Helen. The diefranchisement of the whites in Alabama during the reconstruction period. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1936. 51 leaves; UA; T378.D273d 1936.

941. Davidson, Henry Damon. ''Inching along, "or, The life and work ofan Alabama farm boy: an autobiography. [monograph]; National Publication

98 Company: Nashville, TN, 1944. 177 pp.; microfilm; AU; LC2852.C413 D3 andMADD.

942. Davis, Charles S., Chesnutt, S. L., Cannon, J.C., and Morrison, AL. Story of agricultural education of less than college grade in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. various paging; collection of typed essays; AU; S534.A2 S7.

943. Davis, Charles Shepard. The cotton kingdom in Alabama. [monograph]; Alabama Department of Archives and History: Montgomery, 1939. 233 pp.; thesis-Duke University; AU; HD9077.A2 D3.

944. Davis, J. C. Bancroft. Mr. Fish and the Alabama claims; a chapter in diplomatic history. [monograph]; NOTIS; Houghton Mifflin: Boston and New York, 1893. 158 pp.; "Hamilton Fish," "Alabama claims"; UA; JX238.A7 1893.

945. Davis, Jackson. ... Practical training in Negro rural schools. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute: Hampton, VA, 1913. 15 pp.; TU; LC2761.D3.

946. Davis, James Miller. Greek revival architecture of central western Alabama. [thesis (B.A)]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 30 leaves; includes 7 hand-drawn pen and ink sketches by the author detailing the architecture of the area; AU; NA600.D38.

947. Davis, Mary Emma. An evaluation ofpupil progress in the Tuskegee school system. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 89 leaves; AU; TED.D2628.

948. Davis, Posey Oliver. Migration in relation to Alabama agriculture. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., n.d. 13 leaves; mimeographed; "Statement...prepared for the special Congressional committee investigating interstate migration of destitute citizens, meeting in Montgomery, Ala., August 14-16, 1940"; AU; HD5856.U6 D3.

949. Davis, Posey Oliver. The Negro exodus and Southern agriculture. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, n.d. pp. 401-407; detached from The American Review of Reviews, October 1923; AU; E185.8 .D26.

950. Davis, Posey Oliver. One Man: Edward Asbury O'Neal III, ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1945. 123 pp.; AU; F326.D245.

951. Dawson, William L. You got to reap just what you sow. [sheet music]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute: Tuskegee, 1928. AU; temporary control number:

99 AHG5005.

952. De Veaux, T. L. Fast-day sermon, preached in the Good Hope Church, Lowndes County, Alabama, Thursday, June 13th, 1861. [monograph]; NOTIS; St. Clair, printer: Wytheville, VA, 1861. 13 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

953. Dean, Dorothy. General care and renovation of clothes, clothing for women. [monograph]; NOTIS; Extension Service, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1931. 8 parts; AU; temporary control number: ACD0157.

954. DeKalb County Fair Association. Catalogue andpremium list of the DeKalb County Fair. [serial]; NOTIS; DeKalb County Fair Association: Fort Payne, AL, 1919. AU, 1919; GT4610.A2 D43.

955. Demmon, Edward Leonard. Forestry in relation to agriculture. Papers delivered before the Forestry Section. And "The contributions offorestry under changing conditions in southern agriculture, " by E.L. Demmon, delivered before the Agronomy Section of the Association of Southern Agricultural Workers, Birmingham, Alabama, February 7, 8, and 9, 1940. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; U.S. Forest Service: Atlanta, 1940? 49 pp.; Duke; Biol.-Envl. Sci. Pamphlets: 649.

956. Denson, John V. Slavery laws in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1908. 55 pp.; "Historical Studies" (Alabama Polytechnic Institute), 3rd series; AU; E445.A3 D4.

957. Dexter, A. A. Report on the Preliminary Survey for a Plank Road.from Montgomery and Wetumpka to Talladega, with a view to an extended communication to the Tennessee River; accompanied with a comparative estimate of the relative economy ofa plank road and a rail road. [monograph]; Montgomery; J.H. & T.F. Martin: Montgomery, 1850. 32 pp.; ADAH; Curry Pamphlet Collection (#LPRlOO).

958. Dinkins, S. M. The humbuggery in Alabama's educational system. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Selma, AL, 1929. 149 pp.; AU; temporary control number: A##0647.

959. District Conference of the Greensboro District, Alabama Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Centennial memorial, Greensboro District. [monograph]; NOTIS; The District Conference: n.p., 1908. 32 pp.; UA; BX8394.A2x.

960. Donaldson, Walter. When the bees make honey down in sunny Alabam'. [sheet music]; NOTIS; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder Company: New York, c1919. 3 pp.; UA; M1630.2 .D66 W53 1919x.

961. Donoghue, Mary Stanislas Sister. History of Catholic education in Alabama.

100 [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1935. 71 leaves; UA; T378.D719h 1935.

962. Dorman, Lewy. The free Negro in Alabama from 1819 to 1861. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1916. 44 leaves; UA; T378.D734f 1916.

963. Dothan (Ala.). Regulations governing handling of milk and meat products offered for sale in the city ofDothan, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The City: Dothan, 1929. 33 pp.; UA; JS1507.D67 MS 1929x.

964. Dowdell, Elmer Jr. Significant changes of the rural farm and rural non-farm Negro population ofAlabama, 1930-1950. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1957. 49 leaves; TU; 631.1 D745s.

965. Dowling, Ada C. A study ofhousehold fabrics in 197 rural families in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1935. 51 leaves; UA; T378.D75s 1935.

966. Dowling, J. D. Health by radio: a series ofradio lectures on personal and public health presented over station WAPI. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Birmingham, 1931-1940. Vols. 1-9; "lectures ... presented over station W API by J.D. Dowling and staff members, the Jefferson County Board of Health ... "; UA (lacking Vols. 1-4, 6, 7); BP has Vols. 1, 3, 4; RA436.H4 (UA); RA440.5 .D68 193 lx (BP).

967. Drake, Joseph Fanning. From Slavery's Chain to Teacher's Chair: a pageant portraying the life and work of the illustrious William Hooper Councill. [monograph]; Huntsville; Alabama A&M University: Normal, AL, c.1903? 12 pp.; Drake was A&M's president in the 1930s; Councill was president at the tum-of-the century.; Alabama A&M University; University Archives.

968. Drinker, Frederick E. Booker T. Washington, the master mind ofa child of slavery; an appealing life story rivaling in its picturesque simplicity and power those recounted about the lives of Washington and Lincoln. A biographical tale destined to live in history... [monograph]; NOTIS; National Publishing Company: Philadelphia, cl 915. 320 pp.; AU; El85.97 .W17.

969. Drummond, William Franklin. Utilization ofconvict labor in the South. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 136 leaves; UA; T378.D844u 1933.

970. Dryer, Edmund Hext. Origin of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts & Son: Birmingham, c1938. 13 pp.; AU; LC2851.T82 D7.

101 971. Du Bois, Shirley Graham. Dr. George Washington Carver, Scientist. [monograph]; NOTIS; J. Messner: New York, c1944. 248 pp.; contributors: George Dewey Lipscomb and Elton C. Fax; AU; S417 .C3 D8.

972. Du Bose, Joel Campbell. Alabama history. [monograph]; NOTIS; B.F. Johnson Publishing Company: Richmond, VA, cl 915. 436 pp.; AU; F326.D78 1915.

973. Du Bose, Joel Campbell. Sketches ofAlabama history. [monograph]; NOTIS; Eldredge & Bros.: Philadelphia, 1901. 284 pp.; microfilm; AU; F326.D79 andMADD.

974. DuBose, Helen J.E. Economic trends in extension work with Negro homemakers in Alabama, 1937-1946. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 109 leaves; TU; Reference.

975. DuBose, John Witherspoon. Alabama's tragic decade: ten years ofAlabama, 1865-1874. [monograph]; NOTIS; Webb Book Company: Birmingham, 1940. 435 pp.; AU; F326.D797.

976. DuBose, John Witherspoon. The mineral wealth ofAlabama and Birmingham illustrated. [monograph]; NOTIS; N.T. Green: Birmingham, 1886. 243 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

977. Duffus, R. L. The valley and its people, a portrait of TVA. [monograph]; NOTIS; Knopf: New York, 1944. 167 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 D8.

978. Duggar, J. F. and W. F. Ward. Experiments in BeefProduction in Alabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1908. 28 pp.; "Bureau of Animal Industry, Bulletin," No. 103; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 1, #15.

979. Duggar, John Frederick. Agriculture for Southern schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1908. 362 pp.; includes supplement on principal soils and crops of Alabama; AU; S495.D87.

980. Duggar, John Frederick. Localfertilizer experiments with cotton in North Alabama in 1913. [monograph]; NOTIS; Post Publishing Company: Opelika, AL, 1914. 46 pp.; UA; S663.D8x.

981. Duggar, John Frederick. Southern field crops. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1925. 444 pp.; AU; SB185.D8 1925.

982. Duggar, John Frederick. Southern field crops: exclusive offorage plants. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1911. 579 pp.; AU;

102 SB185.D8.

983. Duggar, John Frederick. Southern forage crops. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1925. 283 pp.; AU; SB193.D8.

984. Duke University. Checklist ofAlabama pamphlets in the Duke University Library, 1823-1941. [monograph]; NOTIS; Duke University Press?: Durham, 1942. 53 leaves; AU; Z1253.D8.

985. Dunaway & Lambert. West Dallas Farms ninth public sale ofModel Durocs: Orrville, Alabama, Tuesday, August 5th, 1919. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dunaway & Lambert: Orrville, 1919. 35 pp.; subject: Duroc Jersey swine; UA; SF393.D9 D85 1919x.

986. Duncan, Luther Noble. The address ofMay 14. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Farm Bureau Federation: Montgomery, 1931. 11 pp.; AU; S544.3 .AS D9.

987. Duncan, Luther Noble. Auburn: the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute: Auburn, 1945. 27 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute," Vol. 41, No. 4 (Dec. 1945); AU; Tl 71.A33 D9.

988. Dunning, Nelson A. The Farmers' Alliance history and agricultural digest. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alliance: Washington, D.C., 1891. 742 pp.; AU; HD1485.F24 D8.

989. Dunwoody, S. M. Alabama Greets Visiting Friends from Afar. [monograph]; Montgomery; Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries: Montgomery, c1930. 4 pp.; promotional information supplied on the resources of the state by Dunwoody, Commissioner of Agriculture; ADAH; Department of Agriculture Collection.

990. Dycer, Arthur W. The priceless pearl ofpeace. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: Birmingham, 1935? 30 pp.; "Congregational churches--Alabama--Sermons"; subtitle: "Sermons preached by Arthur W. Dycer"; BP; BT736.4 .D83 1937.

991. E.J. Jones Grain Company. [Question Marks]. [serial]; NOTIS; E.J. Jones Grain Company: Birmingham, 1925?-. "The title consists solely of a series of question marks"; poultry industry, poultry breeding; UA, Vol. 1, No. 4 (Apr. 1925); HD9437.Q8x.

992. Eagle Pecan Company. Illustrated catalogue of budded and grafted paper shell : with briefpoints for busy people on how to grow them. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Company: Pittsview, AL, 190-? 12 pp.; variant title: "Pecans for profit and how to grow them"; contributor: Willis Thompson; UA; HD9259.P37 E2 1900zx.

103 993. Earle, Franklin Sumner. The flora of the metamorphic region ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1902. pp. 43-120?; UA; QK145.E2.

994. Earle, Franklin Sumner. Southern agriculture. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1908. 297 pp.; AU; S505.E14.

995. Earnest, Joseph Cullen. Status of county teachers in Alabama: Preliminary report - a survey of the professional, social, cultural, and economic status in teachers in fifteen representative counties ofAlabama in 1935-6. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1939. 28 leaves; AU; LB1775.E13.

996. East Alabama Agricultural Society. Annual fair of the East Alabama Agricultural Society. [serial]; NOTIS; The Society: n.p., 1867?-. UA, 1870; GT4610.A2 A5x.

997. East Alabama Agricultural Society. Report on pisciculture and memorial ofthe East Alabama Agricultural Society. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Society: Opelika, AL, 1870. 4 pp.; UA; SH159.E2 1870x.

998. East Alabama Colored Musical Convention. Minutes of the fourth annual session of the East Alabama Colored Musical Convention, held with New Bethel Church, White Springs, Barbour County, Ala., Aug. 8, 9 and 10, 1890. [serial]; NOTIS; The Convention: n.p., 1877?-. UA, 1890; ML27.U5 E33 1890x.

999. East Alabama Male College. Catalogue of the officers and students of the East Alabama College, Auburn, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Auburn, 1861-. previous title: "Officers, regulations, statutes, &c. of East Alabama Male College," continued by "Catalogue and circular of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama"; AU, 1860/1861, 1867/1868, 1869/1870-1870/1871; LD271.A76.

1000. East Alabama Male College. Officers, regulations, statutes, &c., ofEast Alabama Male College, Auburn, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The College: Auburn, -1859. continued by: "East Alabama Male College. Catalogue of the officers and students of the East Alabama College, Auburn, Alabama"; AU, 1859; LD271.A76.

1001. East Alabama Male College, Board of Trustees. Board meeting. [serial]; NOTIS; East Alabama Male College: Auburn, May 8, 1856-Dec. 10, 1956. continued by: "East Alabama Male College. Board of Trustees. Board Minutes"; AU, 1856; LD271.A71.

1002. East Alabama Male College, Board of Trustees. Board Minutes. [serial]; NOTIS; East Alabama Male College: Auburn, April 1, 1857-Dec.9, 1871.

104 Trustees, Board Minutes"; AU, 1857-1871; LD271.A71.

1003. East Liberty Baptist Association . ... Annual session. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1933 (98th). UA, 1933; BX6248.A2 E38x.

1004. Echols, Frank Howard. A study of the causes and results ofelimination from rural high schools. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 47 leaves; AU; TED.E187.

1005. Edmonds, Richard Hathaway. The old South and the new; an address delivered at the commencement of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, June JO, 1903. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1903? 11 pp.; AU; F215.E24.

1006. Edwards, Augustine Dean. Economic and social history ofBenton County. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 106 leaves; UA; T378.Ed95e 1941.

1007. Edwards, Charles W. The development ofwater power in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1920. unpaged; "senior thesis"; AU; TC424.A2 E4.

1008. Edwards, J. L. History of the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation, 1936. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1936. xeroxed copy; AU; S32.F3 E3.

1009. Edwards, M. J. Soil survey ofHale County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Chemistry and Soils: Washington, D.C., 1939. 60 pp.; contributors: Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1935, No. 4; AU; S599.A4 H3 1939.

1010. Edwards, Vinson Allen. Five county church study in East Alabama. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1955. 36 pp.; TU; BV638.E3.

1011. Edwards, Vinson Allen. A handbook ofplans & programs for the community council... under the auspices of Tuskegee Institute and the National Council of Christ in the United States ofAmerica. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1956. 87 pp.; TU; BV638.E39.

1012. Edwards, William James. Twenty-five years in the Black Belt. [monograph]; NOTIS; Cornhill Company: Boston, c1918. 143 pp.; "autobiographical narrative and history of the Snow Hill Normal and Industiral Institute, Snow Hill, Ala."; AU; E185.82 .E25.

1013. Eggleston, George Cary. Red Eagle and the wars with the Creek Indians of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dodd, Mead & Company: New York, c1878. 346 pp.; AU; E90.W4 ES.

105 1014. Eighth District Agricultural School. Annual catalogue and report... [serial]; Montgomery; The College?: Athens, AL, 1891-. various titles: "Annual Catalogue and Report of the North Alabama College and Experiment Station, Athens, Ala.," "... Annual Session of the North Alabama Agricultural School for Male and Female, Athens, Ala.," " ... Annual Session of the Eighth District Agricultural School and Experiment Station, Athens, Ala.," "Catalogue of the Eighth District Agricultural School, Athens, Ala.," "Catalogue of the State Secondary Agricultural School, Athens, Ala."; see entries under "North Alabama College" and "North Alabama Agricultural School"; ADAH, 1891-1892, 1894-1895, 1895-1896, 1898-1899, 1899-1900, 1904-1905, 1905-1906, 1906-1907, 1907-1908, 1909-1910, 1910-1911, 1911-1912, 1912-1913, 1913-1914, 1914-1915, 1915-1916, 1916-1917, 1917-1918, 1921-1922, 1922-1923; Experiment Station Collection.

1015. Eighth District Agricultural School. Report ofwork done at experiment station for year 1912. [serial]; Montgomery; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1913. ADAH; Experiment Station Collection.

1016. Eiland, Marie Futer. A history of transportation in Alabama, 1540-1860. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1945. 77 leaves; AU; THY.E34.

1017. Elliott, Irene de Moville. The difference in the intelligence ofNegro and white children of the same socioeconomic status. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1934. 35 leaves; UA; T378.El5d 1934.

1018. Elliott, John S. Profits of vegetable farming in Mobile County, Alabama: its climate, soil and transportation... [monograph]; NOTIS; n. p.: Mobile, 1883. 39 pp.; UA; HD9220.U63 M6 1883x.

1019. Ellis, Claudia Mae. A study of the vitamin A and B contents in scuppemongs. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 48 leaves; UA; T378.E15s 1933.

1020. Elmore County Fair Association. Premium list, Elmore County Fair, Wetumpka, Ala., Oct. 30th, 31, Nov. 1st, 1924, day and night under the auspices of Elmore County Fair Association, promoted by Elmore County Farm Bureau. [serial]; NOTIS; The Bureau?: Wetumpka, AL, 1924. 72 pp.; AU; GT4610.A2 E46 1924.

1021. Embree, Edwin Rogers. 13 Against the Odds. [monograph]; NOTIS; Viking Press: New York, 1944. 261 pp.; containing entry called "George Washington Carver, sweet potato wizard"; AU; E185.96 .E4.

1022. Embree, Edwin Rogers. Every tenth pupil: the story of the Negro schools in the

106 South. [monograph]; Frissell Library; 1917. 12 pp.; TU; LC2801.E5.

1023. Engineering Association of the South, Nashville Section. America's Gibraltar, Muscle Shoals: a brieffor the establishment ofour national nitrate plant at Muscle Shoals on the Tennessee River. [monograph]; NOTIS; Muscle Shoals Association: Nashville, TN, 1916. 63 pp.; contributors: Willis Gersham Waldo; AU; ITP245.N8 E63 1916.

1024. England, Mary. Program building: handbook/or parent-teacher associations. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Congress of Parents and Teachers: Montgomery, 1936. 63 pp.; AU; LC232.A2 N6.

1025. English, William M. Capital outlay expenditures for white schools ofEtowah County, Ala. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 54 leaves; UA; T378.En3c 1938.

1026. Ensley Land Company. Steel making in the South and the town ofEnsley, Alabama: six miles west ofBirmingham. [monograph]; NOTIS; Real Estate Management Company [for] Ensley Land Company: New York, 1900. 20 pp.; UA; F334.E48 S74 1900x.

1027. Enzor, Mary L. Child labor in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; n.p.: New York, 1923. 41 leaves; Columbia University thesis; UA; HD6250.U4 A592 1923x.

1028. Episcopal Church. Proceedings ofa meeting of bishops, clergymen, and laymen, of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Confederate States, at Montgomery, Alabama, in the 3d, 4th, 5th, & 6th ofJuly, 1861. [monograph]; NOTIS; Barrett, Wimbish & Company: Montgomery, 1861. 28 pp.; BP has actual volume; microform; AU; MADD.

1029. Episcopal Church. Diocese of Alabama. Constitution and canons of the diocese of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; G. Matzenger: Mobile, 1900. 53 pp.; microfilm; AU; BX5957.A3 and MADD.

1030. Episcopal Church. Diocese of Alabama. Journal ofa convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the state ofAlabama. [serial]; NETSCAPE; The Diocese: Tuscaloosa, 1831-. continued by: "Journal of the proceedings of the... annual convention of the clergy and laity of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the diocese of Alabama" and later by: "Journal ofthe... annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the diocese of Alabama," etc.; UA has most years from 1830-1945; BP, 1831-1860, 1868-1874, 1875-1882, 1883-1889, 1909-1913, 1915-1920, 1921-1927, 1928-1936, 1937-1945; BX5918.A2 A25.

1031. Escambia County Fair. Premium list, rules and regulations governing the ... annual exhibition of the Escambia County Fair, Brewton, Alabama. [serial];

107 P735.

1032. Estes, Matthew. A defence ofNegro slavery, as it exists in the United States. [monograph]; NOTIS; Press of the Alabama Journal: Montgomery, 1846. 2 pp.; AU; E449.E79.

1033. Evans, Edward A. A study ofsome phases ofsocial and economic conditions of the free inhabitants of the Alabama Black Belt in 1860. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1940. 95 leaves; UA; T378.Ev15s 1940.

1034. Evans, Walter Antoine. The equalization ofeducational opportunity in the elementary schools ofLamar County, Alabama, in terms of the education and training of the teachers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 68 leaves; UA; T378 Evle 1938.

1035. Farm Journal. Alabama county basic data. [monograph]; NOTIS; Market Research Department, Farm Journal: Philadelphia, 1945? 67 pp.; AU; HF3161.A4 F3.

1036. Farrah, Albert John. Law and education in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1934. 2 vols.; UA; LB2529.A2 F3.

103 7. Faulkner, Lucille. One hundred thirty eight case studies ofelementary school pupils in DeKalb County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1943. 67 leaves; UA; T378.F273o 1943.

1038. Faulkner, Thurston Lanier. The status ofrural living in southwest Alabama as revealed by "The Progress and Achievement Records ofFarm Families" and implications for improvement through the program ofvocational agriculture. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 87leaves;AU;TAD.F263.

1039. Feagin, William Francis. The physical and health conditions of the Montgomery County rural schools for white children. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1917? 38 pp.; contributor: Montgomery County (Ala.) Board of Education; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1040. Federation of Southern Cooperatives, Black Belt Community Health Center, Epes, Alabama. Council Guide. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Epes, AL?, 19--? 6 pp.; "rural health services--Alabama"; a similar publication (undated) is found at RA771.6 .A4 F442 1900zx; UA; RA771.6 .A4 F44 1900zx.

1041. Felton, Ralph A. These my brethren; a study of 570 Negro churches and 1542 Negro homes in the rural South. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Drew Theological Seminary: Madison, NJ, 1950. 102 pp.; TU; BBR563 .N4F4.

108 1042. Fies, Milton H. Some additional facts relating to the case of the Alabama coal operators against the Tennessee Valley Authority: an address delivered before the Kiwanis Club Selma, Alabama, September 26, 1934 and the Redstone Club Birmingham, Alabama, September 28, 1934. [monograph]; NOTIS; M.H. Fies: Binningham, 1934. 15 pp.; UA; HD3890.A2 F5 1934x.

1043. Fies, Milton H. Some facts relating to Alabama coal and to fuel conservation [address] at the jointfuel meeting ofIllinois Central Railroad, Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway [and] St. Louis-San Francisco Railway, November 18, 1927. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1927? 15 pp.; AU; HD9540.F46.

1044. Fies, Milton H. A statement relating to Muscle Shoals: before the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry of the U.S. Senate, Washington, D.C., February 16, 1932for the Alabama Mining Institute. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1932. 14 pp.; UA; F334.M85 F54 1932x.

1045. Fifth District Agricultural School and Experiment Station. Annual report. [serial]; Montgomery; The School?: Wetumpka, 1902-. note on cover of sixth annual report reads: "Fifth Annual Report Was Not Published."; ADAH, 1901-1902 (1st annual), 1902-1903 (2nd annual), 1907-1908 (6th annual); Experiment Station Collection.

1046. Fifth District Agricultural School and Experiment Station. Annual catalogue. [serial]; Montgomery; The Station: Wetumpka, 1897-. Holdings at ADAH: 1897-1898 (1st annual), 1898-1899, 1899-1900, 1900-1901, 1901-1902, 1902-1903, 1903-1904, 1904-1905, 1905-1906, 1906-1907, 1907-1908, 1908-1909, 1909-1910, 1910-1911, 1911-1912, 1913-1914, 1917-1918, 1918-1919, 1914-1915, 1916-1917; ADAH;

1047. First District Agricultural and Industrial School and Experiment Station. Regulations and course ofstudy. [serial]; NOTIS; The School; Jackson Newspaper Company: Jackson, AL, 1908/1909?-. continued by: "First District Agricultural School and Experiment Station of Alabama. Annual catalog"; AU, 1908/1909; S537 .A2 F57.

1048. First District Agricultural School and Experiment Station of Alabama. Annual catalog. [serial]; NOTIS; The School: Jackson, AL, 1911/1912?-. previous title: "First District Agricultural and Industrial School and Experiment Station. Regulations and course of study"; AU, 1911/1912; S537.A2 F57.

1049. First District Agricultural School (Jackson Agricultural College), Experiment Station, Jackson, Ala. Bulletin. [serial]; Montgomery; South Alabamian Printers, Brown Printing: Jackson, Montgomery, 1903-. variations on title: "Bulletin [of the] Experiment Station of [the] First District Agricultural

109 School, Jackson, Clarke County, Ala.," "First District Agricultural and Industrial School, Bulletin of the School of Agriculture and Experiment Station, Jackson, Alabama," "First District Industrial and Agricultural School, Bulletin of the School of Agriculture and Experiment Station"; ADAH, 1903 (No. 1), 1904, 1907, 1910; Experiment Station Collection.

1050. First District Agricultural School (Jackson, Ala.). Announcements. [serial]; NOTIS; The School: Jackson?, 1917/1918. variant title: "Announcements for the First District Agricultural School for the year ... "; UA, 1917/1918; S534.A2 F4x.

1051. First Methodist Church (Bessemer, Ala.). North Alabama Conference: October 25-29, 1944. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Church: Bessemer, 1944. 12 pp.; UA; BX8384.A2 F46 1944x.

1052. First Presbyterian Church (Tuscaloosa, Ala.). The First Presbyterian Church: memories of the year 1933-34. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Church: Tuscaloosa, 1933? 44 leaves; UA; BX9211.T8 F67 1933x.

1053. Fitz, Albert H. The Alabama Patrol: a Negro Oddity. [music]; NOTIS; A.H. Fitz Music: New York, 1898. 5 pp.; UA; M28.F47 A6 1898x.

1054. Fitzgerald Advertising Agency, Incorporated. Survey of Southern markets; a compilation ofstatistics, of buying power, distribution, and advertising coverage in eleven Southern states: , South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, and Tennessee. [monograph]; NOTIS; Fitzgerald Advertising Agency: New Orleans, c1930. 279 pp.; UA; HC107.A13 F65.

1055. Fleming, Bess. Stunts/or 4-H clubs. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service: Auburn, 1928. 22 pp.; AU; GV1229.S78 1928.

1056. Fleming, John Stephen. What is Ku Kluxism? Let Americans anwer--aliens only muddy the waters. [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed by Masonic Weekly Recorder: Birmingham, 1923. 87 pp.; AU; HS2330.K63 F6.

1057. Fleming, Walter Lynwood. The churches ofAlabama during the Civil War and Reconstruction. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.M. Rogers: Montgomery, 1902. 25 pp.; reprinted from The Gulf States Historical Magazine, September 1992, pp.105-127; AU; BR477.F5.

1058. Fleming, Walter Lynwood. Civil war and reconstruction in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Columbia University Press; The Macmillan Company: New York, 1905. 815 pp.; AU; F326.F71.

1059. Fleming, Walter Lynwood. The Freedmen's Savings Bank; a chapter in the

110 economic history ofthe Negro race. [monograph]; NOTIS; The University ofNorth Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, 1927. 170 pp.; AU; HG2613.W34 F6 1927.

1060. Fleming, William S. Fleming's lumber calculator. [NOTIS; Wm. S. Fleming: Montgomery, 1908. 639 pp.; AU; ITS 835 .F554 1908.

1061. Flewellen, Robert Hardaway. The nativity and economic status of the Alabama Black Belt in 1850. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1940. 147 leaves; UA; T378.F639n 1940.

1062. Florence Land, Mining, and Manufacturing Company, Florence, Ala. Prospectus ofthe Land, Mining, and Manufacturing Co. ofFlorence, Alabama. Points ofinformation refe"ing to the establishment ofmanufacturing enterprises upon the Tennessee River at Florence. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brandon: Nashville, 1887. 23 pp.; UA; F334.F4 F56.

1063. Florence Land Sale Company. Florence, Ala.: the Philadelphia of the South: grand scale oflots, commencing November 19, 1890. [monograph]; NOTIS; Florence Publishing Company: Florence, AL, 1890. 31 pp.; UA; F334.F4 F57 1890x.

1064. Fordyce, E.W. The axiom, a true representation ofthe Negro as he exists today in the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Birmingham, c1906. 19 leaves; UA; PS634.P55 No. Sa.

1065. Fort, Inza Lee. The history of the First Presbyterian Church, Bessemer, Alabama: 1888-1980. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Church: Bessemer, 1980. 66 pp.; AU; BX921 l.B47 F67 1980.

1066. Fort Payne Coal and Iron Company. Prospectus of the Fort Payne Coal and Iron Co.: a corporation organized under the laws ofthe state ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Washington Press: Boston, 1888. 32 pp.; AU; TN805.Z6 F6.

1067. Forte, Maggie Young. Differentials between selected aspects ofpublic education for whites and Negroes in Conecuh County, Alabama, 1936-37, through 1946-47. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 45 leaves; TU; Reference.

1068. Foster, Henry B. History of Tuscaloosa County Baptist Association, 1834-1934: a record ofthe development ofBaptist interests in the bounds of the association, containing other information ofconcern to all Baptists, sketches ofthe churches, and biographies ofmany ofthe ministers and laymen who helped to make this history. [monograph]; NOTIS; Weatherford Printing: Tuscaloosa, 1934. 387 pp.; microfilm; AU;

111 BX6249.T87 F6 and MADD.

1069. Fourth District Agricultural School and Experiment Station. Catalogue and Announcement. [serial]; Montgomery; The School?: Sylacauga, AL, 1895-. These publications carry various pieces of information on title pages; not all read 11 catalogue," not all read "announcement."; ADAH, 1897-1898, 1898-1899, 1899-1900, 1901-1902, 1902-1903, 1903-1904, 1905-1906, 1906-1907, 1907-1908, 1908-1909, 1909-1910, 1910-1911, 1911-1912, 1912-1913, 1913-1914, 1914-1915, 1915-1916, 1916-1917; Experiment Station Collection.

1070. Fowler, Hugh Alvin. Some aspects ofvocational agricultural education in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1925. 62 leaves; UA; T378.F82s 1925.

1071. Fowlkes, Ben P. Co-operation, the solution of the so-called Negro problem. [monograph]; sold by the Novelty book concern: Birmingham, 1908. 181 pp.; AU; E185.93 .A3 F7.

1072. Frasier, Scottie McKenzie. As we see it. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wiregrass Farner?: Headland, AL, 1935. 90 pp.; AU; PS3511.R34 A9 1935.

1073. Frazer, Mell A. Early history of steamboats in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1907. 31 pp.; "Historical studies" (Alabama Polytechnic Institute), 3rd series; AU; F326.A56 Ser. 3.

1074. Freemasons (Ala.), Grand Royal Arch Chapter. Proceedings of the Grand Chapter ofAlabama, at the annual convocation held in the City of Montgomery, December 7, 1852. [monograph]; NOTIS; Martin: Montgomery, 1853. AU; temporary control number: AFU5467.

1075. Freemasons. Alabama. Grand Lodge. Degree and ceremonial work, Grand Lodge ofAlabama: A.F. and A.M [monograph]; NOTIS; Dispatch Printing Company: Birmingham, 1905. 326 pp.; AU; temporary control number: ABN7977.

1076. Freemasons. Alabama. Grand Lodge. Masonic Code ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1893. 126 pp.; variant title: "Constitution of the most worshipful Grand Lodge of ancient free and accepted Masons of Alabama... "; microfilm; AU; HS445.A2 A2 1893 and MADD.

1077. Freemasons. Alabama. Grand Lodge. Masonic manual: Grand Lodge of Alabama, A.F. and A.M [monograph]; NOTIS; Press of Dispatch Printing Company: Birmingham, 1908. 341 pp.; AU; HS455.A4 1908.

1078. Freemasons. Alabama. Grand Lodge. Masonic order ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Lodge: Montgomery, 1868. 168 pp.; AU; HS445.A2 A2

112 1868.

1079. Freemasons (Alabama), Grand Royal Arch Chapter. Chapter manual. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1909. 198 pp.; other editions of the Chapter Manual are found in holdings of BP (5th edition, 1919; 7th edition, 1921); AU; HS717.A4 A5 1909.

1080. Freemasons. Grand Lodge of Alabama. Constitution and digest: Grand Lodge of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1882. 109 pp.; variant title: "Constitution of the most worshipful Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Alabama, and its Masonic jurisdictions"; UA; HS445.A2 1882x.

1081. Freidman, Emmeline Lurie. The prohibition movement in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1927. 31 leaves; UA; T378.F91p 1927.

1082. Friday, William Curtis. A program ofwork for the Vocational Agriculture Department of the Weogujka High School, Weogujka, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 45 leaves; AU; TAD .F898.

1083. Fry, Anna M. Gayle. Memories ofold Cahaba. [monograph]; NOTIS; Publishing House of the M.E. Church, South, 1908: Nashville, 128 pp.; AU; F334.C2 F9.

1084. Fulks, Clay. The Plight ofthe South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Haldeman-Julius Publications: Girard, KS, cl 929. 61 pp.; "Little Blue Book," No. 1373; contains sections entitled "The Plight of the South" and "Bits of Alabama Life"; AU; AC1.L8 No. 1373.

1085. Fulton, R. E. Historical sketch of Tuscaloosa Presbytery. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1935? 23 pp.; UA; BX8949.T8 F8x.

1086. Future Homemakers of America, Alabama Association. The Alabama future homemaker. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Association of the Future Homemakers of America: Montevallo, 1938?-1945. continued by: "Alabama Association of the Future Homemakers of America"; UA; TX1.H6.

1087. G.W. Barnett Hardware Company (Montgomery, Ala.). Wholesale hardware, agricultural implements, sporting goods. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Company: Montgomery, 1923. AU; temporary control number: AGM6500.

1088. Gadsden Chamber of Commerce. Gadsden, Alabama, a well balanced city: industry, education, agriculture. [monograph]; NOTIS; Chamber of

113 Commerce: Gadsden, 1929? 22 pp.; UA; F334.G3 G3 1929x.

1089. Gadsden Chamber of Commerce. Gadsden, Alabama: the rail and river city. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Chamber: Gadsden, c1912. AU; temporary control number: AGP5241.

