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AN INDEX To Farm and Fireside

1913-1914

This index is carefully prepared with the idea of serving the readers who keep their copies of Farm and Fireside for reference. It covers the months of October, November, December 1913, and Jan- uary, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September 1914. It affects both editions of Farm and Fireside, the Eastern and the Western. That is what is meant by the capital E and the capital W occasionally following the references. The articles which apply to one section more than to - other are placed to the advantage of the reader whom we know will reached. If you receive a Western copy of Farm and Fireside you can simply disregard the references marked with an E. If you get the Eastern edition pay no attention to the references marked with W. All the other references will inter- est you. This index shows what an enormous supply of good things reach the readers each year. This present year will be no exception, for we shall give to our readers the best things in agriculture as people are now thinking of them.

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05 ^ 4 INDEX, 1913-1914 Compiled by the Indexers VOLUME 37

Alexander, A. S. Authracnose ' National wool growers' English broad beans O 25 :12E crows and blackbirds ABBREVIATIONS Bloody milk, Ag 15 :12E remedy Ap 11 :14 My 23 :10 horse or broad bean foiled Ap 11 :12 3 Care of new-born foals Anti-trust laws North Pacific distribu- Je 20 :10W, 8E federal legislation for Mr. 28-11 anti-trust laws prohibi- tors' D 20 :12 See also Lima beans protection Ap 25 :19E, Ja, January 15W Castor-oil for warts N 22 :15 tive to co-operation Northwestern fruit ex- Bear grass. See Soapweed game farm in Michigan F. February Catarrh in hogs F 28 :13 among farmers Ag 1 :6 change O 11 :13 Beaty, D. G. Ag 29 :2 Mr, March Cause and cure of sweeny Ants Pawcatuck Valley poul- Horse can't bolt feed houses J14:ll N 8 :8 birds and ants N 8 :15 try club Ag 15 :10B Je 20 :9B, • how to attract Ap, April 13W My 23 :16 Cause of a mule's cough yellow ant damages Pittsburgh market pro- Sling for grain sack insect eating, closed My, May Mr 28 :11W Kafir corn Je 6 :9 tective Ja 31 :11 My 23 :13E season for D 6 :3 Je, June Danger of milking-tubes Aphis Western economic so- Beaty, John Y. insect specialists Jl 18 :9 6 :11 protected by ants My 23 :12 ciety My 23 :6 Adventures of Arnot and pests Jl, July D Ag 1 :11 Don't do it Mr 14 :14E Apples Western New York hor- Homer Ap 11 :13 weather prophets Ag 15 :4 Ag, August advertise eastern also Don't use her milk Ap 11 :17 pro- ticulturists Ap 11 :14 Advertise to sell Ja 3 :12 See Blackbird ; Blue bird ducts Bicycle ; S, September Enlarged glands in throat N 22 :3 See also Building and egg delivery P 14 :26 Catbird ; Crow ; Flicker ;

28 :12 boxes vs. barrels My 9 :7 loan associations Boy who Hawk ; Mr ; Clubs made the reaper Horned lark o, October ; Hum- Fistula of the withers D 6 :10 causes of poor fruit Je 6 :12E Austin, John and Jl ming bird Emma 18 :12 ; Kingbird ; Mar- N, November Giving drenches to companion crop to how they Concrete silo for alfalfa tin ; Owl prospered ; Sandpiper ; Spar- poultry :5 D, December horses Mrl4 :13 O 25 with their four sons S 26 :5 P 14 :18 row ; Warbler ; Woodthrush Mistaken ideas on economy in good trees Australia Cramped-muscle treatment Birthday baskets Je 6 :20 heredity Ja 3 :9 O 11 :7W carrying the school to F 28 :6 Bixley, W. A. No cure for advanced efficiency in the pack- the pupil Jl 18 :2 Difference in hogs Ja 3 :20 Fifty-degree tomatoes garget D 20 :9 ing house Ag 29 :8 Automobiles Improvised pipe wrench Jl 18 :9B No cure for Johne's facts about the North- Australia uses to carry My 23 :13 Black, B. A. Abattoirs disease F 28 :12 west boom D 20 :12 the school to the Isolated renter My 23 :4 Two strong wire doors municipal abattoirs D 6 :2,15 Ration for horse with fertilizing trees with pupil Jl 18 :2 Land roller made from D 20:10 T., , in Paris, Texas D 20 :13 heaves S 12 :14W, 12E nitrate of soda experiences of an ama- disk Mr 28 :15S Black, T. A. Abernathy, Mrs. Moulton Relief for heaves Ja 31 :10 S 12 :11W, 9B teur Mr 28 :11S Novel gate latch Je 20 :1.3W This tractor developes Looks like a net Ap 25 :12 Removing warts from grafting Jl 18 :6 garage, home built Jl 4 :12W Safe loading chute Ja 17 :8 28 H. P. Mr 28 :3S grafting Accidents a cow's udder Mr 14 :12 ; sour-s w e e t horses, cure of fear Ja 3 :7 Save time in watering Black, W. A. dangers in farming :13 Rheumatism in horses apples S 12 :19W, 17E Iowa's increase stock Simple O 25 S 12 :12W, lOE Je 20 :9E, 13W I way to lay sid- farm tragedies Ag 29 :3,19 D 6 :11E growing in a bottle F 14 :13 lifting alone N 8 :6 Selecting good milch ing :6 ] D 20 Accounts Testing the swollen Illinois orchard as a Servia uses between cows Jl 4 :5 Black, Z. E. business records hoof Ja 3 :7 source of income towns Ag 1 :11 Testing for incubator "First Money" in Texas The cause of bloody S 12 moisture Ja 31 :13 ; P 28 :21 :11W, 9B suggestions from a woman Ja 17 :16 Jal7:7 cost accounting My 23 :4 milk Mr 28 :12 in the corn belt My 23 :8 N 22 :9 Beauty talk with the Blackbirds pocket records Mr 14 :18 To make hoofs hold insect pests reduce pro- tires, under-inflated Ag 15 :2 farmer's wife Ag 1 :15 corn and blackbirds Ap 11 :12 Adams Express Company nails Ag 1 :12B duction O 25 :10 value to farmer Mr 28 :9S Beaver hat Blackhead food club organized in Balti- Tonic for run-down Mcintosh reds and Auto truck how to clean Ja 3 :27 cure for 0 11 :11 ;Ap 25 :4 more Jl 18 :6 horse S 12 :8W every one good Mr 28 :7W automobile used as auto Becker, Mrs. R. B. Blacking Adenoids Treatment for curb N 22 :15 market for winter apples truck N 22 :9 Emergency candle lantern to prevent staining of dangers from F 14 :40 Treatment for r i n g- S 26 :8B farm built traction truck My 23 :13 hands p 28 :31 Adulterations. See Pure Food bone F 28 :13 marketing in baskets Ag 29 :5 Bed Blackleg- Advertising- Treatment for swollen S 12 :11W, 9B marketing suggestion making Mr 14 :29 vaccine Ap 11 :17 apple 011:13 ; N 22:3 knee Mr 14 :13 maximum yields O 25 :12 :4 Beef Blackstone, O 11 ; F 28 :3 1 :11 ; Ag Homer B. art of Mr 14 :14 Treatment for wire cut rear blight, prevention Argentine, controlled by Door that stock can't S 12 how to write an adver- Ag 15 :12E :11W \ B Americans N 22 :17 open S 12 :13W, HE tisement Ja 3 :12 Use poultice on scratches Skookums O 11 :13 Babies baby beef advocated Jl 4 :6 Blankets supply and judgment in N 8-14 O 25 :9 prices Je 20 :6 bathing and weighing Britten bill to increase washing- O 11 :21W

1 swelling Maryland law against Where stitches did harm of twigs Jl 4 :11 supply N 8 :3, 11 Blasting top-grafting trees Ja 17 :27 signboards S 12 :20W F 14 :14 Mr 14 :15 care and clothes trade dull My 9 :6 star drill for boulder Wisconsin offers free Alexander, Cecil Frances vinegar made from sec- See also Cattle breeding blastin: O 11 :24 ; Ja 3 :24 pastures O 11 :3 Humphreys onds, cores and skins Beef steak See also diet 11 :25 Sabulite ; Dynamite The burial of O Agricultural credit. See Credit Moses N 8 :19 Ag 15 :7E movement for better rare meat dangerous O 25 :3 Bleaching Agricultural education Alexander, Ida why apples are high Bees linen S 12 I O 11 :25 ; D 20 :15 „ :19W, 17E classes in homes Ja 31 :2 A Barred Gate Jl 18 :14 O 25:14; S 26 :10W, 8E buying bees sleeping out doors Ap 11 :22 by the pound Blevians, Mrs. R. K. federal aid :19 Alfalfa Apprentices F 28 Ap 25 :16E We removed the cause Jl 18 :8 girls' canning clubs 6 :3 economical start .la 31 :14 farm boy and city shop crops D Back yards, iSee Farm homes aided by Mr28:16E Blight good roads N 22 :3 failure, ten reasons Ag 1 :6 Ja 31 :19 Bacon foul broods ' Mr 14 :22 forestalling blight horseshoeing Mr 28 :8S hailstorm damage, remedy Aprons Je 6 :20 insulated prices Ap 25 :11 hives for win- an orchard Ja 3 :13 Page bill versus Lever S 26 :18W, 1.3E Aciuarium ter .Ta Blind staggers i Bacon, Mrs. Mabel 17 :17 O 25 :4 ; Ja 17 :3 Illinois successes Ja 17 :15 how to start one N 22 :26 I How we started in alfalfa money In keeping My 23 :5 cure Je 20 :8W round table talk 8 :4 in non-limestone soil N 22 :11 Arbor vitae N Ag 15 number in Germany .Te 6 :li i Blueberries school farm Jl 4 :7 inoculating the soil O 25 :12 Chinese .Ta 17 :11 spring feeding P 14 :24 in Indiana Bacteria i N 8 :10 schools :3 irrigation 25 :8 propagating 6 :12 N 8 O Je in soil sweet clover good honey Bluebirds seed corn instruction New England, two crops Argentina O 11 :15 milk sterilization by producer Ap 25 ;14E benefit to farmers Mr 14 :8 in country schools O 11 :21 , a year F 28 :5 beef, controlled by women and electricity N 22 :3 bee-keeping houses placed in the should begin at twelve ' pasturing hogs S 12 :12W Americans N 22 :17 soy bean bacteria P 14 :22 P 14 :35 sun \ S 12 :20W years O 25 :3 persistent crop on west- corn fakery Jl 4 :6 Bags See also Honey Blue-grass meat and its effect weeds, instruction in ern land F 14 :18 on macram^ Je20:16W, 12E Beet sugar pasture, versus sweet country schools N S :22 rich in protein Ag 15 :6 our markets D 6 :15 effect I uses for N 8 :23 of war on pro clover Ag 15 :11 who studies agricul- seed prices 14 :23 ; 28 Arithmetic F Mr :15 See also Sacks duction S 12 :6 rejuvenating the sod ture? 0 11:3 sheep food F 28 :5 practical problems needed Baii'd, Frank Beetles Mr 28 :15B Wisconsin graduates, silage for hogs S 12 :3 Ap 11 :2 life history Hogshead drainage Ap 11 :9 of Mr 28 Boarders, summer where they go D 20 :6B silo of concrete for 14 :18 Arizona F Balkan States potato flea beetle Jl 18 making them pay My 9 :20 See also Books and read- soil improving crop Johnson grass, sheep See also Weevil Boeder, Walter exterminate public school melting ing ; Country schools; Ap 25 :8 ; S 12 :16W, 14B S 26 :18W, 13E Behmymer. pots neded N 8 :3 Mrs. H. E. Put the pedals on N 8 :14 County adviser ; B x r i- South Dakota No. 12 Roosevelt dam Ag 29 :5 p e Ball games My tin-can scarecrow Boll weevil. See Weevil ment stations ; ex- hardy 25 Arizona experiment sta- Farm Ap :10E the Ap 25 :12 Bolles, C tion, practical assist- country playground perts ; Social centers spotted fields O 11 :8 Beitel. R. Ag 29 :4 O. The "corn" of the dry Agricultural pests. See Insect starting My 9 :14 ance to farmers Balloun, Rudolph Two-hen hatching coop belt Jl 4 pests stem blight eradicated S 26 :18W, 13E :8 Looks like a hunter Ap 25 :12 Mr 14 :8 Dwarf kaflr corn will Agriculture 15 :6 Arney, I. O. Ag Baltimore Belgian hare win Homesteading in ^ 011:13 See By-products; Co- tests on 900 horses Ja 31 :14 1913 errors in raising N 8 Experience praises 25 food club opened by the operation ; Crops ; Dairy trouble with Je 6 :9 Ap :18B Bell Adams express com- ^ silo Mr 14:23 operation crops value O 25 :2 Arnold, Frank R. ; ; Dairy gong-signal N 8 If I were to begin again cow Dairying varieties for cold and To grow large melons pany Jl 18 :6 ; ; Drainage ; harness snap as bell quickly Banks Jl 4 :8 Dry farming ; Farm build- dry climates Ag 1 :11 Ap 25 :16B clapper agricultural credit sys- D 20 Results with kafir-corn O 11 :8 ings ; Farm labor ; Farm Vermont crop success- Arnold, W. H. tem and banks My 23 :15 Bell, Edward, Jr. Two grasses for droughts life ; Farm management ful Ag 15 :7 Trouble with alfalfa Je 6 :9 collective loans O 25 :3 Your pocket is your D6:12 Farming Feeding and feed- Algae Ashes ' ; economy in patronizing office Mr 14 :18 Bone-mill ing stuffs ; Fertilizers and cream separators and removed without dust Mr 14 :22E Bendit, Emily Tupper. See how to make Ja 3 :15E ; 14 :20 Jl 4 :15 ; S 26 :19 manures Flower garden- green slime Mr Tupper-Bendit, Emily Bonney, A. P. Ashton, Carrie May land banks and amorti- ing Forage plants ; Garden- Alkali ; zation of loans .Ta 31 :17 Benevolence. See Charity Insulated beehives Ja 17 :17 ing Grafting due to lack of water F 14 :22 Chicken and its varia- ; ; Grain; new co-operative land Bennet, George M. The King Mr 14 :19 Greenhouse ; Insect pests Alkali sickness tions S 12 :22W, 18E I ; banks Ap 11 :19 Support for tongue or F'>ook cover bag 22 :26 Intensive farming Irriga- in cattle Je 6 :8 Asparagus N ; Ohio rural finance plan thills O 25 :6 Books and reading- tion Machinery and tools Allen, Olive Sacramento valley farms ; ; N 22 :3, 5 Bennett, Ida D. agricultural book reviews ; real N 22 :13 Marketing Plants ; Plow- A Thanksgiving Bulbs for winter bloom- O 11 :24 ; Jl personal loans for farm- 4 :12 ; Ag 1 :11 all 22 :20 salt a questionable aid ; ing i after ; Rotation of crops ; N ing :15 ers D 6 :3 S 12 :23W, 19E Ag 29 :19 ;S 12 :1.5W, 13E Silage ; Seeds Soils; Allen, Bob P 28 ; postal Getting flowers ready for :12 soil hints Mr 14 :17 funds should be S 26 *9B Threshing ; Trees Vegeta- Faithful after death Ap 25 ; the spring agricultural :7 loaned to the people D 20 :3 Ag29:17E bulletins and bles ; Waste ; Water Sup- Allshouse, J. G. suggestions My 9 state land banks .Te 6 :6 Benson, Ramsey card catalog P 14 :32 ply ; and under names of Drilling farm wells by Associations See also Building and loan Afterthoughts .Ta 17 :15 cultivate the special products and names hand Ag 29 :8 American forestry O 11 :16 reading associations ; Credit ; Cur- Live and let live Ja 31 :20 habit of domestic animals How to make hand sleds American Guernsey cat- .Ta 3 :21 rency Finance Living happily Ja 3 :26 guidance in 17 :25 tle club D 6 :4 reform; ; children's igriculture Department of Ja Poultry American poultry D 20 :3 Saving Mr 28 :8 reading Ja 31 :22 ;P 28 :21B boy's big club D 20 :3 Aluminum ! Something Barbed wire new in bulle- reviews N 8 :25 ; Ja 17 :21 bulletin on corn pests N 22 :10 good features N 8 :23 American saddle horse ; fence, protection for feet tins 28 27 14 :35 associa- breeders' association p F : Ap 25 :17B on gardening Ap 11 :25 American forestry The farmer value 11 :16 Ag 29 :6 S 12 :1.3W, HE and the of in a rural com- on housekeeping D 6 :23 tion, latest knowledge O i wounds, treating Ag 15 :12E woman Mr 14 .2^ munity My 9 :22 on potato moth D 6 :9 American Guernsey cat- American steel and Barkley. Clark C. The man and the ox O 11 :9E value to the farmer bulletins and card cata- tle club, registering and wire company Mr 28 :2S i Rabbit as bait for ermine The owl and the quail i 14 log F 14 :32 rating methods D 6 :4 cow testing Mr 28 :12 Mr :22B D 6 :6 D 20 :8E Boord, Prances E. cholera campaign Mr 14 :25 American poultry asso- Denmark, farmers' or- Barley The road that .Tack built City positions for coun- cotton marketing 14 :3 ciation, standard for ganizations O 11 :2 F smut, prevention try girls Dorset's serum cure for market poultry and eggs Eastern fruit and pro- Ap 25 :18B Jal7 :24 S 12 :16W, 14E Worth and wages P28 :18 Bordeau mixture hog cholera 15 :13 D 20 :3 duce exchange O 11 :14 Ag Barnard. Charles Bereman, H. A. formula eggs, charts for candling American saddle horse Everglade vegetable p 28 :14 ' Let the sun do your Limitations of irrigation Bowman, James D. S 12 :10W, 8E breeders' association growers F 14 :27 work My 9 :19 .Te 20 Forestalling the frost 11 food Inspection decis- trophies awarded Ag 29 :6 Farm women, associa- :9W Ap :S Barnes, Lorenzo D. Size of an acre S12 Boynton, W. D. ions 011:19 American steel and wire tion of P 28 :30 :16W, 14E The renter is isolated Swat the bushel .Ta 3 :14 Loganberry Mr 14 :16 girl's canning clubs D 6 :3 company, -agronomist Farm women's Con- by circumstances Ag 1 :4 Truth about Matter row gold medal for essay employed by Mr 28 :2S gress S 26 :18W, 13E dry farming must go O 25 :10 press 28 :30 Barns Jl 4 :3 Near kitchen greenhouse on earth roads ja 17 :25 Ammonia Farm women's P ' .Te :6 convenient plan O 25 :3 Berries. See Small fruits Ja 17 :12 grape seed utilization N 8 :10 cure for d v n a m i t e fruit growers 20 electric light Ja 3 :8 Beese, Cecil A substitute for tile Houston opposes federal headaches F 14 :23 Growers' and shippers' P 14 :13 round barn and silo N 22 :9 Double-headed door-but- Boys aid for roads N 22 :3 Amoeba exchange of Roches- :14 side hill location an ton D 20 :10 co-operation between par- Insect pests My 9 :6 war on O 11 :18E ter, N. Y. O 11 economy of effort P 28 :12 Best, E. M. ents and sons P 28 :23 meat shortage D 6 :15 Amusements Harrison county (Ken- twelve-sided Mr 28 :16 Pulling stumps with cultivate the reading mineral waters O 11 :16 basket making for tucky) farmers' union jacks :8 habit .Ta I Barnes, B. H N 22 3 :21 plans for future work Ja '? :12 children .Te 6 :20 S 26 :18 W, 13E International congress Sub-surface post-bracing The stovepipe hooper O 11 :12 discontented Mr 14 :16E potatoes infected, pro- Easter gifts, children i 17 :6 Beverages. farm boy and city shop hibition of importa- make at home Mr 28 :20 of agriculture O 25 :3 Ja See Recipes—Drinks Barnyards Bible Ja 31 :19 tion F 28 :3 Easter play for chil- International Institute with concrete .Te 20 :8W rural handy work for My 9 :19 value of advice to dren Mr.28 :20 o f agriculture a t paved problems and laws harnessing a heifer P'l4 :36 1 Bartlett, Helen 9 :4 farmer Ja 17 :3 Eskimo house, how Rome Ag 29 :6 My in Michigan Bicycle lonel.y children and un- year book for 1913 Ag 29 :11B built .Ta 17 :25 Isolated renter Game farm 1 :4 Ag 29 :2 used for egg delivery P 14 :26 heeding homes P 28 :24 yearbook for coun- My 23 :4 : Ag to be im- playgrounds pig clubs :5 Baseball Bigelow, H. W. D 20 :30 : proved My 9 :7W try children My 23 :18 Little landers My 9 ; ' S Agronomist. See Farm experts Sunday sports for boys Master butchers Jl 4 :6 indoor, hand, and kick Animals and birds as ba- 26 :15W, 17E baseball 29 :4 rometers 15 :4 starting four sons S 26 :5 Airships Ag 15 :6 more associations needed 1 Ag Ag 11 :2 Sunday Ag 15 :6 Binder twine Sunday sports for Ag 15 :fi panacea for farm dis- winter fun .Ta 17 :25 ; O lamb Bathroom protection from rodents training S 12 :19W, 17E orders Jl 18 :3-4 See also Baseball : Camping : Mount Vernon club Ap 25 :2 fixtures, removal of N 22 :9 See also Corn boys Alaska Church entertainments : Hal- and wool dairy Ag 1 :5 stains Mr 28 :19 Bird. Charlotte Brackets farming 11 lowe'en Playgrounds ; Trap- Mutual Ap :18W ; wagon-tire Alhee, Burton H. ping National conference on sanitary equipment The garret Ap 11 :2.SW Ja 3 :14 28 :13S Birds Brake, E. Pearl Why apples are high O 25 :14 Angle worms farm credits My 23 :6 Mr befriending 6 :4 Betty Better's bitter Alhers. Edwin as a side line Ja 3 :11 National dairy show Bath towel Je A good plowshare Animals Chicago, 1914 decorative bath-towel N 8 :27 birds of prey destroy butter Je 20 :3 23 :10 Braley, Berton guard Mr 28 :15 weather prophets Agl5:4 S 12 :12W, lOE Beads rodents My 22 :26 corn-root extermin- The abandoned farm Ag 29 :12 Alcohol Antarctic explorations. .See Ex- National farmers' union flower sprays N worm Buried treasure 20 :6 ' ators N 22 :10 D ilenatured. law needed O 25 :3 plorations N 22 ;7 Beans — — ;