1090. Gaines, Russell Lowell. Economic trends in extension work with Negro farmers in Alabama, 1936-1946. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 123 leaves; TU; Reference.

1091. Gallagher, Clara Jane. Physical characteristics ofchildren in nursery schools of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1936. 62 leaves; UA; T378.G135p 1936.

1092. Galloway, Charles Betts. The South and the Negro; an address delivered at the seventh annual Conference for Education in the South, Birmingham, Ala., April 26th, 1904. [monograph]; NOTIS; Southern Education Board: New York, 1904. 16 pp.; AU; E185.61 .G168.

1093. Gantt, Agnes Stewart. An evaluation of the Alabama course ofstudy and teacher's guide for elementary schools. [thesis]; NOTIS ; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 98 leaves; AU; TED.G211.

1094. Garber, Alexander M. Before the Interstate Commerce Commission: brief and argument ofcounsel for Railroad Commission ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1908? 123 pp.; NA; HE2126.G37x.

1095. Garden Club of Alabama. Hortensia. [serial]; NOTIS; The Club: Birmingham, 1942?-. absorbed "Garden Club of Alabama"; AU; SB403.H6.

1096. Garden Club of Alabama. Year book. .. [serial]; NOTIS; The Club: Ala., 1933?-. absorbed by "Hortensia"; AU; SB403.G4.

1097. Garden Club of America and Lockwood, Mrs. Alice Gardner Burnell. Gardens of co/any and state; gardens and gardeners of the American colonies and of the republic before 1840. [monograph]; Scribner's (for the Garden Club of America): New York, 1931-34. 2 vols.; AU; portfolio SB466.U6 G3.

1098. Gardner, W. H. The advantages ofdeep and thorough preparation of the soil. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1886. 6 pp.; "Alabama. Weather Service. Special papers; no. 2"; UA; S604.G35x.

1099. Garland, Landon Cabell. An exposition of the advantages and prospects ofthe Northeast and Southwest Alabama railroad. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Tuscaloosa?, 1854. 28 pp.; UA; HE2791.N63 G3 1854.

114 1100. Garland, Landon Cabell. Report on the construction ofa plank road from the city of Tuskaloosa to Roup's Valley: read at a meeting of the citizens of Tuska/oosa, Bibb and Jefferson counties, held at Tuskaloosa, Sept. 24, 1849. [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed by M.D.J. Slade: Tuscaloosa, 1849. 16 pp.; UA; F334.T9 G37x.

1101. Garland, Landon Cabell. Report on the construction ofa plank roadfrom the city of Tuskaloosa to Roup's Valley: read at a meeting ofthe citizens of Tuskaloosa, Bibb and Jefferson counties, held at Tuskaloosa, Sept. 24, 1849. [monograph]; NOTIS; M.D.J. Slade: Tuskaloosa, 1849. 16 pp.; UA; F334.T9 G37x.

1102. Gatchell, Dana King. Home economics: its growth and development at Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1914-1942. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942? contributor: Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Home Economics Department; AU; TX285.A4 G3.

1103. Gee, Wilson and Terry, Edward Allison. The cotton cooperatives in the Southeast. [monograph]; D. Appleton-Century Company: New York, 1933. 271 pp.; University of Virginia. Institute for Research in the Social Sciences. Institute monograph, no. 17; AU; HD9076.G4.

1104. General Education Board. Special problems ofrural home andfarm life. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Clyde W. Saunders and Sons: Richmond, VA, 1938. 39 pp.; TU; LB1735 .G4S.

1105. Geological Survey of Alabama. Annual reports - Geological Survey ofAlabama and State Oil and Gas Board. [serial]; NOTIS; Geological Survey and State Oil and Gas Board: University, AL, 1943/1944-. Annual reports - Geological Survey of Alabama and State Oil and Gas Board; AU, 1942/1943-1952/1953, 1954/1955-1965/1966; QE81 .Al 13.

1106. Geological Survey of Alabama. Report for the years 1881 and 1882, embracing an account of the agricultural features of the state. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.D. Brown & Company: Montgomery, 1883. 615 pp.; AU; fQE81.A26 no.I.

1107. Geological Survey of Alabama. Report of.. State Geo/igist [sic] on the geological and agricultural survey ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Survey: University, AL, 1873. continued by: "Geological Survey of Alabama. Report of progress for the years ... ; UA; QE81.A27.

1108. Ghequier, A. de. The fertilizer movement during the season 1884-85, and the new law ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; National Fertilizer Association: Baltimore, 1885. 40 pp.; UA; HD9483.G5 1885.

115 citizenship. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.L. Nichols: Naperville, IL, 1912. 732 pp.; contributor: Booker T. Washington; AU; E185.G442.

1110. Gibson, John William. Progress ofa race: or, The remarkable advancement of the American Negro, from the bondage ofslavery, ignorance, and poverty to the freedom ofcitizenship, intelligence, affluence, honor and trust. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.L. Nichols: Naperville, IL, c1929. 480 pp.; AU; E185.G452.

1111. Gielow, Martha S. Old plantation days. [monograph]; NOTIS; R.H. Russell: New York, 1902. 183 pp.; includes "Mammy's receipt for making Alabama velvets"; AU; PS1739.G8 04.

1112. Gilbert, Charles Henry. Report ofexplorations made in Alabama during 1889: with notes on the fishes ofthe Tennessee, Alabama, and Escambia Rivers. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1891. pp. 143-159; "extracted from the Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission, Vol. 9, for 1889"; AU; QL 628 .A2 G55 1891.

1113. Gipson, Theodore Horace. Effect of various levels ofpotassium on the calcium content of blue lupine. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 36 leaves; TU; Reference.

1114. Girard, Augustus. Reflections on latent causes and mechanical effects in the works ofnature. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Daily Times: Mobile, 1865. 84 pp.; AU; Q158.G5 1865.

1115. Gist, Frank Whittaker. Statistical method in agriculture. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1923. 79 pp.; "Published by the Alabama Department of Education for the use of teachers and students in vocational agricultural education."; AU; S566.G5.

1116. Glazner, John Frank. Geography of the Great Appalachian Valley ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Jacksonville, AL, 1938. 165 pp.; "an attempt to describe and interpret the economic adjustments man has made to the environmental conditions of the Great Valley in Alabama"; AU; GF504.A6 G62 1938.

1117. Godbey, Eva. Forty-four case studies ofhigh school pupils in Calhoun County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 61 leaves; UA; T378.G54lf 1941.

1118. Going, Allen J. The establishment of the Alabama Railroad Commission. [NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., AU; temporary control number: AEM9028.

1119. Golden Star of Honor (Grand Lodge). Annual session of the Golden Star of Honor. [serial]; NOTIS; The Lodge: n.p., 1918?-. UA, 1919 (2nd annual);

116 HS1355.G6 G6x.

1120. Goldsboro, Stanley M. The evaluation ofpractices ca"ied on by two hundred Negro farmers in the production ofcotton in Macon County, Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 92 leaves; TU; Reference.

1121. Gollock, Georgina Annie. Heroes ofhealth. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Longmans, Green and Company: New York, 1930. 178 pp.; George Washington Carver is a subject of book; TU; Q141.G64.

1122. Goode, R. J. A complete list of U.S. Alabama approved pullorum passed pullorum tested hatcheries andflocks: Alabama, 1936. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1936. 35 pp.; contributor: R.B. Jones; AU; SF995.6 .P8 G66 1936.

1123. Gosse, Philip Henry. Letters from Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Morgan and Chase: London, 1859. 306 pp.; AU; QH105.A2 G6.

1124. Gould, William Proctor. Diary of William Proctor Gould ofBoligee, Greene County, Alabama, 1828-1864. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Archives and History: Montgomery, 1938-. 6 volumes; mimeographed; AU; fF326.G69.

1125. Graham, John Simpson. The Booster. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 192-? 32 pp.; "Jackson, Clarke County, Alabama, the largest town in Southwest Alabama, its resources, enterprises and possibilities."; AU; F332.C6 G69 1920.

1126. Graham, Shirley. Dr. George Washington Carver, scientist. [monograph]; NOTIS; J. Messner: New York, 1944. 248 pp.; AU; S417.C3 D8.

1127. Grandma. Laugh and let laugh: "Way down in Dixie"; three hundredfunny southern stories. [monograph]; Roberts & Sons: Talladega, AL, 194? 123 pp.; Afro American wit and humor; authorship attributed to Harriet Wasson Styer; AU; PN6231.N5 L35.

1128. Grasselli Chemical Company. Grasselli's booklet. [serial]; NOTIS; The Company: n.p., 1915. UA; S624.A2 G7x.

1129. Graves, John Temple. Tonight in the South. Broadcast over WAP!for Protective Life Insurance Company, April 21-July 23, 1934. [monograph]; NOTIS; Protective Life Insurance Company: Birmingham, 1934. 49 pp.; AU; F215.G77.

1130. Gray, A. L. Soil survey ofLauderdale County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1935. 43 pp.;

117 contributors: L.G. Brackeen, M.E. Stephens, W.E. Tharp, United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1931, No. 26; AU; S599.A4 L3 1935.

1131. Gray, Anderson M. Winter foods of the bobwhite quail in the Black Belt Soil Province ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Department of Conservation: Alabama, 1940. 23 pp.; AU; SK325.Q2 G7.

1132. Gray, Dan T. and W. F. Ward. Raising and Fattening Bee/Calves in Alabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; U.S. Government Printing Office?: Washington, D.C., 1914. 11 pp.; "Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture," No. 73; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 1, #14.

1133. Gray, Dan T. and W. F. Ward. Fattening Calves in Alabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1912. 40 pp.; "Bureau of Animal Industry, Bulletin," No. 147; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPR117), Box 1, #13.

1134. Gray, Dan T. and W. F. Ward. Fattening Cattle in Alabama. [monograph]; Montgomery; U.S. Government Printing Office?: Washington, D.C.?, 1914. 41 pp.; "Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture," No. 110; AD AH; Pamphlet Collection ( #LPRl 17), Box 1, # 14.

1135. Gray, Lewis Cecil. History ofagriculture in the Southern United States. [monograph]; NOTIS; Carnegie Institution of Washington: Washington, D.C., 1933. 2 vols.; "Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication," No. 430; AU; fAS32.A5 No. 430.

1136. Green, Annie Burwell. Cane sirup, a valuable article ofdiet. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama, School of Home Economics: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 111 leaves; UA; T378.G82c 1939.

1137. Green, Clatis. Some factors influencing Cajun education in Washington County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 87 leaves; UA; T378.G82s 1941.

1138. Green, Philip Jackson. Life and institutions of the Creek Indians to 1836. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1925. 70 leaves; UA; T378.G821 1925.

1139. Greenhill, N. F. Relationship between training, salary, and experience ofwhite teachers in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1934? 6 pp.; AU; LB2832.G7.

1140. Guernsey, Nathaniel T. The regulation ofpublic utilities: outline ofaddress at the School ofLaw, University ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p.,

118 1928. 55 pp.; UA; KF2094.G8 1928x.

1141. Guest, Boyd. A survey of the dialect of the Lee County Alabama Negro. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 289 leaves; AU; TEH.G9362.

1142. Guyton, Faye E. Insects ofeconomic importance in Alabama listed by common names. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, n.d. 4 leaves; mimeographed; AU; QL475.A2 G9.

1143. Hadley, Joseph Howe. Distance factors as related to school attendance in Baldwin County, Alabama/or the year 1939-40. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 58 leaves; UA; T378.H117d 1941.

1144. Hagan, Garrett. Digest ofland laws ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Binningham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1938. 230 pp.; AU; KFA 112.29 D55 1938.

1145. Hague, Parthenia Antoinette. A blockadedfamily: life in southern Alabama during the Civil War. [monograph]; NOTIS; Houghton Mifflin: Boston, 1889. 176 pp.; AU; E605.H15.

1146. Haines, Hiram. L'etat d'Alabama, Etats-Unis d'Amerique; ses ressources minerales, agricoles et industrielles. [monograph]; NOTIS; S. Racon: Paris, 1867. 128 pp.; also issued in Paris with title: "The State of Alabama" (English language edition); AU; F326.H15.

1147. Hall, Basil. Travels in , in the years 1827 and 1828. [monograph]; NOTIS; Cary, Lea & Carey: Philadelphia, 1829. 2 vols.; AU; E165.Hl 71.

1148. Hall, Benjamin Mortimer. Second report on the water powers ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: University, AL, 1916. 448 pp.; "Bulletin"(Geological Survey of Alabama}, No. 17; contributor: Maxcy Reddick Hall; AU; QE81.Al 5 No. 17.

1149. Hall, Benjamin Mortimer. A preliminary report on a part of the water powers of Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1903. 185 pp.; "Bulletin" (Geological Survey of Alabama}, No. 7; AU; QE 81.A15 No. 7.

1150. Hall, Benjamin Mortimer. Water powers ofAlabama: with an appendix on stream measurements in Mississippi. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1904. 253 pp.; "Water-supply and irrigation papers of the United States Geological Survey," No. 107; AU; TC424.A2 H2.

119 1151. Hall, James H.B. The formation of the Alabama synod. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Synod: Birmingham, 1906. 16 pp.; UA; BX8977.A2 H3 1906x.

1152. Hallowell, Emily. Calhoun plantation songs. [monograph]; NOTIS; C.W. Thompson & Company: Boston, c1901. 61 pp.; from preface: "The songs in this volume are those sung by the students at the Calhoun Colored School and are well known throughout the Black Belt of Alabama ... "; AU has 1976 reprint; UA; M1670.H192.

1153. Haltom, William L. ... Alabama reptiles. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1931. 145 pp.; "Museum paper" (Alabama Museum ofNatural History}, No. 11; contributor: AU; QE 81.A27 No. 11.

1154. Hamer, Noel R. Methodism: a centennial sermon preached before the Selma District Conference, Hill, Alabama, June 26th, 1908, andpublished by request. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1908. 28 pp.; AU; BX8333.H35 M4.

1155. Hamilton, John Floyd. A study of the social and economic conditions in Bullock County. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 140 leaves; AU; TED .H2185.

1156. Hamilton, Juliette Sykes. A study of cooperative living/or women ofthe University ofAlabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama, School of Home Economics: Tuscaloosa, 1935. 124 leaves; UA; T378.H18s 1935.

1157. Hamilton, Peter J. Mobile of the five flags; the story of the river basin and coast about Mobile from the earliest times to the present. [monograph]; NOTIS; Gill Printing Company: Mobile, 1913. 408 pp.; AU; F334.M6 H23.

1158. Hamilton, William T. The duties of masters and slaves respectively, or, Domestic servitude as sanctioned by the Bible: a discourse delivered in the Government Street Church, Mobile, Ala. [monograph]; NOTIS; F.H. Brooks: Mobile, 1845. 24 pp.; photocopy; UA; E449.H215 1845a.

1159. Hamilton, William T. A plea for the liberal education ofwoman: an address delivered at the annual examination of the female seminary, under the direction ofRev. S.R. Wright... at Marion, Perry Co., Ala., July 17th, 1845. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.F. Trow: New York, 1845. 28 pp.; UA; BV4255.H3 1845x.

1160. Hamilton, William T. Prejudice and its antidote: an address delivered before the East Alabama Presbyterial High School on the occasion of its second anniversary. [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed by Wm. F. Geddes: Philadelphia, 1850. 35 pp.; UA; BF575.P9 H3 1850x.

1161. Hampton-Tuskegee Joint Committee. Hampton-Tuskegee Results: A story every

120 American should know. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Committee: New York, 1925. 21 pp.; TU; LC2801.H33.

1162. Hanson, Laura Watt. History ofagricultural education in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1925. 57 leaves; AU; TAD .H2512.

1163. Hanson, Virginia. Alabama, in legend and lore. [thesis]; NETSCAPE; Birmingham-Southern College: Birmingham, 1937. 150 leaves; BP; GR110.A2 H36 1937.

1164. Harden, Lela Pearl Eason. A proposed plan/or developing a communlty school program in Kent. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1944. 73 leaves; AU; TED .H2593.

1165. Harlin, Edgar Franklin. What is the relationship between intelligence and success in passing the various courses at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1930. 16 pp.; AU; TED.H28.

1166. Harman, Arthur Fort. Report of the survey ofElmore County schools: School year 1927-1928. [monograph]; NOTIS; State of Alabama, Department of Education; Birmingham Printing Company: Montgomery; Birmingham, 1929. 123 pp.; "Research and survey series" (Alabama Department of Education), No. 1; contributors: Alabama Department of Education, Alabama State Board of Education; AU; tLA 231.A44 No. 1.

1167. Harper, Roland M. Preliminary report on the weeds ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1944. 275 pp.; "Bulletin" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 53; AU; QE81.A15 No. 53.

1168. Harper, Roland M. Distribution ofilliteracy in Alabama in 1920. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: n.p., 1922? 7 pp.; originally published in the Montgomery Advertiser, April 9, 1922, Page 4; BP; LC152.A2 H37 1922 VFPC.

1169. Harper, Roland M. Farm Incomes in the Black Belt and Other Parts ofAlabama in Relation to Soil Fertility. [monograph]; Montgomery; n.p.: College Point, NY, 1921. 4 pp.; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPRl 17), Box 1, #10.

1170. Harper, Roland M. Illiteracy in Alabama: where and why? [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: n.p., 1919? 12 pp.; originally published in the Montgomery Advertiser, June 1, 1919; BP; LC152.A2 H375 1919 VFPC.

1171. Harper, Roland M. Forests ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Geological Survey

121 of Alabama: University, AL, 1943. 230 pp.; "Monograph" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 10; AU; fQE81.A26 No. 10.

1172. Harper, Roland M. Economic Botany ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama State Commission of Forestry?: University, AL, 1913-1928? 228 pp. (Part 1); 357 pp. (Part 2); "Monograph" (Geological Survey of Alabama), Nos. 8-9; No.8=Part 1; No. 9=Part 2; AU; fQE81.A26.

1173. Harper, Roland M. Natural resources of the Tennessee Valley region in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Geological Survey of Alabama: University, AL, 1942. 93 pp.; "Special report" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 17; AU; fQE81.A32 No. 17.

1174. Harper, Roland M. Resources ofsouthern Alabama: a statistical guide for investors and settlers, with an exposition ofsome of the principles of economic geography. [monograph]; NOTIS; Geological Survey of Alabama: University, AL, 1920. 152 pp.; "Special report" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 11; AU; fQE 81.A32 No. 11.

1175. Harrington, Albert H., Jones, Phillip E., and Lagrone, William F. Peanuts: a war crop on Alabama farms. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1943. 27 pp.; "Agricultural economics mimeograph"; No. 1 of the mimeographs; AU; SB3 51.P3 H3.

1176. Harris Baptist Association. Session. Minutes of the ... annual session of the Harris Baptist Association... [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Baptist Printers: Montgomery, 1880-. UA, 1886; BX6248.A2 H34x.

1177. Harris, Evangeline E. Little tots' story of George W. Carver. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Family Publishing Company: Terre Haute, IN, 1940. 19 pp.; TU; S417.C3H3.

1178. Harris, George Arthur. A study of the accredited rural and county high schools in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1929. 101 leaves; UA; T378.H24s 1929.

1179. Harris, Harold Monroe. Summer activities of teachers ofMontgomery County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 54 leaves; AU; TED.H3142.

1180. Harris, John William. The small high school in Alabama; a study offactors affecting its program and efficiency. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 61 leaves; AU; TED.ID 14.

1181. Harris, Seale. Marion Sims and other 19th century pioneers: the dawn of scientific medicine and surgery. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Author?: Birmingham, 1945? 23 pp.; "Physicians--Alabama--Biography"; reprinted

122 from The Journal of the Medical Association of the State of Alabama, Oct., Nov., Dec. (1945) issues; AU; R154.S5 H277.

1182. Harrison, William Terrell. The child labor laws in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1930. 101 leaves; AU; TED .H323.

1183. Hart, Albert Bushnell. The Southern South. [monograph]; NOTIS; D. Appleton and Company: New York, 1910. 444 pp.; AU; F215.H32.

1184. Hart, Hastings Hornell. Social problems ofAlabama; a study ofthe social institutions and agencies ofthe state ofAlabama as related to its war activities, made at the request of Governor Charles Henderson. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1918. 87 pp.; AU; HN79.A4 H3.

1185. Hart, Hastings Hornell. Social progress ofAlabama; a second study ofthe social institutions and agencies ofthe state ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1922. 62 pp.; AU; HN79.A4 H31.

1186. Hart, Joseph Kinmont. Education/or an age ofpower; the TVA poses a problem. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harper & Brothers: New York, 1935. 245 pp.; NA; LB875.H265.

1187. Hart, 0. Vivian. Origin and development ofthe rural life program at Tuskegee Institute. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 40 leaves; TU; 323.354 H326o.

1188. Harvey, Meriwether. Slavery in Auburn, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1907. 18 pp.; "Historical Studies" (Alabama Polytechnic Institute), 3rd series; AU; E445.A3 H34.

1189. Hassell, Harriet. Rachel's children. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harper: New York, cl 938. 317 pp.; "The story of a strong-minded, harsh, and jealous mother living in Alabama and of her children's hunger for her property"; "Alabama--fiction"; AU; PS3515.A825 R3 1938.

1190. Hathaway, Clarence Albert. Who are the friends of the Negro people? [monograph]; NOTIS; published for the Communist Party National Campaign Committee by Workers Library Publishers: New York, 1932. 16 pp.; speech delivered at the National Nominating Convention of the Communist Party proposing James W. Ford of Alabama for Vice-President of the United States; AU; JK 2391.C5 H37 1932.

1191. Hauberg, Marx. Memoirs ofMarx D. Hauberg: being a personal narrative ofthe immigration ofhis parents and their children from Schleswig-Holstein,

123 1848; a year's life and travel via New York, Pittsburgh; in Tennessee, Alabama and , and life in Rock Island County, Ill., and Scott County, Iowa, 1849 to 1923 inclusive. [monograph]; NOTIS; privately printed: Rock Island, IL, 1923. 206 pp.; UA; CT274.H38 H38 1923x.

1192. Hawley, Langston Thacker. Alabama's balance ofrail and water traffic, 1932-1937. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of business research, School of commerce and business administration, University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 130 pp.; "Multilithed series," No. 2; AU; HC107.A4 A53 No. 2.

1193. Hayesville Land Company? Richest black belt lands ofAlabama at Alfalfadale, Greene County: being sold in forty-acre farms. [monograph]; NOTIS; Hayesville Land Company: Birmingham, 1912. 23 pp.; UA; HD277.H3 R5 1912x.

1194. Hazlehurst, George H. The construction of the pit privy. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Board of Heath: Montgomery, 1925. 15 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama State Board of Health"; contributor: Charles Arthur Abele; AU; TD775.H39 1925.

1195. Hazlehurst, George H. The safe disposal ofhuman excreta: the construction of the pit privy. [monograph]; NOTIS; State Board of Health: Montgomery, 1920? 15 pp.; contributor: Charles Arthur Abele; AU; TD775.H39 1920.

1196. Hearn, W. Edward. Soil survey ofLee County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1907. 26 pp.; contributors: W.J. Geib, United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S599.A4 LS 1907.

1197. Heflin, James Thomas. The cotton situation in the South: speech ofHon. J. Thomas Heflin ofAlabama in the House ofRepresentatives, October 16, 1914. [monograph]; NOTIS; Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1914. 15 pp.; UA; HD9077.A13 H43 1914x.

1198. Helms, Connie Ray. Agricultural credits in the United States. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1917. 30 leaves; UA; T378.H369a 1917.

1199. Helms, G. Preston. A program of teacher-training in industrial arts for elementary school teachers of the southeastern states. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 59 leaves; AU; TED.H48.

1200. Helms, Vira Clem. The development and expansion of the secondary schools of Alabama from 1900 to 1930. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1933. 81 leaves; AU; TED.H481.

124 1201. Henderson, George Wylie. Ollie Miss. [monograph]; NOTIS; Frederick A. Stokes: New York, 1935. 276 pp.; "A group of black sharecroppers in Alabama, where Ollie Miss, a fiercely independent and attractive black woman, comes to work"; fiction; AU; PS315.E43422 045.

1202. Henderson, James Lane. Construction ofa sanitary sewerage system for the town ofAuburn, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1912. 40 leaves; AU; TCE.H496.

1203. Henkin, Harry M. Rural-urban migration in the Southeast and certain selected socio-economic factors. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1940. 107 leaves; UA; T378.H389r 1940.

1204. Henry, Waights Gibbs. The Negro as an economic factor in Alabama. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Publishing house [of the] Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Smith & Lamar, agents: Nashville, 1919. 111 pp.; TU and UA; E185.93 .A3H5.

1205. Herbert, Hilary A. Why the ? or, Reconstruction and its results. [monograph]; NOTIS; R.H. Woodward & Company: Baltimore, 1890. 452 pp.; AU; E668.H53.

1206. Herbert, Joseph Earl. Food habits offoxes in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 107 leaves; AU; TZG .C617.

1207. Heydenfeldt, Solomon. A communication on the subject of slave immigration, addressed to Hon. , Governor ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; M'Cormick & Brittan: Montgomery, 1849. 7 pp.; UA; E449.H58.

1208. Hicks, John Donald. The Populist revolt; a history of the Farmers' Alliance and the People's Party. [monograph]; NOTIS; The University of Minnesota Press: Minneapolis, 1931. 473 pp.; AU; JK2372.H5.

1209. Higgins, Fannie George. Leisure time activities of children in an industrial community. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 92 leaves; AU; TED.H636.

1210. Hildreth, Ellen. Know Alabama! The geology and mineral resources ofAlabama: a bibliography for schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: University, AL, 1942. 56 pp.; "Bulletin" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 51; UA; QE81.A15 No. 51.

1211. Hill, Harvey Jay. He heard God's whisper. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Jorgenson Press: Minneapolis, 1943. 80 pp.; George Washington Carver subject ofbook; TU; S417.C3H5.

125 1212. Hill, John Louis. When black meets white. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Argyle Publishers: Chicago, 1922. 149 pp.; AU has 1924 edition; Booker T. Washington is a subject of book; TU; E185.61 .H644.

1213. Hill, Lister. The cotton situation; speech... delivered over the radio at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, Ala., Nov. 12, 1926. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1926. 7 pp.; printed in the Congressional Record by request of Hon. John J. McSwain of South Carolina, December 9, 1926; AU; HD9070.H5.

1214. Hill, Luther Leonidas. Reminiscences offifty years in the medical profession: read before the Montgomery County Medical Society, October 29, 1931. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1931. 23 pp.; AU; R154.H55 A3.

1215. Hillyard, M. B. The new South. A description ofthe Southern states, noting each state separately, and giving their distinctive features and most salient characteristics. [monograph]; NOTIS; Manufacturers' Record Company: Baltimore, 1887. 413 pp.; AU; F215.H65.

1216. Hobson, Anne. In old Alabama: being the chronicles ofMiss Mouse, the Little BlackMerclumt. [monograph]; Doubleday, Page & Company: New York, 1903. 237 pp.; contributors: Carol McPherson; Doubleday, Page & Company; AU; PZ3.H724 In.

1217. Hocking, Evelyn McMillan. Nutrition guidance at the third grade level. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1945. 112 leaves; UA; T378.H659n 1945.

1218. Hodge, Clarence Lewis. The Tennessee Valley Authority: a national experiment in regionalism. [monograph]; NOTIS; American University Press: Washington, D.C., 1938. 272 pp.; NA; TK1425.M8 H6.

1219. Hodges, LeRoy S. Organizations among the farmers ofAlabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1922. 34 leaves; UA; T378.H66o 1922.

1220. Hodgson, Joseph. The Alabama manual and statistical register for 1870. [monograph]; NOTIS; Mail Building: Montgomery, 1870. 182 pp.; AUs copy lacking pages 158-182; AU; F326.A338 1870.

1221. Hodgson, Joseph. The Alabama manual and statistical register for 1869: showing the geographical position, commercial advantages, agricultural and manufacturing resources, and national importance of the state of Alabama-a statistical guide for the immigrant and hand bookfor the citizen. [monograph]; NOTIS; Mail Building: Montgomery, 1869. 1

126 volume; AU; F326.A338.

1222. Hoffsommer, Harold. Education and rehabilitation in Alabama farm households receiving relief [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1935. 18 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute," Vol. 30, No. 7; AU; HV98.A2 H64.

1223. Hoffsommer, Harold. Landlord-tenant relations and reliefin Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Federal Emergency Relief Administration: Washington, D.C., 1935. 33 leaves; AU; HV86.A5 H5.

1224. Hogg, Alexander. Lacks and needs of the South educationally: the development ofher natural resources, the remedy. An address preparedfor National Education Association meeting in Baltimore, July 10th, 11th, and 12th, delivered before the Centennial bureau of education, Philadelphia, September 1st, 1876. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; W.D. Henkle: Salem, OH, 1876. 24 pp.; SOLINET, 1994; microfilm; Duke; Perkins Microfilm.

1225. Holcombe, Hosea. A history of the rise and progress of the Baptists in Alabama: with a miniature history of the denomination from the apostolic age down to the present time, interspersed with anecdotes original and selected, and concluded with an address to the Baptists ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; King and Baird: Philadelphia, 1840. 375 pp.; microfilm; AU; BX6248.A2 H72 and MADD.

1226. Holley, George Washington. A supervised practice program in vocational agriculture for the Pisgah High School community, Pisgah, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1935. 86 leaves; AU; TAD .H738.

1227. Holloway, Frances Roy. A comparative study of the effect ofstorage time and temperature on the hatchability ofhens' eggs and the quality of the resulting chicks. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 29 leaves; TU; Reference.

1228. Holloway, Otto. Cost of textbooks in rural schools ofFranklin County, Alabama, compared with the cost offree textbooks in other states. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, n.d. 32 leaves; AU; TED.H7458.

1229. Holt, John B. Rural neighborhoods and communities ofLee County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; United States Department of Agriculture?: Washington, D.C., 1941. 21 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 H6.

1230. Holt, Manard Earl. Sodium as a plant food element and as a partial substitute for potassium in plant nutrition. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 34 leaves; AU; TAY .H7586.

127 1231. Holt, Rackham. George Washington Carver; an American biography. [monograph]; NOTIS; Doubleday: Garden City, NY, 1943. 342 pp.; AU; S417.C3H6.

1232. Holt, Rackham. George Washington Carver: eine Amerikanische Biographie. [monograph]; NOTIS; Overseas Editions: New York, cl 943. 404 pp.; AU; S417.C3 H62 1943.

1233. Home, T. R. Design in ornamental plantings. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1929. various paging; AU; THF .H765.

1234. Hooper, Amy Elizabeth. A study of the use of time by a group ofEtowah County farm women. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1932. 125 leaves; UA; T378.H76s 1932.

1235. Hooper, Johnson Jones. Some adventures of Capt. Simon Suggs: late of the Tallapoosa Volunteers: together with "Taking the census," and other Alabama sketches. [monograph]; NOTIS; Carey and Hart: Philadelphia, 1846. 201 pp.; microform; UA; Gorgas microforms.

1236. Hooper, Johnson Jones. Some adventures of Captain Simon Suggs: late of the Tallapoosa Volunteers; together with "Taking the census," and other Alabama sketches. [monograph]; NOTIS; T.B. Peterson and Brothers: Philadelphia, 1846. 201 pp.; AU; PS1999.H25 A3.

1237. Homady, John R. Soldiers ofprogress and industry. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dodd, Mead & Company: New York, 1930. 243 pp.; AU; TC424.A2 H6.

123 8. Houghton, M. B. Marketing the cotton crop of the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1911. 13 pp.; contributor: Alabama Department of Agriculture; UA; HD9070.5 .H68.

1239. Houghton, Mitchell Bennett. From the beginning until now [essays]. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Author: Montgomery, 1914? 276 pp.; "Propaganda--Confederate"; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1240. Houghton, William Robert. Two boys in the Civil War and after. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1912. 242 pp.; AU; E607.H6.

1241. Hounchell, Paul. The status of teachers. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1934? 25 pp.; AU; LB2838.H6.

1242. Howard, Annette. Truths and traditions ofold Tuskegee. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Printing Company: Tuskegee, 193-? 64 pp.; AU; F334.T96 H66 1930z.

1243. Howe, Hal. Mentone and my philosophy. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1900?

128 40 pp.; microfilm; AU; F334.M46 H69 1900.

1244. Howell, Henry H. Bottom organisms in fertilized and unfertilizedfish ponds. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 69 leaves; AU; TZG .H859.

1245. Howland, Isabel. A description of the work at the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1902. 12 pp.; reprinted from "The Brooklyn Daily Eagle"; TU; LC2851.T82H6.

1246. Hubbard, Elbert. A little journey to Tuskegee. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute?: Tuskegee?, c1908. 14 pp.; "typesetting and press work done by students of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute"; reprinted from "The Philistine"; AU; LC2851.T82 HS.

1247. Hubert, Benjamin F. Future opportunity for Negroes in agriculture and country life. [monograph]; Frissell Library; n.p.: n.p., 1931. 24 pp.; "address delivered at Teachers College, Columbia University, New York City, March 25th, 1931 "; TU; E185.8 .H883.

1248. Hudson, Sara Thompson. Dietary habits of 100 pregnant Negro women, Macon County, Alabama, 1946-47. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 85 leaves; TU; Reference.

1249. Hulme, George Ward. Some aspects of equalization of educational opportunity in DeKalb County, Alabama, 1936-1937. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 70 leaves; UA; T378 H87s 1938.

1250. Hunnicutt, G. F. Southern crops as grown and described by successful/armers. [monograph]; NOTIS; Cultivator Publishing Company: Atlanta, 1908. 245 pp.; AU; S445.H8.

1251. Hunt, Robert Respess. Pine reproduction in Shelby County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Auburn University: Auburn, 1942. 30 leaves; AU; TAD .H943.

1252. Hunter, James Hogg. Saint, seer and scientist: the remarkable story of George Washington Carver of Tuskegee, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Evangelical Publishers: New York, cl 942. 32 pp.; AU; S417 .C3 H86 1942.

1253. Hurst, Dave. The history ofRound Island Baptist Church: the first 175 years. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Church: Athens, AL, 1900? 1 vol. (unpaged); AU; BX6480.R68 H87 1900z.

1254. Hurst, L.A. Soil survey ofAutauga County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1910. 43 pp.; contributors: C.S. Waldrop, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama

129 Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 AS 1910.

1255. Hurst, L.A. Soil survey of Calhoun County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1910. 49 pp.; contributors: P.H. Avary, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C25 1910.

1256. Hurst, L.A. Soil survey ofCoffee County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1911. 51 pp.; contributors: A.O. Cameron, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C65 1911.

1257. Hurst, L. A. Soil survey ofDale County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1911. 39 pp.; contributors: R.W. Rowe, A.O. Cameron, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 DI 7 1911.

1258. Hurst, L.A. Soil survey of Washington County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1917. 51 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 W4 1917.

1259. Huston, Edgar Eugene. At an Alabama corn shuckin' [a characteristic two-step march or cake walk]. [sheet music]; NOTIS; Southern Music Company: Birmingham, cl900. 5 pp.; UA; M31.H8 AS.

1260. Huxley, Julian. TVA, adventure in planning. [monograph]; NOTIS; Architectural Press: Cheam, Surrey, 1943. 142 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 HS 1943.

1261. Hyatt, Oscar W. The development ofsecondary education in Alabama prior to 1920. [monograph]; NOTIS; George Peabody College for Teachers: Nashville, 1933. 168 pp.; UA; LA231.H9 1932.

1262. Imes, George Lake. The chancel windows in the chapel at Tuskegee Institute; an interpretation. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1934. 11 pp.; "an address at the reopening of the chapel; Founder's Day, April 1933"; TU; 726.59132c.

1263. Imes, George Lake. I knew Carver. [monograph]; Frissell Library; I. Horace McFarland: Harrisburg, PA, 1943. 24 pp.; TU; S417.C315.

1264. Imes, George Lake. The philosophies ofBooker T. Washington: Founder's Day Address. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute Press: Tuskegee, 1941. 15 pp.; "Tuskegee Institute Chapel, April 6, 1941 "; AU; E185.97.W4163 1941.

130 1265. Imes, George Lake. Remember Booker T. Washington. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, cl 917. 10 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W4 167 1917.

1266. Improved Order of Red Men. Great Council of Alabama. Records of the Great Council ofAlabama Improved Order ofRed Men... Great Sun Session. [serial]; NOTIS; The Council: Birmingham, 1887-. UA, 1903 (16th), 1908, 1910; HS1510.R3 A4x.

1267. Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Grand Lodge of Alabama. The Alabama Odd Fellow. [serial]; NOTIS; Jacob Pepperman: Montgomery, 1899?-. UA, 1899; HS1043.A2 A53x.

1268. Independent Presbyterian Church (Birmingham, Ala.). The other side of the recent case ofDr. Henry M Edmonds and the North Alabama Presbytery/by the officers of the Independent Presbyterian Church ofAlabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; The Church: Birmingham, 1916? 28 pp.; "Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Presbytery ofNorth Alabama (1876-1983)"; BP; BX921l.B54162 1916 VFPC.

1269. Ingram, Loften Francis. A historical study of the district Future Farmers of America organization in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Auburn University: Auburn, 1942. 66 leaves; AU; TAD .154.

1270. International Harvester Company, Agricultural Extension Department. Diversified farming/or Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Chicago, 1915. 31 pp.; UA; S604.62.A415 1915x.

1271. Interstate Conference on Migratory Labor, Atlanta, 1940. Proceedings of Interstate conference on migratory labor, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Atlanta, Georgia. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Washington, D.C.?, 1940? 89 pp.; AU; HV4505.1551 1940a.

1272. Irons, George Vernon. Manufacturing in Alabama during the Civil War. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1925. 83 leaves; UA; T378.Ir6m 1925.

1273. Irvine, Alexander. The Magyar: a story of the social revolution. [monograph]; NOTIS; Socialist Publishing Company: Girard, , 1911. 277 pp.; microfilm; AU; PR3517.R8 M3 and MADD.

1274. Irvine, Paul. Adult educational levels in the Southern States. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1940? unpaged; AU; LC5251.17.

1275. Irvine, Paul. Effect of closed schools on adolescent children. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1934. TVA-CWA complication of basic data project, Study A-6, Final Report; AU; LC144.A3 17.

131 1276. Isbell, Charles L. A guide to the course in vegetable gardening: as given by C.L. Isbell at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Second Semester, 1938-39. [monograph]; n.p.: Auburn, 1939? 1 vol.; AU; SB321.169 1939.

1277. Isbell, Charles L. Information on vegetables/or students in vegetable gardening andfor use as reference material for teachers in vocational agriculture, home economics and other agricultural workers. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1942. 37 pp.; AU; SB321.17.

1278. Ivey, Julian Cannon. The conservation ofwildlife in Alabama: a synthesis of materials for high school biology. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 211 leaves; AU; TED.1959.

1279. Jack, Theodore Henley. Sectionalism and party politics in Alabama, 1819-1842. [monograph]; NOTIS; George Banta Publishing Company: Menasha, WI, 1919. 93 pp.; University Microfilm copy of doctoral dissertation (Chicago); microfilm; AU; JK2295.A2 J2.

1280. Jackson Agricultural College (Jackson, Ala.). Catalogue. [serial]; Montgomery; Alabama Printing Company: Montgomery, 1895-. These catalogs also include "announcements." Jackson Agricultural College was later called "First District Agricultural School."; ADAH, 1897, 1900, 1901, 1902; Experiment Station Collection.

1281. Jackson, Jesse Devon. The legislative control ofthe cu"iculum in Alabama with comparisons with other states. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1933. 64 leaves; AU; TED .J13.

1282. Jackson, Walter Clinton. A boy's life ofBooker T. Washington. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1922. 147 pp.; AU; El85.97 .W245.

1283. Jackson, Walter M. History ofAlabama/or junior high schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dixie Book Company: Montgomery, 1938. 450 pp.; contributor: Marie Bankhead Owen; microform; AU; MADD.

1284. Jackson, Walter Mahan. The first hundred years; a history ofthe Selma Baptist Church ofChrist, commonly known as the First Baptist Church ofSelma. [monograph]; NOTIS; Coffee Printing Company: Selma, 1942. 192 pp.; AU; BX6480.S413.

1285. James, Dorothy Lillian. Activities in home economics teacher training and the student teaching record scale used by the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1943. 64 leaves; UA; T378.J232a 1943.

1286. Jeffcoat, Roy Emmanuel. A basis for a developing educational program for the Brundidge school community. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic

132 Institute: Auburn, 1941. 108 leaves; AU; TED.J456.

1287. Jefferson County (Ala.). Annual report of the county superintendent ofschools of Jefferson County, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Superintendent: Jefferson County, 1919/1920?-. UA, 1923/1924; Ll 17.J4 A2.

1288. Jefferson County (Ala.). Report of the survey ofJefferson County Schools, school years 1920-30. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Jefferson County, 1932. 280 pp.; UA; LA232.J4 A45.

1289. Jefferson County (Ala.) Board ofEducation. Your schools in action: your investment. [monograph]; NOTIS; Jefferson County Board of Education: Birmingham, 1945? 37 pp.; UA; Ll 17.J4 B2 1945x.

1290. Jefferson County (Ala.) School System. Manual of the course of study and rules and regulations of the county Board ofEducation. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing & Bindery Company: Birmingham, 1915. 47 pp.; UA; LB1561.A2 M35 1915x.

1291. Jenifer, George D. A day at Tuskegee. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1905? 10 pp.; reprinted from "Education," October 1905; TU; LC2851.T82J4.

1292. Jenkins, Mollie Beck. The social work of the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1929. 38 leaves; AU; T378.J41s 1929.

1293. Jernigan, Joseph E. The relation between salary and experience, tenure, and preparation for teachers in a selected group ofaccredited public high schools in Alabama/or the year ending June 1930. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1932. 48 leaves; UA; T378.J48r 1932.

1294. Johnson, Charles Spurgeon. Growing up in the Black Belt; Negro youth in the rural South. [monograph]; NOTIS; American Council on Education: Washington, D.C., 1941. 360 pp.; contributor: American Council on Education. American Youth Commission; AU; E185.86 .J6.

1295. Johnson, Charles Spurgeon. Shadow of the plantation. [monograph]; University of Chicago Press: Chicago, 1934. 214 pp.; Macon County, Ala., was the area chosen for this survey; AU; E185.93 .A3 J6.

1296. Johnson, Chesley Roscoe. A study of transported pupils in the Alberta City school, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 93 leaves; UA; T378.J63s 1939.

1297. Johnson, Clarence Le Roy. The regional background of Sumter County, Alabama.

133 [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Nashville, 1934. 166 leaves; AU; F332.S816.

1298. Johnson, JosephH. The rise and growth ofthe academy in Alabama prior to the Civil War. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1925. 45 leaves; UA; T378.J633 1925.

1299. Johnson, Marietta Louise Pierce. The Fairhope idea in education . [monograph]; NOTIS; Fairhope Educational Foundation: New York, 1926. 32 pp.; "History of the organic school at Fairhope, Alabama"; AU; temporary control number: AEE9043.

1300. Johnson, Thomas C. Cotton Lands, The Best Permanent Investment/or Capital, and Alabama, one ofthe best, if not the very best, cotton states to invest money in and to live in. [monograph]; Montgomery; Daily Ledger Book and Job Office: Montgomery, 1865. 15 pp.; ADAH; Pamphlet Collection (#LPR117), Box 2, #36.

1301. Johnston, William Drumm. Groundwater in the Paleozoic rocks ofnorthern Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wilson Printing Company: Montgomery, 1933. 414 pp.; "Special report" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 16; contributors: Charles Spaulding Howard and Margaret Dorothy Foster; AU; fQE81.A32 No. 16.

1302. Johnston, William Preston. Problems ofSouthern Civilization. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1891? 19 pp.; address delivered before the Polytechnic Institute of Alabama, on Wednesday, June 10, 1891; AU; LD271.A9 1689 June 1891.

1303. Jones, Charles Henry. Appleton's hand-book ofAmerican travel, southern tour. [monograph]; NOTIS; D. Appleton: New York, 1876. 269 pp.; AU; F216.A66.

1304. Jones, Elmer Alsobrook. The importance ofcertain wool{y plants as food for birds in East Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 46 leaves; AU; TZG .J77.

1305. Jones, Eloise Willodean. Types and extent ofcredit used in home management by farm families in Elmore County, Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 33 leaves; "Normative survey method study to determine the types of credit and the extent to which it was used in foods, clothing, furniture and medical care."; TU; Reference.

1306. Jones, Essie Raye. Efforts ofNegro teachers in the Southern states to obtain equalization ofsalaries. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 61 leaves; TU; Reference.

1307. Jones, Grove B. Soil survey ofHenry County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS;

134 U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1909. 35 pp.; contributors: E.S. Pace, H.L. Westover, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 H4 1909.

1308. Jones, Grove B. Soil survey of the Fort Payne area, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1904. 21 pp.; contributors: M.E. Carr, United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S599.A4 F671904.

1309. Jones, Harwell H. The history ofBibb County during Reconstruction (1865-1876). [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1932. 73 leaves; UA; T378.J71h 1932.

1310. Jones, Herman Douglas. Some additional analytical data on a few Alabama grown vegetables; with a comparative check ofstandard chemical methods with the new magneto-optic ofanalysis. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1934. 8 leaves; AU; QD75.J64.

1311. Jones, Herschel H. Alabama Child Labor Committee. Child labor in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Birmingham, 1915. 8 pp.; contributor: Alabama Child Labor Committee, Birmingham; AU; HD6250.U4 A3 1915.

1312. Jones, Lance George Edward. The Jeanes teacher in the United States, 1908-1933; an account of twenty-five years' experience in the supervision ofNegro rural schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; University ofNorth Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, 1937. 146 pp.; AU; LC2707 .N44.

1313. Jones, Lee A. The Influence of Tuskegee Institute on the Education ofNegroes in Macon County, Alabama, 1881-1946. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 87 leaves; TU; Ref378 J77i.

1314. Jones, M. Ashbie. Founder's Day address: delivered in the Institute Chapel at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Tuesday, April 12, 1921. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute: Tuskegee, 1921. 11 pp.; "Miscellaneous pamphlets on history and description of Tuskegee Institute"; 1921; AU; fLC2851.T82 A5 1921.

1315. Jones, Mathis Flournoy Henry. The production and use ofammonium phosphate as fertilizer. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1927. 53 leaves; UA; T378.J72p 1927.

1316. Jones, Walter B. A brief history of the Alabama Bible Society. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Bible Society: Montgomery, 1937. 8 pp.; UA; BX6470.2 .A2 J6 1937x.

135 1317. Jones, Walter B. Index to the mineral resources ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Survey?: University, AL, 1926. 250 pp.; "Bulletin" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 28; AU; QE81.Al5 No. 28.

1318. Jones, Walter B. History and work ofgeological surveys and industrial development in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1935. 116 pp.; "Bulletin" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 42; contributor: Roland M. Harper; AU; QE81.Al5 No. 42.

1319. Jones, Walter B. Conservation ofour natural and wildlife resources. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1938. 12 pp.; "Circular" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 11; AU; QE 81.Al6 No.11.

1320. Jordan Dam, Wetumpka, Ala. Dedication of the lock eighteen development of Alabama Power Company designated as Jordan Dam, to commemorate the service to the electric industry ofMessrs. Reuben Alexander Mitchell and Sidney Zollicoffer Mitchell, Elmore County, Alabama, Monday, November the twenty-first, nineteen twenty-seven. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1927? 16 pp.; AU; TC557.A216.

1321. Jordan, Lewis Garnett. Negro Baptist History, U.S.A., 1750-1930. [monograph]; NOTIS; Sunday School Publishing Board, N.B.C.: Nashville, 1930. 394 pp.; minutes of the Baptist Foreign Mission Convention of the United States of America held in Montgomery, Ala., November 24, 25, 26, 1880 and minutes of the fourth annual session of the Baptist Foreign Mission Convention of the United States of America, held with the First Baptist Church, Manchester, Virginia, September 19022, 1883; microfilm; AU; BX6443.J6.

1322. Keeby, Lemuel K. Analysis of the nature of disciplinary problems ofNegro school children ofMobile County, Alabama, with suggestions for prevention and control. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 69 leaves; TU; Reference.

1323. Kelley, Welboum. Inchin' along. [monograph]; NOTIS; Morrow: New York, 1932. 277 pp.; "Sharecroppers--Alabama--Fiction"; AU; PS3521.E423 15.

1324. Kelley, William D. The South-its resources and wants. [monograph]; NOTIS; Union Republican Congressional Executive Committee: Washington, D.C., 1866? 20 pp.; UA; E668.K295.

1325. Kelly, Spurgeon B. Economic status ofrural white teachers in Barbour, Covington, Dale and Geneva counties. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 99 leaves; AU; TED .K295.

136 Jennings & Pye: Chicago, 1903. 103 pp.; AU has 1977 reprint; UA; E185.8 .K29.

1327. Kelso, Thurman M. Mrs. A history of the First Presbyterian Church, Florence, Alabama. Sesquicentennial observance, 1818-1968. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1968. 136 pp.; AU; BX9211.F56 K45 1968.

1328. Kendrick, Josiah. Catalogue offruit and ornamental trees cultivated and sold by Josiah Kendrick, Claiborne, Ala., Claibgrne [sic] Monroe Co. [monograph]; NOTIS; Southerner Book and Job Office: Claiborne, 1861. 16 pp.; UA; SB355.C37.

1329. Kennedy Baptist Church (Kennedy, Ala.). Kennedy Baptist Church Minutes. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Kennedy (Lamar County), AL, 1903-1988. Vols. 1-8; photocopy; UA, 1903-1904, 1911-1945, 1946-1958, etc.; BX6480.K46 K46 1903x.

1330. Kennedy, Dorothy. Directions for food leaders. Units I and II. [NOTIS; Extension Service, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1931. AU; temporary control number: ACC695 l.

1331. Kennedy, Helen. Feeding the farm in the present "hard times". [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 193-? 7 pp.; "Extension pamphlet" (Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Extension Service), No. 1; AU; RA784.K38.

1332. Kennedy, Renwick. History ofthe Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of Camden, Alabama: 1890, 1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Camden, 1938? 12 pp.; AU; BX921 l.C36 .K46 1938.

1333. Kennedy, Stetson. Palmetto country. [monograph]; NOTIS; Duell, Sloan & Pearce: New York, 1942. 340 pp.; "American folkways"; AU; F316 .K38.

1334. Kenney, John A. The Negro in medicine. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, c1912. 60 pp.; TU; R695.K4.

1335. Kenny, Michael. Catholic culture in Alabama; centenary story ofSpring Hill College, 1830-1930. [monograph]; NOTIS; America Press: New York, 1931. 400 pp.; AU; LD5171.S42 K4.

1336. Kerridge, J. B. Mrs. Dallas County home demonstration cook book, Selma, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Selma, 19--. 176 pp.; UA; TX715.D34 1900zx.

1337. Keun, Odette. A foreigner looks at the TVA. [monograph]; NOTIS; Longmans, Green and Company: New York, 1937. 89 pp.; NA; TK1425.M8 K4.

137 1338. Key, John Albert. Removal of the Indians from Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, AL, 1913. 25 leaves; AU; E93.K4.

1339. Kimbrough, Theo Daniel. Survey of the Ridge Grove School system. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1931. 143 leaves; AU; TED .K49.

1340. King, Annie Greene. An annotated bibliography ofgraduate theses completed at Tuskegee Institute, 1945-1953. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1954. 29 pp.; AU; Z5055.U5 T95.

1341. King, Edward. The great South; a record ofjourneys in Louisiana, Texas, the Indian Te"itory, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, etc. [monograph]; NOTIS; American Publishing Company: Hartford, CT, 1875. 802 pp.; AU; F215.K52.

1342. Kirby, Taylor Herman. The economic status ofwhite teachers in Chambers and Lee Counties. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 73 leaves; AU; TED.K58.

1343. Kirkpatrick, E. L. and Harris, Agnes Ellen. Living conditions and the cost of living in farm homes ofselected areas ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics?: Washington, D.C., July 1924. 12 pp.; AU; HD6979.K5.

1344. Kirtland, Lois. Principles and practice of child-placement in Alabama as illustrated in the analysis ofone hundred cases. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 145 leaves; UA; T378.K63p 1933.

1345. Kittrell, Pleasant Williams. Report of the Select Committee, to whom was refe"ed a resolution inquiring into the expediency ofprohibiting the further introduction ofslaves into this state. [monograph]; NOTIS; John McCormick, printer: Tuscaloosa, 1846. 8 pp.; UA; E445.A3 A42 1856x.

1346. Kizer, James Henry. A proposed plan for teaching rural life problems in high school. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 94 leaves; AU; TED .K629.

1347. Klinkowstein, Isadore. A statistical analysis ofmanufacturing in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 183 leaves; UA; T378.K68s 1933.

1348. Knight, William F. A study ofmineral supplement in the ration ofdairy heifers. [typescript]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1931. 7 leaves; contributors: Stewart, Ernest L. and Cleburne Doughty; AU;

138 SF203.K5.

1349. Knights of Pythias. Grand Knights ofPythias of Alabama. Convention. Program. [serial]; NOTIS; The Knights: Birmingham, 1926. "Afro-Arnericans--Alabama--Societies"; UA, 1926-1927; HS1253.A22 K73x.

1350. Knights of Pythias. Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Alabama. Grand constitution and grand statutes ofthe Order ofKnights ofPythias as adopted by the Grand Lodge ofAlabama at the convention of 1909, held at Florence, Ala., May 18-19, 1909. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1909? 183 pp.; "Afro-Arnericans--Alabama--Societies, etc."; UA; HS1254.A25 1909.

1351. Knights Templar (Masonic Order). Grand Commandery (Ala.). Proceedings ofthe Grand Commandery ofKnights Templar and the Appendant Orders, of the State ofAlabama at the Seventeenth Annual Conclave, held in the clty ofMobile, Commencing Wednesday May 16th, A.O. 759, A.D. 1877. [monograph]; NOTIS; Jas. P. Armstrong: Montgomery, 1877. 110 pp.; AU; HS741.F74 1877.

1352. Knox, Russell Harwood. A historical survey of the secondary agricultural schools in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 105 leaves; UA; T378.K77h 1938.

1353. Kocher, A. E. Soil survey ofButler County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1909. 33 pp.; contributors: H.L. Westover, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 B9 1909.

1354. Kollmorgen, Walter Martin. The German settlement in Cullman County, Alabama: an agricultural island in the Cotton Belt. [monograph]; U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics: Washington, D.C., 1941. 66 pp.; AU; S45 .A2 K6 1941.

1355. Kummer, Fred Alfred. A study ofthe nature of the physical forces governing the adhesion between soil and metal surfaces. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 24 leaves; AU; TAN .K959.

1356. Kyser, Halsa Alison. Little Cumsee in Dixie. [monograph]; NOTIS; Longmans, Green: New York, 1938. 158 pp.; fiction; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1357. Lamar Baptist Association. Minutes ofthe ... annua/ session ofLamar Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: n.p., 1940. UA, 1940 (30th); BX6248.A2 L3x.

1358. Lamar County (Ala.) Public Schools. Social survey, Lamar County, 1939-1938.

139 [thesis]; NOTIS; n.p.: Vernon, AL?, 1938? 36 leaves; UA; HN79.A42 L3.

1359. Lamar, Howard Roberts. Report on titles of lands of Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Company, derained through congressional grants to railroads. [monograph]; NOTIS; H.R. Lamar: Washington, D.C., 1916. 1 vol.; AU; KFA 126 .L36 1916.

1360. Lamb, Osie Kyle. A study of the social development and social structure of the community ofLeighton, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 164 leaves; UA; T378.L16s 1931.

1361. Land, James E. Some aspects of the chemistry of the separation ofcolumbium andtantalium. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1944. 8 leaves; "This was designated as the best paper presented before the 1944 meeting of the Alabama Academy of Science at the Birmingham meeting in 1944"; AU; QD181.N3 L3.

1362. Land, John E. Eufaula: her trade, commerce and industries, 1892-3. Manufacturing advantages, business and transportation facilities, together with sketches of the principal houses and manufacturing concerns in the "Bluff City"... [monograph]; NOTIS; The author: Eufaula, 1892. 104 pp.; UA; F334.E8 L35.

1363. Lanham, Ben T. and Lagrone, William F. Labor requirements for field crops in the southeastern coastal plains farming area ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute in cooperation with the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Auburn, 1942. 13 pp.; Auburn University, Agricultural Experiment Station Special Report; AU; S564.L35.

1364. Lawrence, John Medlock. The effects ofground dolomitic limestone on fish production and plankton production in ponds. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1943. 40 leaves; AU; TZG >L421.

1365. Lawrence, Rianzo Jay. Turnover among the principals of the accredited high schools in the county school systems ofAlabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 102 leaves; UA; T378.L43t 1938.

1366. Lay, Slim. Slim Lay's keepsake album ofpictures and songs: booklet no. 2. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Cullman, AL, 19--. 14 pp.; "country musicians--Alabama"; UA; ML394.S54 1900zx.

1367. Lay, William Patrick. Address ofW.P. Lay ofGadsden, Ala. before the Coosa- Waterway Conference at Montgomery, Ala., May 31st, 1929. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1929? 6 leaves; contributor:

140 TC424.C6 L32.

1368. Lay, William Patrick. The conservation ofour waterways: papers read before the Mobile Basin and Tennessee River Improvement Association, at Mobile, Ala., Nov. 23, 1908. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1908? 10 pp.; AU; TC424.A2 L2.

1369. Lay, William Patrick. Coosa River and Capt. Lay Papers. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1901-1915. I volume (various pagings); UA; F334.C75 C6.

1370. Lay, William Patrick. The great Coosa-Alabama River and Valley, Georgia and Alabama: Memorial and statements offacts presented to the Board of Engineers/or Rivers and Harbors, October 26, 1911. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.P. Lay: Gadsden, 1911. 17 pp.; AU; TC424.C6 L3.

1371. Lay, William Patrick. River problems ofAlabama: studies and comments. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Gadsden?, 1915. 35 pp.; AU; TC424.A2 L3.

1372. Leath, Pluma Jane. Source units for a course in rural life and conservation utilizing quantitative interpretations. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 171 leaves; AU; TED .L4386.

1373. Lee County (Ala.), County Agricultural Committee. Lee County must feed herself [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, n.d. 16 pp.; AU, HD1775.A3 L4;

1374. Lee County Baptist Association. Minutes ofthe... annua/ session ofthe Lee County Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1929-. UA, 1929-1931; BX6248.A2 L4x.

1375. Lee, Harper. To kill a mockingbird. [monograph]; NOTIS; Lippincott: Philadelphia, 1960. 296 pp.; 1st edition, inscribed; AU; PS3562.E353 . T6.

1376. Leffingwell, William Bruce. The happy hunting grounds, also fishing, of the South: a book descriptive ofthe best resorts in the South for panther, , , goose, turkey, duck, grouse, snipe, quail and woodcock shooting: tarpon, blue fish, red snapper, drum, sea trout, bass, bream and trout fishing: the game laws ofAlabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Kentucky-the states penetrated by the Southern Railway. [monograph]; NOTIS; Donohue & Henneberry: Chicago, 1895. 64 pp.; UA; SK43.L44 1895.

1377. Leftwich, Nina. Two hundred years at Muscle Shoals: being an authentic history of Colbert County, 1700-1900, with special emphasis on the sti"ing events ofthe early times. [monograph]; NOTIS; the author: Tuscumbia, AL, c1935. 279 pp.; microfilm; AU; F332.C68 L4 and MADD.

141 1378. Lehmann, Hugo. Der Staat Alabama: Geographische Lage, Bevolkerung, Geschichte, Clima, natur/iche Hilfsquel/en und deutsche Colonien, in Auftrage des Governors und Uderbau=Commissars. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1897. 38 pp.; at head of title: "Alabama. Geographical position, population, history, climate, soil and German colonies, by Hugo Lehmann"; AU; F326.5 L4.

1379. Lester, James William. A study of the operations oftenant-purchase farmers in Alabama, 1940. [thesis]; Auburn University: Auburn, 1942. 44 leaves; AU; TAS.L6425.

1380. Lewis, H. G. Soil survey of Cleburne County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1915. 38 pp.; contributors: C.S. Waldrop, F.W. Kolb, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C63 1915.

1381. Lewis, H. G. Soil survey ofLawrence County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1916. 50 pp.; contributors: J.F. Stroud, United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S591.A22 L4 1914.

1382. Lewis, John Calvin. Should vocational agriculture be introduced in Cullman County High School? [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 84 leaves; UA; T378.L58s 1938.

1383. Lewis, Kate Porter. Alabama Folk Plays. [monograph]; NOTIS; The University ofNorth Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, cl 943. 152 pp.; microfilm; AU; PS3523.E873 A7 and MADD.

1384. Lewis, William L. Early settlement of Talladega County, chapters ofu11Written history, some early memories ofan old pioneer. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Talladega, AL, 19--? various pagings; AU; F332.T14 L49 1900z.

1385. L~ Hsueh Kung. The effect of the length of time hens' eggs are kept in storage and the storage temperature on the qua/Uy, livability and growth of chicks. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 47 leaves; TU; Reference.

1386. Lide, Alice Alison. History ofSt. Paul's Parish, Car/owville. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1923. 22 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1387. Lightfoote, Major Benjamin. An economic analysis ofspecified incorporated and unincorporated farmers' cooperative associations operated by Negro farmers in Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee,

142 1953. 67 leaves; TU; Reference.

1388. Lilienthal, David Eli. TVA and the war: a message to employees at the end ofthe TVA 's first year ofwar. By David E. Lilienthal, Chairman, Tennessee Valley Authority. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1943. 14 pp.; Duke; Perkins: Y3.T25: 2W19.

1389. Lilienthal, David Eli. TVA; democracy on the march. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harper & Brothers: New York, 1944. 248 pp.; AU; TK.1425.M8 L53.

1390. Limestone County Fair Association. Rules and regulations ofLimestone County Fair Association, Athens, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Athens, AL, 1910-. AU, 1910-1911, 1913-1914, 1917-1919; GT4610.A2 L56.

1391. Lindsay, Eugene Hershel. An approach to high school mathematics based upon the home and community needs of Geneva County. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 150 leaves; AU; TED.L748.

1392. Lipscomb, Susan Dowdell. The history of the prohibition movement in the state of Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 70 leaves; UA; THY.L76.

1393. Little, G. K. Report covering proposed developments on Warrior River. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: Tuscaloosa, 1917. 37 pp.; "Memo from G.K. Little, Assistant Engineer, to the District Engineer Officer, Mobile, Alabama. Subject: Plant for the manufacture of nitrates. Tuscaloosa, Alabama, February 5, 1917. "; BP; HD9660.N5 A255.

1394. Little, John Buckner. The history ofButler County, Alabama, 1815 to 1885: with sketches ofsome ofher most distinguished citizens and glances at her rich and varied resources. [monograph]; NOTIS; Elm Street Printing Company: Cincinnati, 1885. 256 pp.; AU; F332.B9 L7.

1395. Lloyd, Edith Vane. War services of the Alabama State Department ofPublic Welfare. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1945. 132 leaves; UA; T378.L775w 1945.

1396. Lloyd, Francis Bartow. Sketches of country life; humor, wisdom and pathos from the "Sage ofRocky Creek. " The homely life of the Alabama Back country has its sunny side: rough but wise and kindly talk. [monograph]; NOTIS; Press ofRoberts & Son: Birmingham, 1898. pp. 127-300; contributor: Lily C. Lloyd; AU; PN6161.L58.

1397. Lochridge, Addie Ruth. Age-grade, grade-progress, and atteruiance ofpupils in Lamar County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama:

143 Tuscaloosa, 1941. 43 leaves; UA; T378.L789a 1941.

1398. Loding, Henry Peter. A preliminary catalogue ofAlabama amphibians and reptiles. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1922. 59 pp.; "Museum paper" (Alabama Museum ofNatural History), No. 5; AU; QE 81.A27 No.5.

1399. Longview Lime Works. The liming ofsoils: valuable information for the farmer. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Alabama?, 191-? 23 pp.; compiled by Longview Lime Works, Birmingham; UA; S643.L55 1910zx.

1400. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. Strawberry growing along the lines ofthe Louisville & Nashville Railroad: Gulf Coast Region, South and Central Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Lousville, KY, 1937. "Louisville and Nashville Farmer's Handbook," No. 11; AU; temporary control number: AHE7241.

1401. Lounsbury, Clarence. Soil survey ofMacon County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1944. 92 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, in cooperation with the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1937, No. 11; AU; S599.A4 M2 1944.

1402. Love, Rose Leary. and his granny. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute Press: Tuskegee Institute, cl 936. 69 pp.; juvenile literature; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1403. Lovelace, Julia Murfee. A history ofSiloam Baptist Church, Marion, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Publishing Company: Birmingham, c1943. 124 pp.; AU; BX6480.M37 L68.

1404. Lovett, J. A. B. Alabama agricultural schools, objects and aims, course ofstudy, diplomas, their work hindrances, etc. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1906. 21 pp.; A copy is also held at ADAH; AU; S534.A6 L6.

1405. Ludlow, Helen Wilhelmina. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School,for training colored teachers, at Tuskegee, Alabama... its story and its songs. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Normal School Press: Hampton, VA, 1884. 46 pp.; TU; LC2851.T82 LS.

1406. Lusk, Leila Fearn. Chatu-Huchi, or, The painted rock and other Alabama legends. [monograph]; NOTIS; Kaleidograph Press: Dallas, TX, cl 940. 50 pp.; microfilm; AU; GR110.A2 LS and MADD.

1407. Lyman, W. S. Soil survey ofEtowah County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1910. 31 pp.;

144 contributors: C.S. Waldrop, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 ES 1910.

1408. Mabry, Woodford. A reply to Southern slanderers. In re: The ''Negro question," ''Lynch law," etc. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., n.d. 54 pp.; AU; E185.61 .Ml 12.

1409. MacDowell, Charles H. The problems ofMuscle Shoals, a study ofMuscle Shoals in relation to possible utilization of the power and nitrogen fixation plants for the production of nitrogen compounds, munitions, commercial fertilizers and other useful products. [monograph]; NOTIS; C.H. MacDowell: Chicago, 1925? 36 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 M3.

1410. Macon, Nathaniel. Letters to Chas. O'Connor: the destruction of the Union is emancipation. [monograph]; NOTIS; J. Campbell: Philadelphia, 1862. 38 pp.; AU; E440.M17 1862.

1411. Magnolia Springs Land Company. Pleasant homes and profitable farms in the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Magnolia Springs, AL, 190? 48 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 M3.

1412. Mahan, J. N. Prices received by Alabama farmers for farm products, August 1909-August 1942. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1943. 72 pp.; UA; HD9006.A2 M34.

1413. Manley, Frances Formby. Activities ofwomen in Alabama before 1860. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 91 leaves; AU; THY .M279.

1414. Mann, Eugene Turner. A study of the twenty-four hour day of senior high school pupils of Centre School. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 82 leaves; AU; TED .M281.

1415. Mann, Naomi Adderhold. Securing school-community cooperation in Cedar Bluff, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 84 leaves; AU; TED.M283.

1416. Martin, Thomas W. Economics ofpower in Alabama; an American pilgrimage address. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1939. 44 pp.; contributor: Newcomen Society (Great Britain), American Branch; AU; TK24.A4 M3 1939.

1417. Martin, Thomas W. French military adventures in Alabama, 1818-1828. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1940. 38 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1418. Martin, W. J. Has the state a soul?: a discussion of the present methods of

145 employing convicts . [monograph]; NETSCAPE; S.F. Martin: n.p., cl 922. 108 pp.; "Alabama--Social conditions"; BP; HV8929.A22 M37 1922.

1419. Martin, William Elejius. Internal improvements in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Johns Hopkins Press: Baltimore, 1902. 87 pp.; "Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science," Vol. 20, No. 4; AU; H31.J6 Vol. 20, No. 4.

1420. Marvin, Fred Richard. Alabama Fuel and Iron Company and its people; a story of a visit to happy communities. [monograph]; NOTIS; printed at Birmingham Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1939. 104 pp.; AU; F335.2 .M664.

1421. Mason, Sara Elizabeth. Sectionalism in Alabama, 1840-1860. [thesis]; NETSCAPE; University of Chicago: Chicago, 1938. 94 leaves; BP; F326.M37 1938.

1422. Masters, F. N. Haw the plateau is farmed on , Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; University of Tennessee, Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology Department: Knoxville, 1944. AU; temporary control no. ABF5335.

1423. Matthews, Claude Emile. Teachers' salaries and unit costs for salaries in the rural high schools ofAlabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 51 leaves; UA; T378.M43t 1938.