Bulbs If Ja3:14 Campbell, Pearl Howard corn a carrier of disease origin of customs D 20 :19 Comstock, Anna B. Lost capital D 0 :B winter blooming Gifts made from ribbon My 9 :6 Christmas gifts Insect makes figs grow Our Thanksgivinig JN 22 :3 S 12 19E 8 :24 :23W, N Cornstalk disease explained acknowledgements Ja 3 :21 Je20 :HW The sUo Mr 28 :11 Bull Campbell, Robert Jl 4 :10 can be exchanged D 6 :23 The potato flea beetle Jl 18 :9 The typewriter Mr 28 :9S mastering a cross bull Frame for training roses tuberculosis, certified herds country gifts for city Comstock, Clara Bran Mr 28 :11 Jl 18 :9E D 20 :3 friends D 6 :22 The country playground good horse feed Ja 17 :15 protection from, means Camping tuberculosis deceptive :9 O 25 decorative bath-towel N 8 :27 Ag 29 :4 Richard of 29 :3 stove :25 . Braunstein, Ag F 14 tuberculosis, fight against how to be generous Concrete :27 ring Messengers of Grace Mr 14 in nose Ja 17 :9 Canada My 9 :8 though poor N 8 :24 barnyards paved with 28 :23 See also Cattle breeding Power of an idea Mr cattle improvement My 23 :6 Cattle feeding more ways to make pres- Je 20 :SW Bread. See Recipes Biscuits Bulletins experiment station apple — baby beef experiments ents D 6 :18 base for feed grinder F 14 :13 bread alfalfa Je 6 :9 tests 25 :12 and O S 12 :12W. lOE patterns for toys N 22 :24 caldron jacket Mr 28 :14S Brett, Anna beekeeping 14 :35 land-value taxation Ja 3 :6 calves, F feeding of N 8 :11 patterns, useful N 22 :23 chimney Ag 15 :10 co-operative chorus 28 :30 cancer prevention 25 :8 oil struck in Alberta Ag 15 :6 calves, A F Ap sucking devices rhymes to accompany D 20 :23 chimney cap Mr 28 :15S Brides corn 22 :10 reciprocity and cattle N Ag 1 :11 ribbon N 8 :24 cold-frame walls F 2S :15 trousseaux Je 6 :17 dasheen, the new vege- Ja 31 :10 feeding and fertilizing suggestions N 22 :26 furnace, home-made table waiting for Bridgart, L. Josephine Ap 25 :17W the rail- by use of fences Ja 3 :12 Church, J. E., Jr. Ja 17 :18W 14 :36 dry farming road :11 Abe's speech P N 8 :12 N 22 raising calves on skim keeping the frost away hitching post Mr 28 :14S dry farming in wheat market in 1913 Briggs, Katharine Wash- milk D 20 :9 from the fruit Mr 14 :4 laud roller Mr.28 :15S value of cheese ington My 23 :6 S 26 13E silage Food :18W, and soiling crops Church entertainments oil-mixed P 14 :23 recipes 17 :21 food inspection decis- wheat prices overesti- and some Ja Jl 18 :6 exhibition of curios P 28 :22 poultry house Ja 17 :13 Brinckle, William D. ions O 11 :19 mated Ja 31 :11 silage, corn tests S 12 :12W plea for more dignity N 22 :21 power house S 26 :9E Plumbing in the farm- gardening Ap 11 :25 Canada thistle Texas feeding N 8 :5 Churches roads O 11 :3 ; P 14 :22 house Mr 28 :18S half-baked Ja 3 :4 extermination See also Dairy cow ; Feeding community life and stepping stones Mr 28 :14S lettuce forcing and dis- Ja 17 :15 ; 20 • Brittain, Doss Je :7E feeding stuffs ; Silos ; Hog churches Ap 11 :22 weakened by water Ja 3 :14 The real "wonderberry" eases Ja 31 :15 fighting O 25 :8 Cattle-ticks. Ticks See Ap 25 :22 My 9 :22 : See also Silos ; O 11 :7 potato growing Ja 31 :16 Cancer Cauliflower My 23 :18 ; Je 6 :18 ; Condensed milk Violence vs. profits N 22 :8 potato moth D 6 :9 light on O 11 :3 failure to head D 6 :9 Je 20 :16W, 12E ; advantages vs. cost Mr 14 :6 Britten, Fred something new needed prevention Ap 25 :8 Cavender, Estelle Jl 4 :16 : Jl 18 :16 Congressmen Bill for increasing beef- F 28 :27 quack doctors Ja 3 :2 Emblem dishes for Feb- Ag 1 :16 Ag 15 :16 distributing ; seeds small supply 8 :3, 11 sulphur as a manure Ja 31 :12 remedy, knife or other Ja 3 :2 ruary N festivals F 14 :38 Churches business D 20 :3 Brockway, George F. tapeworm in sheep O 25 :9 surgery vs. quackery Cedar new work for country Connecticut Use steel grain bins S 26 :4 teachers' use of agri- Ap 11 :23 red cedar propagation life Ja 17 :26 experiment station egg- Brokaw, Dora Folsom cultural F 14 :32 Candee, B. S. Mr 14 :22E organization of Sunday laying contests O 25 :8E arts value to housekeeper :23 Facts about the "apple Celery A club for home D 6 sports for boys urged Ja 31 :8 Bumgardner, Mrs. F 14 :35E Grace W. boom" D 20 :12 hollow stalks, reason for Ag 15 :6 Conover, M. Roberts Brooders. See Poultry breeding Keep the bugs away Ap 25 :13 Candies. See Recipes—Candy Mr 28 :7W Churning. See Butter Trees and the farmer's Bunch, Burton Canning, preserving, etc. soil Broom See proper for Ja 31 :15 Chute home Mv 23 :20 :13 String-on-the-ear Recipes preserv- stable broom of brush F 28 method — Canning, storing for late use O 25 :12E safe loading chute Ja 17 :8 Conrad, Edward Brown, A. B. F 28 :6 ing, etc. why it goes to seed O 11 :18 Cistern A neat rack from horse- wire 11 :6 Burch, D. S. Canning clubs Cellar Trellis of woven O home-made Je 20 :14W shoes O 25 :6 The cream separator for girls :3 31 :14 Brown, Geo. W. D 6 ; Ja clean and healthful City life versus country Consolidated rural school Chimney top that's per- Mr 28 :9S Cans 11 O :25B ; Je 6 :20 life P 14 :12 success Ag 1 :6 manent Mr 28 :12S The fanning mill Mr 28 :9S use for empty N 8 :27 storehouse Jl 4 :4 City positions for country Consumption. See Tuberculosis Chimneys that don't need Farm tragedies—h o w Cantaloupe. See Musbmelons Cement. See Concrete girls Ja 17 :24 Contagion and contagious watching Mr 28 :15S they happen Ag 29 :3 Capons Centralized rural school. See Civet-cat diseases, tainted drink- pull Guaranteeing the guern- amateur's experience 29 :9 Hitch for backward Ag Consolidated rural school trapping D 6 :6 ing water My 23 :7 O 25 :6 sey D 6 :4 large versus small for Cereals. See Recipes—Cereals Civic impi-ovemeut. See Farm Contentment Our useful signal-bell N 8 :6 My partner, the gas engine market Ag 15 :5 Chain homes : Sidewalks Sign on a New Hampshire raising ; Practicing orchard surgery Mr 28 :9S profitable mending N 8 :14 boards farm D 20 :6 31 :16 Signs of a :12 Ja good cow Mr 28 Ag 15 :10E ; Ag 29 :9W Chamberlain, Anna C. Claitor, J. O. Contests :7 Signs of Which is yours like? O 11 approaching Carbon bisulphide gas The Gruner grudge Ag 1 :14 how do you plant corn ? corn boys and canning Widen the farm gateway storm Ag 15 :4 rodent exterminator F 14 :23 Okra and its uses My 9 :21 Ap 11 :12 girls Ja 31 ;14 O 25 :6 Sterile eggs and per- Carbonic-acid gas Chamberlain, Arthur plan to prevent wash- dairy-butter P 14 :22 Brown, L. K. fect apples O 25 .'5 as a fertilizer Je 6 :9 Beriah Sallerby's house- ing O 11 :9 egg testing D 20 :10 ; P 14 :6 Don't expect bigger prices Trade in second-hand Carbureter keeper p 28 :20 raising corn in Dixie essay on earth roads Ja 17 :25 My 9 :10 cows Jl 18 :10E kerosene Mr 28 :10S Chamberlain, C. L. Je 20 :7E kicking cow My 9 :13 ; Jl 18 :8 Erratic March is past When junk sits in judg- what is a good carburetor Don't hesitate in this Ag 29 :4 Clamp pony club Ap 11 :15 ment S 26 :5 Mr 28 :6S Chapman, H. S., tr. horseshoe O 25 :6 M r 28 :22 ; My 9 :24W Getting the profits D 20 :12 The white whirlpool Carlson, D. A. Noel of the Tarentaise Clark, James R. rat and mice exterminator Heavy runs—Steady price Ja 3 :3 ;Ap 11 :5 Pumpkin-seed scraper valley D 20 :19 a three-legged rest F 28 :6 S 26 :4 Ja 17:14 Burchard, Jessie V. K. Ag 15 :10E Noel Provencal, 1670 Claw hammer scarecrow Ja 31 :14 Hogs on the low spot Best dinner in Novem- Carpenter, Jessie I. D 20 :19 to remove broken screw Ap 25 :12 ; My 9 :13 Je 20 :13W ber N 22 :22 Ingenious sewing Je 6 :17 Charity N 22 :9 starting balky horses, Hold your hogs O 25 :14 Breads made with yeast Carpentry Ogden bequest to Texas Clayton, L. P. Jr. announcement The holiday hogs Ja 3 :12 O 25 :19 chilidren's carpentry D 6 :20 schools 15 :6 Ag Weeder from old trowel D 6 :6 ; P 28 :6 A large pig crop My 23 :11 Dainty dishes for the floors, mending hardwood on a business basis P 14 :3 Je 6 :12B trapping tricks D 6 :6 Light hogs are scarce invalid F 28 :26 Jl 4 :15 Charles, E. R., tr. Cleaning Convict labor Mr 28 :10 Some good winter des- Carts Latin Carol, 14th century pictures P 28 :23 road building O 25 :3 Look for a high market serts Ja 17 :29 back-savers N 22 :6 D 20 :19 portieres Ja 3 :27 Cookery JUS :10 Bureau of chemistry. See dump-cart for manure Chase, Laura M. pots and kettles N 8 :27 luncheon. Fourth of July Market pull not strong Chemistry bureau spreading D 20 :7B Good results with skim scouring with cork F 28 :31 Jl 4 :16 Jl 4 :11 Bureau of farm management. hand-carts, home-made milk D 20 :9 silver P 28 :31 meat by-products Ja 17 :26 crops needed F 28 :11 See Farm management :16 Cheese More O 11 ; Ag 1 :9 wools, laces, chiffon Jl 4 :15 meat canning O 25 :22 Nine-dollar hogs in March ! bureau how to make a useful food values of Ja 17 :21 See also Stains menu for Christmas D 20 :23 Ja 31 :11 I Bureau of soils cart Ja 17 :6 war prices S 26 :6 Cleator, Alice Jean menu for club suppers Prosperitv now, but later ' soil surveys Ja 17 :3 light cart Ja 17 :6 Cheese factory Christmas gift rhvmes Mr 28 :23 S 26 :8W, 8E Burgess, Harry W. Carroll, Mrs. Charles great milk market F 14 :11 D 20 :23 menu for Easter dinner Retail prices too high Je 6 :11 A 'coon set, simple and Mv sterescope tester F 14 :6 Cheese recipes. See Recipes Clemons, W. E. Ap 11 :24 Taking the winter stride successful D 6 :6 Carver, T. N. Cheese Wagon-tire brackets Ja 3 :14 menu for Thanksgiving 22 :7 Tap the foot 28 :6 N i F opinion on the meat Chemistry bureau Clemons, Mrs. Grace dinner N 22 :22

Ten dollars will earn ; Burt, Mrs. Gale I problem D 20 :13 Pood inspection decisions Hog dip for hens Jl 4 :9 new uses for food chop- tester :6 fourteen F 14 :14 Box-and-lamp P 14 Castella, Helen I. O 11 :19 Click. T. F. per 025 : 22 Tone of hog market Burton, Mrs. J. T. Penelope and the convict Cheney, H. O. Tractor hybrids Mr 28 :3S saving the bv-products :10W. Twin turkey troubles a improves Ap 25 9E Mr 28 :18 Want woodchuck over- Climbers P 14 :38 ; Mr 14 :29 Watch the hog-market N 8 :11 Je 20 :10E, 12W Castor bean coat? D 6 :6 home-made "S 12 :13W, HE summer morning cooking What the drought did Burtscher, William J. ornamental value Mr 14 :29E Chenoweth, Pearl Clothes bars Ag 1 :15W O 11 :13 Man who had no address Catalpa trees My secret to winter eggs handy N 8 :27 thermometer useful P 14 :33 What serum will do D 6 :8 Mr 14 :22 growing with nursery D 6 :13 Clothes line utilizing the furnace Will hogs stop rooting Butchering stock F 14 :20 Cherries hint for winter F 28 :31 fire P 28 :21 Mr 14 :11 how to butcher a sheep Ja 3 :8 raising for fence posts combination of hens and Clothing valentine emblem dishes Brown, Paul H. humane method of D 20 :9 S 12 :12W, lOE cherries F 28 :9 dressing well on little P 14 :38 Rape—an efficient crop suggestions D 6 :23 Catarrh Chicago money N 22 :22 without eggs Ja 3 :19 Abattoirs Trade corn Mr 28 :15B See also in hogs F 28 :13 Board of stvle of, causes loss of See also Kitchen utensils ; 4 :6 Blown, R. W. I Butter Catbird fakery Jl life My 23 :14 Recipes Bar-post making sim- barrel churn D 20 :9 recognizing Jl 4 :12W market commission's plan See also Pasliions Cookie cutter N 8 :27 plified Ja 17 :6 churning, reasons for Catchall D 6 :20 Ag 1 :13 Clover Cookies. See Recipes—Cookies Brown tail moth difficult F 14 :16 Cato National dairy show. 1914 fertilizer value S 12 :12W,10E Cooner, Wm. J. destroys apple product cream-grading in but- times haven't changed S 12 :12W, lOE irrigation O 25 :8 The farm garden Mr 14 :15 O 25 :10 ter factories O 11 :10 much S 12 :18W, 16E Chicken. See Poultry seed, buying good O 11 :13 Co-operation Bruce, O. C. criticisms on farm but Cats Child at home silage for hogs S 12 :3 anti-trust laws and agri- A city man's experi- termaking Je 20 :3 census needed in U. S. .Ta 3 :24 : Ja 17 :27 : F 14 :40 See also Sweet clover cultural co-operation

:27 : 28 :19 ; :R ences as a Dakota dairv-butter contest in Ap 25 :8E P 28 Mr Clubs P 14 :29 : Ap 25

; :18 homesteader Jl 4 :5 Pa P 14 :22 Cattalo My 9 :22 Je 6 : American Guernsey cat- apple buying club S 26 :8E Brussels sprouts Elgin butter, what it breeding advocated Ag 15 :15 tle club D 6 :4 Bible rural problems successful and profitable means P 28 :17 Jl 18 :10W Children bov's pig clubs D 20 :3 and laws My 9 :4 crop D 20 :11 Elgin butter board, Cattle adenoids and tonsils F 14 :40 S 26 :1.5W, 17E calf-raising, so-called .Ta .3 :7 Bryan, Mary B. fraud S 26 :18W, 13E Argentine, controlled by back yard playground P 28 :31 food club in Baltimore community abattoirs D 20 :13 How one village found hints on making O 25 :22 Americans N 22 :17 carpentrv D 6 :20 Jl 18 :6 community sheep breed- itself Jl 18 :11E keeping quality Ag 29 :10E calf preservation laws Christmas gifts for N 22 :24 girls' canning ing O 25 :14 Moth-proof bags again Je 6 :20 marketing, village ver- Mr 28 :3 Easter play Mr 28 :20 D 6 :3 ; Ja 31 :14 cotton selling would help Puritan Christmas D 20 :20 sus city prices S 26 :15 Canada plans for better gardening Ap 25 :17W home arts P 14 :35E producers P 14 :3 Religious farce N 22 :21 moisture adulteration cattle My 23 :6 live with our children model constitution N 8 :4 crushing limestone, clubs Story from a through- Mr 14:20 Canadian cattle and Ap 25 :17W pony Mr 28 :22 Ag 29 :11 the-week church F 28 :22 molds for marketing Jl 4 :10 reciprocity Ja 31 :10 neglected F 28 :27 Round table farmers' N S :4 dairy cow trading .Tl 18 :10E Windows that ventilate washing and working P 28 :13 cruelty to calves in ship- plav-work for little Skillet Creek farmers' N 8 :4 dairying in California Ag 1 :5 Ap 25 :20E Byers, Charles Alma ment My 23 :6 fingers Je 6 :20 social for women N 8 :22 domestic science classes Bubonic plague A city of farmers My 9 :5 drift fences for Ap 25 :6E religious farces for N 22 :21 starting a literary so- in the homes Ag 29 :4 threatens United States That ring left bv gaso- dual purpose road building, interest ciety and farmers' education and commun- " line N 8 :23W :6 aroused Ap 11 :21 club Ja 3 :26 ity life Ja 31 :2 Ag 29 :6 Ja 17 :2 ; Ap 11 :33 :16 Bucher. F. S. By-products dual purpose cow (De Graff) table manners F 14 See also Associations ; Corn failure, causes Mr 28 Silos—the experience "artificial wood made of Ag 15 :12 thieving N 8 :25 boys fertilizer purchasing D 20 :6 :25 of a county agent Ag 15 :7 straw Mr 28 :15E : My 9 :6 dual purpose cow (Shaw) winter fun Ja 17 Coal grasshoppers, vanquish-

; Babies supply 25 :3 1 :3 Buck, C. N. cookery P 14 :3S ; Mr 14 :29 Ag 29 :10 See also Amusements ; Chinese O ing Ag sifter :19 :6 Restoring hard paint grape seeds N 8 :10 dual purpose crosses Books and reading : Boys ; dustless ash S 26 home and school Ag 29

: household use brushes O 11 :6 lime from oyster shells dangerous S 12 :9W The child at home Games ; economical Ag 29 :17E

: 22 :27 ; Mr 14 :29 ; In Kan- Buell. Mrs. M. S. Ap 25 :8E Guernsey cattle, rating Girls ; Playgrounds N irrigation dam Mosaic patchwork meat must become one of registered D 6 :4 Prizes Mr 28 :12S sas .Ta 17 :15 D 20 :13 Chili electricity developed landlords and tenants S 12 :5 S 26 :15W. 17B Highland Scotch ; picture Buffalo meat wastes Ja 17 :26 Ag 29 :5 nitrate of soda industry from coal waste N 22 :3 laundry My 9 :7W cross breeding with straw, profits wasted in market monotonous Jl 18 :10 Agl :11 Cobb. Howard B. laundry, prize offer in cattle Jl IS :10W S 26 :12E market prospects O 25 :14 Chimney Dangers in dual-purpose Wisconsin Jl 4 :7 on brick crosses S 12 :9W Little landers in Cali- Buffum. David See also Waste N 8 :11 : N 22 :7 ; D 6 :8 ; concrete cap Mr 28 :15S Cobb. L. H. fornia My 9 :5 Box-stall remedy Mr 14 :12 Ja 17 :14 ; Mr 14 :14 ; metal extension cap Farmers as swindlers poultry raising Ag 15 :10E Can poor men become Ap 11 :15E ; Je 20 :13W :12 farmers? Je 6 :3 Mississippi conditions Mr 28 :12S Ap 25 :7W rat extermination Ag 29 Convenient barn, old Cabbage for raising Jl 18 :5 tile and concrete Ag 15 :10 If the hen lavs, she's road building Ja 17 :19 Je 6 :14 construction and new O 25 :4 bursting stopped Ag 1 :9 quarantine removed from China happy sidewalk :7 coal-fields O 25 :a Packing eggs to ship P 14 :10 An 25 :21 Don't let her run ; O 25 :9 club root disease Ja 3 :13 British cattle N 22 Peed for the big drafter louse remedy Ja 17 :15 scarcity and remedies egg supply Agl5 :6 To prevent dry mash threshine .Tl 18 :15 11 :12 N 22 :15 storing unprofitable Ag 1 :9W suggested D 6 :2 Chinese arbor vitae waste O wool in Kentuckv Keeping horses' feet in winter keeping Ja 31 :15 shortage, cause of D 6 :8 for drv regions Ja 17 :11 Coble, S. H. S 26 :18W. 13E bundles adviser shape N 22 :16 Cactus shortage due to tenant Chipman, G. P. To bind stalk See also County My 23 :13 : experts ; Mar- Mare that's afraid to cattle guard for rail- farming Mr 14 :3 Why western Canadian Credit Farm ; Social back Mr 14:12 road crossing S 12 :11W shrinkage in shipping farmers favor taxa- Coffee cake. See Recipes keting Co-operation Misshaped foot Ap 11 :18W plants for the heat of Mr 28 :11 tion of land values Ja 3 :6 Biscuits and bread centers Molasses in the ration summer My 9 :20 so-called co-operative Choke cherry Cold storage Copn. Lillian Grace :19 and needed regu- dime that ushered .Ta 31 :10 Cakes. See Recipes Cakes calf raising Ja 3 :7 beware of P 14 uses The — :2 12 :5 More work, more feed Caldron southern cattle business Cholera lation Ja 3 in a bank account S S 12 :14W, 12E concrete jacket for .Te 6 :5 bill to eradicate hog Cold-frames Cork econ- scouring with P 28 r31 New Englander's experi- Mr 28 :14S southern production My 9 :8 cholera D 20 :12 ; F 28 :17E concrete walks an :15 ence with alfalfa F 28 :5 California Swiss kindness to Je 20 :5 Dorset serum cure ef- omv P 28 Corn :13 acid prevention Overcoming automobile cantaloupe crop D 6 :9 wagon for moving calves fective Ag 15 Colds :14 S 26 :18W, 13E fear Ja 3 :7 converting hard bare D 20 :9 fake medicine for hog prevention Ag 29 :11 Argentine fakery by the Saddle-horse for the ground into a farm war effect on market cholera .Tl IS :6 : S 26 College students help Ap 11 :4 Chicago Board of farm O 11 :5 .Ta 17 :10 S 26 :9W, SE fake serums in North summer Dakota Mr 28 :16E Colorado Trade Tl 4 :6 Steady down a colt N 8 :8 eucalyptus plantations See also Beef : Bull ; Dairy germ kills locusts Ag 1 :11 Cache la Poudre con- cross fertilization .Tl IS :9E Stubborn horses and .Tl 4 :7 cow : Dairying school crows, prevention Ap 11 :12 patience .Ta 17 :8 good fruit on rocky land Cattle breeding Immunizing young pigs solidated rural 1 :6 cutter for one horse N 8 :6 Teaching a mare to back .Ta 17 :5 Canada plans for better Ag 1 :11 As 6 :5 developing a variety N 8 :12 P 28 :13 grapes Ag 29 :5 cattle My 23 :6 inoculation of hogs, cau- dry farming D disease carrier My 9 :6 Treating the near- independence on an acre cross breeding with buffalo tion Ja :17 : Mr 14 :14B school survey Ap 25 :10B shipped in My 9 :5 Jl 18 :10W prevention, government Colt excess water balker S 12 :8W Ja 3 :14 Varro. farmer and largest grapevine Ag 1 :11 dual-purpose crosses, campaign Mr 14:25 care of new born foals :S 28 :11 grasshoppers invaded fields .iournalist P 14 :12 Mutual dairy associa- dangers in S 12 :9W prevention in hogs D R Mr Kansas Ag 1 :3 Buildins- and loan asso- tion Ae 1 :5 sires, testing value Ag 1 :12E N22:R humane bitting .Ta 17 :S in :S King-dragged ciations Nile lands of N 22 :13 Cattle diseases and pests quarantined hogs Ap 11 :16 steadying N 8 growing : corn Ag29:llE advantages .Ta 31 :14 Calves. See Cattle abortion, remedy O 11 :10 states affected bv hog See also Horse suggestions Jl 4 : ( Ohio loans to farmers Cammack, A. alkali sickness .Te 6 :8 cholera F 2S :18 Commencements srowing, :17 Kansas crops Mr 28 :4 28 :16B To use a file correctly O 25 :6 blackleg vaccine Ap 11 :17 Christmas graduation costs Je 6 F exposition O 11 :17 Ohio plan for farmers Camn. Pauline Frances bloat remedied with pine eversrreen profits N 22 :10 Commerce national :6 .Ta 31 ;11 22 :3. 5 Little playmates Ja 17 :25 tar Ag 29 :10 growth of the Christmas farm ruled by the sea Ag 29 N T) 6 :10 first valentine :41 cattle-tick, arsenic for tree industry D 20 :20W opportunity of the war peanuts vs. Buildings. See Barns : Chlm- The F 14 :12 :10 decorations for Ae 29:13 planting methods Ap 11 nev : Corncribs: Farm The Whizzles and the Oil menu and D 20 :23 S 12 :17W. 1.5E protein value Ae ISjO buildings : Farm homes : Wnmps and Dobbin cattle tick, Tennessee dinner — i-oiciTio- in Dixie .Te 20 :7E N S ''0 ; ; ; 44 :

11 :17 census needed in U. S. Editorial comment rural schools, are they root-worm N 22 :10 co-operative circle mar- i udder hardening Ap ' Adams express company practical Ap 11 :2 seed corn, home grown keting Ap 11 :b udder, teat stoppage D 6 :11 Ap 25 :8B for torn dogs of the nations J e 20 food club Jl 18 what meat packers said best Jl 4 :7 grading u 11 :10 i udder, treatment ;8W ' alfalfa obstacles Ag 1 D 6:2 seed torn instruction O 11 :21 homogenized Ja 31 :6 teat F 14 :14 doas that do the dam- alfalfa stem blight 15 what shall I do with seed fake S 12 :12W, lOE whipping cream udder troubles, garget D 20 :9 age to sheep Ap 25 :3 Ag American draft horse my life '; P 28 :2 selection F 28 :17 Je20:13W, 9E udders inflamed, cause egg-eating habit cured Je20 seed, Antarctic explorations, woman as successful seed tester F 14 :24W Cream separator septic sore throat in Ap 11 :10E ruin :3 results Je 6 farmer Jl 18 :2 . F 28 ;lti green silme, cause of humans Ag 15 :11 . how dogs sheep My 9 anti-trust laws and the Education Shallu or Egyptian N 22 :11 Mr 14 :20 udders, wart cure in 22 :15 legislation proposed for farmer 25 cuiuiiiunity classes and shocking and tying into keep level Ja o :8 Mr 14 :12 control Je 6 :10 Ap pall made of old separa- Dairy cow feeding loss of lambs caused by apple supply and prices meetings Ja 31 :2 bundles My 23 :13 i :8 Je20 does it pay ? Mr 28 :3 show-ears of corn and tor can My 23 :13 effect on butter Ag 29 :10E Ja 3 exports in Georgia Moutessori methods. See 14 :24 speedometer saves but- milo good as feed J 1 4 :8 protecting sheep from bacon actual yields My child at home corn and cowpea ter fat Ap 11 :17 pumpKins give yellow My 23 :3 Ap 25 silage, "beefsteak train" to dem- Mr 28 :19 My 9 :22 Scotchman's sheep killed ; Ag 1 :10 value of My 9 :ti 1 luUk and good butter Jl 4 :8 Cheese factory pumpkins, removing seeds by Mr 28 :11 onstrate baby beef Jl self help Ja 3 :20. 21 soy Creameries. See ; silage, corn and See also Agricultural sentiment about dogs bogus farm help Ap 25 education ; 22 :11 Butter ; Dairying Ag 15 :10B beans N \ :3 :2 by-product utilization 9 Books and reading ; Coun- silage, corn, Kaiir-corn, Credit rich milk and feeding D 0 :11 N 8 ; D 20 My Canada plans for better try schools ; Public schools vines cheap farm money Jl 18 :6 Russian thistle for for- sheep and dog problem ; sorghum and pea Trade schools N8:5 collective credit O 25 :15 age Jl 4 :8 F 28 :17E ;Ag 1 :11, 12 cattle My 23 oil stock Edwards, J. S. co-operative system of when should a cow go Ag 15 :6 ; S 12 :12W, lOB Canadian Ag 15 silage for cattle, tests Stone-age bone-mill S 12 :12W land mortgage asso- dry O 11 :3 sheep and dog question, Chicago conference on Ja 3 :15E farm credits Eggs silage for hogs S 12 :3 ciations My 23 :2 Dairy show disagreement Mr 14 :2 and economics bicycle delivery F 14 :26 South Carolina i-ecord, S 2G :10W, 8E Chicago, 1914 S 12 :12W, lOE sheep or dogs, which'; My 23 Chinese candling, charts for a correction F 28 :11 currency bill and the Dairying- Ap 11 :3 egg supply Agl5 cotton situation S 12 :10W, soy beans plus corn Ap 25 :17 farmer My 9 :12 common cows, success spread tapeworm in sheep S 12 8E 25 :9 :20 city property and our care of eggs for hatching sugar beets or corn Ag 1 :10 currency law, concession with Mr 28 :12 O ; Mr 14 corn to farmers Ja 31 :17 Co-operation in creameries stricter taxes O 25 :3 interest in My 9 Mr 28 :9 swales turned into Chinese supply N 8 :13 depends on soil fertility checked by anti-trust training hints for chil- clover-leaf weevil Je20 Ag 15 :6 iields Connecticut agricultural varieties Ag 29 :11E F 14 :14 laws Ag 1 :6 dren Ag 1 :16 combination apples Jl 18 corn experiment station varieties produced in farm credit improve- co-operative marketing worthless and uncared as a carrier of egg disease laying contests 25 :8E Washington Jl 4 :7 ment forecast of 1892 in California Ag 1 :5 for P 28 :3 My 9 :6 O contest for Panama-Pacific world's corn record and Ja 31 :3 creameries, promoted, Dolls corn fakery, Argentine J14 6 exposition S 12 20 :3 farm credit system ver- failures Ag 29 :10E premium offer N 22 :25 cream separator My 9 :12W cost of fertilizing D cooking without Corn boys sus foreign territory Mississippi conditions Jl 18 :5 doll's house D 6 :20 creameries, co-operation Ja 3 :19 Danish co-operative ex- contests of value Ja 31 :14 purchases Jl 18 :6 Montana adapted to Dolsen, John B. not permitted by gov- ernment port society 28 :9E Corn crib French system My 23 :15 S26 :18W, 13B The dominant race Ja 17 :23 Ag 1 F egg and cream circles with hog house loans O 25 :3 occupation for old people Dolson, Cora A. Matson credit for farmers ver- Ap 11 :6 combined fertility insured Je 20 :SW loans, different system N 8 :8W The chickens, the flowers, sus payment for for- eign territory P 14 :10E, system 25 :6 needed Mr 28 :2 starting with small capi- and I S 26 :8W, lOE Jl 18 7W gravity O fertility mortgage system S 26 :6 tal :5 Father used to keep sheep cruelty to calves in tests F 14 :10 making : cent a bushel D 20 frozen D 6 :23 17 storage Ag 29 :11B mortgage-bank measure Texas opportunities N 8 :5 Mr 28 :11 shipment My 23 ; Ja :13 corn guinea egg quantity :1(JW, 14B My 9 :17 White whirlpool Ja 3 :3 c't'd. Prom darkness to light dairy heifers, raising Ap 11 and S 12 prices storm-proof Ag 29 :11B National conference on Ap 11 :5 c'd'd Ap 11 :22 dry-farming necessity Ja 17 :16B credit :6 See also Butter Dolson, Eugene C. My 23 home market versus city woven wire S 12 :16W, 14E farm My 23 ; Cattle ; Cheese ; Reunion in the old homes dual-purpose breeding My 9 market Ja 3 :15 Corn lady letters Ohio farm loans F 28 :16E Cheese factory ; Cream; -.21 personal loans needed D 6 :3 Cream separator N 22 :19W dual-purpose cotton Jl 18 S26:15W, 17E ; Dairy O 11 ; N 8 :22 ; dual-purpose increased production from proposed substitute for cow ; Milk and milking Domestic economy. See Cook- mistakes Ja 3 :26 ; Ja 31 :22 ; F 14 :32 ery Barred Rocks Jl 18 :4 Corn-cutter loan sharks P 14 :3 Dally, V. L. ; Home economics Apll effect of cheap laying competitions ana- 8 :6 rural credit bill Ap 25 :h To stretch muskrat Kitchen ; Recipes farm one-horse N lyzed warehouse certificates for skins Ja 17 :17 Doneghue, R. C. money Jl 18 Ja 31 :8 ; P 14 :H Cornstalk disease marketing cattle Jl 4 :10 emergency currency trails that weasels will When disking before egg and cream circles eggs and poul- in horses and try Cornell, A. S 26 :13 follow D 6 :6 plowing pays Ag 29 :11 Ap 11 Mr 14 :8 also Building Dalzell, Bernard Doors farm demonstrators Je 6 marketing to retailers The dump cart-second best See Banks ; and P. double-headed door farm ruled by the sea Mr 28 :8 20 :7E loan associations ; Finance My drum-major scare- but- Ag 29 D new standards Cosse, Esther A. Cristadoro, Charles crow My 9 :13 ton D 20 :10 farmer not a business D 20 :3 fastening stock man North American-inter- How to fit your hat Je 6 :20 Make the thermometer Dams. See Roosevelt dam, Ari- that My 23 useful F 14 :33 zona cannot open S 12 :13W, HE farmer's market cut off national egg-laying Planning the trousseau contest 6 :17 Crocheting Danger signals wire doors for poultry on account of war S 12 at Newark, Je Del. Cost accounting. See Accounts child's coat collar O 11 :24 red lanterns Ap 25 :16B house D 20 :10 feeding tests in Nebraska ^ s 12 :12W ' Ohio s yield Cost of living towel end Ag 29 :14 Dasheen Dorset, Marion Agl5 p 28 :7W packing for shipment city prosperity, our in- Crops important new vegetable hog cholera eradication forcing farmers to grow live stock Jl S 12 terest in . My 9 :6 crop news for produc- Ap 25 :17W Ag 15 :13 4 :10W, 8B packing settings congresses of experts ers O 11 :18B Davis, Clifford E. Douglas, Alice May goat venison Ag 15 for ship- fruit crop in Middle The expert driver Ap 11 :17 The man who made the grain shipments move S 12 ment F 14 :10 answer the question preserving 28 :30 West S 26 :9W, 8B The farm office D 20 :6B brownies. Palmer grain stacking Jl My 23 :9 F preserving cost of bacon and hogs 1914 Ag 1 :6 Fitting work and weather Cox N 8 :20 helping the irrigation- with water Alfalfa Drags ists 11 glass S 12 Ap 25 :11 See also ; Corn ; Cot- Jl 18 :11 Ap :10W, 8E prices and ; hog cholera medicines Jl shortage in economy and efficiency ton ; Cover crops Field Is this man right? Ja 17 :13 double-row drag Ja 3 :10 18 International December in buying and dis- peas ; Rotation of crops Memories of old times proper use on roads Mr 28 :2S institute of Ja 31 :9E production of Soils ; Wheat Mr 14 :22E road machine and drag agriculture at Rome Barred tributing Ag 1 :13 Rock food prices increased F 14 :25 Cross eyes Moth balls saved squash Mr 28 :6S Ag29 and Rhode Island increased cost of food P 14 :25 remedies S 12 :12W, lOB vines My 23 :8 Drainage landlord and tenant Ap 11 Reds :16 prices lowering My 23 :10 Cross pollination. See Hybridi- The old line-fence N 22 :8 cedar a substitute for Landschaft system .S 26 N 8 ; Mr 14 :8 Wiley's reasons for F 28 :18 zation Unfinished business Ja 31 :13 tile F 14 :13 Let us give thanks S 26 recipes. See Recipes—Eggs Davis, Mrs. letter-writing selling directly to See also European war ; Prices Crow, John M. C. A. hogshead used in low lot farmers Ag 1 grocers Cotton Hand-cart from old buggy sausages, best on the Ap 11 :9 McCumber bill Jl 4 Mr 14 :10 size Arizona crop Je 6 :11 O 11 :16 market S 26 :15W, 17E open ditch recommended medical fakes Je 20 affected by feeding Ag 1 :7 co-operative selling would Crows Davis, Ernest A. F 14 :22 money for rural educa- spoiling in summer pre- help the producers P 14 :3 bad qualities Ap 25 :16B Conceal the image Ap 25 :12 swales turned into corn tion Ag 15 vented Ag 1 -7 crop for 1911 Mr 28 :8S corn and crows Ap 11 :12 Davis, Georgiana C. fields N 8 :13 motorcycles for rural sterile o 25~:5 plea for D 20 :8E An all-the-year-round transportation testing device. -6 • dual-purpose Jl 18 :6 See also Ditches ; Irrigation Jl 4 F 14 Weevil See also Scarecrows hat protector S 12 :21W Drake, Clarke M. parcel post advertising pests. See , , S12:10W, 8E war prices, why ? Ag 29 :13 Cucumbers Davis, Julia Ramsey Vinegar from windfalls Ap 25 testing device contest war situation S 12 :6 bug prevention Ap 25 :13 The jingle of coin in Ag 15 :7E pestilence threatens announced D 20 :10 Culbertson, Bert thin shells, S 12 :17W, 15E ; S 26 :8E the sausage mill Drenches United States, bu- prevention Cotton-boll weevil. See Weevil Mallet for setting plants S 26 :15W. 17B how to give Mr 14 :13 bonic plague Ag 29 Ag 29 :9 Cotton-seed Ap 11 :8 Davis, W. B. Drennan Georgia T. pests eradicated by agri- utility poultry work protein value for feeding Cuneo, J. L. Crops tor the ten-acre What women are think- cultural dep't. My 9 S 26 :8W. lOB Ag 15 :6 Peanut culture in Okla- garden My 9 :15 ing about, by Georgia plowing deep for wheat winter yield. Increasing silage and, for cattle homa D 6 :10 Day, Roland W. T. Drennan and P. H. yield Ag 29 S 26 :10E S 12 :12W Currency. See Money How we made the break McLean My 9 :20 plums, sand-hill My 9 See also Poultry feeding Cotton-seed oil Currency reform Mr 14 :22 Dresser scarf N 22 :26 postal circulating librar- Egli, Lawrence cotton Jl 18 :6 new bill and the- farmer DeBra, L. L. ies My safety stool dual purpose Drills My 9 Jl 18 : Counselor's grab-bag N 9 :23 My 9 :12 Asparagus and foreign hand, for farm wells Ag 29 :8 public grain inspection Electric bell Country life new law, concession to labor N 22 :13 star drills for blasting Ap 11 signals N 8 community interests in farmers Ja 31 :17 De Graff, Albert H. Ja 3 :14 public land management Electric light Curtain The best cow Ag 15 :12 wiring a barn local history Jl 18 :11E Driscoll, Chas. B. Je 20 and cost Ja 3 : community life and the border of filet S 12 :22W, 18E De Lara. L. Gutierrez de A broken home ,Ta 3 :3 public servants paid from Electricity church. See church dainty and inexpensive What the Mexican farm- Dad's cows Ap 25 :11 private funds Je 6 generated from low grade new work of the church Ap 25 :20E ers want S 26 :3 The farm automobile rural credit bill Ap 25 fuels N 22 :3 Ja 17 :26 Cutworms Delaware Mr 28 :9S saddle horse returning generated from wind- life Play- prevention S 12 :11W apple market 29 :8 mill See also Farm ; Ag The farmer's friend F 14 :21 Ag29 power Ja 17 :15 grounds North American-inter- He boasteth D 20 :8 school credits for home in lightning Ag 15 -.3, 4 Country schools D national egg-laying He was tired of farm- work Ag 29 milk sterilization N 22 :3 carrying the school to contest S 12 :12W ing S 12 :4 sheep and dog problem on the farm j] 4 .^ the pupil in Australia Daggett, G. Clayton Demonstrators. See Farm ex- The manure spreader in Maryland Ag 15 Elgin butter .Tl 18 :2 Make some rag crows perts Mr 28 :9S soiling crops and silage what It means F 28 :17 consolidated Ag 1 :6 Ap 25 :12 Denatured alcohol My three friends Jl 18 Elgin butter board credits for home work Dahl, Arthur L. more favorable law needed Je20:16E, 20W stallion grafters Ap 11 fraud S 26 :18W, 13E in Kansas Ag 29 :6 A rockpile orchard Ja 17 :5 O 25 :3 The rural hero Ag 1 :8 state land banks .le 6 Eliot, Charles W. in Oregon Ag 29 :11E Dahl, Horace H. Denmark The rural phone Mr 28 :9S strawberries by mail Ag 1 Address on Washington interesting a commun- A steady two-wheel bar- eggs, co-operative mar- Too much money Mr 14 :20 sugar and the war S 12 P 14 :42 ity in local history row N 22 :6 keting P 28 :9B Driving Sunday baseball advocated Ellis, May Jl 18 :11B Dairy cow farmers' organizations expert driver Ap 11 :17 Agl5 Selling eggs to grocers junior assistant for big vs. the small D 20 :9 Oil :2 Drugs swimming with clothes on Mr 14:10 the teacher S 26 :14W, 16E blue-blooded : poem woman suffrage Ag 15 :6 heroin dangerous P 28 :16 Ap 25 Ellsworth, W. B. Offden bequest to Texas S 12 :14W, 12B Derrick See also Patent medicines time Is money and hap- Getting the hothouse lamb Ag 15 :6 care of Ag 15 :12 hogs, hanging S 12 :13W, IIB Drumm, Prank B. piness Je 6 N8:8 playgrounds and games certified herds D 20 :3 Devine, Dr. D. P. Runs for small chickens tuberculosis cost My 9 Good way to sort hogs Ag29:4 co-op*ration in trading, What veterinarians see F 14 ;8 twentieth century school S 12 :13W, HE practical, need of Ap 11 :2 middlemen eliminated O 11 :10 Dry farming Agl Embargo. See Export tax ruralize the rural school Jl 18 :10B Dew, Louise E. congress in Tulsa in 1913 war insanity My 23 Emberton, T. M. N8:3 dairy heifer profits Ap 11 :6 Some ways to bleach P 28 :30 Western fruit growers No nests, no rats S 26 :4 centers N 8 '.22 :2 11 :6 linen and remove stains Emmons, social dual purpose Ja 17 ; Ap eight years' experience D 6 :5 organized Je 20 :6 Earl H. social centers in Wis- dual purpose cow (De S 12 :19W, 17B erroneous ideas N 8 :12 wheat crop plentiful, The crow Ap 25 :16E consin N 22 ".2 Graff) Ag 15 :12 Dewberry surface packing a neces- 1914 Agl Employment bureau. See Parm survey in Colorado Ap 25 :10E dual purpose cow (Shaw) cultivation N 8 :10 sity Mv23 :6 wheat trust My 9 labor See also Agricultural edu- Ag 29 :10 Dey, Haryot Holt truth about J14 :3 Who is thy neighbor? S 12 End-gate cation ; Public schools Guernsey registering The lottery of the days Drysdale, R. G. willing farm hands Je6 hog-rack N 8 :6 County adviser and rating D 6 :4 Ag 1 :15B Milk and arsenic feast S 26 :4 woman suffrage in Den- Endive amount of work done in heifer, as a draft ani- A mother's confession P 28 :24 Ducks mark and Norway Ag 15 growing Ag 1 :9 Merrick county, Nebraska mal F 14 :36 Dickinson, Dick hatching in incubator, wool and mutton pros- Engineering- F 28 :3 kicking cow cure Ag 15 :10B A rural-school junior and first food P 14 :10 pects Je 6 new agricultural Mr 28 :8S Va. Frederick County, S 12 :1.3W, IIB assistant S 26 :14W, 16E instructions for raising Editorials Engines. See Gasoline engines ; Mr 14 :20 kicking cure, prize award Diet Mv 9 :9 Alfalfa O 25 Traction engines information wanted about Jl 18 :8 eating to reduce weight plucking N 8 :23W cancer, what is the English broad beans Mr 14 :3 kicking problem My 9 :13 N 8 :25 Dump-cart. See Carts remedy Ja 3 O 25 :12B new federal aid for farm- kicking, ways of reform- Dining room Dumplings. See Recipes^Pish, common sense and co- Ermine ers F 28 :19 ing Jl 18 :8 attractiveness desirable and meats operation O 11 trapping D 6 :6 Winnebago County, Illinois milk records P 14 :15 May 23 :17 Dump-sled co-operative land-mort- Erosion D 6 :3 name of breed not al- Diplomatic and consular service how to make .Ta 17 :6 gage system My 23 prevention ,Ta 3 :11B Courter, J. C. ways significant Ja 3 :4 America's service in the Dunn, Mame Griffin dual-purpose cow .Ta 17 P 14 :18, 25 How dogs worry sheep record cow with many war S 26 :13 Babv hints O 11 :24 European war Ag 15 Erwin, A. T. Ag 1 :12 milkers My 23 :7 Diseases. See Cattle diseases Dunton. N. W. farm laborer's side of Winter care of meter Cousin Sallev selecting good milch Contagion and contagious Hillside ditching vs. ter- the hired help ques- roses D 20 :11

Editor, Young folks' de- cows .Tl 4 :5 diseases ; Hog diseases; racing P 14 :25 tion S 26 Eskimo house partment shorthorn vs. scrub N 8 :3 Horse diseases ; Poultry Durgin. Ethel H. farm owner's versus farm how to make Ja 17 :25

Cover crops shorthorns, price paid diseases ; Sheep diseases Marshmallow innovations laborer's income Ag 1 Etiquette. See Table manners legumes, list of Ja 3 :11 for Je 6 :8 Veterinary medicine N 22 :2] fertilizers, when to use Jl 4 Eucalyptus

winter wheat for testing associations Mr 28 :12 Disinfection. See Sanitation ; Dustin, Asrnes B. game laws unjust to California lumber not S 26 :18W, 1.3E testing versus judging Wounds Sorter blind Je 20 :13E, 17W farmer Ag 29 good Jl 4 :7 Coverdell, M. by the escutcheon Disking Dyer. Mrs. S. M. he is best educated who Eugenics Improving vour mail service S12:14W before plowing, when it Old alarm clocks saved would learn Ja 31 movement for better babies .Te 6 :13 Dairy cow breeding pays Ag 29 :11 $.50 My 9:13 liberty of the dog owner O 11 :25 Insuring against a hay co-operation, one breed Ditches Dynamite Mr 14 European war famine Je 20 :7E Ag 1 :11 hillside protection from ammonia a cure for dy- loans, different system America, the peaceful :25 Cow. See Cattle : Dairy cow dual-purpose crosses, erosion P 14 namite headaches F 14 :23 needed Mr 28 nation S 26 :6, 13 Cowan, .John H. dangers in S 12 :9W Dittmer, A. R. See also Blasting make the new dog ex- cocks of the walk Ja 17 :17 Trv riding horseback sires, testing value Ag 1 :12E letter on the farmer pensive D 20 cotton situation My 23 :1.S diseases and versus the farm hand Mount Juliet lamb and S 12 :6 Dairy cow B ; S 26 :8E Cox. Palmer pests Ag 1 :2 wool club Ap 25 editorial comment Ag 15 :2 Man who made the bloody milk Mr 28 :12 Diversified farming, value name for every farm N 8 effect of war on the brownies N 8 ".20 bloodv milk treatment Ap 25 :10B, 9W Eagle, White neighbors My 23 United States com- Cowles. Kilbourne for Ag 15 :12E See also Rotation of crops Shearing My 23 :7 old age and spring time mercially and finan- Helps for washday Ag 29 :17 .Tohne's disease incur- Dixon. C. E. Easter Je 20 cially Ag 29:13

Covote able P 28 :12 Protecting egg shipments country dinner menu our old fashioned S 12 :17W, 15B : S 26 :13 trapping D 6 :6 hoof, deformed Ag 16 :12 S 12 :10W Ap 11 :24 "literary" N 22 food supplies affected Cramer. Mr 14 :13 Dixon. K. H. play for children Mr 28 :20 outcry against high prices by 15 :2 :13 Henry swollen knee Ag ; Ag 29 Center flue saved hay throat glands enlarged We will protect our Eastern fruit and pro- P 14 food supply for Europe Je 20 :1.3W Mr 28 :12 nroducts S 26 :10W, 8E duce exchange O 11 :14 parcel post criticism and S 26 :10W, 8B Opinion of public schools tuberculosis, deceptive O 25 :9 Dodder Eating defense Je 6 neighbors in America S 12 :6 S 12 :2 tuberculosis quarantine parasitic weed D 20 :8 to reduce weight N 8 :25 patent medicine menace stock markets affected Cream My 9 :6 Dogs Eaton. Mrs. L. S. My 9 by S 26 :9W, 8E centralized system of tuberculosis symptoms castration lessens danger Chicken by parcel post public schoolm teachers sugar industry affected ; ; 1 ; 1 ; ; ;; ;:

12 :6 social clubs for women Varro's ideas on F 14 :12 FUe packing, efficiency in Ag 29 :8 Gill, Julia wheat stopped moving S I Evener -N 8 :22 what one woman did in correct use O 25 :6 planting 15,000 trees Christ and the little ones three-horse N 22 :15 ' Texas trades day Ja 17 :8 Ohio Ja 17 :22 Finance Mr 14 :15 Ja 3 :26 plenty of it planting Ererglade vegetable growers ! town utilities for farmers woman farmers suc- money—use records Ja 31 :16 Girls association F 14 :27 D 20 :3 cesses Jl 18 :2 ; Mr 14 :28 S 26 :10W, 8E planting trees F 28 :15 canning clubs in the also Country life also By-products Dairy- war problems Ag 29 :13 pollination rabbit- Evergreens See See ; ; by South D 6 :3 ing ; Elec- S 12 tail brush Christmas tree industry ! Farm management ; Dry farming .•17W, 15E O 11 :16 canning clubs, prizes Ja 31 :14 tricity also ; storehouse D 20 :20W advice asked by a woman ; Farms ; Feeding See Accounts Banks Jl 4 :4 city positions for coun-

galax leaves and holly I Ja 3 :13 and feeding stuffs ; Ferti- Building and loan associa- succeeding with five acres try girls Ja 17 :24

N 22 :10 1 assistance from Arizona lizers and manures ; Flower tions ; Credit Currency re- Jl 4 :11 education in scientific

station ; Fruit culture form ; management trees, corral to protect 11 :7 propagating ai'bor vitae i experiment gardening ; Farm O farming N 8 :4

; Intens- Finley, A. R. winter Je6:12 I S 26 :18W, 13B Gardening Grain ; damages Ap 11 :15 gardening Ap 11 :25 barn locations and econ- I ive farming Irrigation preacher studies farm See also Apples Pig keeping ; ; A ; culture on Ewing, R. B. ; the farm

; Plow- finances :5 Graffing ; Ants and birds-Economists omy of effort F 28 :12 Machinery and tools N 8 ; Grapes Musk- S 12 :19W, 17E