1424. Matthews, Mrs. Pitt Lamar. History stories ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Southern Publishing Company: Dallas, TX, cl 929. 321 pp.; microfilm; AU; F327.M44 1929 and MADD.

1425. Maury, Matthew Fontaine. An address delivered before the North Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Association, at their third annual fair, at Decatur, Ala., October 19, 1859. [monograph]; NOTIS; Times Job Office: Decatur, 1860. 18 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 M38.

1426. Maxell, Thomas et al. Reliable information as to the city and county of Tuskaloosa, Alabama: for capitalists, manufacturers, miners, agriculturists, and all other classes who desire to improve their condition... [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskaloosa Board of Industries: Tuskaloosa, 1876. 19 pp.; UA; HC108.T87 T85 1876ax.

1427. Maxwell, Thomas. Tuskaloosa, the origin of its name, its history, etc. A paper read before the Alabama Historical Society, by Thomas Maxwell, July 1, 1876. [monograph]; NOTIS; Office of the Tuskaloosa Gazette: Tuskaloosa, 1876. 86 pp.; UA; F334.T9 M4.

1428. Maynadier, Gustaws B. Soil survey ofMobile County, Alabama. [monograph];

146 NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1912. 42 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 M6 1912.

1429. Mays, James McCoy. The economic status ofrural white teachers in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 65 leaves; AU; TED .M474.

1430. McCain, Virgil Bowden. Private philanthropy in negro education in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 100 leaves; UA; T378.Ml2p 1939.

1431. McCalley, Henry. North Alabama: or the mountain, manufacturing and mineral region ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., between 1800 and 1904. 18 pp.; UA; QE375.5 .A2 M4x.

1432. McClendon, William Augustus. Recollections ofwar times, by an old veteran, while under Stonewall Jackson and Lieutenant ; haw I got in, and haw I got out. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1909. 238 pp.; AU; E605.Ml3.

1433. McCord, Edgar 0. Minneola: the queen of the Cherokees: a thrilling romance of savage days in Marshall County. [monograph]; NOTIS; Thompson Printing Company: Albertville, AL, 1894, 1943? 39 pp.; AU; E99.C5 M25 1943.

1434. McCord, Tom. Merry Legs III: the crown princess ofwalking horsedom. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1940? 12 pp.; subject: Tennessee Walking Horse; UA; SF293.T4 M33 1940x.

1435. McCoy, Irene Jones. The history of Tuskegee Institute. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute?: Tuskegee?, August 1966. 316 pp.; typescript (carbon copy); TU; LD5457 .T781 M29.

1436. McCoy, James Edward. An engineering study ofdistillation and of the extraction and preparation of naval stores. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1934. 66 leaves; UA; T378.Ml3e 1934.

1437. McCoy, Virgie Rhea. Homemaking activities that have implications for the home economics cu"iculum; out ofschool activities of tenth grade Negro girls in vocational home economics--Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1945. 89 leaves; "Comparative study of23 rural and urban Negro schools in 20 Alabama counties that receive federal aid for vocational home economics, and rural and urban Negro girls as to their out of school habits regarding homemaking activities."; TU; Reference.

1438. McDavid, Mittie Owen. The children of the meadows. [monograph]; NOTIS;

147 Cosmopolitan Press: New York, 1912. 187 pp.; "Plantation life--Alabama--Juvenile fiction"; AU; PZ7.Ml42 C.

1439. McDonald, Kenneth Madison. The removal of the Choctaw, Chickasaw and Cherokee Indians from Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 125 leaves; UA; T378.Ml46r 1931.

1440. McElwee, Edward Warren. Plants native to Alabama for landscape use. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, n.d. 8 leaves; AU; SB408.M3.

1441. McElwee, H. V. Alabama census and supplemental data by counties, 1940, in maps. [monograph]; NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station, Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. 25 pp.; contributors: Ben F. Alvord and Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station; AU; HA226.M34.

1442. McGehee, Robert Bruce. Statistical study offarm practices in Alabama, 1913-1937. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 71 leaves; AU; TEC.Ml456.

1443. McGoodwin, Bessie Ware. War-time memories of the southland. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 190? 88 pp.; AU; E605.M43.

1444. McIntyre, C. P. The Catholic Church as a layman sees it. [monograph]; NOTIS; C.P. McIntyre: Montgomery, 1928? 26 pp.; AU; BX1756.M3.

1445. McKee, Frances. A dietary study of the menus used at the Tuscaloosa County high school cafeteria. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 138 leaves; UA; T378.M19d 1939.

1446. McKerall, W.R. History ofMuscle Shoals: with views of Wilson Dam. [monograph]; NOTIS; Florence Herald: Florence, AL, 1925. 44 pp.; AU; fF334.M89 M38 1925 and MADD.

1447. McKinley, Lulie Hard. My land is a red land. [musical score]; NOTIS; Dixie Book Company: Montgomery, cl 937. 1 page; contributor: Maud McKnight Lindsay; AU; Ml658.A3 M3.

1448. McLain, Claude Everett. What pupils do when the schools close; a type study of the acitivites ofpupils ofa consolidated school distrcit in East Alabama during the forced closing ofschools in 1932-33. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1933. 89 leaves; AU; TED.M1612.

1449. McLendon, W. E. Soil survey ofMontgomery County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1906. 32 pp.; contributors: Charles J. Mann, United States Bureau of Soils; AU;

148 S599.A4 M73 1906.

1450. McMelan, Marian. Introducing domestic science in rural schools: suggestive outlines for equipment and methods ofteaching cooking and sewing. [monograph]; NOTIS; School Improvement Association of Alabama: Alabama, 190-? 4 pp.; contributors: James L. Sibley and the School Improvement Association of Alabama; UA; TX661.M35 1900zx.

1451. McNair, Cecil E. Reconstruction in Bullock County. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 73 leaves; microfilm; UA; microfilm.

1452. McNess, George T. Experiments in growing Cuban seed tobacco in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, 1906. 32 pp.; "Bulletin" (United States Bureau of Soils), No. 37; also held at ADAH (Pamphlet Collection, #LPRl 17, Box 1, #6); UA; SB273 .M36 1906x.

1453. McPherson, W. K. A general appraisal of the livestock industry in the southeastern states. [monograph]; NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 32 pp.; UA; SF207.M36 1942x.

1454. McQueen, Finley Taylor. Factors affecting/arm placement ofNegro vocational agriculture students in Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1945. 51 leaves; "A questionnaire study of 120 young men in 25 counties to determine and evaluate factors affecting farm placement in Alabama."; TU; Reference.

1455. Meadows, Austin Ruel. The progress ofschool attendance in the public schools ofAlabama since 1900. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 144 leaves; UA; T378.M46p 1932.

1456. Meadows, Austin Ruel. Safety and economy in school bus transportation. [monograph]; NOTIS; Wetumpka Printing Company: Montgomery; Wetumpka, AL, 1940. 288 pp.; AU; LB2861.M4 1940.

1457. Meadows, Earl M. Some factors associated with slow progress in the first grade of the white schools of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1932. 84 leaves; UA; T378.M46s 1932.

1458. Mebane, George Allen. "The Negro Problem" as seen and discussed by Southern white men in conference, at Montgomery, Alabama, with criticisms by the Northern press. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Alliance Publishing Company: New York, 1900. 40 pp.; "Prepared and compiled for the National Afro-American Council by Geo. Allen Mebane."; BP; E185.61 .M485

149 VFPC.

1459. Medical Association of the State of Alabama. The book of the rules of the Medical Association of the State ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1889. 243 pp.; microfilm; AU; Rl5.A323 1889 and MADD.

1460. Medical Association of the State of Alabama. A compendfor the members of the organized medical profession ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1928. 160 pp.; AU; Rl55.M43 1928.

1461. Medical Association of the State of Alabama. Transactions of the Medical Association of the State ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Montgomery, 1847?-1930. (UA has 1869, 1870, 1874); AU, 1875-1930; Rl5.A32.

1462. Mell, Patrick Hues. Wild grasses ofAlabama: With full descriptions of twenty-five species valuable for stock raising. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Biological Laboratory: Auburn, 1886. 35 pp.; "Biological Laboratory of The State Polytechnic Institute," No. I; AU; SB197.M4.

1463. Mell, Patrick Hues. Experiments in crossing for the purpose of improving the cotton.fiber. [monograph]; Agricultural Experiment Station of the Agricultural and Mechanical College: Auburn, 1894. 47 pp.; Bulletin (Agricultural and Mechanical College of Alabama. Agricultural Experiment Station); no. 56; AU; SB249.M33 1894.

1464. Merritt, Raleigh Howard. From captivUy to fame; or, the life of George Washington Carver. [monograph]; NOTIS; Meador Publishing Company: Boston, 1928. 196 pp.; AU; S417.C3 M4.

1465. Methodist Church (U.S.), Conferences, Alabama. Journal of the Alabama annual conference of the Methodist Church. [serial]; NOTIS; The Church: Montgomery, 1939-1955. AU, 1939-1955 (1st-17th); BX8382.A4.

1466. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Alabama Conference Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Auburn, Alabama, November 24-28, 1938. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Church?: n.p., 1939. AU; BX8381.A7 A3 1938.

1467. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Handbook of the Alabama Conference Historical Society, ME. Church, South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1910. 48 pp.; "Historic and patriotic series," No. I; contributor: Thomas M. Owen; AU; F321.A2512 No. I.

1468. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. The Methodist churches ofMontgomery: souvenir program for the celebration of the one hundredth anniversary of

150 the official planting of the Methodist Church within the bounds ofwhat is now Alabama, 1808-1908, Court Street Church, Montgomery... February 9, 1908. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: n.p., 1908. 23 pp.; contributor: Thomas M. Owen; AU; BX8249.M7 M4.

1469. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Minutes of the Montgomery Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. [serial]; NOTIS; The Conference: Montgomery, 1864-. AU, Vol. 1 (1864), Vols. 3-5 (1866-1868); BX8391.M5.

1470. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Alabama Conference. Journal of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. [serial]; NOTIS; The Conference: Alabama, 1918/1919-1939. AU, 1918-1938, 1919, 1929, 1935-1938; UA, 1920, 1923, 1925, 1927-1929, 1933-1938, 1939; BX8381.A65.

1471. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Alabama Conference. Minutes of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, held in Columbus, Miss., Nov. 25-Dec. 2, 1863. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.Y. Thompson: Mobile, 1863. 31 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1472. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Alabama Conference. Minutes of the Alabama Conference of the ME. Church, South. [serial]; NOTIS; The Conference: Alabama, 1832-1917. continued by: "Journal of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South"; AU, 1856, 1858-1860, 1862-1863, 1873-1882, 1896, 1899-1917, 1920-1923, 1926-1928, 1930-1933; UA, 1870, 1881-1883, 1896-1897, 1899-1908, 1910, 1913; BX8381.A65.

1473. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Alabama Conference. Minutes of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. .. [microfilm]; NOTIS; G.C. Rogers: Marion, AL, 1832?-1917/1918. continued by: "Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Alabama Conference. Journal of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South; UA, 1859; microfilm.

1474. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Conferences. Alabama. Woman's Missionary Society. Annual report. [serial]; NOTIS; Post Publishing Company: Opelika, 1912?-1940. UA, 1913; BX8391.A72 A3x.

1475. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Conferences. Alabama. Woman's Missionary Society. Minutes ofthe... annual session of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Alabama Conference. [serial]; NOTIS; Thomas Gilbert: Columbus, GA, 1890. UA; BX8391.A72 A34x.

1476. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. General Conference. Quadrennial session of

151 the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. [serial]; NOTIS; Dispatch Printing: Birmingham, May 1906 (15th). UA; BX8395.M4x.

1477. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Alabama Conference. Journal of the North Alabama Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South. [serial]; NOTIS; The Conference: Nashville, 1891-1938. previous title: "Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Alabama Conference. Minutes of the North Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South"; continued by: "Methodist Church (U.S.), North Alabama Conference. Journal of the North Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church"; UA, 1891-1895, 1914, 1916, 1921-1927, 1929-1939; BX8391.A715 A3.

1478. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Alabama Conference. Minutes ofthe North Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. [serial]; NOTIS; The Conference: Nashville, 1870-1890. continued by: "Methodist Episcopal Church, South. South Alabama Conference. Journal of the North Alabama Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, South"; UA, 1881-1890 (12th-21st); BX8391.A715 A3.

1479. Methodist Episcopal Church, South. North Alabama Conference. Guntersville District Conference. Journal of Guntersville District Conference ofNorth Alabama Conference. [serial]; NOTIS; Marshall Banner: Albertville, AL, 1905-. UA, 1905; BX8395.M47x.

1480. Methodist Protestant Church. Minutes ofthe... session of the Alabama Conference. [serial]; NOTIS; Wilson PTG: Montgomery, 1829?-. AU, 1919; BX8401.A2 A2.

1481. Methodist Protestant Church (U.S.: 1830-1939). Alabama Conference. Minutes of the ... session of the Alabama annual conference of the Methodist Protestant Church. [serial]; NOTIS; Messenger Job: Troy, AL, 1828?-. UA, 1883 (55th); BX8405 .M4x.

1482. Meyer, A.H. Soil survey of Geneva County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1924. pp. 287-314; contributors: C.O. Jaeckel, L.R. Schoenmann, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 G4 1924.

1483. Michaels, Cora. Materials read by pupils of three high schools ofJackson County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1940. 59 leaves; UA; T378.M582m 1940.

1484. Miles College, Birmingham, Ala. Miles College, Birmingham, Alabama; a study ofa college for Negroes in relationship to the industrial and community

152 interests of the area in which it is located and an analysis of the resources and the needs of the college in the light ofits local and state setting. [monograph]; NOTIS; The College?: Birmingham, 1943. 147 pp.; UA; LC2851.A2 M5.

1485. Miller, Andrew. New states and te"itories, or The Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, North-western, Missouri, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, in their real characters, in 1818; showing the situation, size, number of inhabitants, &c. ofeach. Also, a description of the rivers, roads, settlements, qualities and prices oflands, and the advantages and disadvantages ofeach, and of the new parts of York state, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Kentucky. By Andrew Miller. Printedfor the benefit of emigrants, and others, intending to visit the western country. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: n.p., 1819. 96 pp.; BP; F353.M64.

1486. Miller, Basil William. George Washington Carver: God's ebony scientist. [monograph]; NOTIS; Zondervan Publishing House: Grand Rapids, MI, c1943. 166 pp.; AU; S417.C3 M5.

1487. Miller, E. A. Lessons in elementary agriculture/or Alabama schools: outlined by months. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1915. 36 pp.; "Bulletin" (United States Department of Agriculture), No. 258; UA; S534.A2 M55 1915x.

1488. Miller, Grace. Feeding habits ofa selected group of one hundred Tuscaloosa families. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1930. 69 leaves; UA; T378.M61f 1930.

1489. Miller, Kelly. Booker T. Washington five years after. [monograph]; Frissell Library; n.p.: Washington, D.C., 1921. 15 pp.; TU; E185.97 .W318M5.

1490. Miller, L. D. History ofAlabama: adapted to the use ofschools, andfor general reading. [monograph]; NOTIS; Published by the author: Birmingham, 1901. 462 pp.; AU; F326.M64 1901a.

1491. Mills, Mable Dean. A study of the reaction of certain consumer groups to the rise in food prices. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1942. 90 leaves; UA; T378.M626s 1942.

1492. Milner, John Turner. Alabama: as it was, as it is, and as it will be. A work exhibiting the agricultural actualities of the soils of the state, when properly cultivated and tilled, in comparison with those of the other states of the Union ... [monograph]; NOTIS; Barrett & Brown: Montgomery, 1876. 209 pp.; AU; F326.M68.

1493. Milner, John Turner. Milner's report to the Governor ofAlabama on the Alabama

153 Steam Press: Montgomery, 1859. 144 pp.; BP; HE2771.A2 M55 1859.

1494. Milner, John Turner. White men ofAlabama stand together, 1860 and 1890, by Hon. John T. Milner... [monographt NOTIS; McDavid Printing: Birmingham, 1890. microfilm; UA; microfilm.

1495. Mims, William J. Boll weevil control: with syrup (or molasses) and calcium arsenate. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Ensley, AL?, 1921? 15 pp.; caption title: "How to control the boll weevil"; UA; SB945.C8 M55 1921x.

1496. Missionary Baptist Association. East Alabama District. Minutes of the ... annual session of the East Alabama District Missionary Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Gilbert Printing: Columbus, GA, 1907?-. AU, 1907 (Vol. 23); BX6248 .A2 M57.

1497. Mississippi-Alabama Fair Association. Premium list, rules and regulations for the ... annual exhibition of the Mississippi-Alabama Fair. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Meridian, MS, 1920. UA, 1920; GT4606 .M4x.

1498. Mississippi and West Alabama Fair Association. Catalogue ofthe... annualfair. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1906. UA, 1906; GT4606.M43x.

1499. Mitchell, Anne M. The freed boy in Alabama. [monograph]; Presbyterian Publication Committee: Philadelphia, 1869. 152 pp.; AU; E185.93 .A3 MS.

1500. Mitchem, Richard A. Operating Plan, Fire-Weather Service, Alabama. [NOTIS; Alabama Department of Conservation, Information and Education Section: Montgomery, n.d. contributor: Fire Weather Service, Alabama; AU; temporary control number: AFS9775.

1501. Mixon, W. H. History of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Alabama: with biographical sketches. [monograph]; NOTIS; A.M.E. Church Sunday School Union: Nashville, TN, 1902. 218 pp.; AU; temporary call number: AHG4898.

1502. Mixon, Winfield Henry. A Methodist luminary. [monograph]; NOTIS; Selma Printing Company: Selma, AL, 1891. 56 pp.; AU; BX8447.M59.

1503. Mobile (Ala.). An ordinance regulating the production, handling and distribution ofmilk and milk products. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board: Mobile, 1923. 26 pp.; contributor: Board of Commissioners (Mobile, Ala.); AU; KFX1905.M63.

1504. Mobile (Ala.), Public Schools. Organization, rules and regulations of the Mobile public schools, including the organization of the Board of school commissioners, and the acts ofthe legislature now in force with regard to

154 the public schools in Mobile County. [monograph]; NOTIS; Shields & Company: Mobile, 1877. microfilm copy of original, which is in Birmingham Public Library; microfilm; UA; microfilm.

1505. Mobile (Ala.) School Board. Organization of the Board ofMobile school commissioners, and regulations of the public schools, for the city and county ofMobile. Revised and unanimously adopted at a regular meeting of the Board, held on the first Wednesday ofFebruary, 1860. [monograph]; NOTIS; Farrow & Dennett: Mobile, 1860. microfilm copy of original, which is in the Birmingham Public Library; microfilm; UA; microfilm.

1506. Mobile (Ala.) School Board. Organization of the Board ofMobile school commissioners, and regulations of the public schools, for the city and county ofMobile. [monograph]; NOTIS; Farrow, Stokes & Dennett: Mobile, 1856. microfilm; UA; microfilm.

1507. Mobile Basin and Tennessee River Improvement Association. The Mobile Basin and Tennessee River improvement association: promoters of improved waterways to the Gulf ofMexico, water transportation and the development ofhydro-electric power. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1928. 111 pp.; "Historical and patriotic series," No. 8; AU; F321.A2512 No. 8.

1508. Mobile County Fair. Premium list of the Mobile County Fair. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: Mobile, 1942? AU; UA, 1942; temporary control number: AHC0740.

1509. Mobile Fair (Ala.). Premium list, rules and regulations... exhibition Mobile Fair. [serial]; NOTIS; The Fair: Mobile, 1927-1928. "An exposition of the agricultural and industrial resources of the Gulf Coast country and the Mobile trade territory, including the American Riviera."; UA, 1927-1928; GT4610.A2 M6x.

1510. Mobile Horticultural and Agricultural Society. Constitution and rules of the Mobile Horticultural and Agricultural Society, with a list ofpremiums, officers, etc.; instituted 1853. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.W. McGuire: Mobile, 1857. 8 pp.; UA; F334.M6 C64.

1511. Mohr, Charles Theodore. The forests ofAlabama, and their products; and, The grasses, and other forage plants ofAlabama, indigenous, naturalized, and cultivated. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 18--? 22 pp.; UA; SD144.A2 M64 1800zx.

1512. Mohr, Charles Theodore. The lands of the Louisville and Nashville RR in Alabama, as homesteads for the settler: an account of their soil and its productions... and the climatic conditions of the various agricultural

155 regions or the state. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts & Son: Birmingham, 1884. 16 pp.; AU; S451.A2 M6.

1513. Mohr, Charles Theodore. The medicinal plants ofAlabama. Systematic list of the medicinal plants occu"ing within the limits of the state, with notes on their distribution and proper time of collecting the parts used [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed at the Register Job Office: Mobile, 1890. 17 pp.; UA; QK99.A2 M64 1890x.

1514. Mohr, Charles Theodore. The natural resources ofAlabama, displayed in the exhibit of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company at the Southern Exposition, Louisville, Kentucky. [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed at the Daily Register Office: Mobile, 1883. 22 pp.; UA; QK145.M64.

1515. Mohr, Charles Theodore. Plant life ofAlabama: an account of the distribution, modes ofassociation, and adaptations of the flora ofAlabama, together with a systematic catalogue of the plants growing in the state. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1901. 921 pp.; AU; QK 145.M7 1901.

1516. Mohr, Charles Theodore. Preliminary list of the plants growing without cultivation in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1880. 56 pp.; UA; QK145.M642 1880x.

1517. Monroe County Fair Association. Premium list: rules and regulations, Monroe County Agricultural Fair and Livestock Show, Monroeville, Alabama, October 17-20, 1923. [monograph]; NOTIS; Monroe Journal: Monroeville, 1923. 41 pp.; AU; S555.A32 M6 1923.

1518. Montgomery Agricultural Club. Constitution and by-laws of the Montgomery Agricultural Club. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1903. 8 pp.; UA; S32.M65 M65 1903x.

1519. Montgomery (Ala.) Public Schools. A study ofMontgomery city and county: a briefsurvey of the history and present conditions existing in selected areas of the community life ofMontgomery city and county during the school year, 1938-39. [monograph]; NOTIS; Montgomery Public Schools: Montgomery, 1939. 160 leaves; "a major effort in the third year of the curriculum revision study"; AU; LB2823.M64 M64.

1520. Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce. Heart of the southeast: Montgomery, your opportunity: short story ofa rich and growing community in the center ofa rapidly developing agricultural county. [monograph]; NOTIS; Montgomery Chamber of Commerce: Montgomery, 1918. 16 pp.; UA; F334.M745 H43 1918x.

156 heart ofAlabama: story of the place andpeople selected by the government as site for cantonment of the Army. [monograph]; NOTIS; Chamber of Commerce: Montgomery, cl 910. 16 pp.; UA; F334.M745 M65 1910x.

1522. Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce. Montgomery, the best county in Alabama: superior opportunities offeredfor industrial farmers. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Chamber: Montgomery, 192-. 16 pp.; AU; F332.M73.M6.

1523. Montgomery, Joseph Pressly. Shop program for the Department of Vocational Agricultural in the Jamison High School, Jamison, Ala. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 49 pp.; AU; TAD .M78.

1524. Montgomery, Marteinne Bishop. Parent-teacher cooperation. [monograph]; NOTIS; Progressive Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1942. 158 pp.; AU; temporary control number: AFE9503.

1525. Montgomery, Robert Wallace. Setting up training activities for practice teaching in agricultural education at Camp Hill, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 108 leaves; AU; TAD .M784.

1526. Montgomery, Stella Etheredge. Operation of the small lunchroom in the elementary and high schools ofAlabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 104 leaves; AU; THE .M788.

1527. Mooney, Charles N. Soil survey of Talladega County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1908. 40 pp.; contributors: Charles J. Mann, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 Tl4 1908.

1528. Moore, Albert Burton. History ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; University Supply Store: University, AL, cl 934. 834 pp.; "A revision of [the author's] and Its People, pub'd in 1927."; AU; F326.M823.

1529. Moore, Albert Burton. History ofAlabama and her people. [monograph]; NOTIS; The American Historical Society: Chicago, New York, 1927. 3 vols; AU; F326.M82.

1530. Moore, Eugenia Rutland. The helminth parasites of cottontail in the vicinity ofAuburn, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 70 leaves; AU; TZE .M821.

1531. Moore, George Crenshaw. The nesting habits andjuvenile development of the mourning dove in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic

157 Institute: Auburn, 1940. 65 leaves; AU; TZG .M822.

1532. Moore, Henry Frank. Conditions and extent of the natural oyster beds and barren bottoms ofMississippi sound, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1913. 61 pp.; AU; SH365.A4 M7.

1533. Moore, Idora McClellan. Highland City Book Club, Talladega, Ala. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Alabama?, 19--? 20 pp.; AU; PS3525 .0539 C57 1900z.

1534. Moore, Idora McClellan. Southern character sketches. [monograph]; Dietz Press: Richmond, VA, cl 937. 126 pp.; stories of the plantation Negroes of Alabama and the hill people of the South; AU; PS3525.0539 S68 1937.

1535. Moore, Sue Ellen. "Children of the sun-god": an epic of the moundhuilders. [monograph]; NOTIS; Hale County Historical Society: Moundville, AL, 1939. 31 pp.; "Mound-builders--Alabama--Juvenile drama"; on cover: "Pageant of the Moundbuilders, Moundville, Alabama, April 14, 1939"; UA; E78.A28 M62 1939x.

1536. Moos, Malcolm Charles. State penal administration in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Public Administration, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1942. 178 pp.; "Publications" (University of Alabama. Bureau of Public Administration), No. 11; AU; JK.4595 .A2 A3 No. 11.

1537. Moran, W. J. Soil survey ofDallas County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1938. 54 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1932, No. 22; AU; S599.A4 D3 1938.

1538. Morgan, Arthur Ernest. The work of the Tennessee Valley Authority at Muscle Shoals, by Arthur E. Morgan ... Address before the Democratic Women's Luncheon Club ofPhiladelphia, November fifth, nineteen thirty-four. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: Philadelphia, 1934. 25 pp.; Duke; Perkins: 621.3 M847W.

1539. Morgan County Fair Association. Catalogue of the Morgan County Fair, Hartselle, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Morgan County Fair Association: Hartselle, AL, 1919. AU, 1919; GT4610.A2 M83.

1540. Morgan, Paul Claude. The economic status ofrural white teachers in Butler, Coffee and Crenshaw Counties. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 67 leaves; AU; TED .M8495.

1541. Morgan, W. Scott. History of the Wheel and Alliance and the impending

158 revolution. [monograph]; NOTIS; C.B. Woodward: St. Louis, MO, 1891. 774 pp.; also an edition published in 1889 with 778 pp.; AU; HD1485.F24 M6.

1542. Morley, Burton Raymond. Characteristics of the labor market in Alabama related to the administration of unemployment compensation. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Business Research, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1937. 82 pp.; UA; HD5725.A2 M6.

1543. Morrison, Avery LaFayette. Comparison ofvocational agricultural teachers with principals and other men high school teachers as to: training and experience, hours devoted to the work, salary and the amount oftravel done in connection with the job. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 18 leaves; AU; TED .M878.

1544. Morse, Cleopatra Slaughter. Creative arts programs in Negro elementary schools ofMacon County. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 167 leaves; TU; Reference.

1545. Moss, Benjamin Lawrence. The boll weevil problem; an analysis of its significance to the Southern/armer and business man. [monograph]; NOTIS; Progressive Farmer: Birmingham, 1914. 94 pp.; NA; SB945.C8 M6.

1546. Motley, Columbus Eugene. Evaluation ofprograms of local chapters of the Alabama Association ofNew Farmers ofAmerica as a basis for improvement. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 72 leaves; TU; Reference.

1547. Moton, Robert Russa. The Negro of today; remarkable growth offifty years. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute: Tuskegee, 1921? 23 pp.; AU; E185.61 .M863.

1548. Mott, Anna Artemise. A study ofpellagra, an economic problem of the South. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama, School of Home Economics: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 60 leaves; UA; T378.M85s 1939.

1549. Mumford, Lewis. The South in architecture; The Dancy lectures, Alabama College. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harcourt, Brace and Company: New York, c1941. 147 pp.; AU; NA705.M78.

1550. Munn, Malcolm John. Petroleum and natural gas in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1912. pp. 27-51; AU; TN872.A2 MS.

1551. Murphree, Herbert. A brief history ofBlount College, Blountsville, Ala. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 111 leaves; UA;

159 T378.M949b.

1552. Murphy, DuBose. Carlawville, 1922: the story of the special council of the Diocese ofAlabama held in St. Paul's Church, Carlawville, July 5 and 6, 1922. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1940? 10 pp.; UA; BX5918.A2 MS 1940zx.

1553. Murphy, E. P. Financing Education in Alabama: the/acts. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Education Association: Montgomery, 1926. 6 pp.; "Bulletin of the Alabama Education Association," No. 5; AU; LB 2826 .A2 M97 1926.

1554. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. An address at Tuskegee. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Tuskegee?, 1900. 8 pp.; contributor: Conference on Race Problems and Conditions in the South (1900: Montgomery, Ala.); "Privately printed, only for personal circulation"; UA; LC2851.T82 M8x.

1555. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. Alabama's.first question: local support/or local schools. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1904. 44 pp.; AU; LC90.A2M8.

1556. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. Child labor in the Southern press. [monograph]; NOTIS; Executive Committee on Child Labor in Alabama: Montgomery, 1902? 31 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama Executive Committee on Child Labor); A; UA; HD6250.U52 C6x.

1557. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. The case against child labor: an argument. [monograph]; NOTIS; Executive Committee on Child Labor: Montgomery, 190-? 50 pp.; UA; HD6231.M870x.

1558. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. Child labor and business. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Child Labor Committee: Montgomery, 1902. 8 pp.; UA; HD6250.U4 A6x.

1559. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. Child labor and the public. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Child Labor Committee: Montgomery, 190-. 8 pp.; UA; HD6250.U4 A61x.

1560. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. Child labor in Alabama: an appeal to the people and press ofNew England with a resulting co"espondence. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Child Labor Committee: Montgomery, 1901. 40 pp.; UA; HD6250.U4 A62x.

1561. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. The child labor question in Alabama: a plea/or immediate action. [monograph]; NOTIS; National Child Labor Committee: New York, 1907. 12 pp.; National Child Labor Committee (U.S.), Publications, No. 59; UA; HD6250.U3 N2.

160 1562. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. Problems of the present South; a discussion of certain of the educational, industrial and political issues in the Southern states. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1904. 335 pp.; AU; HC107.A13 M8.

1563. Murphy, Edgar Gardner. The white man and the Negro at the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 1900. 55 pp.; AU; E185.61 .M977.

1564. Murphy, Etta Bell. Reading achievement in the primary grades of the rural white elementary schools ofLauderdale County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 58 leaves; UA; T378.M95r 1931.

1565. Muscle Shoals Commission. Muscle Shoals: a plan/or the use ofthe United States properties on the Tennessee River by private industry for "the manufacture offertilizers and other useful products". [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1931. 112 pp.; AU; TP 245.N8 M8 1931.

1566. Muscle Shoals Fertilizer Company. Muscle Shoals and proposal ofAssociated Power Companies; how they are regarded by a large part of the press of the nation. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Birmingham, 1925? 28 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 M83.

1567. Nall, Robert. The dead of the Synod ofAlabama: a discourse. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Published by order of the Synod: Mobile, 1851. 52 pp.; BP; BX8947.A2 N29 1851.

1568. Nation, Hoyt Austin. Effect of the root-knot hematode on germination, growth and yield of vegetables. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 34 leaves; AU; TAY.N277.

1569. National Child Labor Committee (U.S.). Childwelfare in Alabama, an inquiry. [monograph]; NOTIS; National Child Labor Committee: New York, 1918. 249 pp.; AU; HV742.A2 N3.

1570. National Farmers' Union (U.S.), Alabama Division. Minutes of the fifth annual convention, August 17th, 18th, and 19th. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.S. Ryall Publisher: Montgomery, 1910? 30 pp.; AU; HD1485.F34 A52 1910.

1571. National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. A study of the employability ofwomen in Alabama, 1929-1935: a study. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama College: Montevallo, 1936. 88 pp.; contributors: Alabama Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs and Alabama College; AU; HD6058.N3.

161 1572. National Highway Users Conference. Highway facts ofAlabama: a condensed summary ofstate statistics, with some comparable national totals. [monograph]; NOTIS; National Highway Users Conf~rence: Washington, D.C., 1945. 45 leaves; variant title: "Alabama highway facts"; AU; HE356.A3 N2.

1573. National League of American Pen Women, Birmingham Branch. Historic homes ofAlabama and their traditions. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1935. 314 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1574. Neighbors, Rubye Grace. Plantation life in Hale County. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: University, AL, 1927. 73 leaves; AU; F332.H3 N4.

1575. Nelson, Byron Brightwell. The cotton textile industry under the National Recovery Act. [thesis]; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1935. 59 leaves; AU; TED .N425.

1576. Nelson, Eldridge Esaw. A study in Houston County to determine whether the course in vocational agriculture should be modified to better meet the needs of both landlord and tenant students. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. 43 leaves; AU; TED .N4252.

1577. Nelson, H. D. The equalization of educational opportunity in Calhoun County, Alabama, with reference to education and training ofwhite elementary teachers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 72 leaves; UA; T378.N33e 1937.

1578. Neville, William Vinkley. A study of the per capita cost/or certain functions of current expenditures of the white schools ofMontgomery County for the school year 1936-1937. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 60 leaves; AU; TED.N523.

1579. New Hope Presbyterian Church (Greene Co., Ala.). Session book, 1830-1930. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1930? microfilm; UA; microfilm.

1580. New River Baptist Association. Minutes of the New River Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Banner Printing: Fayette, AL, 1905 (35th). UA; BX6248.A2 N4x.

1581. Newbold, Nathan Carter. A suggested program/or the teaching of teachers/or rural schools. [monograph]; Frissell Library; n.p.: n.p., 1935. 146 pp.; TU; LB1735 .N4.

1582. Newcomen Society in North America. Southern regional meeting, the Newcomen Society, American branch; Newcomen regional meeting addresses... [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Publishing Company: Birmingham, 1940. 28 pp.; "addresses delivered at the Southern regional meeting of the

162 Newcomen society... November 14, 1939. Mr. McGowin and Dr. Martin spoke at Chapman, Alabama, and Dr. Ayers and Dr. Roe at Montgomery, Alabama... "; AU; SD144.A2 N4.

1583. Newell, William Harrison Hurd. A study of the location and design ofa dam and power plant on North River. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1925. 31 leaves; UA; T378.N449s 1925.

1584. Nichols, James Lawrence. The farmers' manual and complete cotton book; new methods ofpenmanship and business laws. A complete treatise on insects injurious to vegetation; haw to breed, haw to train and haw to doctor horses; haw to doctor cattle, hogs, sheep and poutlry; a complete cotton pickers' and cotton sellers' table. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.L. Nichols: Naperville, IL; Atlanta, 1904. 335 pp.; AU; S501.N6 1904.

1585. Nichols, William F. A study of the effect of various treatments on the rooting and survival of kudzu seedlings and vine cuttings. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 9 leaves; AU; TAY.N623.

1586. Nicholson, Joseph John. The influence ofliterature, art and science in forming, refining and elevating character: an address delivered at the annual commencement of the Wilcox County Female Institute, at Camden, July 18th, 1856. [monograph]; NOTIS; Forsyth & Harris: Mobile, 1856. 16 pp.; AU; LD7501.W46 N43 1856a.

1587. Ninth District Agricultural School and Experiment Station (Blountsville, Ala.). Catalogue. [serial]; Montgomery; The School?: Blountsville, 1895?-. various titles: "Catalogue of the Ninth District Agricultural School and Experiment Station," "Catalogue of the Central Alabama Agricultural School and Experiment Station," "Catalogue of the Central Alabama Agricultural School (Ninth District Agricultural School) and Experiment Station," "Catalogue of the Ninth District Agricultural School," "Catalogue of the State Secondary Agricultural School, Blountsville, Ala."; ADAH, 1896-1897, 1899-1900, 1900-1901, 1902-1903, 1903-1904, 1904-1905, 1906-1907, 1907-1908, 1908-1909, 1909-1910, 1910-1911, 1911-1912, 1914-1915, 1921-1922, 1922-1923, 1923-1924, 1925-1926; Experiment Station Collection.

1588. Nordhoff, Charles. The cotton states in the spring and summer of 1875. [monograph]; NOTIS; University Microfilms: photocopy, Ann Arbor, MI, 1876. 112 pp.; microfilm; AU; E668.N83 1876a.

1589. North Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. Bulletin. [serial]; Montgomery; The Station?: Athens, AL, January 1903. "Merit K. Clements, Director"; see entries under "Eighth District Agricultural School"; ADAH;

163 Experiment Station Collection.

1590. North Alabama Agricultural Station. Report of the North Alabama Agricultural Station/or the year... [serial]; Montgomery; Limestone Democrat Printers: Athens, AL, 1897-. "New Series," "Bulletin No. 1, Vol. l," "Report for the year 1896"; in center of title page is "TOBACCO," and beneath "George P. Bondurant"; ADAH; Experiment Station Collection.

1591. North East Alabama Agricultural and Industrial Institute. The North East Alabama Agricultural and Industrial Institute. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Lineville, AL, 1914/1915?-. AU, 1914/1915, 1917/1918; S537.A2 N67.

1592. Agricultural Experiment Station (Albertville, Ala.). Bulletin. [serial]; Montgomery; Democrat Printers: Guntersville, AL, 1896-? on cover: "G.W. Freeman, Agriculturist"; ADAH, 1896 (Bulletin No. l); Experiment Station Collection.

1593. Northeast and Southwest Alabama Railroad Company. Report of the chief engineer upon the survey, location, and probale [ sicJ cost of the North East and South West Alabama Rail Road: made to the President and Directory, July 5th, 1855. [monograph]; NOTIS; printed by M.D.J. Slade: Tuscaloosa, 1855. 32 pp.; UA; HE2791.N672 1855.

1594. Norton, Ann. Blue-ray garden guide: a garden calendar telling what to do and when to do it. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery, 193-? 37 pp.; contributor: Federated Garden Clubs of Montgomery; AU; SB450.93 .N67.

1595. Norton, Victor V. A proposed plan/or consolidating the local school tax districts of Tuscaloosa County. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 44 leaves; UA; T378.N82p 1931.

1596. Nunn, Alexander. The community handbook: programs, parties, plays, games, songs, swimming, athletics, parliamentary law, good manners, camping, first aid. [monograph]; NOTIS; Progressive Farmer Company: Birmingham, 1944? 284 pp.; AU; GVl 71.N8 1944.

1597. O'Neal, A. M. Soil survey ofFayette County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1920. 40 pp.; contributors: F.O. Hooton, T.M. Bushnell, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 F4 1920.

1598. O'Neal, A. M. Soil survey ofPickens County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1917. 41 pp.;

164 Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 PS 1917.

1599. O'Neal, Edmund Judson. The rise and development of state teacher training/or Negro elementary teachers in Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; University of Cincinnati: Cincinnati, 1939. 78 pp.; TU; LC2802.A2055.

1600. O'Neal, Edward Asbury. The value to Alabama/armers offertilizers which can be produced at Muscle Shoals: as shown in the reply of the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Farm Bureau: Montgomery, 1925. 32 pp.; contributors: John Charles McKenzie; Marion Jacob Funchess; Alabama. Muscle Shoals Commission; United States, Muscle Shoals Inquiry; Alabama Farm Bureau Federation; AU; HD9483.065.

1601. O'Neal, Emmet. Report of Committee on Rural Credits. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1914. 24 pp.; AU; HD1440.U6 G7.

1602. O'Neal, Emmet. Rural credits--co-operative finance. An Address delivered by Emmet O'Neal, governor ofAlabama, at the Governors' Conference, Richmond, Virginia, Dec. 6, 1912. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1912. 21 pp.; AU; HD1439.05.

1603. Oakes, Sadie. Techniques used in helping a sixth grade group to develop food habits that build strong bones and teeth. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1945. 100 leaves; UA; T378.0a4t 1945.

1604. Oates, William Calvin. Agricultural experiment stations and the Blair Educational Bill: speech ofHon. William C. Oates, ofAlabama, in the House of Representatives, Saturday, February 26, 1887. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Washington, D.C., 1887. 12 pp.; UA; S541.037 1887x.

1605. Oates, William Calvin. His speech on the agricultural experiment stations and the Blair educational bills fully explained: speech ofHon. Wm. C. Oates, of Alabama, in the House ofRepresentatives, Monday, June 4, 1894. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Washington, D.C., 1894. 8 pp.; UA; S541.038 1894x.

1606. Oates, William Calvin. The tariff and the farmer; speech of Wm. C. Oates of Alabama in the House ofRepresentatives, May 20, 1890. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Washington, D.C., 1890. 16 pp.; AU; HF2601.037.

1607. Odum, Howard W. Alabama, past andfuture. [monograph]; NOTIS; Textbook Division, Science Research Associates: Chicago, 1941. 401 pp.; AU; F326.018 andMADD.

1608. Odum, Howard W. Southern pioneers in social interpretation. [monograph];

165 NOTIS; University of North Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, 1925. 221 pp.; AU; F208.027.

1609. Oglesby, Thaddeus Kosciusko. The Britannica answered and the South vindicated; a defense of the South against the aspersions of the Encyclopedia Britannica, and a criticism of that work. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Printing Company: Montgomery, 1891. 60 pp.; AU; F210.034.

1610. Olcott, Margaret T. Alabama: an index to the state official sources of agricultural statistics. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Agricultural Economics: Washington, D.C., 1926. 96 pp.; AU; HD 1775.A2 043 1926.

1611. Olliff, Martha Walker. Booker Taliaferro Washington: builder ofcharacter through Tuskegee Institute. [thesis]; NETSCAPE; Duke University: Durham, 1938. 150 pp.; Duke; Perkins: AM. 1938-57.

1612. Orr, Charles Walter. The Educational Philosophy of William H. Councill. [thesis]; Huntsville; Fisk University: Nashville, 1939. 74 leaves; Councill was Alabama A&M's first president. Thesis contains useful bibliography.; Alabama A&M University; University Archives.

1613. Osler, William Sir. An Alabama student, and other biographical essays. [monograph]; NOTIS; Clarendon Press: Oxford, 1908. 334 pp.; AU; R117.083.

1614. Otis, Jesse Rodgers Delbert. Changes in characteristics of type offarming areas in Alabama, 1880-1940. [thesis]; Cornell University: Ithaca, 1944. 285 leaves; thesis (Ph.D)-Comell University; microfilm; AU; HDl 773.A5 08 andMADD.

1615. Otken, Charles H. The ills of the South; or, Related causes hostile to the general prosperity of the southern people. [monograph]; NOTIS; G.P. Putnam's: New York, 1894. 277 pp.; AU; F215.085.

1616. Otte, Herman Frederick. Industrial opportunity in the Tennessee Valley of northwestern Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Columbia University Press: New York, 1940. 177 pp.; AU; HC107.A2 07 1940.

1617. Ovington, Mary White. Portraits in Color. [monograph]; NOTIS; Viking Press: New York, 1927. 241 pp.; includes biographical portrait of George Washington Carver; AU; El85.96 .096.

1618. Owen, Marie Bankhead. Alabama: a social and economic history of the state. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dixie Book: Montgomery, 1937. 583 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

166 1619. Owen, Marie Bankhead. Alabama, or the making ofa state, wherein are presented some of the more important events in pioneer life and the transition from te"itory to state. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1919. 46 pp.; contributor: Alabama Centennial Commission; AU; F326.3 .084.

1620. Owen, Marie Bankhead. De Soto and the Indians. First ofa series ofchildren's plays in commemoration of the close ofa century of statehood. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1919. 18 pp.; Issued by the Alabama Centennial Commission; AU; F326.3 .0844.

1621. Owen, Marie Bankhead. Our home land. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dixie Book: Montgomery, c1936. 143 pp.; contributors: Mary Edward Mitchell and Nathan H. Glick; AU; F326.3 085.

1622. Owen, Thomas McAdory. High points in Alabama history. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Archives and History: Montgomery, 1928. 18 pp.; contributor: Marie Bankhead Owen; AU; F326.5 .08.

1623. Owen, Thomas McAdory. History ofAlabama and dictionary ofAlabama biography. [monograph]; NOTIS; S.J. Clarke Publishing Company: Chicago, 1921. 4 vols; contributor: Marie Bankhead Owen; AU; fF326.09.

1624. Owen, Thomas McAdory. Our State-Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1927. 745 pp.; contributor: Marie Bankhead Owen; AU; F321.A2512 No. 7.

1625. Owens, Clarence J. Secondary agricultural education in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1909. 30 pp.; AU; S534.A6 08.

1626. Oyster Commission of Alabama. Annual report of the Oyster Commission of Alabama to the Governor and General Assembly. [serial]; NOTIS; W.B. Delchamps: Mobile, 1909/1910-. continued by: "Alabama Oyster Commission. Report of the Alabama Oyster Commission to the Governor and General Assembly"; AU, 1909/1910; UA, 1914; SH 365.A4 AS; HD9472.08 A42x (UA).

1627. Pace, Bedford F. Your invitation to Alabama, land of the Deep South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Gill Printing and Stationery Company: Mobile, 1939. 56 pp.; AU; F326.5 .P3.

1628. Palmer, Robert C. Mrs. The Garden Club ofAlabama, 1944-1945: adventures in gardening/or junior gardeners. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1944? 28 pp.; UA; SB457.P34 1944x.

1629. Pannell, Henry Clifton. The preparation and work ofAlabama high school

167 teachers. [monograph]; NOTIS; Teachers College, Columbia University: New York, 1933. 118 pp.; also issued as thesis (Ph.D.), Columbia University; AU; LB1715.P2 1933a.

1630. Pardue, Ruth. Home industries in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 35 leaves; AU; THE .P22.

1631. Park, Robert Emory. The Tuskegee kind ofeducation. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute?: Tuskegee?, 18--? 23 pp.; UA; LC2851.T899 P3.

1632. Parker, Frank Wilson. Carbon dioxide production ofplant roots as a/actor in the feeding power ofplants. [NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1924. AU; LD271.A9 P34 1924.

1633. Parkin, William. Poet and artist: bombshells/or Christ. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; W. Parkin: Pleasant Grove, AL, 1902. 42 pp.; "Methodist Episcopal Church (Pleasant Grove, AL)--Poetry"; "Christian poetry, American--Alabama--Pleasant Grove"; BP; PS3531.A595 Al 7 1902.

1634. Parris, Henry Eleazor. A study of the personnel of the county and city boards of education ofAlabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 60 leaves; AU; TED.P259.

1635. Parrish, Charles Calvin. The equalization ofeducational opportunity in Talladega County in terms of the education and training of the teachers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 66 leaves; UA; T378.P24e 1937.

1636. Parrish, John Russell. A study ofcertain factors as basis for payment of travel for teachers ofvocational agriculture in eight Alabama counties. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 41 leaves; AU; TAD .P261.

1637. Partrich, Sally Virginia. A study of the living rooms in the homes of 200 families of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 139 leaves; "cost and standard of living--Alabama--Tuscaloosa County"; UA; T378.P25s 1937.

1638. Patrick, AustinL. Soil survey ofMorgan county, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1921. 46 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 MS 1921.

1639. Patrick, Charles. The equalization ofeducational opportunity in Jefferson County, Alabama with reference to education and training ofwhite elementary teachers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa,

168 1939. 82 leaves; UA; T378.P27s 1939.

1640. Patterson, Frederick Douglass. Cooperation between Tuskegee Jr,stitute and the State ofAlabama. Address delivered at the Mid-Western Regional meeting of Tuskegee /r,stitute general alumni association, Pittsburg, Pa., July 1943. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1943. 28 pp.; AU; temporary control number: ABX0819.

1641. Patterson, Haywood. Scottsboro, the firebrand ofcommunism. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1936. 336 pp.; contributors: Files Crenshaw and Kenneth A. Miller; AU; KF224.S34 C74.

1642. Payne, Mary J. The origin and development ofscouting/or Negro girls in Jefferson County, Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 77 leaves; TU; Reference.

1643. Peabody, C. A. A treatise upon garden vegetables, with their history and culture: read before the East Alabama Agricultural Society, Opelika, October 18, 1868. [monograph]; NOTIS; Columbus Sun (newspaper): Columbus, GA, 1868. 23 pp.; AU; SB321.P4.

1644. Peacock, Emma Estill. The preparation and work ofAlabama high school teachers, 1928-1929. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1942. 103 leaves; UA; T378.P313p 1942.

1645. Pearson, M. H. Helping Alabama's needy farmers toward security: an outline of the program to assist tenants, sharecroppers, and other /aw-income rural families to become self-supporting and independent. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Farm Security Administration: Auburn, 1939. 10 leaves; microfilm; AU; HD1511.U5 P4 and MADD.

1646. Peck, Samuel Minturn. Alabama sketches. [monograph]; NOTIS; A.C. McClurg & Company: Chicago, 1902. 299 pp.; AU; PS 2539.P4 A4.

1647. Peek, Cliff. Dawn in Dixie's sur,shine land. [musical score]; NOTIS; Cliff Peek: Montgomery, 1935. 5 pp.; first line of text: "I am longing to go back to my Alabama shack."; UA; M1630.2 .P44 D69 1935x.

1648. Pegg, Beulah Lewis. Improved English usage through mastery ofselected techniques. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 70 leaves; "Reports results of a four months experiment conducted with two eighth grade English classes at the Washington Public School, Tuskegee, Alabama, to diagnose weaknesses and determine specific techniques in English usage."; TU; Reference.

1649. Pegues, Ira. Equalization of educational opportunity in Etowah County, Alabama, in terms ofeducation and training of teachers, 1936-1937.

169 [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 98 leaves; UA; T378.P34e 1937.

1650. Penhallegon, William James. Building sandstones ofnorthern Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1940. 30 pp.; "Circular" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No 13; "published in cooperation with the Tennessee Valley Authority"; AU; QE81.A16 No. 13.

1651. Pfleger, Hazel Augusta. Number ofwage earners and wages in manufacturing industries in the South, 1925-1933. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1936. 183 leaves; UA; T378.P483n 1936.

1652. Phillips, Howard Edward. The effect of the supervised practice program on the post school/arm program. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. 55 leaves; AU; TED .P5595.

1653. Phillips, P. Substance ofremarks delivered by P. Phillips, Esq., President of the Railroad Convention, held at Talladega, Ala., September, 1849. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; McGuire & Ballentyne: Mobile, 1849. 20 pp.; also held at ADAH (Curry Pamphlet Collection, #LPRIOO); BP; E415.6 .P54.

1654. Phillips, S. W. Soil survey ofMarengo County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1923. pp. 555-595; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 M35 1923.

1655. Phillips, Seybirt Raleigh. A study of the offerings in music in Alabama schools. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 121 leaves; AU; TED.P5632.

1656. Phillips, Ulrich Bonnell. Life and labor in the Old South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Little, Brown: Boston, 1929. 375 pp.; AU; F209.P56.

1657. Pickard, Kate E. R. The kidnapped and the ransomed Being the personal recollections ofPeter Still and his wife "Vina, " after forty years of slavery. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.T. Hamilton; Miller, Orton and Mulligan: Syracuse; New York, 1856. 409 pp.; among subject headings: "Slavery--Alabama"; AU; E444.S85.

1658. Pickens County (Ala.) Public Schools. 1940-1941 in-service training program, as conducted by Pickens County teachers. [monograph]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 107 pp.; UA; LB1731.P54.

1659. Pickett, Albert James. History ofAlabama and incidentally ofGeorgia and Mississippi,from the earliest period. [monograph]; NOTIS; Webb Book Company: Birmingham, 1900. 773 pp.; contributor: Thomas McAdory

170 Owen; AU; F326.P6.

1660. Pickett, Albert James. Invasion ofthe Te"itory ofAlabama, by One Thousand Spaniards, under Ferdinand de Soto, in 1540. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brittan & De Wolf: Montgomery, 1849. 41 pp.; microfilm; UA; LD4616.5 .H3 VS and microfilm.

1661. Pine Barren Baptist Association. Minutes ofthe ... annual session of the Pine Barren Baptist Association... [serial]; NOTIS; Montgomery Advertiser Book and Job Printing Office: Montgomery, 1849-. only years covered in AU holdings are microfilmed; AU, 1861, 1862, 1863; UA, 1891, 1893, 1895; MADD; BX6248.A2 P55x.

1662. Pittman, Frank Allie. Yearly teaching outline for farm management in a three year course in vocational agriculture in Colbert County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1935. 69 leaves; AU; TAD .P6897.

1663. Poe, Louise T. Analysis ofleisure time activities ofjunior and senior high school boys and girls of the Carver High School, Union Springs, Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 41 leaves; TU; Reference.

1664. Ponder, William Joseph. Survey of the Shorter School system. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 160 leaves; TED .P7968; AU;

1665. Porcher, Francis Peyre. Resources of the southern.fields andforests, medical, economical, and agricultural. Being also a medical botany of the Confederate States; with practical information on the useful properties of the trees, plants and . [monograph]; NOTIS; Steampower Press of Evans & Cogswell: Charleston, 1863. 601 pp.; microopaque; UA; SB108.U6 S76 1863 and microforms.

1666. Porter, Sarah Harvey. The life and times ofAnne Royall. [monograph]; NOTIS; Torch Press Book Shop: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1909. 298 pp.; AU; E338.R88.

1667. Posey, Walter Brownlow. Alabama in the 1830s as recorded by British travellers. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham-Southern College: Birmingham, 1938. 47 pp.; AU; F326.P72.

1668. Posey, Walter Brownlow. The development ofMethodism in the old southwest, 1783-1824. [monograph]; NOTIS; Weatherford Printing Company: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 151 pp.; "Issued also as thesis (Ph.D.) Vanderbilt University"; UA; BX8243.P6.

171 1669. Powell, James Eddie. Some effects ofvarious levels ofphosphorous and potassium on the nitrogen content of blue lupine. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 34 leaves; TU; Reference.

1670. Prater, Mrs. Ina G. Comparative scores ofLamar County, Alabama junior high school pupils. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 37 leaves; UA; T378.P88c 1939.

1671. Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Minutes of the Synod ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Barrett and Brown: Montgomery, 1865-. previous title: "Presbyterian Church in the Confederate States of America. Synod of Alabama. Minutes"; AU, 1866, 1885; BX8967.A2 A2.

1672. Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., Alabama Synod. Minutes. [serial]; NOTIS; The Synod: n.p., 1906?-. UA, 1906, 1915; BX8957.A2 P7x.

1673. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., East Alabama Presbytery. Minutes of the ... meeting of the East Alabama Presbytery. [serial]; NOTIS; The Church: n.p., 1914-. AU; 1914 Pts 1-2, 1950-1972; BX8968.E2 A2.

1674. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., East Alabama Presbytery. Minutes of the Presbytery ofEast Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1860-. continued by: "Presbyterian Church in the U.S. East Alabama Presbytery. Minutes of the Presbytery ofEast Alabama"; AU; 1860, 1910-1912, 1957-1963, 1974; BX8968.E2 A2.

1675. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Mississippi Synod. Extracts from the records of the Synod ofMississippi and South Alabama,from 1829 to 1835. [monograph]; NOTIS; Clarion Steam Publishing Establishment: Jackson, MS, 1880. 42 pp.; UA; BX8967.M7 A5x.

1676. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Presbyteries. Minutes of the Presbytery ofEast Alabama at their spring sessions, in Wetumpka, Alabama, commencing April 6th, 1859. [monograph]; NOTIS; Montgomery Daily Post Book and Job Office: Montgomery, 1859. 24 pp.; AU; BX8968.E2 A2 1859.

1677. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Presbyteries. Minutes of the North Alabama Presbytery. [serial]; NOTIS; The Presbytery: n.p., 1905-. AU; 1898, 1901 pts 1-2, 1903 pts 1-2, 1904-1906, 1908-1911; BX8968.N6 A2.

1678. Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Presbyteries., East Alabama. Minutes of the Presbytery ofEast Alabama at their spring sessions, in Wetumpka, Alabama, commencing April 6th, 1859. [monograph]; NOTIS; Montgomery Daily Post Book and Job Office: Montgomery, 1859. 24 pp.; AU; BX8968.E2 A2 1859.

1679. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Presbyteries. East Alabama. Minutes of the East

172 Alabama Presbytery. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1914?-. UA, 1914, 1920/21-1922/23, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1946-1953, 1955, 1958-1960; BX8963.A2 P8x.

1680. Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Presbyteries. North Alabama. Meeting. Minutes of the North Alabama Presbytery. [serial]; NOTIS; The Presbytery: n.p., 1897?-. AU, 1898, 1901, 1903, 1904-1906, 1908-1911; UA, 1939; BX8968.N6 A2; BX8963 .A2 P843x (UA).

1681. Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Presbyteries. North Alabama. The Presbytery of North Alabama... meeting. [serial]; NOTIS; Standard Printing: Sheffield, AL, 1923. UA; BX8963.A2 P842x.

1682. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Synod of Alabama. The ''King's business" in the synod ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Synod of Alabama: Birmingham, 1926. 147 pp.; UA; BX8967.A42 P74 1926x.

1683. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Synod of Alabama. Minutes ofthe... annual meeting of the Synod ofAlabama of the Presbyterian Church in the United States... [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1899. AU; BX8967.A2 A2.

1684. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Synod of Alabama. Minutes of the Synod of Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Barrett and Brown: Montgomery, 1865-. previous title: "Presbyterian Church in the Confederate States of America. Synod of Alabama. Minutes"; AU, 1866, 1885; BX8967.A2 A2.

1685. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Synod of Alabama. Minutes of the Synod of Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1835?-. UA, 1873, 1897, 1900-1903, 1905-1906, 1918, 1926, 1928, 1932-1951, etc.; BX8951.A2 P7x.

1686. Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Synod of Alabama. Woman's Auxiliary. Meeting. Minutes... annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Synod of Alabama, Presbyterian Church, U.S. [serial]; NOTIS; The Auxiliary: n.p., Nov. 3-5, 1936. UA; BV4420.P7x.

1687. Price, Susan J. Little journeys in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Macmillan: New York, 1925? 32 pp.; microfilm; AU; F326.P75 and MADD.

1688. Primitive Baptist Church (Ramah, Ala.). Proceedings of the council meeting of the Primitive Baptists: held with the church ofRamah, Pike County, Alabama, December 9 and JO, 1902. [monograph]; NOTIS; J. Post: Troy, AL, 1903. 40 pp.; UA; BX6384.A2 P75 1903x.

1689. Prince, Ethel. Some aspects of the anti-slavery movement in the South prior to the War Be-tween the States. [thesisL NOTIS; University of Alabama:

173 Tuscaloosa, 1937. 81 leaves; UA; T378.P93s 1937.

1690. Pritchett, C. Herman. The Tennessee Valley Authority; a study in public administration. [monograph]; NOTIS; The University of North Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, c1943. 333 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 P68.

1691. The Progressive Farmer. Selected Southern cakes. [monograph]; NOTIS; Home Department, The Progressive Farmer: Birmingham, 194-? 100 pp.; AU; TX771.P7.

1692. Protective Life Insurance Company (Birmingham, Ala.). The book ofAlabama and the South: commemorating the silver anniversary of the Protective Life Insurance Company, Birmingham, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Company: Birmingham, 1934. 207 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1693. Prouty, William Frederick. Roads and road materials ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1911. 148 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama State Highway Department), No. 2; AU; QE81.A15 No. 11.

1694. Pugh, Gladys Rowena. The Alabama child welfare department. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1922. 13 leaves; UA; T378.P96 1922.

1695. Purefoy, Eva B. Purefoy hotel cook book: true and tried recipes ofreal Southern cooking. [monograph]; NOTIS; E. Purefoy: Talladega, AL, c1941. 138 pp.; AU; TX715.P9615 1941.

1696. Pyrnelle, Louise Clarke. Diddie, Dumps, and Tot: or, Plantation child-life. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harper & Brothers: New York, c1910. 217 pp.; "plantation life--Alabama--Juvenile literature"; AU; PZ7 .P998 Di 1910.

1697. Pyrnelle, Louise Clarke. Miss Li'[' Tweety. [monograph]; NOTIS; Harper: New York, 1917. 254 pp.; "The adventures of a young white girl on her father's large cotton plantation in Alabama prior to the Civil War"; UA; PZ7.P998 Mi 7 1917x.

1698. Quinn, I. T. Alfalfa growing in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Agriculture and Industries Department, State of Alabama: Montgomery, 1920. 7 pp.; UA; SB205.A4 Q8.

1699. Rabb, Reginald Earl. The child labor problem in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1925. 48 leaves; UA; T378.Rl lc 1925.

1700. Rameau, P. Colfax. Southern Negro Racial Association: objects andpurpose and constitution and by-laws. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Association: Birmingham, 19--. 23 pp.; UA; F335.Al R35 1900zx.

174 1701. Ransmeier, Joseph S. Shadow and substance in the TVA power controversy. [monograph]; NOTIS; Vanderbilt University Press: Nashville, 1941. 35 pp.; "Papers of the Institute of Research and Training in the Social Sciences," No. 1; AU; HC107.A13 N27 No. 1.

1702. Ransmeier, Joseph S. The Tennessee Valley Authority; a case study in the ecomomics ofmultiple purpose stream planning. [monograph]; NOTIS; Vanderbilt University Press: Nashville, 1942. 486 pp.; "electric utilities--rates"; AU; TK.1425.M8 R3.

1703. Ravesies, Paul. Scenes and settlers ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Mobile, 1885? 120 pp.; AU; F327.R255.

1704. Raymond, Henry Jarvis. Disunion and slavery. A series ofletters to Hon. W.L. Yancey, ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: New York?, 1861? 36 pp.; AU; E458.R27.

1705. Read, William Alexander. Indian place-names in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Louisiana State University: Baton Rouge, 1937. 84 pp.; Louisiana State University Studies, No. 29; AU; AS 36.L871.

1706. Red Mountain Iron & Coal Company of Alabama. Advertisement of the mineral lands of the Red Mountain Iron & Coal Company ofAlabama: showing their location, geological formation, deposits of coal and iron ore, water power, railroads, soil climate, and other circumstances. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Sackett & Mackay: New York, 1868. 20 pp.; BP; TN24.A2 R4.

1707. Reed, Franklin Weld. A working plan for forest lands in central Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1905. 71 pp.; AU; SD144.A15 R4.

1708. Reeder, Robert Linden. A program ofwork for the vocational agriculture department of the Central High School, Florence, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 82 leaves; AU; TED.R3275.

1709. Reid, Stephen Nathaniel. History of the Snow Creek Baptist Association. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Association: Alabama, 1942? 24 pp.; "Afro-American Baptists--Alabama"; UA; BX6470.S66 R45 1942.

1710. Reid, Stevenson Nathaniel. The home manual: comprising a practical knowledge ofrules, customs and laws, governing a well-regulated home... [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Anniston?, 1941. 179 pp.; UA; HQ734.R34 1941x.

1711. Renfro, N. P. The beginning ofrailroads in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n. p.:

175 Auburn, 1910. 18 pp.; "Historical Studies" (Alabama Polytechnic Institute), Ser. 4; AU; HE 1021.R4.

1712. Reynolds, Hughes. The Coosa River Valley from De Soto to hydroelectric power. [monograph]; NOTIS; Hobson Book Press: Cynthiana, KY, 1944. 351 pp.; AU; F332.C686 R4.

1713. Rhodes, Dolly Victoria. An approach to junior high school mathematics based upon the home and community needs of Te"ebonne Parish. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 151 leaves; AU; TED.R4763.

1714. Rhone, I. H. The Alabama Negro, 1863-1946. [monograph]; NOTIS; Gulf Informer Publisher Company: Mobile, 1946. 175 pp.; AU; tE185.5 .A422 1946.

1715. Rice, Edward Bums. Natural water losses from selected drainage basins in Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Geological Survey of Alabama?: University, AL, 1945. 35 pp.; "Bulletin" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 56; contributors: Clayton Haines Hardison and the U.S. Geological Survey; AU; QE81.A15 No. 56.

1716. Rice, John Carl. A study on reclaiming "Clay Gall" land of the Piedmont plateau. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 8 leaves; AU; TAY.R4965.

1717. Richardson, Ben Albert. Great American Negroes. [monograph]; NOTIS; Thomas Y. Crowell: New York, 1945. 223 pp.; George Washington Carver is featured in book; AU; E185.96 .RS.

1718. Richardson, Jesse Monroe. Geography ofAlabama: her land and people. [monograph]; NOTIS; Viewpoint: Montgomery, n.d. 119 pp.; "edited for fourth grade by John M. Stewart and Lila Harper Stewart"; AU; Gl26.R5.

1719. Riddle, John Ingle. The six-year rural high school: a comparative study ofsmall and large units in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Teachers College, Columbia University: New York, 1937. 101 pp.; "Contributions to Education," No. 737; "originally presented as author's thesis, Columbia"; AU; LBS.CS No. 737.

1720. Riley, B. F. Alabama as it is; or, The immigrant's and capitalist's guide book to Alabama: furnishing the most accurate and detailed information concerning the varied elements ofwealth in Alabama, whether ofmine, field or forest... [monograph]; NOTIS; Constitution Publishing Company: Atlanta, 1888. 304 pp.; microfilm; AU; F326.R57 and MADD.

1721. Riley, B. F. History of Conecuh County, Alabama. Embracing a detailed record

176 ofevents from the earliest period to the present; biographical sketches of those who have been most conspicuous in the annals of the county; a complete list of the officials ofConecuh, besides much valuable information relative to the internal resources of the county. [monograph]; NOTIS; T. Gilbert, printer: Columbus, GA, 1881. 233 pp.; AU; F332.C7 R5.

1722. Riley, B. F. History of the Baptists ofAlabama: from the time of their first occupation ofAlabama in 1808, until 1894... [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts and Son: Birmingham, 1895. 481 pp.; microfilm; AU; BX6248 .A2 R48 and MADD.

1723. Riley, B. F. The life and times ofBooker T. Washington. [monograph]; NOTIS; Fleming H. Revell: New York, 1916. 301 pp.; AU; E185.97 W265.

1724. Riley, B. F. Makers and romance ofAlabama history: embracing sketches of the men who have been largely instrumental in shaping the policies and in molding the conditions in rapid growth ofAlabama, together with the thrilling and romantic scenes with which our history is resplendent. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1915? 618 pp.; AU; F325.R57.

1725. Riley, B. F. A memorial history of the Baptists ofAlabama; being an account of the struggles and achievements of the denomination from 1808 to 1923. [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed for the Alabama Baptist State Convention by the Judson Press: Philadelphia, cl 923. 403 pp.; AU; BX6248.A2 RS.

1726. Riley, B. F. The white man's burden; a discussion ofthe inte"acial question with special reference to the responsibility of the white race to the Negro problem. [monograph]; NOTIS; B.F. Riley: Birmingham, 1910. 239 pp.; AU; E185.61 .R565.

1727. Riley, Regina. Program for visual education for a typical consolidated school in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 102 leaves; AU; TED.R5734.

1728. Rising Star Society (Oswichee, Ala.). Constitution, by-laws and certificate of incorporation of the Rising Star Society of Oswichee, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; T. Gilbert, Printers: Columbus, GA, 1892. 9 pp.; "Afro-Americans--Societies, etc."; UA; HS213.A4 R57 1892x.

1729. Risley, Eleanor de la Vergne. The road to Wildcat; a tale ofsouthern mountaineering. [monograph]; NOTIS; Little, Brown: Boston, 1930. 266 pp.; "Our months of wandering in the Alabama mountains"--p.4; AU; F210.R59.

1730. River and harbor improvement convention (1885: Tuscaloosa, Ala.). Memorial

177 assembled at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, November 17th, 1885, including... information concerning the coal, iron and agricultural resources ofAlabama, east Mississippi and west Georgia, contiguous to or drained by the river system ofAlabama; with an accurate map of the te"itory penetrated by the water-ways ofAlabama flowing into the Gulf ofMexico at Mobile. [monograph]; NOTIS; Ohio Valley Press: Cincinnati, 1886. 68 pp.; UA; TC24.A3 R6.

1731. Roanoke (Ala.). Milk and meat code of the city ofRoanoke, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1932. 43 pp.; UA; JS1507.R63 MS 1932x.

1732. Roberson, Olen D. A unit: the Farm Security Administration project of Coffee County for use in developing the social studies program of the senior class ofNew Brockton High School, New Brockton, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 68 leaves; UA; T378.R54u 1939.

1733. Roberts, Frances C. An experiment in emancipation ofslaves by an Alabama planter. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1940. 116 leaves; UA; T378.R54e 1940.

1734. Roberts, J. A. Equalization of educational opportunity in the white elementary schools of Geneva County, Alabama, in terms of the education and training of the teachers 1936-1937. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 84 leaves; UA; T378 R54e 1937.