> S :15 comforts that pay Mr 28 :9S ing ; Rotation of crops Fireless cooker melons ; Peach culture; making the most of things

' saves ; Exhaust, The Mr 28 :14S decalogue of don ts Ja 31 :12 Soils ; Tenant farming ; fuel N 22 :27 Pears Plum culture; Ja3 :20

disking before plowing Trees Vegetables ; Waste Fish. See Recipes Pish and Pruning ; Small nature s aid for Experience bazaar I ; — fruits; country

Ag 29 :11 also subjects beginning with meats Spraying ; Watermelons gifts O 11 :25 ; O 25 :22 ; N 9 :25 D 6 :22 diversified farming Farm Fisher, August Fuel possums parable Ja ^7 :2f ; Ja 31 :19 ; F 14 :41 S 26 :17W S 12 :16W, 14E I'arms ten years on forty-seven economy in use Mr 28 Watermelon 28 :31 ; 14 :33 Ap 11 :23 :12S parable F Mr ; efficiency in the apple judicious selection N 8 :4 acres S 12 :a gasolene substitutes My 23 :17 ; Je 20 :17W, 13E S 12 :19W, 17E S 12 :19W, 17E house Ag 29 :8 naming the farm Fistula treatment F28 :17;Mr28 :10S Glass - Experiment stations if I were to begin again N 8 :2 ; S 26 :11 withers D 6 :10 Full, Vinessa poles for electric wires Je 6 :8 hog cholera test S 26 :11 J14:8 Farrington, E. I. Flanery, Mrs. Cynthia E. Girl and the auto N 22 :9 Glue state experiments with inexperience cause of Graduation costs Je 5 :17 Guineas keep hawks Fullerton, Aubrey prepared glue versus rib- cheap winter feed for mistakes N 22 :10 Keeping poultry comfort away My 9 :13 Clearing woodland farm bon glue Ag 1 :11 I hogs S 12 :3, 4 I junk pile, what it con- able F 14 :8 Flatiron sites Mr 14 :18 Goat See also Agricultural educa- sists of S 26 :5 Fashions gasoline N 8 :23W Fungus Malta fever from milk tion and under names of losses Is 8 :5 dressing well on little Flax inspection of fungicides N 22 :15 states I machinery, repair in the money N 22 :22 fertility of soil wasted O 11 :19 meat of Ag 15 :6 Experiments fall S 26 :18W, 13E patterns by flax My 9 :7W I'^unnel substitute for a cow ' :6E :21 value of small ventures office room desirable D 20 O 11 :23 ; O 25 :21 ; N 8 Flicker paste-board box O 11 :6 Ja 3 :7 ; P 14 :15 straw D 20 :8 profits wasted in N 22 :23 ; D 6 :19 ; D 20 :21 ants and birds N 8 :15 Fuquay, Lula Goodnight, Charles S 26 :12E :23 :30 Flies Ceylon See also Tests Ja 3 ; Ja 17 and Bettie's advocates cattalo Jl 18 :10W 8 :15 Explorations rushing baneful N Ja 31 :23 ; F 14 :39 exterminating Ag 29 :14 house N 8 :20 Goodnow, Marc N. :6 Antarctic explorations, time as money Je 6 F 28 :28 ; Mr 14 :34 protecting stock from Je 6 :8 Fur Concrete walls for cold- econo- :27 fly-trap farming value of Je 6 :6 women vs. men as Mr 28 :21 ; Ap 11 window Mr 28 :2S Ag 15 :11 frames F 28 :15 Ja 17 :26 :23 Floors Furnace winter Explosions mists Ap 25 :23 ; My 9 One on the R. P. D. Jl IS :11 caused by smut S 26 :12B work and weather My 23 :19 ; Je 6 :19 mending hardwood Jl 4 :15 concrete and home-made D20 :4 By-prod- :15 Explosives. See Dynamite See also Accounts ; Je 20 :19W, 15E ; Jl IS Florida Ja 17 :18W Gopher Co-operation ; Coun- :16 utilization benefit or Sabulite ucts ; Ag 15 :15 ; Ag 29 , land conditions S 26 :12E of heat for menace? Export tax ty adviser ; Credit ; Farm S 26 :16W, ISE marketing, struggle for cooking F 28 :21 S 26 :18W, 13E labor ; Mar- Keating and A'are bills experts ; Farm styles cause loss of ilfe organization F 14 :27 Gordon. A. M. of crops :14 before Congress S 12 :16 keting ; Rotation My 23 poultry raising profitable G A lesson from a legend legislation S 26 -.13 Waste Fathers Ja 3 :16 Ap 11 :22 Farm management bureau, U. S. par- Flour Gage, Earle W. Gould. Grace Margaret Expositions. See Fairs ; State co-operation between kiln-dried hay O 11 :3 sons F 28 :23 how to make all flour good How to grow wise while Children's clothes that are fairs and expositions ; Pana- ents and the clock ma-Pacific exposition Farm mortgages Fat-stock shows My 23 :20 . ticks Ja 3 :21 easily made F 14 :39 Eyes Landschaft system versus what they prove Ja 3 :2 Flower, Elliott Linking home and school Clothes for everyday and cross eyes, remedies the Hollis-Bulkley and Fawcett, Waldon The con man in the together Ag 29 :17B special days Ja 31 :23 S 12 :12W, lOE Norris bills S 26 :6 The children of the country O 11 :4 Where pure-breds pay Ja 3 :9 Clothes for maternity protected by goggles Ag 29 :3 mortgage bank measure Emerald Isle Mr 14 :32 A license to listen Ag 29 :15 Galax leaves wear and the tiny My 9 :17 i'eeding and feeding stuffs Flower gardening profitable Southern product baby's outfit Mr 14 :34 F national system of My 23 :2 balanced rations Jl 4 :10 autumn's work for the N 22 :10 Clothes to fill many negotiable form of in- cattle feeding and ferti- winter and spring Galligher, Anna Wade needs D 20 :21 fables Fables. See Farm vestment S 26 :10W, 8E lizing by fences Ja 3 :12 Ag 29 :17E Give the turkeys a varied How to dress well on lit- Fabrics. See Stains Farm papers concrete base for feed beautifying the farm home fall ration O 11 :11 tle money N 22 :22 Fairs defense of Je 6 :2 grinder P 14 :13 Ap 11 :20 The hen and her hatch- Little dress notes in win- corn exposition Ja 31 :11 Farm tragedies Ag 29 :3 cowpeas good cattle feed bulbs for winter bloom- ing job F 28 :8 ter fashions Ja 17 :30 fruit exhibits, stimulat- Farm wit and wisdom Ja 3 :11 ing S 12 :23W, 19E The late-hatched pullet New styles in separate progress Ag 29 :19 ing Ja 17 :15 ; F 14 :22 feed-boxes, extra N 8 :8 children's gardens Ap 25 :17W Je 6 :14 skirts D 6 :19 neighborhood Mr 14 ;3 :8 F 28 :17 ; Ap 25 feed rack, gravity sys- roses, winter care D 20 :11 Where ignorance is bliss The one piece dress again traaes day in Texas Ja 17 :8 :14 My 9 :7W ; My 23 tem O 25 :6 suggestions My 9 :20 F 14 :8 O 11 :23

See also Fanama-Pacific ; :11 Galliher. Je 6 :8 ; Jl 4 :7 ; Ag 1 peanut bran Ja 3 :10 verbenas, winter protec- R. A. Gourds State fairs and expositions loads Ag 15 :11 ; S 12 :12W, lOE proteins in alfalfa, cot- tion N 22 :21 Hog hog Je 20 :9E, 13W plant together Jl 18 :9E work Trees as Fancy S 26 :17W, 13E ton-seed cake, and See also Bulbs ; Hyacinths ; henhouses Graduation. See Commence- pillow slip O 11 :24 Baoy's Farm women's congress corn Ag 15 :6 Jonquils ; Phlox ; Plants ; F 14 :11E, 7W ments also Christmas gifts ; Cro- Tripod sack See Wichita, Kansas, 1914 right and wrong feed- Roses ; Tulips holder Grafting Knitting ; Lace cheting ; S 26 :18W, 13E ing D 20 :9 Floyd, Maurice Je 20 :9E, 13W apples Jl 18 :6 ; Quilts ; Kose beads Farm women's press asso- split pastures O 11 :3 The bulk car method Jl 4 :11 Galloway. William S 12 :19W, 17E Farm and Fireside ciation Texas feeding stuffs N 8 :5 Parcel-post hampers What the pedigree is for top-grafting apple trees index JM 8 :17 meeting in 1913 F 28 :30 troughs for sheep Ja 31 :10 needed N 22 :9 Mf 14 :13 Mr 14 :15 information department i Farmers Wisconsin offers of pas- The possibilities of paint Game laws Graham, Abbie Ja 17 :3 I average incomes turage genuine Ja3:8 P 14 :26E, 28W . unjust to farmer Ag 29 :2 Possums—another para- See also Contests ; Premium ; Ap 25 :10E, 9W Wisconsin offers pastur^s^^ Food Games ble for girls S 26 :17W Prizes choosing a life work F 28 :2 ^ shortage of wheat and ball games for country Watermelons S 12 :19W, 17E 31 :13 feed- playgrounds :4 Farm buildings daily diary Ja See also Alfalfa ; Cattle meat, how remedied Ag 29 Grain

fireproof power house i 25 :7W Dairy IS :13 volley tennis Ag 29 :4 exporting to Europe, dishonesty among Ap ing ; Clover ; Corn ; Jl

S 26 :9E :SS : also Amusements :6 engineers Mr 28 cow feeding : Field peas sterilization under glass See problem Ag 29 house and granary 1 :19 Garage year power friends of the farmers Forage plants ; Hay ; Hog by sun's rays My 9 grow grain this 20 :7 I :21 necessity for 4 D F 14 feeding : Horse feeding synthetic O 11 :6 J! :12W S 26 :9W, 8E extended roof versus feed- Garbage inspection, shed with income of farmers Kafir corn : Poultry wavs to keep clean and MeCumber for wood-sawing D 6 :7 Ag 1 :2 feed- 29 :14 burning O 11 :25 bill defeated Jl 4 :6 farm hands ing : Pumpkins ; Sheep well Ag building D 20 :6 1 :6 Gardening :6 Ag ; Soy living ; Eu- inspections 11 : siding a Silos ; See also Cost of Ap letter-writing ing ; Silage

for Ja 31 :12E :6 country girl and her :6 : :15 white paint not business men My 23 beans : Water supply ropean war; Marketing My 9 Je 6 Chimney ; Con- garden Ap 11 :25 ex- See also Barns ; personal appearance, Fences Marketing—Co-operation investigation of ; Green- :6E crops for ten-acre gar- crete ; Corncrib importance of D 20 barbed wire and no cut Food chopper changes Mr 28 :16E ; Silos :3 den 9 :15 house ; Paint personal loans needed D 6 feet S 12 •.13W, HE new uses O 25 :22 My seed treatment Ap 11 :13 Farm credit. See Credit positions desired on farms drift fences to protect Forage plants deep setting of plants smut, preventing Farm experts Ja 31 :3 cattle Ap2o:8E blue-grass sod treatment My 23 :8 S 12 :16W. 14E advice free Ja 17 :3 possibilities for poor front braces My 23 :13 Mr 28 :15E frost, protection from stacking safe Jl 4 :6 agronomist employed by men Je 6 :3 line fence quarrels N 22 :8 grasses for droughts D 6 :12 Ap 11 :8 weather, hot and dry steel company Mr 28 :2S Farmers' lobby rails discarded and use peanuts in Oklahoma D 6 :10 insect pests and diseases needed S 26 :18W. 13E :3 9 :11 demand for D 6 All good roads lead to of ground N 22 :9E Russian thistle good Jl 4 :8 Mv See also Barley ; Corn ; Oats ; opportunities as a go- the treasury Ja 17 :19 value of Je 6 :11 Sudan grass seed Ja 3 :11 intensive P 14 :20 Wheat Je 6 :6 Wire irrigation bv Skinner between Argentine beef in Ameri- See also Gates ; Posts ; See also Alfalfa ; Clover : Corn ; Grain sacks :17 1 system My 23 :8 Rockefeller foundation can control N 22 Ferguson, J. A. Field-beans ; P i e d-peas ; sling for My 23 :13 financial assistance Je 6 :6 the to Silage Sorg- irrigation in dry weather Birds that work for What are we going Hay ; Rape ; ; Granaries

County adviser :19E, ? 14 :o ; .Ta 17 :5 See also farmer Ap 25 loW do for fence posts P hum ; Soy beans Sweet power house and granary Farm fables Bogus laws wont solve Ferret clover pollination bv rabbit- D 20 :7 cocks of the walk Ja 17 :17 11 :19 r, a -a service tail brush O 11 :16 many problems O trapping „ Forest ratproof N 8 :6 cow Ag 15 :12 Co-operation is not big Fertilization of plants. See forest plants and ranges See also Cold frames ; Fertiliz- Grapes dimensions F 14 :26E, 28W business F 14 :29 Plant breeding My 9 :8E ers and manures ; Flower- California Ag 29 :5 He was tired of farm- Currency bill Ja 31 :17 Fertilizers and manures lumber values, advice gardening : Fruit culture girdling vines to increase ing S 12 :4 Farmer likes his profits, advice to children and given Ag 15 :11 Greenhouse : Hot-beds : In- size of fruit Ja 31 :15 owl and the quail D 20 :SE too 0 23 :lo others ^Ma^^ Forestry sect pests : Seeds ; Soils ; largest vine in the world poor young man D 20 :0B Financing a national alfalfa and soils F 28 :o future forests Je 6 :9 Spraying: Vegetables Ag 1 :11 possums S 26 :17W farm university F 28 :19 autumn leaves, turf and restoration of forest Weeds pruning rules Ja 31 :12 unit 9 :8E Garget retired farmer Good sized farming poultry manure ranges My Mr 14 :17 ; Ap 25 :13 watermelons and girls pays best Je 20 -.loW, HE brands vs. analysis Jali :10 scientific cutting O 11 '.16 no cure in advanced case Grass S 12 :19W, 17E Hog cholera and the carbonic-acid gas Jeb:8 state foresters Ja 31 :16 D 20 :9 drought grasses D 6 :12 Farm homes high-brows Ja3:l< clover plowed unde^^,^^ timberlaud is valuable N 8 :10 Garret stains N 8 :27 back yard beautified Jl 18 :14 How will the nation ex- ^oE Fouche. 0. T. using the garret for medi- Grasshopper back yard playgrounds pand its meat produc- Daylight door opener Mr 14 :8 tation Ap 11 :23W cholera germs may be F 28 :31 tion D 6 :15 T°X^1"""l2'l2^'l«E Fourth of July Garvin, J. B. remedy Ag 1 :11 beautifying Ap 11 :20 It's the farmer's busi- co-operative purchasing luncheon Jl 4 :16 Home-made smoothing vanquishing Ag 1 :3 building for beauty and ness. isn't it? My 23 :lo cheaper D .k> Fox harrow Je 20 :9E, 13W Gravel comfort Ag 29 :18 Lower rates of interest corn records and cost trapping D 6 :6 Gas engines rock-fed poultry Mr 14 :8 23 :17 cooler for Mr 28 :6S dining room My on the way Ap 11 :19 of fertilizers „ „„ Fox. Gilbert G. Gray. Adiola -.3 :11 also Carbureter :12E 28 ; See lawns, starting S 26 Meat must be made a D 20 ; P Fertile eggs retain Befriending the birds Je 6 :4 plumbing Mr 28 :13S farm bv-product D 20 :13 dump cart for spread- _ warmth F 14 :6 Gasoline Gray. M. R. Je20:4 Nation strikes at hog ing manure u M .itj France antiseptic Ag 1 :11 Economy swinging gate trees and the farm home cholera Mr 14 :2o ex-slave's methods of soil fertilizer tests O 11 :3 ring left bv cleaning X S :6 My 23 :20 Parasite that hides a enrichment Ja 3 :5 laborer's service re- N 8 :23W Gray. S. window draperies Ap 2o :20E continent N 8 :1 fencing cattle and ma- warded Ag 29 :8 strain the gasoline "Forward" strawberries ^ '^^ windows and ventilation Pork, but not the "pork nure J^ Frauds Mr 28 :10S F 14 :17 Ap 25 .20E barrel" Ag lo :lo green manure adds fer- prescription frauds F 14 :3 substitues Gray. Wayne T. Cellar F 28 :17 : Mr 28 :10S Trap thev don't suspect See also Bathroom ; Sheep must go back to tillty D Frazer. Calvin Farm improvements. See Auto- the farm Jl 4 :13 home mixed, sale of Mr 14 :19 Valuable weather proverbs Gasoline engines S26 :4 :4 house for S 26 :9E Electricity ; Tele- '. Ag 1 :13 Ag 15 fireproof Green. R. B. mobiles ; Try it. Chicago land plaster '^<^<^°™™|°^°|3 for pumping and grind- Back-to-nature hay-rack phones Victory for parcel post ^ Frees, Harry W. F> 20 :7 Farm labor Mr 28 :1 liquid manure, how to Goblins of the bottle ing Oil :6 traction apprentices—the farm boy War affects all of us S 26 :13 save 1 14 .lb Je 20 :14E, ISW in a farm built Green. R. W. :19 :13 sue- Kittens' party O 25 :18 truck Ag 29 :5 Concrete stepping stones and the city shop Ja 31 ^ar ! —Is it ours? Ag 29 manure, effect on bureau needed S 26 :2 prices and op- cessive crops Jali :iu Little kitten waif My 23 :1S jobs for the idle engine Mr 28 :14S W.Trtime Mr 28 :7S bureaus opened in sev- portunitv S 12 .17W, loE manure not used in plant- Princess blue-eyes Ja 31 :22 Corn-crib and feed-rack tractor D 6 :11 25 :6 eral states S 12 :12W not have to be vege- ing fruit trees ^_ t Prize of the bunny queen one-man O We'll ° _ 28 :3S Chinese and Japanese Jl 18 -irf S 12 :16W, 14E Ap 11 :26 tractor Mr Stable broom of brush tarlans 2S :3S in California N 22 -.13 will we get fed- pit needed Ja31:3 Stolen Santa Claus D 20 :18 tractor hybrids Mr P 28 :13 When manure gasoline college students as sum- grain inspection manure reinforced Ja IT :io Freight rates windmills vs. Greenhouse eral Mr 28 :6S mer help Ap 11 :4 Je 6 :lo manure waste would dairy products, rates P 28 :4 engines construction and equip- .-i 28 :13 co-operation in thrash- the mortgage-bank enrich soil Jan ocean freight rates not Gates , o ment Mr Why gate Jali :b ing Jl 18 :15 measure would fail My 9 :17 manure worth^saving regulated Ag 29 :6 emergency opening off cellar and _ hog rack N 8 :6 :12 houses for family men Farming ^ French. Levi end gate for kitchen Ja 17 11 :10 flood gates that hang and tomatoes, side line My 23 :8 Ap 25 :15E ; S 26 :2 and dangers . manures much needed Brooder stove Ap accidents „ , :8E solve 29 :3, 19 O -Li li-O Solid-comfort brooder swing D 20 See also Hotbeds immigrants could O 25 :13 ; Ag hook O 25 :6 problem Ag 1 :8 Alaska Ap 11 :18W marl valuable fprm of Mr 28 :8 horseshoe Greenler. Dallas bhj flash latch Je 20 :13W, 9E stubble-cutter income of farmer versus diversified Ap 25 '.lOE. 9W lime Je 20 -.lOu , Testing with pocket A cheap for Jl 18 :11E 11 :15 farm laborer Ag 1 ;2 experience of John Aus- poultry manure F 14 c6 lock rest O ^Ti^i"*^? Pancakes swinging N 8 :6 N. Jewish immigrants Je 6 :6 tin with 160 acres S 26 :5 selecting J Fritters. See Recipes— Gregory. H. .1-2 gateway O 25 :6 Mexicans cheap N 8 :5 experiments in a small sulphur Ja 31 Frost to widen Rat trap that works L. 22 :14E negroes efficient in South ^ 20 :8 superphosphates cheap fighting frost in Nevada Gavitt. Ed. N .,vav :10 poultry rais- Jl IS :5 good-sized unit pays best and effective Ap2.D:liE O 25 communitv Gregory. E. P. 14 :4 Ag 15 :10E of rails and positions desired Ja 31 :3 .Te 20 :1.5W. HE land requii-e-^ orchard heating Mr ing Hog houses tobacco Ja 31 :10 rest necessary N 8 :15 hard, bare ground con- ments P 14 :2oE 24W truck garden protection Georgia straw 11 :8 exports Ap 2o :6 : Greiner. T. rewarded in Prance Ag 29 :S verted into a farm war effect on prices S 2b .l.i Ap bacon 26 :1.5W, 17E horse or -.10 : Humus ; S About the Sunday rest needed N 8 :15 Ja 17 See also Cover crops Fruit culture _ Nitrates an aid Mr 28 :16E Brooks County hog rais- broad bean Je 20 :8E. lOW unemployed not prac- hard work and its re- Legumes : Lime ; bees :13 bacon curing Big yields from small tical help Ap 25 :6 ward Ja 31 :19 Field, Jessie blight forestalled Ja 3 ing and S 26 :15W. 17E tpace F 14 :20 Farm life high-pressure farming O 2o :11 Corn lady letters crops in Middle West business Je 6 :5 Jl 18 :9 choral unions F 28 :30 how a city brick-mason S 26 :9W, 8E cattle Bird specialists 11 :18 :22 :22 ; F 14 :32 and pests, con- Germany Black rot of tomatoes O city man's experience as living Mr 14 3 :26 ; Ja 31 diseases made a Ja system for a Dakota homeseeker merchant and money Country girl and her trol of F 14 :17 Landschaft Boost in time S 12 :11W, 9E S 26 :6 J14:5 lender versus farmer garden AP 11 '•^=> exhibits made worth mortgages Cabbages for winter use communitv life and edu- S 12 :1SW, 16E Our roads Ap 11 :^l while Ag 29 :19 Germicides .Ta 31 -.15 " Ag 29 :14 cation Ja 31 :2 conditions S 26 :3 peas growers organization Je 20 :6 most satisfactory Catalpas and other trees Mexican Field ^, ^ j berry conditions improved N 8 .14E opportunities for city cowpeas good cattle feed manure and water, how Giant Himalaya F 14 :20 -.4 :11 uncertain fruit producer Celery for winter O 25 :12E contentment on a New people I'*' 22 .Ta to use S 12 :16W, 14E 2S :9 Hampshire farm D 20 :6 renewing a run-down nodules will not inoculate marketing, control your Mr :7W Citron preserves D 6 N. shipnlne onions discontent F 28 :27 farm Ja 3 :10 soil for soy beans F 14 :22 products S 26 :10W. SE Gilbert. Elizabeth Curing and discontented farm boy Southern farm, Mis- northwest crops, growing marking trees F 28 :15 A country Easter dinner Je 20:SE. lOW Mr 14 :16E of trans- Ag 1 :11 measures for fruit and Ap 11 :24 Efficient greenhouse Mr 28 :lo sissippi, a menus experience with five acres planted Northerner Jl 18 :5 silage, corn and cowpea abuses Ja 31 :3 Eighteen three-dish English broad bean 28 :23 25:12E of fruit trees Jl 4 :11 ten years on forty-seven Ag 1 :9 orchard dentistry for clubs Mr 0 Failure of cauliflowers new "literaries" N 22 :2 acres S 12 :o Ag 29 :11E D 20 :11 ; Ja 31 :16 Gi'ham. D. C. thrashing -.9 Ohio, county health in- truth about the origin Fig culture orchard heating The menace to beekeep- to head D 6 W — ;