1735. Roberts, T. K. Every Christian a missionary. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roemer Printing: Montgomery, 1896. 40 pp.; UA; BV2550.R63 1896x.

1736. Robertson, W. G. Recollections of the early settlers ofMontgomery County and their families. [monograph]; NOTIS; Excelsior Printing : Montgomery, 1892. 157 pp.; AU has 1961 reprint and microfilm of this later edition.; UA; F332.M73 R64.

173 7. Robinson, Lloyd B. The influence ofMung Bean meal supplemented with predetermined quantities of essential amino acids on chick growth. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 34 leaves; TU; Reference.

1738. Robuck, J. E. My own personal experience and observation as a soldier in the Confederate Army, during the Civil War, 1861-1865, also during the period ofreconstruction; appending a history of the origin, rise, career and disbanding of the famous , or Invisible Empire. Exactly why, when and where it originated. [monograph]; NOTIS; Leslie Printing and Publishing: Birmingham, 1911? 136 pp.; AU; E605.R63 1911.

178 1739. Roche, Emma Langdon. Historic sketches of the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Knickerbocker Press: New York, 1914. 148 pp.; AU; E447.R67.

1740. Rock Asphalt Corporation. Good roads: how they may be made to last. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Cherokee, AL, c1926. 16 pp.; UA; TE275.R63 1926x.

1741. Rogers, Charles M. A. A survey ofthe methods ofcrop .financing in Greene County, Ala. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 59 leaves; UA; T378.R63s 1933.

1742. Rogers, Thomas Hayden. The effect offertilizers and the method ofapplication on nodule formation, growth and percentage ofnitrogen in hairy vetch. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 23 leaves; AU; TAY.R729.

1743. Rosene, Walter. A preliminary study of the food habits of the mourning dove in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 70 leaves; AU; TZG .RS 13.

1744. Ross, Letitia Dowdell. A history ofthe Methodist Church, Auburn, Alabama, 1836-1944. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bulletin Publishing Company: Auburn, 1944. 70 pp.; AU; BX8249.A89 RS.

1745. Rothwell, Melvin Thomas. George Washington Carver: a great scientist. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Boone Publishing: Des Moines, 1944. 48 pp.; TU; S417.C3R6.

1746. Round Island Baptist Church (Limestone County, Ala.). Minutes ofRound Island Baptist Church, Limestone County, Alabama, 1817-1939. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1940? microfilm; UA; microfilm.

1747. Rowan, Thomas. Black earth. [monograph]; NOTIS; Hillman-Curl: New York, 1935. 303 pp.; AU; PS3535.09534 BS.

1748. Rowe, R. W. Soil survey ofHale County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1910. 31 pp.; contributors: William G. Smith, C.S. Waldrop, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; SS99.A4 H3 1910.

1749. Royal Arch Masons. Grand Chapter (Ala.). The chapter code ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Barrett & Brown: Montgomery, 1869. 92 pp.; UA; HS717.A2 R6 1869x.

1750. Royal Arch Masons. Grand Chapter (Ala.). Chapter manual. [serial]; NOTIS; The

179 Chapter: Birmingham, 1915-. UA, 1919, 1947; HS717.A2 R63.

1751. Royal Arch Masons. Grand Chapter (Ala.). Constitution ofthe Grand Chapter of the State ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1823? 20 pp.; UA; HS717.A2 R65 1823x.

1752. Royal Arch Masons, Grand Chapter (Ala.). Proceedings of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter ofAlabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1893-. UA, 1823-1852, 1853-1865, 1867-1871, 1873-1887, 1890/91, 1914-1920, 1924, 1926, 1928, 1930-1932, 1935/36, 1938; HS717.A2 A2ax.

1753. Royal Arch Masons. Grand Chapter (Ala.). Proceedings of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the most ancient and honorable fraternity ofFree and Accepted Masons of the State ofAlabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Printed at the office of the Mobile Register: Mobile, 1824-. BP, 1825, 1849, 1858, 1892; HS717.A2 A2 .

1754. Royall, Anne Newport. The black book; or, a continuation oftravels in the United States. [monograph]; NOTIS; printed for the author: Washington, D.C., 1828-1829. 3 vols. library has Vol. 3; UA; E165.R89.

1755. Royall, Anne Newport. Letters from Alabama on various subjects: to which is added, an appendix, containing remarks on sundry members ofthe 20th & 21st Congress, and other high characters, &c. &c. at the seat of government. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Washington, D.C., 1830. 232 pp.; "The 50 letters bear dates extending from Nov. 1817 to June 1822."; UA; F326.R88.

1756. Royall, Anne Newport. Mrs. Royall's southern tour, or, Second series of the Black book. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Washington, D.C., 1830-1831. 3 vols.; library has Volume 2; UA; F213.R88.

1757. Ruggles, Dyer N. Studies on the food habits of the white-tailed deer in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 75 leaves; AU; TZG .R9324.

1758. Rumph, Alberta Laney. Sketch of the Methodist Church, Perote, Ala., 1839-1908. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1908. 9 pp.; AU; BX8249.P47 R86 1908.

1759. Rutledge, Carrie McMillan. Status of the ma"iedwoman teacher of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, 1935-1936. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1936. 33 leaves; UA; T378.R93s 1936.

1760. Rutledge, William Sumner. An economic and social history ofantebellum Jefferson County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama:

180 Tuscaloosa, 1939. 151 leaves; UA; T378.R93e 1939.

1761. Sacred Harp Centennial Celebration. Minutes of the Sacred Harp Centennial Celebration: held at Double Springs, Winston County, Alabama, September 18-24, 1944. [monograph]; NOTIS; Sacred Harp Publishing, Inc.: n.p., 1944. 74 pp.; NA; ML2911.S2 1944.

1762. Saffold, Mildred Reynolds. Sugar Babe: a sketch ofplantation life in the seventies. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1924. 31 pp.; AU; E443.S3 1924.

1763. Salem Primitive Baptist Church (Tallassee, Ala.). Articles offaith, rules of decorum, and church convenant of the Salem Primitive Baptist Church, Tallassee, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.A. Fowler: Dothan, 1900? 3 leaves; UA; BX6387.S35 1900zx.

1764. Salem-Troy Baptist Association. Annual session. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: n.p., 1945 (107th). UA, 1945; BX6248.A2 S35x.

1765. Salmon, William Davis. Land grant colleges; historical/acts. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn?, 1938? 6 pp.; AU; LB2827.S3.

1766. Salter, Daniel R. An analysis ofselective factors influencing/arm income in Hale County, as a basis for establishing a more effective vocational agricultural program. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1952. 61 leaves; "Educational status of operators, size of farms, types of farms and major farm enterprises are some of the factors studied to determine their influence on income of 100 Negro farm operators in Hale County, Alabama, over a five year period as basis for improving agricultural program."; TU; Reference.

1767. Sampley, J. S. A bible history of the Negro: showing his creation prior to Adam; he is a separate and distinct species of the human family so recognized by their creator from Adam's day to the time of our saviour. [monograph]; NOTIS; Greenville Advocate: Greenville, AL?, 1887. 24 pp.; UA; HT1589.B5 1887x.

1768. Sanders, Irwin Taylor and Ensminger, Douglas. Alabama rural communities: a study of Chilton county. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama College: Montevallo, 1940. 80 pp.; AU; F332.C46.

1769. Sanders, Mildred Lee. A study of nutrition and dental health supplemented by reports ofa survey of some children in the nursery school. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1935. 80 leaves; AU; THE .S2155.

1770. Sanders, W. H. A compendfor the members of the organized medical profession

181 ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1913. 299 pp.; AU; Rl5.M46.

1771. Sanders, W. H. Th.e history, philosophy, andfruits ofmedical organization in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1914. 70 pp.; "Read before the Medical Assocation of the State of Alabama at its annual meeting of 1914"; AU; Rl5.A6 S2 1914.

1772. Sanford, Gilbert Avery. Occupational and geographic mobility in a rural Alabama community. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 157 leaves; UA; T378.Sa5o 1939.

1773. Saunders, James Edmonds. Early settlers ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; L. Graham & Son: New Orleans, 1899. 530 pp.; AU also has 1961 and 1969 reprints; AU; F325.S28 1899.

1774. Schoenmann, L. R. Soil survey ofLowndes County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1918. 68 pp.; contributors: R.T. Avon Burke, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599 .A4 L 7 1918.

1775. Schoffelmayer, Victor H. Here comes tomo"ow! [monograph]; Frissell Library; Row, Peterson and Company: Evanston, IL, 1942. 64 pp.; George Washington Carver is subject ofbook; TU; TP149.S27.

1776. Scott, Charles D. II. Occupational establishment offormer students ofvocational agriculture in Montgomery Training School area. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 69 leaves; TU; Reference.

1777. Scott, Emmett Jay. Booker T. Washington, builder ofa civilization. [monograph]; NOTIS; Doubleday, Page & Company: Garden City, NY, 1916. 331 pp.; co-author, Lyman Beecher Stowe; AU; E185.97 .W27.

1778. Scott, Harold Guy. Some aspects of the social life ofa cotton community in Alabama. [thesis]; Auburn University: Auburn, 1932. 52 leaves; AU; TSY .S42.

1779. Scott, Millard Franklin. Northern opinion of slavery in the United States (1830-1850). [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 64 leaves; UA; T378.Sco8n 1931.

1780. Scott, Sutton Selwyn. Th.e Mobilians, or, Talks about the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1898. 164 pp.; microfilm; AU; F326.S4 and MADD.

1781. Scott, Sutton Selwyn. Southbrooke. [monograph]; NOTIS; T. Gilbert: Columbus,

182 GA, 1880. 259 pp.; AU; PZ 3 .S4295 So.

1782. Screws, Benjamin H. The "/oil" legislature ofAlabama; its ridiculous doings, and nonsensical sayings. Held in Montgomery, July and August, 1868... [monograph]; NETSCAPE; R.W. Offutt & Company: Montgomery, 1868. 56 pp.; "Reconstruction--Alabama"; BP; F326.S43.

1783. Scrivner, Pauline. A study ofmaterials read by students and other persons of the Gorgas community, Tuscaloosa county (Alabama), 1944-1945. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1945. 70 leaves; UA; T378.Scr39s 1945.

1784. Scroggs, William Oscar. The financial history ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1910. all pages after 234 are missing; AU; fF326.S435.

1785. Scruggs, J. H. Alabama postal roads with maps, 1818-1845. [monograph]; NOTIS; privately published?: Birmingham, n.d. 18 pp.; AU; HE6376.Al A23.

1786. Seale, Mettie Davidson. The diaries ofJohn Knox Elliott; a sociological analysis ofa naive document. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 191 leaves; "Elliott, John Knox (1831-1892}; Sumter County (Ala.)"; UA; T378 Se 15d 1939.

1787. Searcy, J. T. Race characteristics as determining/actors in education: a paper. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1891. 11 pp.; "Read before the Alabama Educational Association, in session at East Lake, Alabama, July 1, 1891 "; UA; E185.625 .S62 1891x.

1788. Seay, Frank. The educational situation in Alabama Methodism. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1907. 7 pp.; UA; BX8248.A2 S5x.

1789. Second District Agricultural School. Catalogue of the Second District Agricultural School. [serial]; NOTIS; The School; Brown Printing Company: Evergreen, AL; Montgomery, 1914/1915?-. previous title: "Southwest Alabama Agricultural School. Annual catalog of the Southwest Alabama Agricultural School"; AU, 1914/1915; S537.A2 S69.

1790. Second District State Agricultural School. Eighteenth Annual Announcement, 1910-1911. [serial]; Montgomery; Courier-Journal Job Printers: Louisville, 1910? ADAH; Experiment Station Collection.

1791. Seiger, George R. Fortune building with safety: showing enormous and certain profits in the paper shell pecan industry. [monograph]; NOTIS; Home Gardens Land Company: Dyal, AL, c1910. 29 pp.; UA; HD9259.P37 A4 1910x.

183 1792. Sellers, James Benson. The prohibition movement in Alabama, 1702 to 1943. [monograph]; NOTIS; University ofNorth Carolina Press : Chapel Hill, 1943. 325 pp.; James Sprunt Studies in History and Political Science, Vol. 26; AU; F251 .J28 .

1793. Sellers, James Benson. Negro education in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1924. 70 leaves; UA; T378.Se4n 1924.

1794. Sellers, James Benson. The prohibition movement in Alabama, 1702 to 1943. [monograph]; NOTIS; University ofNorth Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, 1943. 325 pp.; AU; F251.J28.

1795. Sellers, Thomas Jones. An analysis ofcertain factors affecting the health and educational progress of the children ofBulah School. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 66 leaves; AU; TED.S4675.

1796. Semmes, Douglas Ramsay. Oil and gas in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: University, AL, 1940. 408 pp.; "Special report" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 15; AU; fQE 81.A32 No. 15.

1797. Semple, Emily Virginia. Reminiscences ofmy early life and relatives: at the request ofmy son Henry C. Semple, S.J. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1892? 20 pp.; AU; F326.5 .S45 1892.

1798. Seventh District Agricultural Experiment Station. Annual report . [serial]; Montgomery; The Station?: Albertville, AL, 1894?-. ADAH, 1897 (4th annual), 1898, 1899, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1907, 1909;AU, 1907; Experiment Station Collection.

1799. Seventh District Agricultural School (Albertville, Ala.). Facts .. Jor... farmers: essays read [on] Farmers' Day, May 15, 1899. [monograph]; Montgomery; Democrat Printers: Guntersville, AL, 1899. ADAH; Experiment Station Collection.

1800. Seventh District Agricultural School (Albertville, Ala.). The Mountaineer. [serial]; NOTIS; The School: Albertville, 1913-. edited by senior class of the school; UA, Vol. 1 (1913); LB3621.5 .M68x.

1801. Seventh District Agricultural School and Experiment Station of Alabama. Annual catalogue. [serial]; Montgomery; The School: Albertville, AL, 1894?-. ADAH, 1897-1898, 1898-1899, 1899-1900, 1900-1901, 1901-1902, 1902-1903, 1903-1904, 1904-1905, 1905-1906, 1906-1907, 1907-1908, 1908-1909, 1909-1910, 1910-1911, 1911-1912, 1912-1913, 1913-1914, 1914-1915, 1915-1916; AU, 1900-1901, 1906-1907; Experiment Station Collection.

1802. Seventh District Agricultural School and Experiment Station (Albertville, Ala.).

184 Rules and Regulations. [serial]; Montgomery; Guntersville Democrat Printers: Guntersville, AL, 1893?-. ADAH, 1897-1898, 1898-1899, 1899-1900; Experiment Station Collection.

1803. Sewall, Lewis. The last campaign ofSir John Falstaff the II Or, the hero of the Burnt-Corn battle. A heroi-comic poem. By************. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: St. Stephens, AL, 1815. 26 pp.; "A satirical attack on Col. James Caller, who in July 1813 led a surprise attack on the Creek Indians at Burnt Com Creek, Ala. This battle, in which the whites were routed, was the beginning of the Creek War. The poem was reprinted in The Miscellaneous Poems ofLewis Sewall (Mobile, 1833) from which its authorship is known." ; UA; E83.813 .S45x.

1804. Shackelford, Edward Madison. The.first.fifty years ofthe State Teachers College at Troy, Alabama, 1887 to 1937. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1937. 301 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1805. Shackleford, Josephus. History of the Muscle Shoals Baptist Association from 1820 to 1890, a period of 70 years, with a history of the churches of the same and a biographical sketch of its ministers. [monograph]; NOTIS; The author: Trinity, AL, 1891. 319 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1806. Shapard, Jeanette. Introducing the study ofscience into the elementary schools of a county. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1933. 2 vols.; AU; TED.S5294.

1807. Sharman, Jackson Roger. Physical education facilities for the public accredited high schools ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Teachers College, Columbia University: New York, 1930. 78 pp.; "Contributions to Education," No. 408; AU; LB5 .CS No. 408.

1808. Sharp, P. W. Baldwin County, Alabama. Observations ofa former Minnesota man, who lived 22 years in the Northwest States--seeing the wonderful possibilities from a Northerner's viewpoint. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: Foley, AL?, 1922. 103 pp.; On cover: "'Dixie' is calling you!! Come to Baldwin County, Alabama."; BP; F332.B2 S5.

1809. Shaw, Bennie James. A study offarm management practices on JOO Negro farms in Macon County, Alabama, 1949. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 65 leaves; TU; Reference.

1810. Shaw, Stanton Bernard. The time ofday of laying in relation to production, fertility and hatchability in Barred Plymouth Rock hens. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 26 leaves; TU; Reference.

1811. Sheffield Land, Iron and Coal Company. Sheffield, Ala., the iron manufacturing

185 advantages and prospects. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Company: Sheffield, AL, 1888. 38 pp.; AU; F334.S7 S53.

1812. Shelby County Fair Association. Annual exhibition ofthe Shelby County Fair Association to be held .. [serial]; NOTIS; Shelby County Fair Association: Montevallo, 1911-. AU, Vol I (1911); GT4610.A2 S54.

1813. Shelton, Barrett. Supplementing/arm with factory. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama State Chamber of Commerce: Montgomery, 1940. 3 pp.; "Delivered at the annual meeting of the Alabama State Chamber of Commerce, held at Birmingham, Alabama, October 10, 1940. "; UA; HF295.S54 1940x.

1814. Shepard, A. K. ''Alabama and her material interests": address... to the Board of Trade ofMobile, Ala., May 1885. [monograph]; NOTIS; Caldwell Printing Works: Birmingham, 1885. 25 pp.; UA; HC107.A4 S5 1885x.

1815. Shiller, Samuel. Some aspects ofreligious development in the Old South. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 74 leaves; UA; T378.Sh6s 1931.

1816. Shirley, Robert Hobson. Pupil progress in high schools of Talladega County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 47 leaves; UA; T378.Sh6p 1939.

1817. Shotts, Reynold. A performance study ofcoals from the Cahaba field for domestic stoker fuels. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama State Mine Experiment Station, School of Mines, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1945. 38 pp.; "Technical report" (University of Alabama, State Mine Experiment Station), No. 1 ; AU; ffN 24.A2 A7 No. 1.

1818. Shumway, Harry Irving. I go South: an unprejudiced visit to a group ofcotton mills. [monograph]; Houghton Mifflin: Boston, 1930. 90 pp.; microfilm; AU; HD8039.T42 U668.

1819. Sidney Land and Colony Company. Our Alabama homes: from the lakes to the gulf as the crow flies; a winter paradise 'mid the fruits, flowers and evergreens. [monograph]; NOTIS; Courier Journal Job Printing: Louisville, AL, 1902. 31 pp.; AU; F334 .B7454 S53 1902.

1820. Simmons, Charles Ferdinand. Penetration ofcalcium and phosphate through the soil and subsoil. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1934. 19 leaves; AU; TAY.S5925.

1821. Simms, William Gilmore. Richard Burdis: a tale ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Belford, Clarke: Chicago, 1885. 403 pp.; "Murrell, John

186 A--fiction"; AU; PS2848 .R5 1885.

1822. Sims, Mamie Hunt. Negro mystic lore. [monograph]; To-morrow Press: Chicago, 1907. 149 pp.; AU; PS3537.1785 N45 1907.

1823. Sipsey Baptist Association. Minutes ofthe Sipsey Baptist Association. [serial]; NOTIS; Banner Printing: Fayette, AL, 1904. UA, 1904 (15th), 1910, 1942, 1944-1945, etc.; BX6248.A2 S5x.

1824. Skinner, Leila Jordan. Social and economic conditions in Marengo County and their implications for schools. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1943. 120 leaves; AU; TED.S628.

1825. Skinner, Mary Elizabeth. Country children ofAlabama, 1880s-1890s: memories I by Mary Elizabeth Skinner; illustrations by Minnie Elliot Barnes. [monograph]; NOTIS; Business Equipment Company: Demopolis, AL, 19--. 52 pp.; UA; F326.6 .S46 1900Zx.

1826. Slay, William J. Trends in school costs in Alabama 1910 to 1935. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 58 leaves; AU; TED.S631.

1827. Small, John Kunkel. Manual ofthe Southeastern flora; being descriptions of the seed plants growing naturally in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, eastern Louisiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. [monograph]; NOTIS; The author: New York, 1933. 1554 pp.; AU; QK125.S64 1933.

1828. Smith and De Land. Northern Alabama, historical and biographical. [monograph]; NOTIS; Smith & De Land: Birmingham, 1888. 776 pp.; AU; F326.N6.

1829. Smith, Earle Russell. History of the East Alabama Male College located at Auburn, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 15 leaves; AU; THY.S646.

1830. Smith, Eugene Allen. Concerning oil and gas in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1917. 18 pp.; "Circular" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 3; AU; QE 81.A16 No. 3.

1831. Smith, Eugene Allen. Geological survey ofAlabama: report for the years 1881 and 1882, embracing an account of the agricultural features ofthe state. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.D. Brown: Montgomery, 1883. 615 pp.; UA; QE81.S55x.

1832. Smith, Eugene Allen. The underground water resources ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1907. 388

187 pp.; "Monograph" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 6; AU; fQE81.A26 No. 6.

1833. Smith, Eugene Allen. Report on the cotton production ofthe state ofAlabama: with a discussion ofthe general agricultural features of the state. [monograph]; [s.n.]: [Washington, D.C.], 1884? 163 pp.; AU; HD9074.A4 us.

1834. Smith, Eugene Allen. Sketch of the mineral resources ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Published by the direction of Isaac F. Culver, commissioner of agriculture: n.p., 187-? 15 pp.; AU; TN24.A2 S55.

1835. Smith, Howard C. Soil survey ofBarbour County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1916. 50 pp.; contributors: N. Eric Bell, J. F. Stroud, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 B3 1916.

1836. Smith, Howard C. Soil survey ofBullock County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1915. 50 pp.; contributors: W.E. Wilkinson, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 BS 1915.

1837. Smith, Howard C. Soil survey of Chambers County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1911. 30 pp.; contributors: P.H. Avary, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C35 1911.

1838. Smith, Howard C. Soil survey of Choctaw County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1925. pp. 975-1009; contributors: Clarence Lounsbury, J.F. Stroud, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C48 1925.

1839. Smith, Howard C. Soil survey ofJefferson County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1910. 37 pp.; contributors: E.S. Pace, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 14 1910.

1840. Smith, Howard C. Soil survey ofMonroe County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1918. 53 pp.; contributors: Austin L. Patrick, J.F. Stroud, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 M7 1918.

1841. Smith, Howard C. Soil survey of Tallapoosa County, Alabama. [monograph];

188 pp.; contributors: P.H. Avary, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 TIS 1910.

1842. Smith, Thomas Guilford. Report of the mineral lands and resources of the Alabama & Chattanooga railroad company. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; W.H. Young & Blake: Troy, NY, 1871. 47 pp.; UA has microfilm copy; BP; F326.S66 1871.

1843. Smith, William G. Soil survey ofBlount County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1906. 22 pp.; contributors: F.N. Meeker, United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S599.A4 B61906.

1844. Smith, William G. Soil survey of Colbert County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1909. 34 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C68 1909.

1845. Smith, William G. Soil survey of Sumter County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1905. 30 pp.; contributors: F.N. Meeker, United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S599.A4 SS 1905.

1846. Smyth, Sydnia Keene. The ante-helium architecture of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1929. 54 leaves; UA; T378 Sm96a 1929.

1847. Sommer, Anna Louise. The response to magnesium of six different crops on sixteen Alabama soils [byJ Anna L. Sommer, John L Wear and Aaron Baxter. [monographL NOTIS; Soil Science Society of America: Madison, WI, 1940. pp. 205-212; reprinted from "Soil Science of America, Proceedings, 1940," Vol. 5; AU; LD271.A9 S64 1940r.

1848. Soule, Andrew M. Address ofProf Andrew M Soule of the University of Tennessee on beef cattle industry in the South: delivered at Birmingham, January 27, 1903 before the Alabama Livestock Association. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Agriculture: Montgomery, 1903. 23 pp.; contributor: Alabama Livestock Association; UA; SF203.S68 1903x.

1849. South and North Alabama Railroad Company. The charter of the South & North Ala. RR. co. and acts amendatory thereof together with the charters of the Mobile & Montgomery, and Montgomery & Eufaula railroads; and embracing the acts in relation to the three per cent. fund, the land grants to railroads and also laws regulating railroads in Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; South & North Alabama Railroad Company: Montgomery,

189 1876. 152 pp.; BP; HE2791.S6 1876.

1850. South and North Alabama Railroad Company. The Description of the lands on the South & North Alabama Railroad are not overdrawn. .. : go to Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Courier-Journal Printers: Louisville, KY, 1878. 19 pp.; UA; HD266.A2 S6 1878x.

1851. South, OronPercy. Farm organizations inAlabamafrom 1872 to 1907. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. 96 leaves; AU; THY.S726.

1852. Southeast Alabama Agricultural School and Experiment Station. Annual report of the experiment station ofthe Southeast Alabama Agricultural School, Abbeville, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1908. AU, 1907/1908; S537.A2 S682.

1853. Southeast Alabama Agricultural School and Experiment Station. Catalogue and. .. annual announcement. [serial]; NOTIS; The School: Abbeville, AL, 1908/1909-. AU, 1908/1909; S537.A2 S68.

1854. Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Proceedings of the ... Annual Meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. [serial]; NOTIS; Premier Printing : Birmingham, 1932-1961. Vols. 37-66; previous title: "Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States. Proceedings ofthe... annual meeting"; continued by: "Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Proceedings ofthe... Annual Meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools"; AU, Vols. 37-40 (1932-1935) and 53-66 (1948-1961); LB2301.S6.

1855. Southern Association of Teachers of Speech. The Southern Speech Journal. [serial]; NOTIS; Southern Association of Teachers of Speech: Tuscaloosa, 1934?-. AU; PN 4071.S65.

1856. Southern Association of Teachers of Speech. Southern speech bulletin. [serial]; NOTIS; Southern Association of Teachers of Speech: Tuscaloosa, Oct. 1935-March 1942. continued by: "Southern speech journal"; AU, Vols. 1-7 (1935-1942); PN4071.S65.

1857. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company. General Commercial Survey Engineer's Office. Economic survey ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Southern Bell?: Atlanta, 1928. 37 pp.; UA; HC107.A4 S68 1928.

1858. Southern Commission on the study oflynching. Lynchings and what they mean. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Commission: Atlanta, 1931. 76 pp.; TU; HV6457.S6.

190 1859. Southern Editors Association. A book of the South, featuring Alabama, Florida, Georgia, the Tennessee Valley ... [monograph]; NOTIS; Southern editors association: New Orleans?, 1940. 543 pp.; AU; F215.S687.

1860. Southern Editors Association. The Southerner, a biographical encyclopedia of Southern people, featuring Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Louisiana; a compilation ofthe personnel and the works ofmany who have contributed and are still contributing to the industrial, .financial and cultural greatness of the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Southern Editors Association: New Orleans?, 1944-. AU, 1944, 1945; F208.S6.

1861. Southern Industrial Institute. The Industrial student. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Camp Hill, AL, 1900?-. "vocational education--Alabama; agricultural education--Alabama"; UA, Vol. 23, No. 2 (Feb. 1923); LD7501.C35 I5x.

1862. Southern Railway (U.S.). Land and Industrial Department. The iron, coal, gold, marble, clay, bauxite, corundum and other deposits in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia: mines, minerals and mineral industries of the South: mining developments, coal trade and iron and steel industries, etc. with special reference to the country immediately tributary to the Southern Railway. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; The Railway: Washington, D.C., 1899. 27 pp.; Duke; Special Collections: E Pam#2552.

1863. Southern Society for the Promotion of the Study of Race Conditions and Problems in the South. Race problems of the South; report of the proceedings of the first annual conference held under the auspices ofthe Southern Society for the Promotion of the Study ofRace Conditions and Problems in the South, at Montgomery, Alabama, May 8, 9, 10, A.D. 1900. [monograph]; NOTIS; B.F. Johnson Publishing Company: Richmond, VA, 1900. 240 pp.; AU; E185.61 .S7.

1864. Southern States Lumber Company (Pensacola, Fla.). The Perdido Country, the region embracing the highlands ofEscambia County, Florida, and Baldwin County, Alabama, adjacent to the Gulf Coast. [monograph]; NOTIS; Southern States Lumber Company: Pensacola, FL, cl 903. 64 pp.; AU; S445.S6.

1865. Southwest Alabama Agricultural School. Annual catalog of the Southwest Alabama Agricultural School. [serial]; NOTIS; The School; Brown Printing Company: Evergreen, AL; Montgomery, 1894?-. continued by: "Second District Agricultural School. Catalogue of the Southwest District Agricultural School"; AU, Vol. 12 (1904/1905) and 1914/1915; S537.A2 S69.

191 1866. Southwest Alabama Experiment Station. Annual report of the Southwest Alabama Experiment Station, Evergreen, Ala. [serial]; Montgomery; The Station?: Evergreen?, 1906. ADAH, 1906; Experiment Station Collection.

1867. Sparks, Robbie Smith. A handbook ofthe Alabama Polytechnic Institute. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1935. 400 pp.; AU; THY.S743.

1868. Spencer, Charlie B. Comparison ofMung Bean meal and Soy Bean oil meal as sources ofprotein for laying hens. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 36 leaves; TU; Reference.

1869. Spencer, J. W. Economic geological survey in Georgia and Alabama: throughout the belt traversed by the Macon & Birmingham Railway: embracing a survey ofthe mineral-resources, building-materials, timbers, water-powers, soils, etc. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; J.E. Gardner: Athens, GA, 1889. 86 pp.; BP; TN24.G4 S63 1889.

1870. Spencer, Samuel. Address ofSamuel Spencer: president ofSouthern Railway Company, before the Alabama Agricultural Association, at Montgomery, Alabama, October 25, 1906. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Montgomery?, 1906? 24 pp.; variant title: "The last message of Samuel Spencer to the South"; AU; HE2771.A13 S7.

1871. Spidle, Marion W. Manual ofextension service organization and methods. [monograph]; NOTIS; Auburn University?: Auburn, 1941. 114 pp.; AU; S544.3 .A6 S6.

1872. Springer, Elmer Clanahan. A study ofthe use ofleisure ofone hundred women of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama, School of Home Economics: Tuscaloosa, 1930. 55 leaves; UA; T378.Sp8s 1930.

1873. Squibb, Robert. The gardener's calendar for Alabama, South Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina. [monograph]; NOTIS; S.W. Allen: Mobile, 1843. 108 pp.; UA; SB95.S77 1843x.

1874. Stakely, Charles Averett. The Baptists ofAlabama in the state's centennial: delivered at the joint session ofthe Alabama Baptist State Convention and the Woman's Missionary Union, Birmingham, Ala., November 13, 1919. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Alabama?, 1919? 11 pp.; UA; BX6248.A2 S72 1919x.

1875. Stakely, Charles Averett. History of the First Baptist Church ofMontgomery, Alabama: with sketches of the other Baptist churches of the city and county... [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, cl 930. 205 pp.; AU; BX6480.M687.

192 1876. Stark, Herny et al. The Heart of the South: along the line of the Atlanta & West Point R.R. and the Western Railway ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Woodward & Tieman: St. Louis, c1898. 101 pp.; UA; F211.A88.

1877. State Agricultural and Mechanical Institute (Normal, Alabama). The Normal Index. [serial]; Huntsville and Montgomery; The Institute (later Alabama A&M University): Normal, 1887?-1982; 1995-. This title, which has never been microfilmed, is one of only two publications by Alabama A&M from the 19th century (other being the school's catalogue). University Archives holds issues from as early as December 1890 (Vol. IV, No. 5). Issues are scattered from 1890 through the late 1940s. The publication ceased to exist in 1982 and was revived in 1995. Over the years, The Index has been the sole source of information about the university, its people, and its accomplishments. Apparently, there were several "incarnations" of this title; format changes, volume/number inconsistencies, publication irregularities (monthly vs. quarterly), etc. THIS TITLE SHOULD NOT BE CONSUSED WITH THE SIMILAR TITLE THAT APPEARS AS THE SCHOOL'S ANNUAL CATALOG. Issues available at A&M: Dec. 1890, Feb. 1891, Apr. 4, 1891, Aug. 1, 1891, Aug. 8, 1891, May 20, 1893, June 3, 1893, June 16, 1893, July 1, 1893, July 29, 1893, Aug. 5, 1893, Aug. 10, 1893, Aug. 19, 1893, Aug. 26, 1893, Sept. 9, 1893, Sept. 16, 1893,Feb. 1911,Jan. 1924,Feb. 1924,Dec. 1924,Jan. 1925,March 1925, Apr.-May 1925, March 1926, Apr.-May 1926, Nov. 1926, May 1927, Nov. 1930, Feb. 1935, Jan. 1936, Dec. 1939, Feb. 1940, May 1940, Feb. 1941, Feb. 1942, May 1944, Jan. 1945, Feb. 1946, Sept. 1947, Oct.-Nov. 1947, July 1948; ADAH also holds issues of this title.; Alabama A&M University and ADAH; University Archives and ADAH .

1878. State (Alabama) Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association. Premium list, annual exhibition, The State Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association, Montgomery, Ala. [serial]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 19--? AU; temporary control number: AGN2687.

1879. State Fair of Alabama. Here we rest: Official program and guide, State Fair of Alabama, October 25th to 31st, 1926. [monograph]; Montgomery; The Fair: Montgomery, 1926. 20 pp.; ADAH; Department of Agriculture Collection.

1880. Steadfast Indian Creek Primitive Baptist Association. Minutes. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Alabama?, 1922. UA; BX6384.S7x.

1881. Steckel, Minnie Louise. The Alabama business woman as citizen. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama College: Montevallo, 1937. 63 pp.; AU; HQ1438.A2 S7.

1882. Steckel, Minnie Louise. Alabama women and their employers, 1938-1939. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Federation of Business and Professional

193 Women's Clubs, in collaboration with Alabama College: Montevallo, 1939. 71 pp.; "Bulletin" (Alabama College), Vol. 32, No. 1; AU; HQ 1438.A2 S72.

1883. Stein, Albert. Report on the improvement of the and bay. [monograph]; NOTIS; Middleton, Harris & Company: Mobile, 1855. microfilm; UA; microfilm.

1884. Stelle, J.P. An outline expose of the geological, agricultural, hygienic and other interesting characteristics ofMobile County, Alabama: embracing surface configurations with area, geological formations with useful materials, timber with other valuable growths, soils, agricultural capabilities and hygienic peculiarities. [monograph]; NOTIS; Daily Register: Mobile, 1888. 26 pp.; UA; HC107.A22 M6 1888x.