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Fighting dry weather in farmers' union, co-operation war effect on market sponge in hot weather N 8 ;9 aid for 22 :19 ' The little [ N New Year Ja 3 :26 the garfleu Ja 17 :5 S 26 :1«W, 13E S 26 :9W, 8E stubborn horses and pa- farm labor problem solved Santa s new glasses D 20 :22 Garden irrigation My 23 :S Harrow See also Bacon ; Pork tience Ja 17 :9 Ag 1 :8 The years between Mr 28 :20 Good salad plants Ag 1 :9 attachment for picking Hog breeding three-horse evener >J 22 :15 Jews willing farm hands Johnson, Jay E. ; Greenhouse on slope to up stones S 12 :13W, IIB brood sow hints O 11 :10 trader, confessions of Ag 1 :4 Je 6 :6 Wheelbarrow for ice N 22 :6 14 :17W combined with roller 6 :12 pure breeds pay Ja3:9 treatment aft'ects West Mr D I him laws a hindrance to Johnson, Lilly M. Green tomato worn Ag 1 :y home-made smoothing I rations tor brood sows S 26 :18W, 13E farming Ag 1 :8 The story of a good mother Growing ceiery on mucK Je 20 :13W, 9E S 26 :18W, 13B See also Colt ; Harness ; Horse- two wise parents and a Ja 1-7 :22 Ja 31 :15 Harsha, W. J. Hog dip shoeing great country S 26 :5 Johnson, William Growing the dewberry JM 8 :10 iShe considered a river hen lice remedy Jl 4 :9 Horse breeding war reverses the immi- How machinery affects Hardy hedge plants F 14 :20 and bought a field Mr 14 :28 Hog diseases and pests English shire draft horse gration movement S 26 :13 the hired man Mr 28 :7S He believes in fruit- Hart, J. Wm. catarrh P 28 :13 preferred Ja 3 :7 what does it mean ? N 8 :3 The way of the waste Ja 3 ;5 growing Jl 4 :11 The southern cattle busi- cholera M S :11 mare, care and feeding ' Income Johnson, W. M. tor next spring ness Je 6 :5 cholera affected states 25 :11E, average income of Getting out of Hotbed Ap low a i a tight 25 :12E :18E place O Hartenbower, A. C. F 28 mistaken ideas on heredi- i farmer Ag 1 :2 , Ja 3 :10 it ? 29 :S cholera cured farmer's Ag Kafir for poultry :8 with Dor- ty :9 versus ! Johnson grass How about Mr 14 Ja 3 j farm Irrigating a strawberry What price do you pay set's serum Ag 15 :13 Percheron sire Ap 11 :18 hand's Ag 1 :2 exterminated with sheep patch Mr 14 :17 for your alfalfa cholera eradication, bill saddler returning Ag 29 :6 Incubators S 26 :18W, 13P Irrigating a strawberry seed ? Mr 28 :15 to aid D 20 :12 ; P 28 :17E stallion grafters Ap 11 :6 difficulties Ja 3 :15 ; P 14 :8 Jones, Edgar S. patch Ag 1 :9W Harvey, Albert cholera, fake medicines Horse diseases and pests duck eggs successful P 14 :10 Chinch bug vs. quail Keeping sweet potatoes The camp stove F 14 :25 Jl 18 :6 blind staggers Je 20 :8W hot air vs. hot water Mr 14 :8 Ap 11 . :7W „, , , O 25 :12B Hat cholera, immunizing young cornstalk disease explained moisture, testing for Ja 17 :16 Blue bird Mr 14 :S Kill the white grub Ag 1 :9 protector S 12 :21W pigs Ag 1 :11 Jl 4 :10 Index to Farm and Fireside Catbird Jl 4 :12W Lima beans half hardy Hausgeu, Mattie Lee cholera inoculation curb, treatment N 22 :15 N 8 :17 Farmers' friend Je 6 :4 D 6 :9 Indiana Mr. Perennial verbenas N 22 :21 Ja 3 :17 ; Mr 14 :14E drenches Mr 14 :13 Kingbird—fighter Ijime for asparagus. Mr 14 :17 Hawk cholera, no cure S 26 :11 feet, keeping even N 22 :16 game law Ag 29 :2 S 12 :15W. 13B Manure much needed O 11 :18 benefit to farmer Ag 1 :7 cholera, not much change fistula of the withers D 6 :10 Infection and infectious Wood thrush Je 20 :11W Marketing horseradish protection for poultry D 6 :8 foot misshaped Ap 11 :18W diseases. See Contagion Jones, Laura Je20:8B,10W Ja 17 :15 cholera prevention N 22 :8 forage poisoning My 23 :10 and contagious diseases A viewpoint—what's Moles in the garden F 28 :15 Hawkins, K. E. cholera prevention, gov- heaves, relief for Ja 31 :10 Ingham, J. W. yours? Agl5:7E Most important green- How 1 sell honey D 6 :8E ernment campaign heaves, treatment for In defense of the pumpkin Jones, Mrs. Mabel house vegetable Ja 31 :15 Selling high class honey Mr 14 :25 S 12 :14W, 12B Jl 4 :8 Fluttering papers alarm Old grape vine not bear- JN 22 :7 cholera, prevention, not hoofs, brittle, treatment Ink birds Mv 9 :13 ing Ja 31 :15 Hawkins, Kennith cure S 26 :11 Ag 1 :12E stains removed from. ! Jonquils Onions for exhibit F 14 :20 The spring feeding of cholera quarantine Ap 11 :16 navel disease My 9 :« hands Jl 4 :15 bulbs for winter bloom- Onions from seed for sets bees F 14 :24 cholera serum fakes rheumatism D 6 :11 Insect pests ing S 12 :23W, 19F F 14 :20 Hay Mr 28 :16B ringbone treatment P 28 :13 ants N 8 :15 ;Je 6 :9 Journal .of the American I'arsnips for winter D 6 :9 center flue saves paralysis of hind legs, roaring cure N 8 :9 aphis and ant protectors ' medical ass'n. Picked points from re- Je 20 :13W, 9E cause, and cure scratches O 25 :9 My 23 :12 cross eyes, remedy cent fruit-growers' from low, wet lands, S 26 :18W,13E scratches, prevention N 8 :9 apple product reduced S 12 :12W, lOF discussions Ap 11 :14 injurious S 12 :8W rasped hoof Mr 14 :12 sweeny, cause and cure by O 25 :10 septic sore throat in hu- I'lau now for strawber- grasses for drought D 6 :12 rickets cause paralysis N 8 :8 bird specialists Jl 18 :9 mans traced to cows ries Mr 14 :16 insuring against famine Mr 28 :12 tonic for rundown horse cabbage plant louse Ja 17 :15 . „ Ag 15 :i: Potato tuber moth D 6 :9 Je 20 :7E Hog feeding S 12 :8W cattle-tick cure O 11 :10 Judkins, H. F. Propagating arbor vitae kiln-dried O 11 :3 heaviest eaters bring most wire cut, treatment for cholera germs kill Ag 1 :11 Attractive butter packages Je6:12 measuring My 23 :14 profit Ja 17 :3 Ag 15 :12E grasshoppers vanquished pruning points in Kan.sas 1 :3 Raspberry Russian thistle for hay Jl :11 Horse feeding Ag I The method 4 best farm churn D 20 :1 Ap 25 :13 alfalfa inspection of insecticides Judkins, Jl 4 :8 milo makes pork Jl 4 :8 hay Ja 31 :14 1 H. P. Renewing the strawber- Haymaker, K. V. pasture food 22 bran a :19 The ) N :16 good regular feed OH keeping quality of 20 :8E, kingbird a fighter • ry patch Je lOW father of Ohio rural pasturing profitable Ap 11 :16 Ja 17 :15 butter Ag 29 :10H Salt for asparagus F 28 :15 credit plan N 22 :5 peanut fed in Oklahoma effect of improper feed- S 12 :15W, 13E The length of churning Saving seeds D 6 :9 Haynes, L. J. D 6 :10 ing on mare and colt leaf roller on fruit trees P14:ie Serious squash enemies I Has storing given profit ? pumpkins valuable Jl 4 :8 Ja 3 :9 Ap 11 :14 Washingw and working 8 :10 locusts, cholera germs N Ag 1 :9W putting the curl in the food bolting, prevention butter F 28 •!; Soaking garden seeds Hay rack fall pig's tail S 12 :T Je 20:13W, 9B kill Ag 1 :11 Junk pile Ja 31 :15 milo moth balls save squash design O 11 :6 rations for brood sow as feed Jl 4 :8 monument to mistakes S 12 :.' Some good melons D 6 :9 ladder O 25 :6 S 26 :18W, 13E molasses improves condi- vines My 23 :8 pear Thick-meated peppers D 6 :9 Hays, Kizzie rations, self balanced Jl 4 :10 tion Ja 31 :10 blight carried by K Topping early tomato Keep the cellar sweet silage, cheap winter feed pumpkins healthful Jl 4 :8 S 12 :11W Mr 28 :13E plant pests Je 6 :17W Kafir corn plants Je 6 :20 S 12 :3, 4 ration for draft horse dwarf War with insects and Keep the cellar sweet Je 6 :20 suggestions Mr 28 :10 S 12 :14W,a2E potato flea beetle Jl 18 :9 o 11 :13 poultry rations -8 diseases in the gar- Hays, M. K. unbalanced rations re- rations for work horses potato tuber moth D 6 :9 Mr 14 den My 9 :11 powdery scab on potatoes results with o 11 -8 A converted well S 26 :9E sponsible for weak- N 22 :15 Kahlenberg, Why celery goes to seed Chickens have sense ness S 26 salt Ag 1 :9W Louis | :18W, 13E S 12 :12E water O 11 il8 S 12 :10W Holbrook, Evaline silage makes good rough- preventive work of dep't. glass, filtering Clara I of agriculture My 9 :6 S 12 Griffith, Mrs. Headwork shop department ! A child's coat collar O 11 :24 age Ja 31 :3 ^ :10W, 8E parsnips Ja 17 :12 root feeding larvae Mr 28 :13 Kansas Raising 11 :6 ; 25 :6 ; Ja 17 :6 Some things which can sweet clover pasture Ag 15 :11 O O ; crop figures Grindstone Ap 25 :12 :13 be made at odd min- watering S 12 schedule of pests F 14 :17 vs. facts Mr 28 :3 ; My 9 ; :12E snakes and toads destroy h arm women's Oil -.6 ; N 8 :6, 14 congress hint My 23 :13 ; Je 20 :13W, 9E utes Je 20 :12E, Horseradish 16W at Wichita, Grlnstead, H. F. Jl 18 :8 Ag 15 :10 Holden, Gladys V. marketing My 23 :10 1914 ; ; for grape- spider, bite not danger- S 26 :18W, Exact rules 12 :4 burn-outable poultry I ^ 13E S :13W, IIB ; S 26 A Je 20 :10W, 8E grasshopper pruning Mr 14 :17 Health. See Hygiene house Ja 17 :13 Horseshoeing ous My 9 :7W vanquished Map of the orchard Ja 31 :16 Heaves Holly instruction at Cornell squash enemies N 8 :10 Ag 1 :3 ticks, arsenic greatness of No mud about the spring relief for Ja31 :10 profitable Southern product Mr 28 :8S cure O 11 :10 crops Mr 28 :4 ; traps for home grown S 12 :15W, 13E 22 :10 saving horseshoeing bills catching P 14 :17 seed corn S 12 :14W, 12B N best Ornamental value of the Hedges war on garden insects Jl 4 .J Hollyhocks D 6 :10 school castor bean Mr 14 :29E arbor vitae propagating simple gardening to make brittle hoofs hold My 9 :11 credits for home Rasp the hoof Mr 14 :12 nails wasps, figs fertilized by work in Wabaunsee Je6 :12 S 26 :8W, lOE Ag 1 :12E county Think now of tree-set- hardy F 14 :20 Holmes, Harry N. Horseshoes Je 20 :11W Ag29:6 F 28 :15 See also Bordeaux mixture tornado Ag 29 ting Heide, Edwin Auf der, Jr. Crop production limited uses for Kansas :5 Plies : Grubs : Gypsy moth agricultural ; college I .Grose, P. C. Blindfold the balker 28 :6 25 :12 O 25 :6 ; D 0 :9 ; P 14 :25 ^ F O aid in Cleaning up the past N 22 :9E Heifer. See Dairy cow To purify well water Hosmer, Mrs. Wesley Mites: Mosquitoes ; San fighting grass- Jose scale : Spraj'ing ; Wee- hoppers Building a soil bank Hemp Jal7 :18W Light cart for quick _ Ag 1 :3 :10 vil : Worms irrigation aid offered account Ja 17 Kentucky field Ag 29 :5 What one "signboard work Ja 17 :6 Try two front braces Henderson, H. Hotbeds Intemperance. See Liquor " M. day" did S 12 :20W problem Kaufman, . H. My 23 :13E Harness snap as bell clap- Holwick, W. L. give early attention See Land Intensive farming Linen table runner. Bas- !i( Ground gypsum. per D 20 :7 A three-horse evener N 22 :15 O 25 :12E girl's canning clubs in the ket of rosebuds plaster Henderson, W. F. Home economics hints on construction F 28 :15 ; Dain- South 6 :3 ty candle r Growers' and shippers' ex- Cocks of the walk Ja 17 :17 bed-making 14 :29 House-cleaning D shade D 6 :18 Mr good-sized farm pays best Kazmeier, P. change of Rochester, Dollars Ja 17 :10 coal, economy in use pictures and frames P 28 :23 w. Je 20 :15W, Eggs that will N y: O 11 :14 Tepee trellis of wire Je 6 :12 N 22 '27 Housekeeping. See Home eco- HE hatch Mr 28 :9 :13 Little landers in Califor- Fattening to :i Growing old F 14 nomics a finish Henrv. G. Mr 14 :29 ; Mr 28 :12S nia My 9 :5 I Grabs -,16 Housewife's club ., Ja 17 :7W Dolly second My 23 ; counselor's grab-bag N 8 :23 „ . , root-feeding larvae Mr 28 -.13 Intensive gardening P l4 :20 Heat kills late-hatched Je 6 :10 dining room, attractive- O 25 :22 : N 9 :27 ; D 6 :23 white grub, killing Ag 1 :9 ; Interest chicks Je 20 :10E, 12W Grandma and the children ness desirable My 23 :17 F 28 :31 : Mr 14 :30 Fred lower rates on the way Low land hastens ma- Grundy, F 14 :12 disinfection in the house- My 9 :21 ; My 23 :17 ;J1 4 :15 Ap 11 :19 turity Breaking into poultry Lessons from poets' verse hold important Ag 29 :14 Housewife's letter box Ja 3 :27 „ s 26 :10E :14 International congress of Selecting the layers N 22 Ja 17 :27 domestic science classes Houston, David P. Jl 18 :7 they agriculture The smooth finish for Cockerels go when Overproduction D 20 :7B Ag 29 :4 plans for the depart- resolution O 25 :3 Pi'ofit crow—is he right? Ride in the clouds O 11 :24 housekeeping an art :19 ment of agriculture Ja 3 :12 Ag 15 :5 N 8 International institute of Kazmeier, Oscar S 12 :10W, 8B Styles in heroes N 22 :9 housewife's club :22 Howdle, C. O 25 ; W. Let chicks' tongues alone agriculture at Rome A pound of seed bees Henry, Mrs. P. C. N 9 :27 ; D 6 :23 Chinese-style barrow N 22 :6 11 :10 ; Lubin's plan for My 9 :17 Ap . Ap25:16B A new dish for many 28 :31 ; Jl 4 :15 Good v?indmill regulator F what it is Ag 29 :6 Kear,V V. A. . Guernsey cattle Mr 14 :30 improvements desired by Ap 25 :14 6 :4 Invalids Rope tie for range cow rating of registered D What'll happen then N 8 :14 women 31 :3 Howe, P. E. j Ja dainty dishes for P 28 :26 Jl :8 Guinea fowl „ I Heroes October hints O 25 :20 Clamp for sewing-stand 18 17 :16E Iowa Keating bill profitable Ja constructive better than paper uses in the home 25 :6 O automobile increase export tax legal Gurler, H. B. destructive :9 bird S 12 :6 I N 22 Humming S 12 :21W S 12 :12W, lOB Keen, Lee R. northerner i A transplanted rural hero Ag 1 :8 possibilities N 8 :26 ruby throated O 11 :17 Jl 18 :5 fake seed corn Oil-can chicken hydrant Heroin short cuts 11 :25 Humphreys, P. W. j O ; ' S 12 :12W, lOB Gvpsy moth dangerous drug F 28 :16 S 12 Inexpensive windbreaks Ag 15 :10 :19W, 17E Ireland Kegley, H. C. destroys apple product Hickey, James E. See also Cleaning Cookery O 11 :16 O 25 :10 ; ; children of Mr 14 :32 Stop cabbage bursting Ag 1 :9 Stovepipe brooder Mr 28 :9 House-cleaning : Kitchen Whitewash worth while ; Ironing board pad Jl 4 :15 Kellogg, Florence High cost of living. See Cost Laundry 11 :16 : Recipes O Irrigation The country H of living Homes. Humus church Ja 17 :26 See Farm homes cereals need hot dry weather Kelly, W. Milton Hill, George B. Homeseekers value as fertilizer Jl 4 :2, 7 S 26 :18W, 13E Mr. Parmer in account Hadley, Philip B. Florida land conditions city man's experience Hunt, C. W. clover O 25 :8 with Mrs. Farmer Ja 17 :26 Blackhead disease can- i S 26 :12E in Dakota Jl 4 :5 Cultivate the hen converting hard, bare Kentucky not be cured Ap 25 :4 Hills irrigated 26 lOE lands open for S :8W, ground into a farm anti-hog-cholera serum Hail-storms terraced Ja 3 :11E entry S 12 Hunting. See also Trapping :12W .Ta 17 :10 successful S 26 :11 alfalfa damage remedied terraced vs. ditching 14 :25 land frauds Huntington, A. Langson F N 8 :4 flood gates to control Ap 25 :8 hemp field S 26 :18W, 13E Ag 29 :5 Himalaya berry Minnesota conditions Confessions of a horse . government aid to un- limestone-crushing clubs Hair uncertain producer trader 1 :4 fruit Ap 25 :18E Ag fortunate settlers Ap 11 :6 in Christian county care of Ag 1 :15 Mr 28 :7W Homesteaders. See Homeseekers Huston, Mrs. Lynn D. how much water O 25 :8, 12 29 :11 Hall. Bolton Hippopotamus Honey Bottles saved the ber- Ag in gardening .Ta 17 :5 wool co-operation brings Are you happy ? F 28 :22 possibilities 28 :17 ries 9 :13 P keeping D 6 :23 My Kansas agricultural col- increased price When your watch stops Hitching post marketing Hutchinson, Mary P. K. D 6 :9 lege aid Ja 17 :15 S 26 :18W, 13E S 12 :22W, 18B concrete Mr 28 :14S money in 23 :5 Pa is never late My 23 :10E My less irrigation and . more Kentucky experiment station Hall, E. J. horseshoe O 25 :6 plants which yield Je 20 Hutchinson, Merle :9W cultivation Je 6 :9 live-stock exchange Je 6 :11 Poultry raised in Florida Hitching ring selling high-class N 22 :7 Siege of Jericho D 6 :17 limitations Je 20 :9W Kerosene Ja 3 :16 horseshoe O 25 :6 Hookworm A true family D 6 :17 reclaimed land and irri- danger from Ag 29 :19 outside the barn Weakest link :17 Power Hobbs, C. H. cure at hand N 8 :17 D 6 gation Mr 14 :28 motor-car fuel S 26 :9B Hutsell, Mr 28 :10S Better results at less Hoover, Mrs. J. W. T. J. semi-arid regions need D 6 :5 Kerr, W. B. Hallowe'en cost Ja 3 :16 crows Dead crows pull no corn The stay awav Skinner system My 23 :8 Useful nail box Ap 25 :14E fun for Hallowe'en O 25 :18 Hodges. R. E. Ap 11 :12 Ap 25 :12 strawberries and vege- Kewpies entertaining win- Hyacinths ideas for Fireless brooders for Hopkins, Cyril G. tables Ag 1 :9W how they were started O 25 :20 ter chickens O 11 :11 year's leave of absence 6 :3 bulbs for winter bloom- D strawberry patch Mr 14 :17 D 20 :14 Hamby. William H. Side lights on the use Hopper feeder ing S 12 :23, 19B unpleasant side of My 23 :12 Key, Mrs. Edward :9 Hybridization Judgment in advertising of humus O 11 automatic sack hopper wood fiber pipes and can- Pence-board cow stanchion N 8 :14 Hog for chickens 17 :16 gourd family, corn, toma- Ja vas tube conductors Jl 18 :8 Keeping out the rats N 8 :6 as a pest F 28 :3 Hornaday, W. D. toes Jl 18 :9E My 9 :7W Keyes, Helen Johnson :20 Hydrophobia Hamilton, Mrs. Park breeds, profitable Ja 3 Dairying by the square The child at home Strap around the body chicken eating, cure for mile N 8 :5 germs discovered F 14 :23 J Ja 3 :24 ; Ja 17 :27 ; P 14 :40 Jl 18 :8 Ja 17 :15 Hornby. Mrs. H. J. Hygiene ; Jack rabbit P 28 :27 : Mr 28 :19 Hamilton, S. A. endgate for rack N 8 :6 One' peck, first catch S 26 :4 Ohio, county health insti- ; for My :22 ; :18 cheap meat poultrv 9 Je 6 : Ag 15 :15 garden derrick tutes N8 The child's hanging, Horned lark D 20 :6B :10W P 14 :10E, A question and what be- Ap 25 :17W S 12 :13W, personal, for the farm- 7W HE Horse extermination in Texas came of it P 28 :30 corncrib draft :6 er's wife Ag 1 :15 Hammer hoghouse and American Je 20 Ag 29 :10 Kindness Je 20 :8W fear cure .Ta 3 :7 ways to keep clean and claw hammer to remove automobile j Jackson. May Moore Swiss kindness Je 20 :5 well 29 :14 ! broken screw N 22 :9 house of rails and straw backing, method of teach- Ag His most thrilling moment King, James A. Hancock, Bradley, Jr. Ja 31 :10 ing F 28 :13 : Mr 14 :12 Hymers, Maude E. S. Ap 11 :21 : Ap 25 :21E, Booze and business Cooking in the furnace 16W My manure spreader , Je 6 :7 market prospects bad habits, corrections Jacobs, V. B. Ap 25 :16E : :14 : 8 :11 28 :21 Hand cart O 11 :13 O 25 N ; Mr.l4 :12 P Filet darning on woven Cheaper motor fuel :8 ; :12 House-cleaning the pic- back-savers N 22 :6 N 22 :7 ; D 6 D 20 ; balky, cruel cures P 28 :3 net S 12 :22W, 18E Mr 28 :10S 3 :12 : Ja 17 :14 ; .Ta 31 :11 ; balkv, cures tures P 28 :23 home-made 011:16: Ja humane Jansma. .T. Deep plowing arguments

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alumluum utensils N S :2b ' practical tests for soil ash sifter, dustless S 26 ;19 • man D 20 :6E egg laying contest Ja 31 :S Newman, E. R. cookie cutters N S :2 -Vlr 2S :5 bone-mill Ja 3 :15E Martin Mites A farmer s apple experi- new Kettles prepared lor Limestone carpenter's square as level house for attracting F 14 :21 on poultry Mr 28 :9E ence Je 6 :12E use 1^ ° =2o crushing clubs Ag 29 :11 Jal7:6 queries about Ag 15 :11 Mohair New Orleans, La. pots and kettles, cleaner Linie-suiphur clamp O 2o :6 Maryland market good S 12 :12W bubonic plague Ag 29 :6 mixing in large quantities claw hammer to remove sheep and dog problem Molasses New York F 28 :14 broken screw 22 :9 15 :6 good for horses :10 Klluefelter, L. L. N Ag Ja 31 game law - Ag 29 :2 Another new crop t ii .la.i o spraying apple trees climbers, home-made signboard day, June 20, Moles impure milk causes sep- S 12 rid of not his :11W. 9E S 12 :13W, HE 1914 S 12 :20W getting F 28 :15 ; tic sore throat in hu- Whoso hloweth j

- own horn S12 :12W, lOE Lincoln, Abraham I concrete base for feed Massachusetts highway commis- Ag 29 :17E mans Ag 15 :H stories about 14 :42 Klingler, Harry F grinder F 14 :13 sion Money vinegar factory Ag 15 :7E Lincoln, Egbert P. corn cutter N S :6 road building facts 0 11 :16 married women and money Besting the Canada _ Newspapers. See Farm papers Heady for the block N 22 :16 derrick for hanging hogs Massey, Joyce 25 :23 ; Ja 17 :29 ; 2S :31 thistle iIrl-i:iW O F ; Newton, Fred W. Lincoln, Francis F. S 12 :loW, New nutty hints N 22 :21 Ap 11 :23 My 23 :17 Knitting . HE ; A balanced box-cart N 22 :6 , , ,. contest with white for row 3 :10 October :20 hot-dish mat egg drag a double Ja hints O 25 too much Mr 14 :20 Newton, John M. A^t''io^ leghorns 10 :19 dump-sled :6 Massey, towel Je 20 :16W, 12B O Ja 17 W. P. warehouse certificates for Never-silp farm ladder N 8 :6 Link file, correct use 25 :6 Rejuvenating blue-grass emergency currency 26 Kuopt, E. G. O S :13 Nicholas, Raymond C. hardy Ja 3 :14 funnel made of a box O 11 :6 sod Mr 28 :15E See also Banks Currency re- lour-m-one J> ^^ ; Making swales into corn- My Lippincott, Wm. A. gasolene engine useful Master butchers asasociation forms to earn money Kuowlton, James H. ; Ways fields N 8 :13 Kural problems and laws S 26 :9E advocates law to compel Montana ^ Clock and washboiler do_ Nicholson, Allan Ap 2o :12 of the Bible My 9 A grindstone hint growing of live stock Jl 4 :6 food supplies imported South Carolina records Who's who in the Bible O 11 :6 ; N 8 :6,14 Mathers, Paul S 26 :1SW, 13E Koukel, S. M. F 28 :11 D 20 :17 handy link Ja 3 :14 A wheelbarrow for twenty- public land open for entry Eight years of dry tarm- Nisewanger, F. A. • Liquor problem hay rack O 11 :6 five cents Ja 17 :6 S 12 :12W ing What are the big things? Helena booze and business do not horse clipper Ap 11 :17 Mattie, Mrs. J. W. sheep hired by govern- Mr 28 :23 Korte, mix Ap 25 :16E junk pile, what one con- Pork from high-priced ment to study disease deep stains -Mi Nitrates For king 14 :19 tained 26 :5 feed 14 :16 -Uary Eieanor rum, the Mr S F Ag 15:12 nitrate of soda and lime Kramer, Little landers land roller of concrete Matthews, E. A. Montessori, Maria A lourth of July luncheon^ Mr 14 :17 co-operative independence Mr 28 :15S The Maine Christmas tree educational methods nitrate of soda for apple

:5 , My 9 mallet for setting plants D 20 :20W Mr 28 :19 ; My 9 :22 trees ' S 12 :11W, 9B Live Stock. See Stock Ap 11 :8 Matthews, Irma B. See also Child at home nitrate of soda supplied i^iviu^ together i" 14 :23 motors, course in run- Good words for the goat Montgomery, Whitney by Chili Ag 1 :11 Farm labor Labor. ;See Lloyd-Geurge, David ning S 26 :18W, 13E F 14 :15 Milking at a ripe old age tests in France O 11 :3 Lace making IhE, landlord and tenant Ap 11 :6 oil and its value Ja 31 :12 Matting N 8 :8W Nixon, Anna ^ 12 :2>W , filet lace Loan sharks pipe -n'rench My 23 :13 laying N 8 :27 Moody, Margaret W. Spirits and spooks O 25 :20 substitute for 14 :3 pitchfork holder 15 :10 Mattresses Ladder „„i. ao- 9q --^ proposed P Ag Our threshing ring—where Nordman, E. from weak Ag /9 -d Building pruning knife 25 :10 keep tied :27 accidents Loans. See Banks ; O N 8 work and sociability are Ten years on forty-seven brace associations knife, long-han- Mattson, Ivar horseshoe ,y.inw and loan ; pruning combined Jl 18 :15 acres S 12 :5 easy Ag lo -l^W loading made Credit ; Farm mortgages dled N 8 :10 Do you know dry farming Moon, Don North American-international never-slip ° :° Lockwood, Edgar L. pumpkin seed scraper N 8 :12 The terrier the rat's ter- egg-laying contest u ii -d on -wheels . No leg to kick with Ag 15 :10E Measures. See weights and ror S 26 :4 Newark, Del. S 12 exten^sK.n^^^^ :12W side-hill, or S 12 :13W. HE reaper, origin of Jl 18 :12 measures Moorhead, Frank G. North Pacific distributor's Locust trees repairing in the fall Meat Smiling through tears in association N 8 :10 well made killing out spouts F 28 :17 S 26 :18W, 13E Britten bill to increase Kansas Mr 28 :3 marketing plans D 20 :12 Lagergren, E. A. Locusts roller and harrow com- supply N 8 :3, 11 There's money in honey Northwestern fruit exchange fruit- He believes m cholera germ kills Ag 1 :11 bined D 6 :12 canning O 25 :22 My 23 :5 apple names O 11 :13 saw-buck for large timb- cheap meat in Germany growing . Lodging houses Morean, ^ , i G. John Norway and lamb , Lamb. Hee Mutton Mills hotels on a pay- ers O 11 :17 My 9 :8 A humane seesaw treatment woman suffrage Ag 15 :6 Sheep ing basis F 14 :3 shafting and pulleys customs in meat eating F 28 :6 Nusom, W. P. Lamp chimneys „ liOganberry Mr 28 :7S Ap 25 :8E Mornian, James B. Tie the balker 28 :6 li- .^J-w up F preserving O cultivation and market- sickle-bar grinding O 11 :6 decreased production Mr 14 :3 How I fed and lost Ja 31 :8E Nursery stock wicks ing Mr 14 :16 star drills for blasting goat venison Ag 15 :6 Morris, Anna Van Rensselaer Lamp " 23 proposition to grow ca- care ot possible industry in Ja 3 :14 government inspection Beauty talk with the far- talpas with nurserv juice Ja 3 :3 stones picked while har- O 25 :14 mer's wife Ag 1 :15 stock F 14 :20 rural problems and Lord, Ed. A. rowing S 12 :13W, HE home cured meats Ap 11 :16 Classes in plain sewing ^""efble ^ sun scorch P 14 :22 laws As one of us sees it F 14 :13 stubble-cutter O 11 :15 investigation of supplies Ja 31 :21 land and P^osperrty^ Losses stump puller 22 :8 and prospects Jl 18 :13 Treasure cheap _2 N in your attic o mismanagement, cause surface packer for dry- must be made a universal Ap 25 :20E open for lands N 8 :5 ; N 22 :10 farming My 23 :6 by-product D 20 :13 Morse, George irrigated -^^^ Oats entry ^. » Lost people weeder Je 6 :12E protection from rats Ag 15 :10 It glitters and squeaks smut, prevention taxation in Bolles, C. Ag 15 :7 wheelbarrow Ja 17 :6 scraps and grease useful land-value jaa.o Walter Ap 25 :12 S 12 ;16W, 14E E. Jl 4 :12 See also Auto truck ; Carts Ja 17 :26 Canada Chapman, Mary ; Mortgage banks. See Banks; winter oats, north and Di'^^'^sement^ Jl -.11 Cream separator shortage and the packer's public land Dunning, Kate 18 ; Drag; Farm mortgages south Ag 1 :10 ^ :2 Forsyth, James W. Jl 18 :11 Drill ; Gasoline engine; remedy D 6 Mortgages. See Farm mortages im- October hints O 25 :20 restricts 1 :11 : shortage, how to prevent taxation Hawley, Mary Ag Harrow Handcart ; Lad- Mosquitoes Odell, b j.^ .o Frank G. provement Hopkins, Catherine Ag 1 :11 der : Manure spreader D 6 :15 exterminating Ag 29 :14 land Plenty of monev—use it terraces for steep Jenkins, Hollas Ag 29 :19 Plow ; Traction engine; war prices S 26 :6 Moth-balls ^ S 26 :10W, SB :11 See also Bacon ; Beef steak Lear, Eddie My 23 Wagon; Wheelbarrow ; squash vines saved by Office values, false Magee, Lula J. Noble Windmills Mutton and lamb : Recipes- My 23 :8 boiis farm office desirable D 20 :6E Irrigation ; , S. Fish and meats See also Ag 29 :19 Macky. Cochrane ; Pork; Mothers Ogden, Francis A. Stumps O'Donnell, Alexander Ag 15 :7 Stop the slug nuisance Veal how one mother used an benefactor of education Land banks. See Banks Peterson, Jacob L. Jl 4 :12 F 14 :18 Medicines. See Patent medi- Ohio farm Ja 17 :22 Agl5:6 cines Stephen, Simon Jl 18 :11 Madison, William [ lonely children in un- My 23 :14 Ohio ^%"e'co?im1nded Sutton, Rosabella Ag 1 :11 Over ?60 per acre Mr 14 :8 Meeker, W. E. heeding homes F 28 :24 building and loan associa- Sulphur Clytie P. Selling home-mixed ferti- See also Thomas, Floyd and Mahan, John Moths tions for farmers 22 :3, 5 Single tax N Land tax. .See Ag 1 :11 Combined roller and har- lizers Mr 14 :19 moth-proof bags Je 6 :20 county health institutes Melons. See Muskmelons Landschaft system or .c Wallace, Chester Ag 29 :19 row D 6 :12 ; sachet prevention Ja 17 :26 N 8 :10W for farmers S 26 .b Bill Jl :12 Mail box Watermelons cars. advocated Whitton, 4 Motor See Automobiles ; manure experiments on Lantern Lottery of the days Ag 1 :15B coin holder for My 23 :13 Mending Auto truck MyAT,r9^-l-^.id state farm Ja 17 :15 emergency candle ^3 Louisiana Mail orders. See Parcel post floors, hardwood Jl 4 :15 Motorcycles rats slaughtered in Find- danger in- ser-vice. watch S 12 :22W, 18E red lantern fSnf.^^^ sugar industry will Mail See Parcel post i rural transportation lay, Ohio Ag 29 :12 water trough 20 :6E ^ crease S 12 :6 Rural free delivery D facilitated Jl 4 :6 De Lara, sheep industry survey Ja 3 :2 Lara, L. Guitterrez. See Love vine Maine Merryman, George S. Motors Oil It's to :10 I L. Guiterrez parasitic weed D 20 :8 potatoes diseased Ag 1 :9W easy prune N 8 horses, motors and fuel Alberta oil stock risky lark ; Horned Lowater, Harrison potatoes in Aroostook Menus. See Cookery ; Luncheon ; Mr 28 :8 S Lark. See : Ag 15 :6 Meadow lark Round table talks N 8 :4 county famous Recipes Nebraska Agricultural Col- mixed with concrete 14 :23 i F Lubin, David S 26 :18W, 13E Mesquite lege giving course value on wooden imple- Ap 25 :8E "^^'oiTonous to cattle agricultural credit plan Mallet tree indicates underground S 26 :18W, 13E ments Ja 31 :12 My 9 :17 plant-setting mallet Ap 11 :8 water N 22 :9 sun power operation F 28 :17E Oklahoma '^"hfia'Ji't kick nowAgl5:10B founder of International Malta fever Mexico Mount, Harry peanut culture and hogs conditions 26 :3 institute of agricul- from goat's milk N 22 :15 farm S ! Hoghouse and corncrib D6;10 N 8 :5 ture Ag 29 :6 Mann, Clyde A. shall the United States Je 20 :8W ^^aifyfarm i wheat yield test made Laughlin, B. V. rural credit bill, criticism Studying fertilizers with- intervene ? D 6 :3 Mount Vernon lamb and wool 29 :6 a Ag Fffty dollars from of Ap 25 :6 out books Ja 3 :5 war insanity My 23 :6 club Oklahoma agricultural college 31 -i-onj tenth acre Ja Luhning, A. Why not stop erosion? Meyer, Clarence, G. Co-operation Ap 25 :2 blackleg vaccine Ap 11 :17 Laundry „ „ Automatic watering de- F 14 :18 A flat portable tester F 14 :6 Mowrer, C. F. Okra >> .27 clothes bars vice N 8 :8 Manners. See Table manners Mice. See Rats and mice The whirling method F 28 :6 its uses My 9 :21 clothes line hints for Lumber Manure spreader Mr 28 :9S Michigan Mowry, D. E. Old age domestic science, plan of the winter ,,„a .7W trees for timber and shade invaluable .7e 6 :7 Figures tell a story Ja 31 :11 facing Je 20 :2 Ag 15 :7E Manures. See Fertilizers and home teaching Ag 29 :4 Mover, William ' co-operation . Old settlers offeredJ^jJ-'^ co-operative, prize white-pine stumpage Ag 15 :11 manures package law and the fruit Sawbuck for large timbers .friendly letters N 8 :12 in Wisconsin to sue- Lumber dealers Maple sugar growers Ja 31 :3 O 11 :17 memories Mr 14 :22B manager anti-trust law violation sugar bush memories pioneer life N 8 :12 Mulch I cessful w I Oleomargarine flatiron ^ » Mr 14 :3 Mr 14 :22 Middlemen. See Co-operation : potatoes grown under gasoline -;f f coloring, court decision ironing board pad Luncheon Vermont protection law Marketing Ag 15 :7E 28 :3 j Mr § 12 17E July Jl 4 :16 8 :11 Milk and milking Mundell. J. C. setting colors Fourth of N ! legislation for control of washing helps Lundun, G. W. Mare. Sec Horse bacteria killed bv elec- For handling the sickle-bar Ja 31 ;6 g^^fllw'lTE corn, growing SO bushels Markeley, Horatio tricity N 22 :3 OH :6 Olney, Raymond to the acre Ag 29 :11E Soy beans in the rotation bloody milk cause and cure Municipal markets Lawns ^ , „„„ Finding jobs for the idle start a good one^ Lutter, Mrs. C. H. Ja 17 :10 Ag 15 :12E foreign Ag 1 :13 how to _^^^ engine Mr 28 :7S Press Head in flank Jl 18 :8 Marketing certified milk farm in Music O'Neil, Lydia A. Dunham See Anti-trust laws Lye apples, high prices O 25 :14 New Hampshire Ja 3 :8 co-operative choruses F 28 :30 Baiting five-cent traps Laws. I Layman, Mrs. Abbie J. radish worms destroyed apples in New York Ag 29 :8 goat's milk Ja 3 :7 ; F 14 :15 Muskmelons O 25 :8E How to bell rats » 'o .* with lye My 9 :14 auto-truck and traction impure milk causes septic cantaloupe in' California Egg-eating dog Ap 11 :10E suggestion 11 :14 sore throat in humans 6 :9 engine O D I Leach, J. A. ^ Lying Little white wagon of spread disease^ to children N 8 :25 auto-truck deliveries Ag 1 :13 Ag 15 :11 good variety D 6 :9 Sparrows ! the R. F. D. Mr. 14 :31 ^ Lytle, S. E. hulk car method Jl 4 :11 inspection Ja 31 :6 grown on worn-out soil O'Neil, Owen H. sat- Why shoes don't last D 6 :14 Christmas greens N 22 ;10 machine milking not Ja 31 :15E Chicken for a civet-cat 6 :6 :3 D ^^vafue of autumn leaves N 8 city versus village isfactory Ja 3 :9 quick growing Ap 25 :16B O'Neill. Rose Lee, Alice Louise M market S 26 :1.5W. 17E milking tube, danger of Muskrat The coming of the kewpies The tooth and^the man^^g^. don't give awav the food D 6 :11 stretching skins .7a 17 :17 D 20 :14 MacBrayne, L. E. stufiFs Ag 29 :13 municipal control of sale trapping D 6 :6 Onions S 26 :14W, 16B Rabbit's tail as a pol- grain supplv for Europe F 14 :3, 4 Muslin curing and shipping LeFevre, Homer O. len brush O 11 :16 Ag 29 :6 pasturizing temperature bleaching N 8 :23W Je 20 :10W. 8E msur- line :7 :9 F28:17E Deep setting an Tomatoes as a side honey N 22 ; D 6 Mutton and lamb seed for sets F 14 :20 .8 ance My ii3 My 23 :8 mohair in the Northwest prices paid for milk Mr 28 :6 parcel post, prospective seeds vs. sets D 20 :11 Legg, A. J. MacDonald, Nina Purdy S 12 :12W purity as a preservative market for Ja 31 :11 transplanting method cost of the rural Stirring up Ann Mr 14 :26 mutton and lamb Ja 31 :11 Ja 31 :10 shortage Je 6 :6 :20 The ! F 14 Mac-Murray, Donald seasons for highest quality vs. prices Ap 11 :5 Mutual dairy association phone IT .irI Ontario experiment station Eggs from bugs Ja 17 .iblti Use a milking machine Jl 18 :8 prices F 14 :8 rich milk, what makes it success Ag 1 :5 Bang system of isolating Fertilizer misunderstand- McCall, A. G. sell on a rising market S 26 :6 so D6:ll Myers, Mrs. W. H. calves O 25 sanitary experiments ings Ap2o:l(E sensible fertilizer talk See also Advertising : Butter Ducks are not chickens Orchard. See Fruit culture and results Apll :16 : ; :9 A man, a farm, the S 12 :12W, lOE Cattle ; Cotton Eggs Eu- My 9 under names of fruits selection of milk, rules McCall, Mary ropean war ; Export tax : Order and food products bureau 8 :10 : for Mr. 14 :6 Tlmberland is valuable N Watering and dump cart Hog : Poultry: Sheep N Adams express company N 22 :6 Wheat standards and Pasteur- Legumes . , Nail box opens food club in feed Co-operation ization .7a 17 :4 cowpeas good cattle McComb, D. A. Marketing design Ap 25 :14E Baltimore Jl 18 :6 Ja '.11 Lock rest for the gate anti-trust legislation effect Miller, F. R. Names Oregon department Jl 18 :11E F 14 :29 Co-operative marketing in list given bv farm names N 8 :2 experiment station egg- agriculture Ja 3 :11 Sheep, easy money Ag 1 :12E apple growers in North- Tennessee Mr 14 :8 of National conference on farm laying contests Ja 31 :8 ; s 1^ :3 picking organize 20 :12 Miller, Rose Seelye silage good for hogs System in and west D credits F 14 :11 Field peas ; raspberries 6 :4 traction After Christmas Ja 3 :21 See also Alfalfa ; growing D auto-truck and joint session with Western school credits for home R. engine for the co-opera- Light of his eves .Tl 4 :14 Soy beans McCombs, Edith economic society My 23 :6 work Ag 29 :17E the tive ass'n. F 28 :3 Mv gasoline flatiron N 8 :23W Lettuce Heloise and New National corn exposititon O'Rielev, Catherine bulletin on forcing and Year's monitor Ja 3 :20 city market obstacles Noses that know F 28 :25 O 11 :17 ; Ja 31 :11 Why? F 14 :33 ^15 H. Ja .31 :H Sure and simple jelly- diseases Ja 31 McCormick, Cyrus National dairy show Osborn, A. L. :9 the reaper collective selling brings making Ag 15 :16 head lettuce, growing Ag 1 boy who made Chicago. 1914 S 12 :12W. ICE A no-tangle hitching post .71 18 :12 better prices F 14 :3 Millinery Level , National farmers' union O 11 :2 Mr 28 :14S consumers organize how to fit a hat Je 6 :20 carpenter's square used McCowan, Pearle White must holding cotton for higher Osterhart. A. C. 17 :6 Plant pests and how to P28 :3 Mills hotels for Ja prices N 22 :7 Plucking a duck N 8 :23W ed- get rid of them Je 6 :17W consumers put in touch on a paying basis F 14 :3 Lever bill. See Agricultural National wool growers' as- Our young folk.s' department. producers 6 :7 Mills. Isolene Knox ucation McCoy. J. H. with D sociation See Young folks' department Always tight 25 :8 cream, centralized system How cats began to eat Lewis, David J. O wool problem My 23 :10 Outdoor Jife McCrae, Lee of buying F 14 :4 mice .71 18 :16 parcel post, work for Natural gas sleeping out of doors Ag 1 :15 Mr 28 :17 home-made cistern cream circles Ap 11 :6 Milo A liquified F 28 :17 Overproduction D 20 :7 T. Je 20 :14W dairying in California Ag 1 :5 "corn" of the dry belt Jl 4 :8 Lewis, J. „ „ „ Navel disease Owen. Robt. L. N 8 :9 McCumber bills. See Grain in- difficulties O 11 :14 Mineral waters Prince and peasant 9 :8 I The new currency bill :13 warning 0 11 :16 prevention My Libraries spection distribution problems Ag 1 and the farmer Mv 9 :12 McDaniel. R. M. Florida struggle for or- Mingee. W. C. Nebraska local history collection cotton-seed cake feeding Owl .71 18 :11E Wintering .sweet potatoes ganization F 14 :27 Two styles of hitching- expensive . Ag 15 :6 value of D 20 :8E ; .7e 6 :4 postal circulating My 9 :6 Oil :18 food club in Baltimore Jl 18 :6 post O 25 :6 dairy-cow, one breed in ! Oyster shells winter reading for a school McDivitt, D. S., Sr. Long Island farmers mar- Minhinnick, H. J. by-product 25 :8E Gage county Ag 1 :11 ! lime a Ap 31 :22 I Swinging-lid trap S 26 :4 ket bureau Ap 25 :8E The best profession N 8 :14E .Ta public land open for entry Lice Mcintosh, Mrs. A. middleman and the apple Mink :6 S 12 :12W 29 :S i trapping D 6 poultry Ap 11 :10 : Jl 4 :9 Lve for radish worms market Ag Minnesota Nebraska Agricultural College ! 9 :14 control your Lightning My middlemen, in run- Packer, surface ' motors, course 25 :3 McKeen, Harry R. fruit products homeseekers' conditions trees struck by O j 25 :18E ning S 26 :18W. 13E dry-farming necessity what it is Ag 15 :3 The community builder S 26 :10W, 8E Ap station Negroes My 23 rods : Ap 11 :22 cont'd. middlemen, eliminating Minnesota experiment Lisrhtning efficient as farm laborers Packers. See Meat '.4 15 :16 concl'd. .71 4 :11 ' soils, tests 0 11 :9 how to rod buildings Ag 15 Ag Jl 18 :5 Page vocational education bill. .7. : , Minnick. Jacob Lilv of the valley McLean, Mrs. F. H. See also Apples Eggs ; Poul- See Agricultural education hidden water D 20 :7 Neighbors , „^ , Some "best recipes" for try : Sheep ; Municipal mar- Find the bulbs for winter bloom- undesirable Mr 14 :21 Pail cherries Je 20 :14E, 18W kets I Mississippi ing S 12 :23W. 19E neighbor? S 12 :6 made from separator can conditions .71 18 :5 "Who is thy Lima beans McSparrow, W. F. Marl farm 23 :13 Missouri Nevada experiment station My half hardy varieties D 6 :9 When I go out to plow better than a gold mine O 25 :10 Paint Mr 28 :15 Je 20 :10W, 8E kiln-dried hay O 11 :3 fro.st-fighting Lime New Brunswick how to know good paint ovster shells a source of Machinery and tools Ma rriage Missouri state poultry ex- OK QH' — ; 03 095

industry affected by war Plants Polecat. See Skunk Poultry breeding sizes and speed of Mr 28 :7S pork cake without eggs S 26 :13 hanging basket substitute Pollination better methods needed Pumpkins Ja 3 :19 oil instead of Ja 31 :12 Mr 14 :29E rabbit-tail pollen brush F 28 :7W growing among corn Jl 4 :8 red, white and blue cake possibilities P 14 :26E, 28W immigration F 28 :23 O 11 :16 blunders to avoid F 14 :8 grown on a city lot Je 6 :9 Jl 4 :16 wblte paint, value of palms, care of Mr 14 :30E Ponies breed from earliest lay- moth balls save vines sticking to pan Mr 14 :30E Ja 31 :12E plant pests Je 6 :17W Farm and Fireside con- ers Ap 11 :11 My 23 :8 to prevent falling Ja 3 :19 Paint brush Playgrounds tests Mr 28 :22 brooder, fireless I 11 :11 seed scraper Ag 15 :10E water cake Ja 3 :19 restoring O 11 :6 back yard F 28 :31 Porches brooder, inexpensive Mr 28 :8 use as feed Jl 4 :8 Recipes—Candy Palmer, Mrs. Melville needed for country children protection from wind D 6 :23 brooder stove and care Pumps candied nuts N 22 :21 Our first home in Michi- My 23 :18 Pork of chicks Ap 11 :10 keep strainer clean D 6 :10 iced cherries F 14 :3S gan N 8 :12 school yards Ag 29 :4 trichina warning Ap 11 :17 brooder, stovepipe heater Pure food marshmallow fudge N 22 :21 Playthings Porter, Edwin Mr 28 :9 control of adulterants marshmallows Ja 3 :27 1 Palms care of Mr 14 :30B Christmas gifts, homemade For the tool or feed box coop for brooding or fat- Ja 31 :6 mint creams D 20 :23 Panama-Pacific exposition N 22 :24 O 25 :6 tening Ja 31 :8B inspection decisions 11 :19 nut balls N 22 :21 I O classifications issued Easter gifts, homemade Portiferes co-operative experiment maple sugar N 8 :11 rabbits Ap 11 :24 S 12 :12W Mr 28 :20 cleaning chenille Ja 3 :27 Ag 15 :10B Purity. See Social evil stuffed dates D 20 :23 war will not affect dates Plohr, William H. Possums cross breeding, two years' Putney, Walter K. Recipes- -Canning, preserving, S 26 :18W, 13B hired help situation from parable for girls S 26 :17W experience Ap 25 :15E Strange plant emigration etc. Paper the hired man's side S 26 :2 Postal savings banks difliculty in breeding for P 28 :23 apple butter O 25 ;22 home uses for S 12 :21W Plow should loan directly to several qualities F 28 :3 apple honey O 25 :22 Parables. See Farm fables guard for plow tip Mr 28 :15 the people D 20 :3 egg fertility insured Q calves' foot Jelly Ag 15 :16 Parasites Plowing Postal service. See Rural free P 14 :7W, lOE citron, substitutes D 6 :9