1885. Sterne, Emma Gelders. No sullender. [monograph]; NOTIS; Duffield and Green: New York, 1932. 193 pp.; "Alabama--History--Civil War--Juvenile fiction"; microfilm; AU; MADD.

1886. Stevenson, Augusta. George Carver, Boy Scientist. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bobbs-Merrill: Indianapolis, c1944. 202 pp.; AU; S417.C3 S8.

1887. Stevenson, Horace Lee. The use of tobacco by football players in the high schools of Calhoun and Etowah counties, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1940. 55 leaves; UA; T378.St48u 1940.

1888. Stewart, Annie Beatrice. Comparison of the school achievement ofrural versus urban children with respect to certain socio-economic status factors. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 63 leaves; "The normative survey method of investigation used to make comparative study of the effects of socio-economic status of parents in rural and urban areas of Lauderdale County, Alabama, on the achievement of their children."; TU; Reference.

1889. Stewart, Ernest Harold. The capacity ofAlabama soils to supply potash/or plant growth. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 22 pp.; AU; TAY.S85.

1890. Stewart, Ernest Luther. A study in Chambers County to determine whether the course in vocational agriculture should be modified to meet better the needs of both landlord and tenant students. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 39 leaves; AU; TED .S8492.

1891. Still, Leonard Lee. The work and activities of male graduates ofElmore County High School. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1936.

194 51 leaves; UA; T378.St54w 1936.

1892. Stillman, Charles A. Sprinkling and pouring, spiritual modes of baptism: a sermon, preached by order of the Presbytery of Tuskaloosa, and published by their request. [monograph]; NOTIS; Barrett & Wimbish: Montgomery, 1859. 16 pp.; UA; BX8965.S8x.

1893. Stokes, Anson Phelps.A brief biography ofBooker Washington. [monograph]; NOTIS; Hampton Institute Press: Hampton, VA, 1936. 42 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W273.

1894. Stokes, Anson Phelps. Tuskegee Institute, the first fifty years: being the Founder's day historical address, delivered April 14, 1931, at the semi-centennial of the institute'sfounding. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute Press: Tuskegee, 1931. 99 pp.; contributor: Booker T. Washington; microfilm; AU;MADD.

1895. Stone, Ernest. Eighty-three case studies ofhigh school pupils. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1939. 80 leaves; UA; T378.St71e 1939.

1896. Stone, Olive Matthews. Agrarian conflict in Alabama: sections, races, and classes in a rural state from 1800 to 1938. [thesis]; NETSCAPE; University of North Carolina: Chapel Hill, 1939. 3 vols.; thesis for Ph.D.; BP; F326.5 .S86 1939.

1897. Stone, Robert C. Experience units in improving home life based upon a community survey. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 89 leaves; AU; TED.S877.

1898. Stratton, Asa E. The Bible in public schools; the secular evidence of the Scriptures. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1915. 28 pp.; "Court Street Methodist Church (Montgomery); Methodist Episcopal Church, South--Alabama"; UA; BX8481.M65 S75.

1899. Strode, Hudson. Spring harvest: a collection ofstories from Alabama, selected, with an introduction. [monograph]; NOTIS; Knopf: New York, 1944. 199 pp.; microfilm; AU; PS558.A5 S87 1944 and MADD.

1900. Stroud, I. F. Soil survey of Cherokee County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1928. pp. 25-62; Series 1924, No. 2; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C44 1928.

1901. Stroud, I. F. Soil survey of Crenshaw County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1924. 375 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of

195 Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C85 1924.

1902. Stroud, J. F. Soil survey ofFranklin County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1932. 32 pp.; contributors: W.W. Strike, B.H. Williams, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1927, No. 30; AU; S599.A4 F83 1932.

1903. Stroud, J. F. Soil survey of Greene County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1926. pp. 357-399; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 G7 1926.

1904. Stroud, J. F. Soil survey ofMontgomery County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1930. 49 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1926, No. 12; AU; S599.A4 M73 1930.

1905. Stroud, J. F. Soil survey ofPerry County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1935. 42 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1930, No. 30; AU; S599.A4 P45 1935.

1906. Stroud, J. F. Soil survey ofShelby County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1920. 60 pp.; contributors: Howard C. Smith, J.H. Agee, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 S5 1920.

1907. Sturkie, Dana Gibson. The plant and maintenance oflawns. [monograph]; NOTIS; Agricultural Experiment Station of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 20 pp.; AU; SB433.S93.

1908. Stutz, Albert Russell. The cotton problem, 1920-1935. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1936. 110 leaves; UA; T378.St98c 1936.

1909. Sugg, Redding Stancill. Rearing early spring lambs. [thesis?]; NOTIS; n. p.: n. p., 1914. 21 leaves; variant title: "Osteoporosis"; AU; SF376.5 .S84 1914.

1910. Sulzby, James Frederick. Birmingham: as it was, in Jackson County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Birmingham Printing Company: Birmingham, 1944? 44 pp.; microfilm; AU; F334.B6 SS and MADD.

1911. Summersell, Charles Grayson. A life ofReuben F. Kolb. [thesis]; NOTIS;

196 University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1930. 133 leaves; microfilm; UA; T378.Su6k 1930 and microfilm.

1912. Swann, M. E. Soil survey of Winston County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1937. 31 pp.; contributors: M.C. Croft, M.E. Stephens, W.E. Tharp; Soil survey (Washington, D.C.), 1932, No. 12; AU; S599.A4 W6 1937.

1913. Swanner, Fannie Delilah. Social restrictions placed upon teachers in various school communities in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 91 leaves; AU; TED.S972.

1914. Swanton, John Reed. Myths and tales of the southeastern Indians. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1929. 275 pp.; "Bulletin" (Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology), No. 88; "myths and stories of the Creek, Hitchiti, Alabama, Koasati, and Natchez Indians"; AU; E98.F6 S92.

1915. Swazey, Edward Scott. A memorial pilgrimage; issued in connection with the unveiling of the heroic statue ofDr. Booker T. Washington at Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute on April 5, 1922. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Redfield-Kendrick: New York, 1922. 29 pp.; TU; LC2851.T82S97.

1916. Swenson, G. A Soil survey of Sumter County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1941. 85 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Plant Industry, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries, et al.; Series 1935, No. 18; AU; S599.A4 S8 1941.

1917. Swenson, G. A Soil survey of Wilcox County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1938. 60 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1932, No. 26; AU; S599.A4 W5 1938.

1918. Talladega County Fair Association. The ... Annual exhibition ofthe Talladega County Fair Association Incorporated by Sylacauga, Ala. [serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Sylacauga, AL, 1913-. later title: "Talladega County Fair"; AU, 1913-1917; GT4610.A2 T35.

1919. Taylor, Arthur E. Soil survey of Clay County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1916. 41 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C62 1916.

197 U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1933. 28 pp.; contributors: J.F. Stroud, United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1929, No. 18; AU; S599.A4 C74 1933.

1921. Taylor, Elberta. Stories ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Johnson Publishing Company: Richmond, c1924. 263 pp.; microfilm; AU; F326.T23 and MADD.

1922. Taylor, Hannis et al. Memorial record ofAlabama. A concise account of the state's political, military, professional and industrial progress, together with the personal memoirs of many ofits people. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brant & Fuller: Madison, WI, 1893. 2 vols.; AU; F326.M53.

1923. Taylor, Joseph Judson. The Sabbatic question. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; F.H. Revell: New York, c1914. 80 pp.; "Sabbath--Jewish Sunday--Alabama--Authors"; BP; BM685.T3.

1924. Tennessee Valley Agricultural Correlating Committee. A study of the work of the land-grant colleges in the Tennessee Valley area in cooperation with the Tennessee Valley Authority. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1939. 76 pp.; AU; S533.B18.

1925. Tennessee Valley Authority. Annual report of the Tennessee Valley Authority. [serial]; NOTIS; TVA: Knoxville, 1933-. Vols. for 1933/34 issued as House Doc. 82, U.S. 74th Congress; AU, 1933-1945, etc.; MADD.

1926. Tennessee Valley Authority. A comprehensive survey of the behavior patterns of the people ofa single rural community and of the social, cultural, intellectual and economic forces that influence them. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1934. 149 pp.; contributors: Paul W. Terry and Verner M. Sims; UA; HN79.A4 T45.

1927. Tennessee Valley Authority. County government and administration in the Tennessee Valley states. Issued by Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville, Tennessee, July 1940. [monograph]; NOTIS; TVA: Knoxville, 1940. 144 pp.; AU; JS437.T4 1940.

1928. Tennessee Valley Authority. Development of the Tennessee Valley. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1936. 15 pp.; among subjects: Muscle Shoals, AL; UA; TK1425.M8 T4 1936.

1929. Tennessee Valley Authority. Fifty inches ofrain. A story ofland and water conservation. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1939. 111 pp.; UNA; TK1425.M8 T4 1939.

1930. Tennessee Valley Authority. Forestry in the Tennessee Valley. [monograph];

198 NETSCAPE; TVA?: n.p., 1934. 7 pp.; Duke; Biol.-Envl. Sci.: 634.91221 T297F.

1931. Tennessee Valley Authority. A history ofnavigation on the Tennessee River system; an interpretation of the economic influence of this river system on the Tennessee Valley. Message from the President of the United States transmitting a survey entitled ''A history ofnavigation on the Tennessee River and its tributaries"... [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1937. 192 pp.; NA; F217.T3 T5.

1932. Tennessee Valley Authority. The scenic resources of the Tennessee Valley; a descriptive and pictorial inventory. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1938. 222 pp.; AU; F436.T56.

1933. Tennessee Valley Authority. Social and economic characteristics of six Tennessee Valley Reservoir areas. [monograph]; NOTIS; TVA: n.p., 1940. 54 leaves; mimeographed; includes subjects such as Guntersville Lake and Wheeler Lake (both in Alabama); AU; tHN79.Al35 A52.

1934. Tennessee Valley Authority. Tennessee Valley Authority, 1933-1937... [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1937. 83 pp.; NA; TC425.T2 1937.

1935. Tennessee Valley Authority. To keep the water in the rivers and the soil on the land. .. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1938. 61 pp.; AU; MADD Y3.T25:2 W29.

1936. Tennessee Valley Authority. TVA. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1941. 40 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 T4 1941.

1937. Tennessee Valley Authority. TVA, its work and accomplishments. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1940. 64 pp.; NA; TK1425.M8 T4 1940.

1938. Tennessee Valley Authority, Commerce Department. Prospective commerce on the Tennessee River. [monograph]; NOTIS; TVA: Knoxville, 1941. 82 leaves; NA; HE630.T3 T3.

1939. Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Company (Florence, Ala.). How Henry Allen won his wife: a/armer's handbook. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Company: Florence, 1905? 137 pp.; AU; S505.T29.

1940. Terry, Paul W. They live on the land: life in an open-country Southern community. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau ofEducational Research, University of Alabama: University, AL, c1940. 313 pp.; "Studies in

199 education" (University of Alabama. Bureau of ), No. 1; contributor: Verner M. Sims; AU; LB5.A3 No. I.

1941. Terry, William Jefferson. The costs of school transportation in sixty-four counties in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1931. 66 leaves; UA; T378.T27c 1931.

1942. Thach, Charles Coleman. Agricultural education by the President [Charles C. Thach]. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1919. 8 pp.; AU; S537.A7 T4.

1943. Tharp, W. E. Soil survey ofBaldwin County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1911. 74 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 B2 1911.

1944. Tharp, W. E. Soil survey ofBibb County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1910. 51 pp.; contributors: W.L. Lett, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 B5 1910.

1945. Tharp, W. E. Soil survey of Cullman County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1910. 34 pp.; contributors: W.L. Lett, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C9 1910.

1946. Tharp, W. E. Soil survey ofPike County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1911. 67 pp.; contributors: W.L. Lett, W.E. Wilkinson, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S559.A4 P55 1911.

1947. Third District Agricultural School. Catalogue. [serial]; Montgomery; The School?: Abbeville, AL, 1888-. ADAH, 1914-1915, 1915-1916, 1916-1917, 1918-1919; Experiment Station Collection.

1948. Thomas, Coburn. An economic and social history ofJackson County. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 143 leaves; AU; THY.T4552.

1949. Thomas, Forney Edward. Greenville life as revealed by the Greenville Advocate, 1867-1877. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1935. 56 leaves; AU; THY.T4562.

1950. Thomas, William Holcombe. The layman in religious life. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1908. 12 pp.; contributor: William Holcombe

200 Thomas; UA; BV687. T46.

1951. Thomas, William Holcombe. The Negro and Crime. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1912. 13 pp.; AU; HV6197.T6.

1952. Thomas, William Holcombe. The New South, an inside view; an address delivered before the Congregational Club, Kingsley Hall, Boston, March the twenty-third, 1908. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1908. 21 pp.; AU; E185.61 .T4.

1953. Thomas, William Holcombe. The recent prohibition movement in the South. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1911. 24 pp.; AU; HV5089.T4.

1954. Thomas, William Holcombe. Some educational history ofAlabama Methodism; address delivered before the centenary celebration of the Methodist church, Wetumpka, Alabama. April the thirtieth, 1908... [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1908. 14 pp.; BP; LC577.T5 VFPC.

1955. Thomas, William Holcombe. The South's task--some of its difficulties: an address delivered before the session of the American Historical Association on Southern History, Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, New York City, December 30, 1909. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1910. 12 pp.; "reprint from The Montgomery Advertiser and The Montgomery Journal"; AU; E185.61 .T43.

1956. Thomason, Jay Emmett. Methods used by the DeKalb County, Alabama, high school teachers ofEnglish. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 90 leaves; UA; T378.T367m 1941.

1957. Thompson, Fred Warren. Effect of substituted peanut meal/or Soy bean oil meal in chick rations. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 26 leaves; TU; Reference.

1958. Thompson, James Monroe. Reminiscences ofAutauga Rifles: read before the historical association Dec. 19, 1879, at Autaugaville, Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; J.M. Thompson?: Autaugaville?, c1879. 12 pp.; AU has 1984 reprint.; BP; E551.5 6th .T46 1915 VFPC.

1959. Thompson, Lewis Jasper. Building a rural ideal. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 124 leaves; UA; T378.T368b 1941.

1960. Thompson, Wilbert T. Determining implications for vocational agriculture from an analysis and evaluation ofpractices in "live-at-home" program of Negro farmers in Macon County, Ala. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The

201 Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 277 leaves; TU; Reference.

1961. Thornton, J. Melville. Land improvement: a practical treatise on the natural and artificial means ofrestoring and improving Southern farm lands. [monograph]; NOTIS; Press of the News-Reporter: Talladega, AL, 1897. 11 pp.; UA; S596.5 .T6x.

1962. Thornton, William Mynn. The avenues to culture: an address delivered before the Polytechnic Institute ofAlabama, Auburn, Ala., Commencement Day, 16th June 1897. [monograph]; NOTIS; Post Publishing Company: Opelika, 1897. 19 pp.; AU; LD271.A872 June 1897.

1963. Thorsby Real Estate Company. Thorsby: a northern colony in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Thorsby Real Estate: Thorsby, AL, 1905? 32 pp.; UA; F334.T49 T46 1905x.

1964. Thrasher, Max Bennett. Tuskegee; its story and its work. [monograph]; NOTIS; Small, Maynard & Company: Boston, 1900. 215 pp.; AU; LC2851.T82 T7.

1965. Tidwell, Bessye. Budgeting as applied to family finance with a series of club programs planned/or use by homemakers. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama, School ofHome Economics: Tuscaloosa, 1933. 129 leaves; UA; T378.T43b 1933.

1966. Tidwell, Robert Earl. Planning improvement in rural living through the schools; a report ofthe Exploratory study ofcounty educational problems. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau ofEduational Research, College of Education, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1943. 103 pp.; "Studies in education (University of Alabama, Bureau of Educational Research)," No. 4; AU; LB5 .A3 No. 4.

1967. Tilley, John Shipley. "Mine Own People": Memorial Day, Montgomery, Ala., April 26, 1921. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1921. 14 pp.; AU; E645.T5.

1968. Tipton, William Roan. The removal of the Creek Indians from Alabama to the Indian Te"itory. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1921. 24 leaves; UA; T378.T49 1921.

1969. Todd, George H. Report ofDeputy Great Sachem Geo. H. Todd, Jr. [monograph]; NOTIS; Todd & Harris Printers: Montgomery, 1903? 4 pp.; contributor: "Improved Order of Red Men. Great Council of Alabama"; UA; HS1520.R3 T6 1903x.

1970. Todd, Zephyrus S. The operation of the Federal Lunch Program in public schools/or Negroes in Lamar County, Alabama, 1944-1949. [thesis];

202 Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 73 leaves; TU; Reference.

1971. Todhunter, E. Neige. Everyday nutrition/or school children. [monograph]; NOTIS; University of Alabama (distributed by the Extension Division): University, AL, 1945. 57 pp.; AU; TX551.T6.

1972. Tompkins, Alma Cole. Charles Tait. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Auburn, 1910. 30 pp.; "Historical Studies (Alabama Polytechnic Institute)," 4th series; AU; F326.T13 T6.

1973. Toulmin, Lyman Dorgan. Well logs ofAlabama, 1940-1945. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: University, AL, 1945. 177 pp.; "Bulletin" (Geological Survey of Alabama), No. 57; AU; QE 81.A15 No. 57.

1974. Travis, Joseph. Autobiography of the Rev. Joseph Travis, A.M, a member of the Methodist annual conference. Embracing a succinct history of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South; particularly in part of Western Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi. With short memoirs ofseveral local preachers, and an address to his friends. [monograph]; NOTIS; E. Stevenson & J.E. Evans, Agents, for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South: Nashville, 1856. 238 pp.; AU; BX8495.T74 A3.

1975. Trinity Episcopal Church (Florence, Ala.), Trinity Guild. The Florence Cook Book. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Guild: Florence, 1929. 151 pp.; "Cookery, American--Alabama"; NA; TX715.F6.

1976. Truett, Randle Bond. Trade and travel around the southern Appalachians before 1830. [monograph]; NOTIS; The University ofNorth Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, 1935. 192 pp.; "The field ofthis study consists of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana"; AU; HE208.T7.

1977. Turner, John Frank. A program of evening school instruction designed to meet the needs ofadult/armers in the Evergreen, Alabama, school area. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. 25 leaves; AU; TAD .T9482.

1978. Turner, John 0. Speech ofHon. John 0. Turner, state superintendent of education ofAlabama, before the Southern Educational Association, at its annual session, Mobile, Alabama, December 30th, 1896: essential conditions in rural schools: revenues: the governor's message on education. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roemer Printing Company: Montgomery, 1896. 30 pp.; AU; LB1567.T8.

1979. Turner, Joseph Addison. The cotton planter's manual; being a compilation of facts from the best authorities on the culture of cotton, its natural history,

203 cotton and the cotton gin. [monograph]; NOTIS; Negro Universities Press: New York, 1969 (reprint). 320 pp.; reprint of 1857 edition; AU; SB249.T953 1969.

1980. Tuscaloosa (Ala.). Amendment to milk code. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Tuscaloosa, 1929. 7 pp.; UA; JS1507.T5 MS 1929x.

1981. Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Board of Trade. Tuscaloosa, Alabama-the prosperous and progressive center ofa rich agricultural, timber and mineral district. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Board: Tuscaloosa, 1915? 44 pp.; UA; HC107.A4 TS 1915x.

1982. Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Department of Health. Milk code of the city of Tuscaloosa, Ala.; governing the sale and distribution ofmilk and milk products. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Tuscaloosa, 1923. 31 pp.; UA; JS1507.T5 M5x.

1983. Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Department of Health. Regulations governing the production, storage and handling offoods and drinks in the city of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, police jurisdiction. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department: Tuscaloosa, 1928. 16 pp.; UA; KFX2501.T82 F627 1928x.

1984. Tuscaloosa Institute. Annual report of the Executive Committee ofColored Evangelization to the General Assembly. [serial]; Frissell Library; Dispatch Stationery Company: Birmingham, 1895-. TU, 1894-1895, 1895-1896; LC2851.T8652.

1985. Tuskaloosa Board of Industries. Reliable information as to the city and county of Tuska/oosa, Alabama: for capitalists, manufacturers, miners, agriculturists, and all other classes who desire to improve their condition and secure healthful and eligible homes for themselves and their families. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskaloosa Board of Industries: Tuskaloosa, 1876. 19 pp.; UA; HC108.T87 T85 1876.

1986. Tuskaloosa Coal, Iron & Land Company. The city of Tuskaloosa, its many advantages as a manufacturing point and as a place ofresidence, the facts that make it the Pittsburgh of the South. Including a prospectus of the Tuskaloosa Coal, Iron & Land Company, organized January 15th, 1887. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; Cincinnati, Press of Keating & Company: Tuskaloosa, 1887. 55 pp.; BP; F334.T9 CS.

1987. Tuskegee Institute. Annual catalog. [serial]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute: Tuskegee, 1903-1958. previous title: "Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. Annual catalogue of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute"; continued by: "Tuskegee Institute. Catalog issue."; AU, 1903/1904-1904/1905, 1909/19010-1914/1915, 1916/1917-1919/1920,

204 1921/1922-1923/1924, 1925/1926, 1927/1928-1929/1930, 1931/1932-1934/1935, 1936/1937-1937/1938, 1938/1939-1942/1943, 1944/1945-1948/1949, 1951/1952-1955/1956, 1957/1958; LC 2851.T8.

1988. Tuskegee Institute. Annual report of the president. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1881-. TU, 1881- ; AU, 1927/1928-1931/1932, 1935/1936-1936/1937, 1940/1941-1947/1948, etc.; Ref(TU), LC2851. T79 (AU).

1989. Tuskegee Institute. By-laws ofthe Tuskegee Institute. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1944. 15 pp.; TU; LC2851.T878.

1990. Tuskegee Institute. The Chapel Bulletin. [serial]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1933-. "annual cumulations of Sunday morning chapel programs, Tuskegee Institute"; TU; Ref.

1991. Tuskegee Institute. Charter of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1893. 4 pp.; TU; LC285 l. T79.

1992. Tuskegee Institute. Programme and addresses in connection with unveiling exercises ofthe Booker T. Washington memorial, held at Tuskegee Institute, Ala., April 5, 1922. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1922? 68 pp.; AU; LC2851.T813.

1993. Tuskegee Institute. Report ofAll Institute Conference. [serial]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute: Tuskegee, 1940-. check Tuskegee holdings for Vol. 3; AU, Vols. 1-2 (1940-1941) & Vols. 4-9 (1944-1949); LC2851 .T792.

1994. Tuskegee Institute. Special report ofthe principal to the Board of Trustees. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute?: Tuskegee, 1930. 32 pp.; AU; LC285 l. T7792.

1995. Tuskegee Institute. Tuskeana. [serial]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1923-. variant titles: "Washingtonian" (1923), "Crimson and gold" (1929), "Annualette" (1935), "Loganite" (1936), "Tuskeana" (1939); yearbook of Tuskegee Institute; TU; LC2851.T85.

1996. Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee Institute: Abstracts for theses accepted during the period December, 1943-August, 1948. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948? TU; Reference.

1997. Tuskegee Institute. Tuskegee Institute: Abstracts for theses accepted during the period September, 1948-August, 1949. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949? TU; Reference.

1998. Tuskegee Institute. Brief sketch of the development of Tuskegee Institute.

205 [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1940. "Tuskegee Institute Brochure," No. 2; AU; temporary control number: AHC0758.

1999. Tuskegee Institute. Facts of interest about Dr. George W. Carver. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1940. Tuskegee Institute Brochure, No. 3; AU; temporary control number: AHF1835.

2000. Tuskegee Institute, Agricultural Research and Experiment Station. Bulletin {Tuskegee Institute, Agricultural Research and Experiment Station). [serial]; NOTIS; Agricultural Research and Experiment Station, Tuskegee Institute: Tuskegee Institute, 1942-. previous title: "Bulletin (Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Experiment Station)"; microfilm; AU; S31.E8 andMADD.

2001. Tuskegee Institute, Campus Training Center. A guide to curriculum construction, prepared, faculty of the Campus Training Center, Tuskegee Institute. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1939. 287 pp.; TU; LB1570.T96.

2002. Tuskegee Institute, General Alumni Association. The Tuskegeean. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1930-. microfilm; AU, March & Sept. 1930, March, Aug./Sept. 1931, June, July/Aug. 1939, Jan., Apr. 1940, March 1941; MADD.

2003. Tuskegee Institute, George Washington Carver Foundation. Annual report. [serial]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1940-. TU; Reference.

2004. Tuskegee Institute, School of Agriculture. Ten-year development program. Part I: Resident teaching; Part II: The extension service in agriculture and home economics among Negroes in Alabama. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1936. Vols. 1 & 2; mimeographed; TU; LD5457 .T83.

2005. Tuskegee Institute, The Institute Council. The guiding light; the official handbook of the students of Tuskegee Institute. [serial]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1944-. 46 pp.; variant title: "A guide to correct conduct"; TU; LC2851.T84.

2006. Tuskegee Negro Conference (5th: 1896). Report of the fifth Tuskegee Negro Conference, 1896. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Trustees: Baltimore, 1896. 27 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

2007. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. Annual catalogue of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, - 1937-1938. continued by: Tuskegee Institute. Annual catalog; AU; LC2851.T8.

206 2008. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute . ... Rural experience in practice experience. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute?: Tuskegee, May 1918. 19 pp.; "by students in the Division of Education, Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Alabama"; TU; LB2157.A3T84.

2009. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. Service. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1936-1954. Vols. 1-18; previous title: "Tuskegee Messenger"; microfilm; AU, Vol. 1 (Aug. 1936) - Vol. 18 (July 1954); MADD.

2010. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. The Southern Letter: devoted to the education ofthe hand, head, and heart. [serial]; NOTIS; Frissell Library; NETSCAPE; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1884-1931. Vols. 1-47; check Tuskegee for first ten years of title (and other issues), which are not microfilmed; this title is in serious need of re-filming; microfilm; AU ( scattered issues on microfilm from Sept. 1894-Sept. 1931 ); TU ( original documents are stored at Tuskegee; however, the extent of these issues is not known); Duke (Vol. 37, No. 5, May 1920); MADD, Frissell, Perkins.

2011. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. The Tuskegee Messenger. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, Aug. 23, 1924-0ct./Dec. 1936. Vols. 1-12; formed by the union of "The Tuskegee Student" and "The Rural Messenger"; microfilm; AU; MADD.

2012. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. The Tuskegee Student: devoted to the interests ofstudents and graduates of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute. [serial]; NOTIS; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1884-1924. Vols. 1-34; continued by: "The Tuskegee Messenger"; merged with "The Rural Messenger" to from "The Tuskegee Student"; check Tuskegee for first five years of title, which are not microfilmed; microfilm; AU, Dec. 1889-Aug. 1910, Sept. 1910-June 1924; MADD.

2013. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Experiment Station. Bulletin (Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Experiment Station). [serial]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute Press: Tuskegee Institute, Jan. 1899-0ct. 1936. Nos. 1-42; continued by: "Bulletin (Tuskegee Institute, Agricultural Research and Experiment Station)"; microfilm; AU, Nos. 1-42; S31.E8 and MADD.

2014. Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, Extension Department. The Negro rural school and its relation to the community. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1915. 133 pp.; TU; LC2271.T9.

2015. Tyler, Violet. Law cost feeding/or pre-school children. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama, School of Home Economics: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 82 leaves; UA; T378.T9751 1941.

2016. U.S. Department of Agriculture. Alabama Section of the Climate and Crop

207 Service of the Weather Bureau. [serial]; NOTIS; Weather Bureau: Washington, D.C., 1896-1906. Vol. 1 (1897-1902), Vol. 2 (1903-1910); AU, Vol. 1 (1897-1902); Vol. 2 (1903-1910); fQC983.R47.

2017. U.S. Federal Board for Vocational Education. ... Report ofprogress in vocational education in agriculture in the Negro schools of the South for the year 1930-31. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Federal Board of Vocational Education: Washington, D.C., 1932. 18 pp.; mimeographed copy; TU; LC2731.U586.

2018. Underwood, Essie W. Major factors affecting the supervised/arming program of all-day pupils in Negro vocational agricultural schools in Alabama. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 46 leaves; TU; Reference.

2019. Underwood, Lucien Marcus. A preliminary list ofAlabamafu.ngi. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1897. pp. 114-283; "Bulletin" - Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station of the Agricultural and Mechanical College, Auburn, No. 80; contributor: Franklin Sumner Earle; AU; QK605.U5.

2020. United States Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Alabama handbook, 1940 agricultural conservation program. [serial]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1940. 22 pp.; AU; HDl 753 1940.

2021. Corps of Engineers. Black Warrior, Warrior and Tombigbee Rivers, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Office: Mobile, 1940. 24 pp.; UA; TC424.A2 U5 1940x.

2022. United States Army Corps of Engineers. Reports on examination and survey of Etowah, Coosa, Tallapoosa and Alabama rivers (Georgia and Alabama). [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1914. 122 pp.; UA; TC424.G4 A5 1914.

2023. United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Alabama cotton; estimated acreage, yield, and production, 1928-1943, by counties. [monograph]; NOTIS; Office of the Agricultural Statistician: Montgomery, 1945. 13 pp.; UA; HD9077.A2 U6.

2024. United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics and United States Work Projects Administration. Agricultural census analyses: changes in number offarms by size of/arm, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Bureau: Washington, D.C., 1942. 34 pp.; AU; tHD1775.A2 A375.

2025. United States Bureau of Biological Survey. Birds ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing: Montgomery, 1924. 384 pp.; AU; QL684.A2 H6.

208 2026. United States Bureau of Education. An educational study ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1919. 522 pp.; "Bulletin" (United States. Bureau ofEducation); 1919, No. 41; AU; L 111 .A6 1919 No. 41.

2027. United States Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. Records of the Superintendent of.Education for the State ofAlabama, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, andAbandonedLands, 1865-1870. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Bureau: Washington, D.C., 1865-1870. microfilm; UA; microfilm.

2028. United States Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. Records of the Assistant Commissioner for the State ofAlabama, Bureau ofRefugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865-1870. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Bureau?: Washington, D.C., microfilm; AU; MADD.

2029. United States Congress (68th, 2nd session: 1924-1925). Muscle Shoals. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1925. 17 pp.; AU; ITK1425.M8 US.

2030. United States Congress. House Select Committee on Affairs in Alabama. Affairs in Alabama... report. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office?: Washington, D.C., 1875. 3 vols.; AU; F326.U5.

2031. United States Congress. Senate. Committee on Agriculture and Forestry. Muscle Shoals. Hearings before the Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, , Sixty-eighth Congress, first session, on S. 139, S. 2372, S. 3214, and H.R. 518, bills relative to the completion ofMuscle Shoals... [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1924. 6 parts in 2 vols.; NA; TP245.N8 US 1924£

2032. United States Department of Agriculture. Leadership training institutes in rural recreation, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Department?: Washington, D.C., 1935. 22 mimeographed sheets; AU; GV14.5 .US.

2033. United States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, co-operating with Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. Alabama/arm production. [serial]; NOTIS; The Bureau: Montgomery, Feb. 1928-. Vol I-; AU, Vols. 1-9 (1928-1935); tHD1401.A2.

2034. United States Farm Security Administration. Displacement offarm families caused by national defense activities in Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Florida. [monograph]; NOTIS; Farm Security Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture: Montgomery, 1942. 62 pp.; AU; HB1972.M6.

209 n.p.: Savannah?, 1919? 39 pp.; issued by United States Railroad Administration, Agricultural Section; UA; S451.A2 A4 1919.

2036. United States National Youth Administration, Alabama. Annual report, Alabama. [serial]; NOTIS; Alabama Education Association: Montgomery?, 1939/1940-. AU, 1939/1940; fHV1435.A2 A42.

2037. United States National Youth Administration, Alabama. Summary report of operation of the National Youth Administration/or Alabama, 1935-1936 to 1938-1939. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration?: Birmingham?, 1939. 106 leaves; AU; HV1435.A2 A4 1939.

2038. United States National Youth Administration, Alabama. A survey of the student work program in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama School Work Council: Montgomery, 1941. 162 pp.; AU; LB3611.U55 1941.

2039. United States National Youth Administration, Alabama. A survey of the student work program in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama School Work Council: Montgomery, 1941. 162 leaves; AU; LB3611.U55 1941.

2040. United States National Youth Administration Program, Alabama. A narrative history of the National Youth Administration ofAlabama, 1936. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1936. 35 leaves; AU; HV1435.A2 U56 1936.

2041. United States, President of (Van Buren). Allegedfrauds on Creek Indians; message from the President of the United States, transmitting information in relation to allegedfrauds on the Creek Indians in the sale of their reservations. [monograph]; NOTIS; T. Allen, Printers: Washington, D.C., 1838. 102 pp.; AU; E99 .C9 U5 1838.

2042. United States, President of (Van Buren). Sale ofIndian reservations, &c.: message from the President of the United States, transmitting a report on the sales ofIndian reservations, made under orders of the courts of Alabama, &c. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: Washington, D.C., 1839? 48 pp.; BP; E93.U542 1839.

2043. United States Railroad Administration, Agricultural Section. Alabama: Alabama leads the nation in peanut production. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Washington, D.C., 1919? 39 pp.; AU; F326 .A33 1919z.

2044. United States Women's Bureau. Women in Alabama industries: a study ofhours, wages and working conditions. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1924. 86 pp.; "Bulletin" (United States. Women's Bureau), No. 34; microfilm; AU; MADD.

2045. United States Works Progress Administration. Gainful female workers, by

210 occupational groups, and by race, in Southeast, 1930. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 414 leaves; "sponsor: University of Alabama, School of Commerce and Business Administration"; UA; HD6093.G3 1938x.

2046. United States Works Progress Administration. Gainful workers, by occupational groups, and by race, in Southeast, 1930. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 399 pp.; "sponsor: University of Alabama, School of Commerce and Business Administration"; UA; HD8083.A13 G3 1938x.

2047. United States Works Progress Administration. Gainful workers in manufacturing & mechanical industries in Southeast, 1930. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 309 leaves; "sponsor: University of Alabama, School of Commerce and Business Administration"; UA; HD8083.A13 G346 1938x.

2048. United States Works Progress Administration. Industrial and occupational hourly wages and average working hours per week: by industry, occupation and sex: comparing Alabama and Southeast, Southeast and other states, 1907-1933. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 244 leaves; contributor: University of Alabama, School of Commerce and Business Administration; UA; HD4973.I6 1938x.