:8 11 :8 ; Jl :7 delivery egg fertility testing :10 grape jelly :16 dodder or love vine D 20 deep O 4 ; F 14 Quack doctors Ag 15 fly that stings Jos6- 1 :9, 11 Ag 29 :6 Posts egg fertility testing de- orange marmalade Ja 3 :19 San Ag ; cancer cures Ja 3 :2 it vices :6 pear butter scale D 6 :3 disking before, when bar-post making simpli- F 14 ; S 12 :10W, 8E Quack-grass O 11 :21 egg production quince bread hookworm dangerous N 8 :17 pays Ag 29 :11 fied Ja 17 :6 increased extermination N 22 :11 O 11 :21W ; fall preventive :8 ; Jl :4 quince marmalade I Parcel post plowing decayed, fastening wire Ja 31 18 O 11 :21W Ja 31 :14 ; F 28 :5 advertising and honesty for cutworms S 12 S 12 eggs that will hatch Mr 28 :9 soda lessens use of sugar I :11W :13W, HE Quarton, W. B. fall Ap 25 :6 saving one's strength fence-post brace O 25 :8 chicks, raising O 11 :12 A weed that may be made F28 :31; preservation :14 :5 feeding breeders :7 wild fruits box factories opportunity Je 20 :14W Ja 3 ; P 14 Ag 1 a crop Ap 25 :5 Je 20 :6 Ja3:16 weed covering device D 20 :8E raising trees for fence huddling of chicks in Quick, Herbert Recipes—Cereals chickens and pies by post Plum culture posts corners F 14 :10 The apple market S 26 :8E Indian meal gruel P 28 :26 :15 for :5 Inbreeding, oatmeal gruel Ja 3 causes failure My 23 :8 F 14 ; S 12 :12W, lOE pro and con The cattalo Jl 18 :10W F 28 :26 circulating libraries My 9 :6 sand hill plums My 9 :6 salt as a preservative Je 6 :8 Je 6 :14 Cheap winter feed for whole wheat Ja 3 :19 criticism and defense Je 6 :2 Plumbing sub-surface bracing 17 :6 inheritance in egg-laying Recipes Cheese Ja hogs S 12 :3, 4 — final victory Mr 28 :17 simple equipment Mr 28 :13S Potatoes ability Je 20 :12W, lOE The cotton crisis S 26 :8E cheese straws Ap 11 :24 fraudulent mail orders Ag 1 :6 See also Sewage American vs. European mating in fall or winter cottage cheese balls Jl 4 :16 j The dog or the sheep, hampers for safe ship- Plumer, S. H. 31 ;16 Ja 17 :13 value of cheese and various Ja which ? Ap 11 :3 ments N 22 :9 Corn-and-cowpea silage Aroostook county, famous nests should be clean Ag 1 :7 The dogs that do the dam- combinations Ja 17 :21 and lamb market- 1 :10 overheating late-hatched Recipes Cookies mutton Ag S 26 :18W, 13E age Ap 25 :3 — ing Ja 31 :11 Poems and verses flea beetle destroyer Jl 18 :9 chicks Je 20 lOE eggless cookies i :12W, Don't give away the food- Ja 3 :19 pure-breds rate reduced Ja3:12 The abandoned farm, by good rotation crop Ja 3 :11 not essential stuffs Ag 29 :13 ginger cookies D 6:23 senators voting against Berton Braley Ag 29 :12 growing under mulch for laying Ag 15 :10B How shall we solve the Recipes—Desserts expert control Mr 14 ;3 Be strong Mr 14 :27 Ag 15 :7E roosters, selection and cherry desserts | dog problem Je 6 :10 increasing importation less care 1 use Blue-blooded dairying 0 25 :12 Ag :17B How the dogs ruin the Je20:18W,, 14E 14 :25E, importation of diseased setting hens, treatment early berry F 28W S 12 :14W, 12E flocks My 9 :3 and cherry Parmelee, Phila Miranda i A broken home, by C. potatoes prohibited P 28 :8 Married women and desserts My 23 :17 Motherhood Ag 15 :15 B. Driscoll 3 :2 28 :3 1 :9 two-hen hatching coop ginger cream 1 Ja P ; Ag money O 25 :23 Ag :15W The strength of the hills Buck and Bright and me, marketing, middleman Mr 14 :8 Protecting sheep from junket Mr 28 :23 23 :17 -.7 eliminated Jl :11 See also Incubators jelly My by E. D. Ross Ja 3 4 dogs My 23 :3 marshmallow N 22 :21 Parsnips Bulletins, by C. B. powdery scab Ag 1 :9W Poultry diseases and pests For editorials See Editorial peaches in gelatin mold profitable Ja 17 :12 Driscoll D 6 :3 selection in planting chicken-pox treatment Mr 28 :23 comment ; Editorials winter keeping 6 :9 burial :8 :8 11 :12 plum pudding D The of Moses, by Ap 11 ; Ap 25 O Quigley, S. B. made of Pasteurized milk C. P. Alexander N 8 :19 storehouse Jl 4 :4 depluming scabies cure A handy sewing-room de- vegetables S 26 :15W, 17E temperature F 28 :17B Buried treasure, by Berton tuber moth, how to con- D 20 :10 vice Je 6 :17B raspberry molds Je 6 :20 Pastures Braley D 20 :6 trol D 6 :9 hospital or pesthouse What shall we do with Spanish cream N 22 :22 avoid early pasturing Christ and the little Pots and kettles Ja 17 :16B the garbage? O 11 :25 vegetable preparations My 9 :10 ones, by Julia Gill Ja 3 :26 cleaner N 8 :27 lice, killed with hog dip Jl 4 :9 Quilts S 26 :15W, 17E close bitten, infests horses The country church, by Potter, A. W. lice, powdering Ap 11 :10 patchwork designs, mosaic winter desserts Ja 17 :29 with worms S 12 :8W Florence Kellogg Ja 17 :26 Our struggle for organi- mites Mr 28 :9E S 26 :15W, 17E winter shortcake Ja 17 :29 Mississippi conditions Jl 18 :5 sparrows spread Cream separator, by D. S. zation P 14 :27 disease protectors P 28 :31 Recipes—Dressing re-establishing old ranges Burch Mr 28 :9S Potter, Harry B. N 8 :16 turkey N 22 :22 My 9 :8 Dad's cows, by Chas. Learning our varieties surgical operation on R Recipes—Drinks split pastures O 11 :3 B. Driscoll Ap 25 :11 Ag 29 :11E neck D 20 :10 cocoa Ja 3 :19 Wisconsin offers 0 11 :3 Dominant race, by John No cure for hog cholera white diarrhea incurable Rabbit cocoa milk shake F28 :26 Wisconsin offer genuine E. Dolsen Ja 17 :23 S 26 :11 O 25 :3 trapping D 6 :6 crust coffee P 28 :26

Ja 3 :8 The fanning mill, by D. S. Poultry Poultry feeding See also Belgian Hares ; Jack eggnog de luxe P 28 :26 ' ;l Patchwork. See Quilts Burch Mr 28 :9S business methods, keeping bone-mill Ja 3 :15B rabbit fruit punch Jl 4 :16 ! Patent medicines The farmer, by Alice L. books with the hens breeding, rations for Ag 1 :7 Rabies. See Hydrophobia orangeade P 28 :26 danger from My 9 :2 Webb Ap 11 :4 Ag 1 :7E contented flocks Je 6 :14 Rack Recipes—Dumplings. See Reci- drugs which are danger- The first valentine, by cockerels, maximum ef- dry mash mixer N 22 :14B horseshoe O 25 :6 pes Pish and meats ous 6 :3 ficiency egg producing food 25 :5 I D Mrs. W. A. Camp F 14 :41 S 12 :10W, 8E O ; Radishes Recipes—Eggs hog cholera medicine Jl 18 :6 From darkness to light, combination of hens and N 8 :16 ; D 6 :13 ; Ja 3 :16 worms on My 9 :14 eggs in nest F 28 :26 new medical fakes Je 20 :6 by Cora A. Matson cherries F 28 :8 eggs, size affected by Radium left-over economies P 14 :38 prescription frauds F 14 :3 Dolson Ap 11 :22 concrete house Ja 17 :13 feeding Ag 1 :7 crop yields increased by scrambled P 28 :26 Patterns. See Christmas gifts exercise and food 28 :9 f ; God rest you merry gen- coop for hen and chicks P P 14 :22 Recipes—Pish and meats ' Crocheting ; Cross stitch for ; tlemen D 20 :19 Mr 14 :10 fattening market Rahn, Jesse beef loaf Ag 1 :15W Fashions : Knitting ; Lace He boasteth, by C. B. dressed vs. undressed, Ja 17 :7W;Agl5:5 No cut feet here boiled ham, tongue or

making : Quilts feed-box, prevent waste ; Weaving Driscoll D 20 :8 profits P 28 :10 to S 12 :1,3W, HE beef P 28 :31 Pawcatuck Valley poultry Holly the dual purpose hen 29 :12 Railroads chicken and ivy D 20 :19 Ag :9E OH [ in aspic Jl 4 :16 club Ag 15 ilOB Home lover, by Arthur egg-laying contest. North feed for a purpose P 28 :7W Canadian need N 22 :11 chicken, its variations, Paxton, J. R. Wallace Peach N 8 :26 American-international food hopper, automatic transportation efficiency 12 recipes S 12 :22W, 18E How I broke Becky Jl 18 :8 If, by Berton Braley Ja 3 :14 at Newark, Del. S 12 :12W sack Ja 17 :16 needed P 28 :17 chicken jellied Peach, Arthur Wallace Latin carol, 14th cen- egg-laying contest, Pana- gravel Mr 14 :8 Rainfall Mr 28 :23 1 ; Ag :15W :26 green in Jl :9 The home lover N 8 tury, tr ; B. R. Charles ma-Pacific exposition feed winter 4 how much water in an chicken pie D 20 :23 Peach culture D 20 :19 S 12 :12W green stuff, managing inch fall Ja 3 :12E chicken, roasted Ap 11 :24 Elberta recommended Lessons from poets' verse, egg-laying contests an^ S 26 :8W, lOE rainmakers and their work dumplings, corn :14 hopper of Ap 11 by G. Henry Ja 17 :27 alyzed .Ta 31 :8 ; P 14 :11 made stovepipe Jl 4 :12 S 26 :15W, 17E essentials for success Little new year, by Anne egg-laving contests O 11 :12 Raiser, J. A. liver, to fry brown Ja 3 :19 22 :13 importance N Porter Johnson Ja 3 :26 O 25 :8E : S 12 :12W of right food Putty and cement for salmon croquettes Ja 3 :19 plums vs. peach stock Little playmates, by egg prevention in summer P 14 :9 troughs D 20 :6E salmon cupid hearts F 14 :38 N8 :10W Pauline Prances Camp Agl :7 jack rabbit a cheap meat Rams. See Sheep sausage S 26 :15W, 17E rocky land made into Ja 17 :25 egg production in winter P 14 -.lOE, 7W Randall, G. A. sweetbreads Mr 14 :30 orchard Ja 17 :5 Little white wagon of S 26 :10B Kafir corn rations Mr 14 :8 Bed-making Mr 14 :29 veal jelly Ag 1 :15W . winter damages Ap 11 :15 the R. D., of layers fed for growth Ag 29 :9 P. by Lydia egg production Barred Growing potatoes under veal loaf Ja 3 :19 ; Ag 1 :15W Peanuts M. Dunham O'Neil Rock and Rhode Island laying hens, ground oyster mulch Ag 15 :7E Recipes—Griddle cakes. See Oklahoma culture D 6 :10 and clam shells :9 Mr 14 :31 Reds N 8 :16 ; Mr 14 :8 : Ag 29 Home-made vegetable cart Recipes, Pancakes use of bran from :10 Ja 3 Lost capital, by Berton .Tl 18 :4 maturity hastened in low Ag 1 :9 Recipes—Ice cream, ices and Pear culture land Braley D 6 :7 . egg yield in Ohio F 28 :7W S 26 :10B Rape sherberts blight, prevention S 12 :11W Man and the ox, by egg yields from barred overfeeding and results efficient crop Mr 28 :15E fruits frozen My 9 :21 five-year-old orchard .Ta 31 Ramsey Benson O 11 :9E rocks Ja 3 :16 ; Jl 18 :4 :8E silage for hogs S 12 :4 green-gage ice Mr 28 :23 cropping Mr 14 :16 Mary's lamb, by John elei'tricitv stimulant a rations for chicks Ap 25 :15E thirty tons to the acre N 22 :7 ice cream My 9 :21 Pearl, Maud De Witt Pickering Ross My 23 :10 hoax P 28 :8 skim milk, value of Ap 11 :11 Raspberries snow Jl 4 :16 How to plant trees Ap 11 :9 Modern farmer Mr 28 :14S farm that sells half a trough O 11 :12 anthracnose, remedy strawberry ice cream Jl 4 :16 Peas Motherhood, by Phila million chicks trough for feeding mash Ap 11 :14 Recipes—Miscellaneous blight prevention P 14 :22 Miranda Parmelee S 26 :8W, lOB outdoors S 26 :8W, lOB pruning and cultivation apples fried Ja 17 :29 Pedigrees Ag 15 :15 Florida adapted to the watering device Ag 15 :10 Ap 25 :13 beaver hat cleaning Ja 3 :27 value of Mr 14 :13 My partner the gas en- industry .la 3 :16 Powell, Myrtle M. system in picking and blankets, washing O 11 :21W Pennsylvania gine, bv D. S. Burch hawks, protection from .Tack rabbit, good-by Ag 29 :10 growing D 6 :4 bleaching muslin N 8 :23W experiment station, toma- Mr 28 :9S ,Ta 17 :15 Power. See Carbureter Rats and mice cleanser for wool, laces, to-growing tests Ag 29 :8 My three friends, bv C. hen-house door opener Prairie dog eat binder twine N 22 :9 chiffon, etc. Jl 4 :15 silos used for cattle B. Driscoll Je20 :20W, 16E Mr 14 :8 extermination P 14 :23 : exterminating, various cracker gruel F 28 :26 feeding Ag 15 :7 Noel of the Tarentalse house, double purpose N 8 :16 Ap 25 :10B methods S 26 :4 fattening mixture for Peppers meat possibilities 25 :8B valley, tr. by H. S. house for pullets Ap 25 :15E i Ap meat and supplies pro- poultry Ag 15 :5 thick -meated variety 6 :9 Pratt, D Chapman D 20 :19 house without frills Jl 4 :9 ! B. H. tected from Ag 15 :10 flour gruel P 28 :26 Perkins, Prank C. Noel Provencal, 1670, tr. intelligence S 12 :10W ; The white farm Ja 31 :12E mouse trap device O 25 :8E food for chicks Ag 29 :9 Portable sawing outfit by H. S. Chapman D 20 :19 late-hatched pullets as Premium rat proof granary N 8 :6 gasoline ring prevented My 9 :12 O captain ! ray captain ! winter layers .Te 6 :14 Christmas gifts for boys rats most destructive of N 8 :23W for Reins driving tractor by Walt Whitman P 14 :31 layers, selecting Jl 18 :7 and girls D 6 :21 beasts Ap 11 :17 grass stain, to remove N 8 :27 6 :11 D Old wood fire, by A. E. layers versus loafers S 26 :19 dolls N 22 :25 ; D 20 :23 slaughtered In Pindlay, ink stains, to remove Personal appearance Sawyer P 28 :23 laying hens, keep quiet Press. See Farm papers Ohio Ag 29 :12 from hands .Tl 4 :15 preserving good looks On second thought, by Ja 17 :13 Price. Alonzo sulphur to protect sacks Javelle water S 12 :19W, 17E 14 :41 1 :15 P ; Ag B. R. Sill D6:17 Leghorn pullet, short egg Concrete base for feed D 20 :7B lamp chimneys. preserving Pests. See Birds ; Insect pests ; grinder :13 Our Thanksgiving, by to egg cvcle Aa- 29 :9 P 14 trap, barrel N 22 :14B ; O 11 :21W Worms Berton Braley N 22 :3 little vs. big flocks F 28 :8 Concrete jacket for caldron S 26 :4 lovers' almond loaf with Pfeil, A. T. Pa is never late, by Mary manure excellent fertiliser Mr 28 :14S Reading. See Books and reading beet hearts F 14 :38 Trees that won't grow N 8 :10 F. K. Hutchinson N R :lfi Economical twelve-sided Reaper poison for grasshoppers Phillips, S. B. My 23 :10E marketing Ag 15 :5 barn Mr 28 :16 origin of Jl 18 :12 Ag 1 :3 A no-bump barrow N 22 :6 The pencil farmer My 9 :9E marketing cockerels sold Home-made permanent arch Recipes Biscuits and breads porti&re cleaning .Ta 3 :27 Phlox — Re-union in the old homes, young S 12 :10W. 8E ,Ta 17 :1RW bread mixer O 25 :19 salt, to remove Mr 14 :30E simple gardening by Eugene C. Dolson marketing eggs and poultrv Loose hoops did this O 11 :9 bread raising vinegar without cider Ja 3 :27 S 26 :8W, lOE N 22 :19W Mr 14:8 Power house and granary O 11 :21 : .11 4 :15 washing fluid S 12 :19W, 17E Pickles. gee Recipes—Pickles Running water In the parable, cocks of the walk D 20 :7 buns O 25 :19 ; Ap 11 :24 Recipes Pancakes and relishes — house, bv Alice Lind- .Ta 17 :17 Prices coffee cake O 25 :19 bread 14 :30E Picture Mr frames sey Webb Mr 28 :9S prices high in May and sell on rising market S 26 :6 corn bread Mr 28 :23 eggless griddle cakes Ja 3 :19 bark N 22 :26 nri'-ps 1.'! Santa's new glasses, by June Ag 29 :9B war A"- :2 ; English muflins Mr 14 :30E fritters, Pictures tomato Anna Porter Johnson profitable Maine farm N S :1R Ag 29 :13 ; S 12 :17W. 15E : graham bread O 25 :19 S 26 :15W, 17B house-cleaning F 28 :23 D 20 :22 profits in spite of low S 26 :6 : S 26 :9W, 8E graham gems .Ta 3 :27 squash griddle cakes Pier, Charles Signs of a good cow. by production Mr 28 :8 See alxo Cost of living : Mar- muffins, raised S 26 :15W, 17E Just tie her head up Jl 18 :8 D. S. Burch Mr 28 :12 protection from hogs Ja 17 :15 keting N 8 :27 : Mr 14 :30 waffles, raised Mr 14 :30 Pies. See Recipes —Pies The silo, by Berton Bralev pullets laving earlv Prizes pop-overs without eggs Recipes—Pickles and relishes Pig. ' See Hog Mr 28 :11 Agl5 :10B better prizes for the chil- Ja 3 :19 corn salad pickles 29 :14 Pillow Ag slip Song for the sewing reasons for failure and dren Jl 4 :10 right conditions insure cranberry jelly 22 :22 baby's N O 11 :24 machine, bv Alice success D 20 :5 cover picture, title for good bread. My 23 :20 cranberry jelly with nuts Pincushion Lindsey Webb Mr 28 :9S runs for small chickens Mv 9 :16 rolls 0 25 :19 N 22 :21 cover of filet lace The strength of the hills, F 14 :8 egsr testing devices D 20 :10 Sally Lunn O 25 :19 green tomato pickles O 11 :21 S 12 :22W, 18E by Phila Miranda runs, sanitary folding kicking cow. cure Mv 9 ;13 : Sandwich suggestions mustard pickles Jl 4 :15 Pinetar F'armelee My 23 :17 Ap 11 :11 .Tl 18 ;S Mr 28 :23 pickles, how to make cure for bloat in cattle Thoughts, by Emily Tup- scratching material N 8 ;3 pony Mr 28 :22 scones, potato S 26 :15W.17E them green Ja 3 :27 Ag 29 :10 per-Bendit Ag 29 :19 scratching-shed O 11 :11 rats, exterminating S 26 :4 Southern tea biscuit Mr 14 :30 salted peanuts D 20 :23 i'ln-money. See Women's em- Trouble masnlfiers, by shipping by parcel post scarecrow -Ta 31 :14 : Ap 25 toast ,T1 4 :15 sweet pickles .Ta 3 :27 ployments E. A. Wendt N 8 :9 .Ta 3 :15 tranning Idei^s D 6 :6 vegetable combinations tomato pepper pickle relish Pioneers The turkey's will, by shipping methods bad Ja 17 :3 wanted, title for cover S 26 :1.5W. 17B Ag 29 :14 letters from old settlers . Jessie Ewing Stokes standards for poultrv picture Mr 28 :SS whole-wheat bread O 25 :19 Recipe.s—Pies N 8 :12 N 22 :14 and eggs D 20 :3 Proverbs Ja 17 :15 Recipe.s Cakes banana and fig sweethearts memories — of old times The tvpewriter. by Berton sterile eggs and increased farm wit and wisdom nnnle-sance .Ta 3 :19, 27 P 14 :38 Mr 14 :22E Bralev Mr 28 :9S production O 25 :5 S 26 :1SW. 1.3E birds nests My 9 :2T browning pies easily .Tl 4 :15 Pitchfork Uncle Ike on the initia- success on small scale weather Agl5 :4 cream puffs .Ta 3 :27 butter scotch .Ta 3 :19 holder Ag 15 :10 „ tive Ja 3 :21 N 22 :14 ; Mr 14 :8 Prowant, r>aniel cutting round layer cake carrot custard S 26 :15W, 17B Pitman. B. A. Uncle Ike on Washinston. temperatures, ventilation Cross-cut paper S 26 :4 .Tl 4 :1 currant Mv 9 :21 Practical fire-proof tester bv .John Brown Jewett and shade P 14 :8 Pruning date Mv 9 :2t deep pies .Te 6 :20 P14:6 „ F 14 :42 thieves Mr 14 :9 grape pruning Mr 14 :17 : devil's food D 6 :23 mincemeat D 20 :23 Pittsburgh market protective Valentine flirt, bv J. B. tongues, let alone. Ap 11 :11 An 25 :1 dough cake D 20 :23 mincemeat keeping N 8 :27 association Rosrerson P 14 :33 trap-nest not practical rasnherry vines An 25 ;1 3 doughnuts .Ta 3 :1 mincemeat suggestion D 6 :23 purpose of Ja 31 :11 The washing machine, by Jl 18 :7 Prnniner knife O 25 :1 doup'hnuts, raised Mr 14 :30 pastry cases Ag 1 -l^W Pittsfield poultry farm Alice Llndsev Webb trap-nest that stays in long handle N 8 :10 election Mr 14 :3n pie shells O 11 :21W half million chicks sold Mr 28 :9S order D 6 :13 Public lands. See Land gineerbrend Mr 28 :23 pumpkin N 22 :21 in year S 26 :8W. lOE When I go out to plow, trap-nesting as educational Public schools gingerbread, soft D 6 :23 pumpkin with nuts N 22 :21 Plank. Jean Mahan by W. P. McSparrow work Ag 15 :10E graduation costs .Je 6 :17 gingerbread without eges soggy crust, prevention The knight of the inner Mr 28 :15 trees do not make good new kind needed N 8 :3 Ta 3 :19 F 28 :.31 ^,^ircle My 9 :18 WhT7'/ips and the WumPs henhouses P14:11E, 7W tea'-hers' salaries versus ladies' delisht Ap 11 :24 squash D 6 :23 Old settlers N 8 -.12 pnd Dobbin, bv Pauline vitality signs S 12 :8W, lOB farm bands' wages S 12 :2 mar.shmallow frosting sweet potato S 26 :15W. 17B Plant breedin: Prances Camp N 8 :20 wire doors for poultrv Sec also Conntrv schools : N 22 :21 thickening juicy pies .11 4 :15 plant gourds together Poisons ' house D 20 :10 TTorne economics marshmallow gingerbread to prevent juice escaping Jl 18 :9E choke cherry leaves P 14 :19 See also Capons ; Ducks Pudd'nirs. See Recipes Pud- .Ta 3 :1 Jl 4 :15 Plant ; — industry bureau Eggs : Guinea fowl ; Tur- .Te Recipes medicine precautions i dings mock cakes 6 :20 —Puddings