2049. United States Works Progress Administration. Production ofrice and sugarcane crops in the Southeast: census years 1899-1934. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 1 volume (various pagings); "sponsor: University of Alabama, School of Commerce and Business Administration"; UA; SB191.R5 P76 1938x.

2050. United States Works Progress Administration. Production ofselected fruit, berry and nut crops in the Southeast: census years 1899-1934. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 3 vols.; "sponsor: University of Alabama, School of Commerce and Business Administration"; UA; SB176.U6 P76 1938x.

2051. United States Works Progress Administration. Sketches ofAlabama towns and counties: a collection. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.P.A.: Birmingham, 1937. 3 vols.; includes such entries as "The history of Opelika and her agricultural tributary territory"; microfilm; UA; microfilm.

2052. United States Works Progress Administration. Works Progress Administration of Alabama [reports from District and Area offices, 1935-37]. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1937? 1 vol.; UA; HD3890.A2 US.

2053. United States Works Progress Administration and the University of Alabama

211 School of Commerce and Business Administration. Farm tenants in the Southeast, 1920-1935. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 312 leaves; UA; HD1511.U5 F375 1938x.

2054. United States Works Progress Administration and the University of Alabama School of Commerce and Business Administration. Farm tenure in Alabama by subregions and counties, 1900-1935. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration?: Birmingham, 1938. 161 pp.; UA; HD211.A2 US.

2055. United States Works Progress Administration and the University of Alabama School of Commerce and Business Administration. Farm tenure statistics in southeastern states, 1900-1935. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 397 leaves; UA; HD1511.U5 F37 1938x.

2056. United States Works Progress Administration and the University of Alabama School of Commerce and Business Administration. Production ofrice and sugarcane crops in the Southeast: census years 1899-1934. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 1 volume; UA; SB191.R5 P76 1938x.

2057. United States Works Progress Administration, Birmingham. Sketches of Talladega County, Alabama: A Collection. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 343 leaves; 6 parts: early celebrities of Talladega, early settlement in the county, Talladega fifty-two years ago, obituary, historical sketches of Talladega in early days, county history; AU; F332.T14 U54 1938.

2058. Unity Baptist Association (Ala.). Minutes of the ... annual session ofthe Unity Baptist Church ... [serial]; NOTIS; State Sentinel Book and Job Office: Selma, 1854?-. only AU holdings are microfilmed; AU, 1862; UA, 1879, 1946; MADD; BX6248.A2 U56x.

2059. University of Alabama, Bureau of business research. Alabama county statistical abstracts. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of business research, School of commerce and business administration, University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1943. 305 pp.; Multilithed series, No. 4; AU; HC107.A4 A53 No.4.

2060. University of Alabama, Bureau of Educational Research. The study ofeducational problems, a report ofthe summer workshop, 1943. Tuscaloosa County. [monograph]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: University, AL, 1943. 1 volume (various pagings); UA; LA232.T9 AS.

2061. University of Alabama, Bureau of Public Administration. Public school management in Jefferson County, Alabama: an analysis ofcertain aspects

212 of educational administration. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Bureau: University, AL, 1943. 33 leaves; UA; LA232.J4 U56 1943x.

2062. University of Alabama, School of Commerce and Business Administration and the United States Works Progress Administration. Production ofselected fruit, berry and nut crops in the Southeast: census years 1899-1934. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Administration: Birmingham, 1938. 3 vols.; UA, vols. 1-3; SB176.U6 P76 1938x.

2063. University of Alabama, School of Home Economics. School lunch and nutrition news. [serial]; NOTIS; The School: University, AL, 1944-1949. UA, Vol. 1 (Nov. 1944) - Vol. 7 (Apr. 1949}; TX945.S3.

2064. University of Alabama, State Mine Experiment Station. ''Bulletin". [serial]; NOTIS; The Station: University, AL, July 1925-. AU, Nos. 1-8; TN24.A2 A67.

2065. Van de Graaff, Adrian Sebastian. The Redistribution of the American Negro. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuscaloosa News?: Tuscaloosa, 1921? 15 pp.; reprinted from The Tuscaloosa News, Nov. 1921; AU; E448.V3 1921.

2066. Van de Voort, Marie Alice. The rural school in the South. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1907. 23 leaves; UA; T378.V286r 1907.

2067. Vance, Rupert Bayless. Human/actors in cotton culture; a study in the social geography of the American South. [monograph]; NOTIS; The University ofNorth Carolina Press: Chapel Hill, 1929. 346 pp.; AU; SB249.V35.

2068. Vaughn, Susan Kirkman. Life in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dixie Book Company: Montgomery, 1937. 290 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

2069. Veal, Mary P. The effect of the inte"elationship ofthe minor elements boron and manganese on the growth and calcium up-take of blue lupine. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 50 leaves; TU; Reference.

2070. Veatch, J. 0. Soil survey of Walker County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1916. 30 pp.; contributors: AM. O'Neal, J.F. Stroud, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 W3 1916.

2071. Verner, C. B. The Presbyterian Church of Tuscaloosa. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1927. 11 pp.; variant title: "One hundred years of Presbyterianism in Tuscaloosa, Alabama"; UA; BX9211.T8 F61x.

2072. Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Alabama, Post No. 5850. Service

213 record book ofmen and women ofEufaula, Alabama, and community. [monograph]; NOTIS; The Veterans?: Eufaula, 194-? 89 pp.; UA; F334.E8 V4.

2073. Vines, Howell. A river goes with heaven. [monograph]; NOTIS; Little, Brown: Boston, 1930. 290 pp.; "A young professor gains in wisdom and in the understanding of love from an old man, a girl, and two rivers during an idyllic summer's experience in the Warrior River county of northern Alabama"; Valley (Ala.)--Fiction.; AU; PS3543.156 R58 1930.

2074. Vines, Howell. This green thicket world. [monograph]; NOTIS; Little, Brown and Company: Boston, 1934. 375 pp.; "The Big and Little Warrior rivers, Alabama, are the background of life for a large landowner and his tenant farmers"; AU; PS3543.156 T55.

2075. Vines, Marvin T. A tentative course ofstudy in safety education/or the high school system ofJefferson County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 83 leaves; UA; T378.V752t 1941.

2076. Visual Education Project, Alabama. Flags, seals, and coat ofarms ofAlabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; WPA of Alabama: Birmingham, 1939. 12 pp.; UA; CR114.A2 VS .

2077. Von Grabill, Stanton Becker. Letters from Tuskegee; being the confessions ofa Yankee. [monograph]; NOTIS; printed for the author by Roberts & Son: Birmingham, 1905. 43 pp.; AU; LC2851.T82 V6.

2078. W.M. Cosby Flour & Grain Company, Birmingham, Ala. Jazz poultry book. [monograph]; NOTIS; W.M. Cosby Flour & Grain Company: Birmingham, 1927? AU; temporary control number: AHC0875.

2079. Wade, J. A. Wade's Weekly Letter. [serial]; Montgomery; Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries: Montgomery, 1916-1919. 1 volume; 87 leaves (approx); collection of newsletters written by J.A. Wade, Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, on various topics of interest (boll weevil, cotton harvest, etc.); ADAH; Department of Agriculture Collection.

2080. Wager, Paul Woodford. One foot on the soil: a study ofsubsistence homesteads in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Public Administration, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1945. 230 pp.; "Publications" (University of Alabama. Bureau of Public Administration), No. 17; AU; HD1516.U7 A28.

2081. Waid, Raymond Wilson. The economic status ofwhite teachers in Bibb, Greene, and Hale counties. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute:

214 Auburn, 1938. 98 leaves; AU; TED.W1382.

2082. Walden, Emmett S. An analysis of the illiteracy data pertaining to Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: University, AL, 1931. 73 leaves; AU; LC152.A2 W3 1931a.

2083. Waldrop, Amos Ira. Inequalities in apportionment ofschool funds in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1926. 47 leaves; UA; LB2826.A2 W3 1926x.

2084. Waldrop, C. S. Soil survey of Clarke County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1913. 31 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 C6 1913.

2085. Waldrop, C. S. Soil survey ofJackson County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1912. 32 pp.; contributors: N. Eric Bell, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Soils; AU; S599.A4 J2 1912.

2086. Waldrop, C. S. Soil survey ofMarshall County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1913. 32 pp.; contributors: N. Eric Bell, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 M4 1913.

2087. Walker, Anne Kendrick. Backtracking in Barbour County: a narrative of the last Alabama frontier. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dietz Press: Richmond, VA, 1941. 353 pp.; microfilm; AU; F332.B3 W3 and MADD.

2088. Walker, Anne Kendrick. The story of the Alabama Baptist Children's Home. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1945-1955. Vols. 1 & 2; AU; HV990.A3 A657.

2089. Walker, Anne Kendrick. Tuskegee and the black belt, a portrait ofa race. [monograph]; NOTIS; Dietz Press: Richmond, 1944. 180 pp.; AU; El85.6 .Wl4.

2090. Walker, C. T. An appeal to Caesar. Sermon on the race question, delivered at Carnegie Hall, Sunday evening, May 27th, 1900. [monograph]; NOTIS; Press of Pusey & Troxell: New York, 1900. 32 pp.; "a review of the race conference, held at Montgomery, Ala., and a reply to the criticisms of Rev. Henry Frank upon the Negro race"; AU; El85.61 .Wl49.

2091. Walker, Drury LeRoy. The nature and degree of the inequalities in educational opportunity existing between Whites and Negroes in Alabama since 1865. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 85 leaves;

215 AU; TED .W178.

2092. Walker, L. G. The economic status ofwhite teachers in Coosa and Tallapoosa counties. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. 62 leaves; AU; TED.W1822.

2093. Walker, Mollie Cullom. Programs, plays, songs, stories,forworkerswith children. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Birmingham, c1921. 107 pp.; AU; BV1572.Al W3.

2094. Walker, Simon William. Public support for the education ofNegroes in Alabama, 1900-1947. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1949. 68 leaves; TU; 370.9761 .W184p.

2095. Walkley, Boland Hall. A study of the influence of tenancy on the education of farm boys in the high schools of Clarke County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 34 leaves; AU; TAD .W186.

2096. Wallace, John H. Preservation of the game,fish andforests ofAlabama: an address. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1908. 16 pp.; UA; SK365.W35.

2097. Wallace, John H. The senator from Alabama; a romance treating ofthe disfranchisement of the Negro and including a scathing arraignment of the White House social-equality policy. [monograph]; NOTIS; Neale Publishing Company: New York; Washington, 1904. 283 pp.; AU; PZ3.W191 Se.

2098. Wallace, John Henderson. Roadfoundations and asphalt roads. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1922. 31 leaves; UA; T378.W154r 1922.

2099. Wallace, Whilden. The story ofHoltville, a Southern Association study school. [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed by Cullom & Ghertner: Nashville, cl 944. 191 pp.; "Deatsville, Ala., Holtville High School"; AU; LD7501.D422 W3.

2100. Wallace, Wyeth Stephens. Bacteriology ofseveral water supplies found in Lee County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1933. 29 leaves; AU; TVM.W19.

2101. Ward, John M. Address before the Alabama Farm Bureau Federation, Oct. 31, 1944. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1944. 10 leaves; UA; HDl 775.A2 W3x.

2102. Warren, Lella. Foundation stone. [monograph]; NOTIS; Knopf: New York, 1940.

216 754 pp.; Alabama--fiction; AU; PS3545.A7443 F6.

2103. Washington, Booker T. An address on Abraham Lincoln delivered before the Republican Club ofNew York City on the night ofFebruary twelfth, 1909. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1909. 12 pp.; TU; E471.8 (??) .W317.

2104. Washington, Booker T. An autobiography: The story ofmy life and work. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.L. Nichols: Toronto, Ontario; Naperville, IL, c1901. 423 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W29 1901.

2105. Washington, Booker T. Black-belt diamonds; gemsfrom the speeches, addresses, and talks to students ofBooker T. Washington. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Fortune and Scott: New York, 1898. 115 pp.; TU; E185.6 W3 .

2106. Washington, Booker T. Booker T. Washington gives facts and comiemns lynchings in a statement telegraphed to the New York World. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Baltimore, 1908. 3 pp.; UA; HV6457.W38.

2107. Washington, Booker T. Booker T. Washington's story ofhis life and work, including an authoritative sixty-four page supplement. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.L. Nichols: Atlanta, 1915. 462 pp.; "The original autobiography brought up to date with a complete account of Dr. Washington's sickness and death. Containing the only photos of the funeral and burial."; AU; E185.97 .W296.

2108. Washington, Booker T. Character building; being addresses delivered on Sunday evenings to the students of Tuskegee Institute. [monograph]; NOTIS; Doubleday, Page & Company: New York, 1902. 291 pp.; microfilm; AU; BJ1531.W33 andMADD.

2109. Washington, Booker T . ... Education of the Negro. [monograph]; Frissell Library; J.B. Lyon Company: Albany, NY, 1904. 44 pp.; TU; LC2801.W334.

2110. Washington, Booker T. Education will solve the race problem. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1903. 11 pp.; reprinted from "The North American Review," August 1903; TU; LC2717.W336.

2111. Washington, Booker T. Frederick Douglass. [monograph]; NOTIS; G.W. Jacobs & Company: Philadelphia, 1907. 365 pp.; AU; E449.D8.

2112. Washington, Booker T. The future of the American Negro. [monograph]; NOTIS; Small, Maynard: Boston, 1899. 244 pp.; AU; E185.6 .W313.

2113. Washington, Booker T. The man farthest down; a record ofobservation and study in Europe. [monograph]; NOTIS; Doubleday, Page & Company:

217 Garden City, NY, 1912. 390 pp.; AU; HD4851.W3.

2114. Washington, Booker T. My larger education; being chapters from my experience. [monograph]; NOTIS; Doubleday, Page & Company: Garden City, NY, 1911. 313 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W28.

2115. Washington, Booker T. The Negro and the public schools. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute?: Tuskegee, 1904. 2 pp.; TU; LC2801.W335.

2116. Washington, Booker T. Negro education not a failure, address by Booker T. Washington in the Concert Hall ofMadison Square Garden, New York, Lincoln's Birthday, February 12, 1904. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1904. unpaged; TU; LC2717.W335.

2117. Washington, Booker T. The Negro in business. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Hertel, Jenkins & Company: Boston, 1907. 379 pp.; AU has 1971 reprint; TU; E185.8 .W31.

2118. Washington, Booker T. The Negro in the South, his economic progress in relation to his moral and religious development; being the William Levi Bull lectures/or the year 1907. [monograph]; NOTIS; G.W. Jacobs: Philadelphia, 1907. 222 pp.; contributor: W.E.B. Du Bois; AU; E185.6 .W316.

2119. Washington, Booker T. The Negro problem; a series ofarticles by representative American Negroes of today. [monograph]; Frissell Library; J. Pott & Company: New York, 1903. 234 pp.; AU has 1969 reprint; TU; E185.5 .N39.

2120. Washington, Booker T. A new Negro for a new century; an accurate and up-to-date record of the upward struggles of the Negro race. [monograph]; Frissell Library; American Publishing House: Chicago, 1900. 428 pp.; AU has 1969 reprint; TU; E185.N53.

2121. Washington, Booker T. Putting the most into life. [monograph]; NOTIS; Crowell: New York, c1906. 35 pp.; "The chapters in this little book were originally part of a series of Sunday Evening Talks given by the Principal to the students of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute."; AU; E186.6 .W318.

2122. Washington, Booker T. Quotations ofBooker T. Washington. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Institute Press: Tuskegee, 1938. 37 pp.; AU; E185.6 .W3185.

2123. Washington, Booker T. The ... rights and duties of the Negro, an address delivered by Booker T. Washington, of Tuskegee, Alabama, before the National Afro-American Council in McCauley's Theatre, Louisville, Kentucky,

218 Thursday evening, July 2, 1903. [monograph]; Frissell Library; n.p.: n.p., 1903? 8 pp.; TU; E185.61 .W373.

2124. Washington, Booker T. Selected speeches ofBooker T. Washington. [monograph]; NOTIS; Doubleday, Doran & Company: Garden City, NY, 1932. 283 pp.; AU; E185.6 .W319.

2125. Washington, Booker T . ... Sowing and reaping. [monograph]; Frissell Library; L.C. Page: Boston, 1900. 29 pp.; AU has 1971 reprint; TU; E185.6 .W32.

2126. Washington, Booker T. The story ofmy life and work, Booker T. Washington; with an introduction by Dr. J.L.M Curry. [monograph]; NOTIS; J.L. Nichols & Company: Naperville, IL, c1900. 423 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W29.

2127. Washington, Booker T. The story ofthe Negro, the rise of the race from slavery. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Doubleday: New York, 1909. 2 vols.; AU has 1940 reprint; TU; E185.W316.

2128. Washington, Booker T. The successful training of the Negro. [monograph]; NOTIS; The World's Work: New York, 1903. 27 pp.(?); AU; temporary control number: ABF2634.

2129. Washington, Booker T. Team work: Dr. Booker T. Washington's last Sunday evening talk to the teachers and students, Institute Chapel, October 17, 1915. [monograph]; NOTIS; Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute: Tuskegee, 1915. 12 pp.; AU; HD 2961.W5 1915.

2130. Washington, Booker T. Tuskegee and its people: their ideals and achievements. [monograph]; NOTIS; Appleton: New York, 1906. 354 pp.; AU; LC2851. T82 W2.

2131. Washington, Booker T. Up from slavery. [monograph]; NOTIS; Houghton Mifflin: Boston, c1928. 330 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W3155.

2132. Washington, Booker T. Working with the hands: being a sequel to "Up From Slavery, " covering the author's experiences in industrial training at Tuskegee. [monograph]; NOTIS; Doubleday: New York, 1904. 246 pp.; AU; E185.97 .W32 1904a.

2133. Watt, James Walter. Equalization ofeducational opportunity for Marengo County, Alabama in terms ofeducation and training ofwhite elementary teachers. [thesis]; UA; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1938. 69 leaves; NOTIS; T378.W34e 1938.

2134. Watts, Thomas H. Alabamaform book, containing legal and businessfonns,for the use ofattorneys, merchants, planters, mechanics, and business men generally: comprising all necessary forms for circuit, city, probate,

219 chancery andjustice courts, and all civil officers. [monograph]; NOTIS; Gibson & Storrs: Montgomery, 1871. 298 pp.; AU; KFA 68 W375.

2135. Watwood, Arnold Hobson. A study of the promotion system in the rural schools of Talladega County. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1940. 71 leaves; AU; TED.W3534.

2136. Weaver, Annie Vaughan. Boochy's wings. [monograph]; NOTIS; Frederick A. Stokes: New York, 1931. 122 pp.; juvenile fiction; microfilm; AU; MADD.

2137. Webb, James Woodrow. Value ofcertain agronomic plants as food for bobwhite quail. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 115 leaves; AU; TZG .W3667.

2138. Webb, Lloyd George. Spring and winter foods of the in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1941. 51 leaves; AU; TZG.W3668.

2139. Weeks, Stephen Beauregard. History ofpublic school education in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1915. 209 pp.; AU; LA231.W42.

2140. West Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. Annual report. [serial]; Montgomery; The Station?: Hamilton, AL, 1895-. also referred to as "Bulletin of the Experiment Station... "; see "Sixth District Agricultural School" and "West Alabama Agricultural School, Sixth District"; ADAH, 1899, 1902, 1903, 1906, 1910; Experiment Station Collection.

2141. West Alabama Agricultural School. Catalogue. [serial]; Montgomery; The School?: Hamilton, AL, 1895-1922. title discontinued after 1921-1922 issue; see "Sixth District Agricultural School"; ADAH, 1897-1898, 1899-1900, 1901-1902, 1903-1904, 1905-1906, 1906-1907, 1907-1908, 1908-1909, 1909-1910, 1911-1912, 1914-1915, 1915-1916, 1916-1917, 1917-1918, 1919-1920, 1921-1922;AU, 1906-1907, 1916-1917; Experiment Station Collection.

2142. West, Anson. A History ofMethodism in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Printed for the author; publishing house, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Barbee & Smith, agents: Nashville, TN, 1893. 755 pp.; AU; BX 8248 .A2 W4.

2143. West Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical Association. Annual/air of the West Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical Association: premium list. [ serial]; NOTIS; The Association: Selma, AL, 1876-. AU, 1884; GT4610.A2 A56.

2144. West, Frank L. How to bottom a welted shoe by hand. [monograph]; Frissell

220 Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1912. 64 pp.; TU; TS1023.W57.

2145. West, Frank L. How to repair shoes. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1923. 95 pp.; also see library's 1912 edition by West; TU; TS1023.W5 1923.

2146. West, Frank L. Making a plain upper. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1928. 47 pp.; TU; TS1020.W5.

2147. West, Maude Earl. A study of the relatiomhip ofpJ,ysica/ defects to retardation in the elementary grades ofthe Jefferson County schools. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1927. 50 leaves; UA; LC4232.A2 W46 1927x.

2148. West Point Manufacturing Company. Lanett, Shawmut, Langdale, Fairfax, Riverview, Chambers County, Alabama. West Point Manufacturing Co. (Langdale mill, Shawmut mill, Fairfax mill, West Point Utilization Co.); Lanett cotton mills; Riverdale cotton mills; Lanett bleachery & dye works; Chattahoochee Valley Ry. Co., General offices. West Point, Georgia. [monograph]; Byrd Printing Company: Atlanta, 1918. 48 pp.; AU; F332.C4 W4.

2149. West, William Benjamin. America's greatest dam, Muscle Shoals, Alabama; description and pictorial illustration ofMuscle Shoals. [monograph]; NOTIS; F.E. Cooper: New York, 1925. AU; ffK1425.M8 W4 1925.

2150. Wexley, John. They shall not die: a play. [monograph]; Knopf: New York, 1934. 191 pp.; "A drama of the Scottsboro case"; microfilm; AU; Microfilm no. 4824.04.

2151. Wheeler, Robert James. Food habits of the opossum in Sumter County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1939. 55 leaves; AU; TZG .W5643.

2152. Whitaker, Walter C. History of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Alabama, 1763-1891. [monograph]; NOTIS; Roberts & Son: Birmingham, 1898. 317 pp.; AU; BX5917 .A2 W5.

2153. White, Alexander. Civil Rights; speech ofHon. Alexander White, ofAlabama, in the House ofRepresentatives, Febroary 4, 1875. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1875. 30 pp.; AU; JKl 781.W58.

2154. White, Greenough. A saint of the Southern church: memoir of the Right Reverend Nicholas Hamner Cobbs, doctor ofdivinity, first bishop of the diocese of Alabama, with notices ofsome ofhis contemporaries; a contribution to the religious history ofthe Southern states. [monograph]; NOTIS; J. Pott

221 & Company: New York, 1897. 183 pp.; AU; BX5995.C588 W5.

2155. White, Luther Wise. The use ofmotion pictures,filmstrips, and slides as materials ofinstruction in vocational agriculture departments in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Auburn University: Auburn, n.d. 119 leaves; AU; TAD.W58.

2156. Whitehurst, Alto Lee. The farmer's cooperative movement and the Alabama statues. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1924. 51 leaves; UA; HD1491.U62 A2 1924x.

2157. Whitfield, Jesse. Gaineswood and other memories. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1938? 23 pp.; AU; F327.W45.

2158. Whiting, Helen Adele. Primary education. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1923. 2nd edition (143 pp.; 1927) is in AU holdings; TU; LB1511.W5.

2159. Whiting, Joseph Livingston. Shop and class at Tuskegee; a definitive story ofthe Tuskegee co"elation technique, 1910-1930. [monograph]; NOTIS; Chapman & Grimes: Boston, c1941. 114 pp.; AU; LC2851.T82 W5.

2160. Whitman, Willson. God's valley; people and power along the Tennessee River. [monograph]; NOTIS; Viking: New York, 1939. 320 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

2161. Whittaker, John W. The Tuskegee Spirit. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, n.d. 8 pp.; TU; BV4310.W5.

2162. Whorton, Maud Rhea. A study ofleisure time of two hundred twelve women in small towns ofAlabama with college, high school and grammar school training and other educational opportunities. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1934. 39 leaves; AU; THE .W6287.

2163. Wiginton, Dollie. Some social and economic factors in southeastern Alabama in 1860. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1941. 78 leaves; UA; T378.W639s 1941.

2164. Wilder, Henry J. Soil survey ofMacon County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1905. 29 pp.; contributors: Hugh Hammond Bennett, United States Bureau of Soils; AU; S599.A4 M2 1905.

2165. Wilkerson, Doxey Alphonso. Agricultural extension services among Negroes in the South. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Conference of Presidents of Negro Land Grant Colleges: Washington, D.C.?, 1942. 59 pp.; TU;

222 S533.W49.

2166. Wilks, William Taylor. A source book on insects for use in high school biology. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1935. 128 leaves; AU; TED.W6889.

2167. Williamon, Clyde Watwood. Inventory ofresources ofRockford Community which have significance for the core cu"iculum of the first grade. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1937. 93 leaves; AU; TED.W7196.

2168. Williams, Almenia Edwina. A critical appraisal ofthe professional services rendered by Jeanes teachers in Alabama, 1945-1946. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 147 leaves; TU; Reference.

2169. Williams, B. H. Soil survey ofMobile County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1936. 47 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Chemistry and Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; Series 1930, No. 42; AU; S599.A4 M6 1936.

2170. Williams, Clinton Edward. The cotton manufacturing industry in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1927. 78 leaves; UA; T378.W66c 1927.

2171. Williams, Edward Woodrow. A comparative study offertility and hatchability in Red and single comb White Leghorn/owl. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 40 leaves; TU; Reference.

2172. Williams, Gilmore Clark. The co"elation between actual farm practices and recommended practices in vocational agricultural project work in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1932. 25 leaves; AU; TAD .W7234.

2173. Williams, Grover I. Equalization of educational opportunity in terms ofeducation and training of teachers in the white elementary schools of Colbert County, Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937. 63 leaves; UA; T378 W67e 1937.

2174. Williams, James. Na"ative ofJames Williams, an American slave; who was/or several years a driver on a cotton plantation in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; American Anti-Slavery Society: New York, 1838. 108 pp.; UA has copy of 1838 edition (E444.W743); microfiche; AU; MADD.

2175. Williams, James Morgan. Supplementary physics materials found in rural communities. [thesis]; NOTIS; University of Alabama: Tuscaloosa, 1937.

223 95 leaves; UA; T378.W67s 1937.

2176. Williams, Louis Albion. In memory of George Washington Carver (a funeral sermon). [monograph]; Frissell Library; American Weave Magazine: Cleveland, 1944. 15 pp.; TU; S417.C3W5.

2177. Williams, Maurice Leora. Libraries ofNegro elementary schools in Macon County, Alabama, with a suggested grade list. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1950. 57 leaves; TU; Reference.

2178. Williams, P. F. Pecans. [monograph]; NOTIS; Brown Printing Company: Montgomery, 1911. 68 pp.; contributor: Alabama Department of Agriculture; UA; SB608.P45 W45.

2179. Williamson, J. D. 10.0.F. address delivered in the Presbyterian Church. [monograph]; NOTIS; M.D.J. Slade: Tuscaloosa, 1846. 16 pp.; "Independent Order of Odd Fellows"; UA; F334.T9 W5.

2180. Williamson, Marie Forest. Child study as a basis/or cu"iculum development. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1948. 88 leaves; TU; Reference.

2181. Wilmer, Richard H. A pastoral letter addressed to the Council ofthe Diocese of Alabama. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; n.p.: Mobile, 1899. 16 pp.; BP; BX5837.W54 1899.

2182. Wilson, Clarence Madison. The mineral content ofdifferent crops as influenced by different fertilizer treatments on a Norfolk soil in Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1942. 16 leaves; AU; TAY.W739.

2183. Wilson, Cunningham. A.fireside story ofmedicine in Birmingham, beginning 1885. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1900? 19 leaves; UA; R156.B57 W541900zx.

2184. Wilson, J.B. Simple methods/or measurement and calculation offield areas. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1934. 16 pp.; "Pamphlet" (Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Extension Service), No. 6; contributor: R.S. Duncan; AU; QB311.W5.

2185. Wilson, Joseph. Catalogue offruit and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, plants, etc., cultivatedfor sale at the Montgomery nurseries, on Mildred Street, Montgomery, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1860? "microfilm copy of original in the Duke University Library"; microfilm; UA; microfilm.

2186. Wilson, Louis R. A report of the proposed program oflibrary development in

224 support ofgraduate work at Tuskegee Institute. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: Chapel Hill, 1943. 9 leaves; typed copy; AU; Z733.T92 W5.

2187. Winston, R. A. Soil survey ofElmore County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1913. 47 pp.; contributors: AC. McGehee, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 E4 1913.

2188. Winston, R. A. Soil survey of Tuscaloosa County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1912. 74 pp.; contributors: United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 T9 1912.

2189. Winston, R. A. Soil survey of Wilcox County, Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1918. 71 pp.; contributors: N. Eric Bell, United States Bureau of Soils, Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries; AU; S599.A4 W5 1918.

2190. Witt, Sandra. The impact ofa mother education program on the mothering skills ofselected rural adolescent mothers. [NOTIS; University of Alabama, University Microfilms International: Ann Arbor, MI, microfilm; AU; temporary control number: ACB1234.

2191. Wood, Clement. Nigger: a novel. [monograph]; NOTIS; E.P. Dutton: New York, cl922. 232 pp.; microfilm; AU; MADD.

2192. Wood, Frederic William. The relationship offarm production credit to the improvement ofAlabama agriculture. [thesis]; NOTIS; Auburn University: Auburn, 1940. 66 leaves; AU; TAD.W875.

2193. Woodbridge, Dwight Edwards. Sanitation at mining villages in the , Ala. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1913. 27 pp.; BP; TD24.B6 W66 1913.

2194. Woodruff, Edward Wallace. The relationship between distance children live from school and school attendance in Butler County. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1936. AU; TED.W8939.

2195. Woodward, Thomas Simpson. Woodward's reminiscences of the Creek, or Miscogee Indians, contained in letters to friends in Georgia and Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Book Store; Birmingham Book Exchange: Tuscaloosa; Birmingham, 1939. 168 pp.; AU; E99.C9 W66.

2196. Woofter, Thomas Jackson. The Plantation South Today. [monograph]; NETSCAPE; U.S. Government Printing Office: Washington, D.C., 1940. 27 pp.; "Social Problems Series," No. 5; also held at ADAH (Pamphlet

225 Collection, #LPRl 17, Box 5, #6); BP; HD9075.W6 VFPC.

2197. Woolfolk, Sarah Van Voorhis. The role of the scalawag in Alabama reconstruction. [thesis]; NOTIS; Louisiana State University: Baton Rouge, 1965. 302 leaves; photocopy by University Microfilm; Ph.D. thesis; AU; F326.W6 1973.

2198. Work, Monroe Nathan. Industrial work of Tuskegee graduates andformer students during the year 1910. [monograph]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1911. 63 pp.; TU; LC2761.T697 .W6.

2199. Worley, Lillian Estelle. Alabama's people. [monograph]; NOTIS; Bureau of Public Administration, University of Alabama: University, AL, 1945. 56 pp.; AU; JK4595.A2 A3 No. 18.

2200. Writers' Program (Ala.). Alabama; a guide to the deep South. [monograph]; NOTIS; R.R. Smith: New York, 1941. 442 pp.; contributor: Alabama State Planning Commission; microfilm; AU; F324.3 .W34 1975 and MADD.

2201. Writers' Program (Ala.). Alabama Hunter. [monograph]; NOTIS; Alabama Department of Conservation: Wetumpka, 1941. 42 pp.; "written by Jack Kytle"; UA; SK47.W7.

2202. Writers' Program (Ala.). Fish are.fighters in Alabama. [monograph]; NOTIS; Weumpka Printing Company: Wetumpka, AL, 1941. 38 pp.; contributors: Jack Kytle, William H. Bunce, Alabama Department of Conservation; AU; SH465.W7.

2203. Wyatt, Bartow Hollie. The Auburn test/or agricultural information; the construction ofa test in field crops for use in the high schools of Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1930. 46 leaves; AU; TAD .W97.

2204. Wyatt, Emma Ollie. Negro folklore from Alabama. [thesis]; NOTIS; State University oflowa: Iowa City, 1943? 149 leaves; photocopy; UA; GR111.A47 W93 1943ax.

2205. Wyer, Samuel S. Power possibilities at Muscle Shoals. [monograph]; NOTIS; n.p.: n.p., 1925? 26 pp.; AU; TK1425.M8 W9.

2206. Yerby, William Edward Wadsworth. History of Greensboro, Alabama: from its earliest settlement. [monograph]; NOTIS; Paragon Press: Montgomery, 1908. 200 pp.; AU also has 1963 reprint; AU; F334.G7 Y46.

2207. Yost, Edna. Modem Americans in science and invention. [monograph]; Frissell Library; Frederick A. Stokes: New York, c1941. 270 pp.; George

226 Washington Carver is subject of book; TU; Ql41.Y63.

2208. Young, John Julian. A study ofcertain factors as a basis for payment of travel for teachers of vocational agriculture in nine Alabama counties. [thesis]; NOTIS; Alabama Polytechnic Institute: Auburn, 1938. 38 leaves; AU; TAD .Y73.

2209. Young People's League. Synod of Alabama. Conference. Shoccobsorber. [serial]; NOTIS; The League: Shocco Springs, AL, 1921?-. UA, 1937; BV4447.Y7x.

2210. Young, Rosa. Light in the dark belt: the story ofRosa Young as told by herself. [monograph]; Concordia Publishing House: St. Louis, MO, 1930. 148 pp.; Afro-Americans Luterans in Alabama; AU; BX8060.N5 Y6 1930.

2211. Younge, Samuel Lemon. The relationship between intelligence achievement and socio-economic status ofsixth grade pupils. [thesis]; Frissell Library; The Institute: Tuskegee, 1947. 45 leaves; "Results of the normative survey method of research in which tests were administered to the 1946-47 sixth grade enrollment of the Chambliss Children's Home, Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, to determine the relationship between intelligence, achievement and socio-economic status."; TU; Reference.

2212. Zany, King. Alabamy black sheep: won't you return to my fold: fox trot. [sheet music]; NOTIS; M. Witmark & Sons: New York, 1923. 3 pp.; tJA; Ml 623 .3 226 A4 l 923x.

2213. Zuber, Osburn. Negro scientist shows "Way Out"for Southern/armers; a story of George Washington Carver of Tuskegee. [monograph]; Frissell Library; n.p.: Montgomery, 1929. 21 pp.; TU; S417. G3Z8.

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