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Bolton Ja 17 :29 oiliug S 26 :1SW, 13E carrier's hardships D 20 :4 economies Je 6 :17 concrete, solid Mr 28 :4S pasturage Mr 28 :15E bread Ja 17 :29 over loading U 11 :1U improving mail service Sewing cabinet concrete-stave Mr 28 :5S rotation prevents soil bread custard Je U :20 road machine and drag Je 6 :13 made of old spool case double walled Mr 28 :5S depletion F 14 :23 brown Betty Ja 17 :29 Mr 2S :0S mail box approach, im- Je 6 :17 eight acres of corn fill See also Kafir corn cabinet Ja 17 :29 school children help to prove S 26 :1SW Shackleford bill. See Roads one Ag 1 :10 Soups. See Recipes—Soups carrot O 11 :21 improve Ap 11 :21 Rural schools. ,S'ee Country Shaefer, Elizabeth S. eight sided Mr 28 :4S South Carolina :29 9 :21 springtime building Mr 28 :2S schools Fighting fire exaggerated story of size agricultural cherry Ja IT ; My mites with records P 28 :11 chocolate Ja 17 :29 Roaring Rushing, R. B. Mr 28 :9E Ja 17 :15 South Dakota cottage Ja 17 :29 cure N 8 :9 There are tenants and Shafer, Don Cameron experience praises Mr 14 :23 dairy cow, one breed in devil s food ilv 9 :21 Robinson, H. A. tenants Jl IS :11 The old man from nowhere Gurler Mr 28 :5S Minnehaha county Ag 1 :H fruit marshmallow 22 :21 Door-sill wheelbarrow Russell, Marion A. Ja 3 :22 loose hoops O 11 ;9 experience in homeseeking ginger Ja 17 :29 bridge My 23 :13E Electric lights in the barn When the lightning flashes metal, practicability Jl 4 :5 graham A- 22 :22 Robinson, J. A. Ja3:8 Ag 15 :3 Mr 28 :4S feeding tests at Brookings ice-cream pudding Ap 11 :24 galax-leaves and holly Russell, O. B. Shafting panel silos Mr 28 :5S S 12 :12W Indian puddin. baked N 22 :10 The ferret method S 26 :4 sizes for line shaft pit and bank silos Mr 28 :4S public land open for entry Ja 17 :29 Mother of heroes F 14 :37 Russian thistle Mr 28 :7S plastered concrete Mr 28 :5S S 12 j :12W jam puffs Ja 17 :29 Robinson, M. F. used as hay Jl 4 :8 Shaw, G. W. ! popularity increasing Ag 15 :7 South, The :27 profit lemon sauce Ja 3 Brick roads in Florida Russian wild olive Five years of independ-- I in O 11 :S land opportunities Jl 18 :5 orange Ap 11 :24 Je 20 :14W for dry or cold regions ence Ag 1 :5 profitable for dairy farm- winter oats for cattle, 17 :29 Rockefeller foundation ing :9 sheep, peach Ja Ja 17:11 Shaw, Thomas i Ja 3 hogs ^Ag 1 :10 pineapple Ap 11 .-24 financial assistance for Rust, Corinne Harris Which is the best cow? reasons for use N 8 :14 Soy beans :6 prune puddin without demonstration work Je 6 Beautifying the back yards Ag 29 :10 1 right way to empty My 23 :13 advantages as rotation eggs Ja 3 :19 Rocky Mountain fever Jl 18 :14 Shedd, Nettie Bell round barn and silo N 22 :9 crop Ja 17 :10 pumpkin O 25 :22 communicated through Ryder, Mary Scott How we may afford meat stone Mr 28 :5S bacteria different from pumpkin custard N 22 :22 sheep's wool Ag 15 :12 How to be generous in winter O 25 :22 Texas silos N 8 :5 other legumes F 14 :22 raisin puffs D 6 :23 Rodents though poor N 8 :24 Sheds tile Mr 28 :5S corn plus soy beans rice baked without eggs carriers of bubonic plague with extended roof for Wisconsin round Mr 28 :5S Ap 25 :17B Ja 3 :19 Ag 29 :6 S wood sawing D 6 :7 wood-stave Mr 28 :5S growing and harvesting rice, boiled D 6 :23 extermination by carbon Sabulite Sheep Silver Ag 1 :10 roly-poly Ja 17 :29 bisulphide gas F 14 :23 explosive, effective for advertise to sell Ja 3 :12 removing tarnish F 28 :31 silage, corn and soy bean 9 :21 poison for Ap 25 :10E Christmas lambs Slmms, J. B. 22 :11 . strawberry My blasting S 26 :18W, 13E Je 6 :10 N 11 :21 also ; Prairie dog :9 :4 thrashing sweetpotato O ^'ee Gopher ; Sacks command high prices O 25 My rat-heaven trap S 26 Ag 29 :11B :29 Simpson, varieties tapioca, hot Ja 17 Rabbit ; Rats and mice string for grain sacks co-operation in buying A. 6. and value Ja 31 :3 Cooler Kecipes— Salads Squirrels ; Woodchuck My 23 :13 ram O 25 ;14 for gas engine Sparrows apple Mr 28 :23 Rogers, A. J., Jr. sulphur protection from co-operation in selling Mr 28 :6S spread poultry disease N 8 :16 22 :22 cabbage N The {ruit outlook Ap 11 :15 rats and mice D 20 :7B sheep and wool Ap 25 :2 Simpson, John Leslie Speculation cabbage, apple and hickory Let's eat apples tripod holder for dog a menace to sheep Some real fathers F 28 :23 apple O 25 :14 Ap 11 :24 S 26 :9, low, SB industry Ap 25 :3 ; Jl 4 :13 Sims, G. W. market cautions My 9 :10 nuts Je 20 :13W, 9B ; cabbage slaw O 11 :21W Making the pears produce Sage S 12 :12W, lOE Muskrat trapping D 6 :6 Speer, Margery cheese and bar-le-duc with Mr 14 :16 gathering the leaves dog and sheep problem Single tax A pioneer team Ag 1 :12 My 9 :21 Orchard hygiene F 14 :17 1 land-value taxation : Spence, Robert J. lettuce F 28 :17E ; Ag :11,12 Ja Mr 28 :7W ; cherrv F 14 :38 Preparing spray materials Sage, Hollister Ag 15 :6 Sinnock, J. E. The farm boy and the chicken Mr 28 :2.i F 28 :14 Dairying without reverse dog and sheep question, Too sharp for the hawks city shop Ja 31 :19 dressing Mr 28 :23 Thirty-five plum trees disagreement D 20 :2 My 9 -.13 Spiders gears D 20 :5 ; ' dressing, boiled Ap 11 :24 My 23 :8 One way to cut-down Mr 14 :2 Skillet Creek Farmers" club" bite not dangerous My 9 :7W dressing Rogers, E. A. constitution Splitstone, Nell fruit with cream expenses P 28 :12 dog or sheep, which ? Ap 11 :3 N 8 :4 C. D 20 :23 Vegetable and fruit store- Pasturing hogs profitably dog problem solved by Skin Why you will profit by 28 :23 Jl :4 care finding a city ham Mr house 4 Ap 11 :16 castration D 20 :3 of Ag 1 :15 market :38 lovers' heart F 14 Rogers, R. E. The transfusion of blood dogs, protecting from Skunk S 26 :15W. 17E Spofford, Harriet pastrv cases for Ag 1 :15W Uo you look after the as applied to farm help My 23 :3 trapping D 6 :6 Prescott salad plants Ag 1 :9 thills ? N 22 :8 dogs ruin flocks Ja 3 :8 Slagle, B. H. Double chimes D 20 :22 Agl :8 ; stuffed tomato Jl 4 :1« Extra feed-boxes N 8 :S 28 :11 :3 Tie for my Jersey broncho Sports. See Baseball Salads. See Recipes— Salads Mr ; My 9 vegetables Jl 4 :lt) Horseshoe tips D 6 -.lOE Salt flat-tailed imported My 9 :8 S 12 :13W, HE Spots. See Stains Spraying Kecipes— Soups Personal farm equipment as an aid to asparagus Johnson-grass extermina- Slaughtering. See Butchering 28 :26E apple trees 12 chicken broth F D 20 :6 28 :15 tors S 26 :1SW, 13E Sled S :11W, 9E :26 P clam broth F 28 Sensible hog quarantine horse feeding S 12 :12E killing and dressing to how to make Ja 17 :25 materials, preparation of celery D 20 :23 11 :16 stake standard 28 :14 11 :14 cream of Ap wooden piles preserved prevent mutton taste and hold- P ; Ap of tomato N 22 :22 Rogerson, J. B. ers 25 :6 methods and materials cream by Je 6 :8 .Ta 3 :8 O broth F 28 :26 valentine flirt F 14 :33 market prospects 11 Sleighing parties used on the garden My 9 :11 mutton A San Francisco O :13 ; of F 28 :26B Roller suppers for :32 plum trees My 23 :8 oyster, cream 25 :14 ; 8 :11 ; 22 :7 F 14 Panama-Pacific exposition O N N ; F 28 :26E harrow Slippers when to spray and what potato combined with D 6 :8 ; D 20 :12 ; Ja 3 :12 S 12 :12W ; 11 :24 :12 14 :17 , clear Ap 11 :24 P 6 :14 : baby's tomato, D San Jose scale Ja 17 ; Ja 31 :11 O Recipes Vegetables concrete land roller F 14 :14 : P 28 :11 : 14 :14 Slugs Springs — fly that stings them D 6 :3 Mr ; hachets and bean Mr 28 :15S 28 :10 : :15 prevention 14 :18 value on a farm N 8 :2 bean has it been conquered? Mr Ap 11 ; F coffee F 14 :38 Rome Ap 25 :10E, 9 :10 Small fruits water kept clean O 25 :6 9W ; My ; baked with chopped International Institute Giant Himalaya berry S 12 :15W, i:3E beans still in the game Mr 28 :7W Je 9 :11 ; Je 20 :10E, 9W pork Mr 14 :30E of agriculture Ag 29 :6 Sanderson, Emma Jl 4 :11 Mr 28 :7W Square, carpenter's beans for sandwich filling Roosevelt dam, Arizona Ag 29 :5 ' A supper for sleighing Mississippi conditions for Loganberry juice industry used as a level Ja 17 :6 O 25 :22 :3 Squash Root, E. R. parties F 14 :32 raising Jl 18 :5 Ja 3 recipes insect enemies :10 bread and dessert Our important honey plants Sandpiper night folds of woven wire See also Blue berries : Dew- N 8 S 26 :15W,17E berries Raspberries ; Straw- moth, balls save vines Je20 :9W spotted sandpiper Je 6 :13 Ag 1 :11 ; 22 :22 29 :8 cauliflower N Roots Sandwiches. See Recipes Bis- scarcity of sheep and berries My 22 :22 — Squirrels celery, baked N power of penetration O 11 :16 cuits and bread lambs .Tl 18 :10 Smith, H. A, corn, escalloped Ap 11 :24 Roots. Herman Sanitation selection of lambs Mr 14 :12 A hitching-ring O 25 :6 benefit or menace? :27 :17W. l:?E kale and broccoli Ja 3 Holds the twine N 8 :14 household disinfection selection, raising and care Smith, Harlan D. S26 its uses My 9 :21 extermination F 14 :23 okra and Rose beads D 6 :22 important Ag 29 :14 N 22 :16 Vanquishing the grass- scalloped X 22 :22 Stafford, Clayton W. onions, Rose, Raymond L. rural conditions N 8 :17 shearing by hand in hopper Ag 1 :3 onions, stuffed and baked A fine crop of soy beans Saskatchewan Wyoming My 23 :7 Smith, L. H. Windmill works best :23 25 :12 D 20 Ag 1 :10 co-oQerative creameries .survey of industry in Plant the gourds together Ap 11 :24 Stains parsnips Ap Rosenwald, .Joseph organized by govern- Ohio Ja 3 :3 Jl 18 :9E potatoes, mashed d la for Smith, bathroom furnishings proposed substitute ment Ag 1 :6 Sheep breeding W. C. spring Ap 11 -.24 Mr 28 :19 loan sharks F 14 :3 Satterfield. J. J. dual purpose My 9 :6 Fresh-air pullet house souffles S 26 :15W, 17B gasoline ring • N 8 :23 Roses Sawing outfit for $1.15 early lambs N S :8 Ap 25 :15E broccoli Ja 3 :27 ink, removed from hands Spanish frames for training Jl IS :9E Ag 29 :12 inbreeding, how far is it Smith. W. S. A. squash, baked D 20 :23 hardy My 9 :20 Sausage safe Ja IT :9 Above the dead line Mr 14 :14 J! 4:15 sweet potatoes, candied prices shrink- removing S 12 :19W, 17B winter care of meter rose making it pay S 26 :15W, 17B profitable Ag 1 :12E Cattle and N 22 :22 D 20 :11 Saving Sheep diseases and pests age N 22 :7 removing from silver F 28 :31 Canada removing grass stains N 8 :27 Reciprocity. See Ross, E. D. dime that ushered in a foot rot. treatment Ja 3 :7 Don't get cold feet Ja 17 :14 Reclamation of land. See also Don't speculate 9 :10 Stallion. See Horse breeding Buck and Bright and me bank account S 12 :5 Rockv Mountain fever My Irrigation " year State fairs and expositions Ja 3 :7 Saw-buck 1 Ag 15 :12 Fence the farm this cedar :11 sixth national corn ex- Red Ross, John Pickering for large timbers O 11 :17 tape worm spread bv dogs Je 6 propagation Mr 14 :22E weather for us position O 11 :17 Break in prices expected Saws O 25 :9 ; Mr 14 :20 Good Reich. E. T. F 14 :14 .Sheep feeding Je 20 :1.3W See also Fairs windmill for operating Statham. Margaret Fires and fuels Mr 28 :12S Build up the trade Ja 31 :10 29 alfalfa, success with F 28 :5 Grow grain this year Ag :12 A double-row drag Ja 3 :10 Reid, J. A. Care of the in-foal mare Scale. See also San Jose scale grass, right and wrong S 26 :9W, SB Stearn, Roy J. Keeping books with the p 25 :11W, lOE Scarecrow use .Ta 31 :10 Help yourself Mr 28 :10 hens Ag 1 :7E Make old buggy run a Co-operation in buying cats, artificial Ag 15 :10E troughs for .Ta 31 :10 Let the grass grow My 23 :10 My experience with capons Monotonous cattle market while O 25 :6 rams . O 25 :14 contest Ja 31 :14 turnips, white O 11 :13 15 ;10E Ag 29 :9W Stedman, Adelaide Ag ; Don't market unfinished successful scarecrows for variety required Jl 18 :10 Preserving green feed Jl 4 :9 -.8 The burden of yesterday sheep Ap 11 :15 D 6 :S : My 9 No credit on lost fertility field and garden Ap 25 :12 11 :20 to 14 :30 Reindeer The good big horse Ja 3 :7 successful scarecrows warning against overfeed- P 14 :14 O F domestica- Steel possibilities of Good son of prepotent sire for orchard and poul- ing before lambing Ja 3 :12 Playing the safe game tion My 9 :8 :12 agronomy and steel indus- Ap 11 :1S try yard 9 :13 Shepard. Donald Ja 3 See Recipes, Pickles My try Mr 28 :2S Relishes. Half-finished sheep to .Schneihle. Mrs. Valentine Fountain for melon vine Stick to diversified farm- and relishes market F 28 :11 Je 20 :SE. lOW ing Ap 25 :10W, 9E Stephens, E. C. Flat-bed fruit-barrow N 22 :6 What terraces do for Relma, W. V. How far is inbreeding Makes loading easy Sheppard. Cora J. Tight credit—no cattle D 6 :8 auto and I Mr 28 :11S steep lands Ja 3 :11B My safe ? Ja 17 :8 Ag 15 :10W Welcome the birds My 23 :16 What should calves eat? Renahan, 0. A. N8:ll Stepping stones Just grades Mr 14 :12 Meat and grain cart N 22 :6 Sherbets. See Recipes—Ice At home in summer F 14 :21 Fruit culture concrete Mr 28 :14S Lambs need variety My 9 :8 Odds-and-ends carts 17 :6 cream, ices and sherbets Smudging. See Martins drive away crows Ja Sternberg. Clifford E. The Lenten market Mr 28 :10 Schnelker, Paul Sherlock. Chesla Smut My 9 :13 Power horse-clipper Ap 11 :17 Market fiuttered Je 20 :13W Use meat as possum bait Beacon light of progre.ss explosions caused by Tour share is five rats Wheelbarrowized grind- Mary's lamb My 23 :10 :6 Ja 31 :20 S 26 :12E S 26 :4 D 6 stones N 8 :6 Meeting the sheep demand Schnoor. Paul Dollars in manure N 22 :10 prevention bv seed treat- Renick, Abram Stiles, E. P. N S :11 Covering the weeds D 20 :8E Fertility that's lost O 25 :12 ment F 14 :22, 23 : dual purpose cow Ja 17 :2 S 12 :16W, 14E Everyone can't raise Mutton a staple product I Scratching out the dollars Schott, L. C. 22 :13 Renting. See Tennant farming 9 :10 11 :11 Snails peaches N My Side-hill ladder I ^. O Repairing. See Mending Mutton and wool Jl 4 :11 Shingles, prevention F 14 :18 Stock Je 20 :9E, 13W ! automatic watering device Rest Mutton prices maintained Schulz. Fred fireproof D 20 :S necessary in farm work 23 :10 N S :S N 22 :7 A renter's way S 26 :4 removing from roof useful animal My N 8 :15 Snider. E. L. care, winter suggestions Preparing for Christmas Schuize, Paul ' S 26 :1SW. 1.3E Rexford, Eben E. „, The ideal endgate N 8 :6 S 26 :18W, 13E lambs Je 6 :10 i §^oe rack D 6 :20 home-maker's lawn A sure set for the fox D 6 :6 investigation of meat The Prices bound to be firm Schwanebeck. Shoes Snipe. Sec Sandpiper to start a good one Clarence supplies and prospects how .Te 6 :11 box for Ag 29 :17 Soapweed S 26 :12B Lav concrete floors S 26 :4 Jl IS :13 Provide against diflicultles Belle N. how to make them last as a farm crop Ap 25 :10E shall we do with Schwin, live-stock exchange in What .Ta 3 :12 D 6 :14 commercial use D 20 :6E : our grounds to beauti- "Hello, Fred" My 9 :13 Kentucky Je 6 :11 Rise in wool expected Science Shooting. See also Game laws F 14 :19 fy them ? by E. E. Rex- Ap 25 :10W. 9E Shorthorns. See Dairy cow Social centers markets, fluctuations due ford and Estelle Caven- imitation O 11 :16 to war S 26 :9W, SB Sheep advance, lambs don't Scotland Shredl. .Tames A. co-operation a result of der Ap 11 :20 14 :2 over fattening, for shows Mr 14 :14 cattle. Combination barrow-cart F Highland Scotch ; Ja 3 :3 Rheumatism Sheep and farm values N22 :6 country schools N 8 :22 impure well picture Ag 29 :5 pedigrees Mr 14 :13 caused by O 11 :13 Shrubs Wisconsin N 22 :2 water Jl 18 :11B Scott. Chas. A. pure breeds threatened Sheep and lambs scarce Two trees for dry regions beautifying the farm home Social evil in horses D 6 :11 as by war S 26 :9W, SB .TI IS :10 :11 An 11 :2n purity for the boy Rhine, S. E. Ja 17 safe loading chute Ja 17 :8 Sheep are steady .Ta 17 :14 hardv hedges F 14 :20 well as the girl F 14 :41 again Scott, W. H. statistics, comparative Canada thistles Sheep command high prices Sickle-bar Soils Je 20 :7E Troughs for sheep and Ap 25 :8 O 25 :9 grinding O 11 :fi acid test Jl 4 :8 stones while har- lambs Ja 31 :10 treatment, effect on Pick Vagaries of the market Sidewalks alkali carried away by rowing S 12 :13W, IIB Scouring profits N 22 :8 D 20 :12 co-operation in building water P 14 :22 Winning fight as a renter cork instead of a cloth watering Je 20 :13W, 9 B Watch the lambs D 6 :8 Ap 25 :21E amoeba, war on O 11 :18E P 14 :26 P 28 :31 watering device We can feed the nation Scratches Siding ants, a benefit N 8 :15 Stake and standard hold- corrugation prevents S 12 :15W, I'iB S 26 :10W. SE prevention N 8 :9 simple method of applica- ers 0 25 :6 See also Bull ; Cattle ; Colt Where sheep win out O 25 :14 Screen tion D 20 :6 blowing away My 9 :7 Rhode Island soil remedies Ad 25 :8 Dairy cow ; Feeding and Wool problem My 23 :10 useful work screen P 28 :31 Sieljert. G. cracked Pawtuck Valley poultry feeding stuffs ; Goat ; Hog Rotation of crops Seeds A guard against rats deep plowing O 11 :8 clnb Ag 15 :10E by Horse : Sheep alfalfa for soil improve- catalogue vs. store seeds Agl5 :10 elements supplied Rice, Elizabeth J. manures F 14 :23 Stokes, Gwendolyn P. ' ment Ap 25 :8 : Mr 14 :15 Safe pitchfork holder full-gallon goat Ja 3 :7 Witch-hazel and the magic 1 A S 12 Ag 15 :10 fertility and rural credit Richey, T. Z. :16W. 14E free congressional, should mirror O 25 :2l Tumbler tester 14 :6 F 14 :14 Mating breeding birds destroys insect pests D 6 :9 be stopped D 20 :3 egg F Stokes, Jessie Ewing Sienboa rds fertility, bv cheesecloth Ja 17 :13 overcomes loss of fer- grain treated before The turkey's will N 22 :1i tility O 25 :12 planting Apll :13 Marvland's effort to de- OH :3 Richmond, Hilda :5 Stollewerk, Eugene potatoes good for Ta 3 :11 :9 stroy road signs S 12 :20W fertility, hastening Ja 3 • Can be exchanged" D 6 :23 home garden D 6 Handy link Ja 3 :14 soil Silaee fertility, lost by drain- Start the ball rolling N S :22 sors'hums and de- old seeds lose vitality Ja 31 :5 Stolting". Fred alfalfa F 14 :19 age O 25 :12 That careless postman pletion P 14 :23 smut prevention Garden-truck barrow a rotation as food for horses .Ta 31 :3 fertility, preservine Jl 4 :2 Ja 3 :25 soy beans as F 14 :22, 23 : Mr 14 :17B corn fertility through alfalfa Richmond, Virginia crop .Ta 17 :10 S 12 :16W, 14E beet tops with shock Stones 11 :9 N 22 :11 : Ap 25 :S In honor of Saint Valen- winter wheat as a clover soaking Ja 31 :15 O while harrow- Agl :10 fertility through green picking up, tine F 14 :34 crop S 26 :18W. 1.3E Sudan grass seed prices corn and cowpea ing S 12 :13W, HE bean 22 :11 manure D 20 :8E Rickets Rothamstead experiment station Ja 3 :11 corn and soy N Storehouse. See Cellar corn, Kafir corn, sorghum fertility worked out by in hogs Mr 28 :12 soil sterilizing O 25 :12 See also Alfalfa : Corn Stories vines N R ;5 an ex-slave Ja 3 :5 Ringbone Rounds. W. H. Seelye-Miller. Rose. See Miller, and pea Barred gate, by Ida Alex- R :1 2F less irrigation and more treatment F 28 :13 Barred rock hens in tjie Rose Seelye dry corn N ander Jl 18 :14 experiences asked for 14 '.23 cultivation .Te fi :9 Roads molt .Ta 3 :16 Sonarator. See Cream separator F Beriah Sallerby's house- winter feed soggy Mr 28 :7W brick roads in Florida Rowe. Emma L. H. Serums. See Vaccines and hog. cheap keeper, by Arthur S 12 :3. 4 sterilizing O 25 :12 Je 20 :14W Painted sachets : Quaint serums Chamberlain F 28 :20 crops versus silae-e survevs by Bureau of soils burnt clay top F 14 :22 hat hanger D 6 :18 Servia soiling Burden of yesterday, by .Tl IR :R .Ta 17 :3 concrete F 14 :22 Rubber motor car service between Adelaide Stedman 6 :.t sweetening Mr 14:17 concrete :3 plantations versus wild towns Ag 1 :11 southern silase .Te Cont'd. and gravel O 11 for yielding power 0 11 :20 12 :12W. lOE nation of farmers Ag 15 :2 steers fed on corn S 12 :12W testing convict built O 25 :3 rubber S S 26 :12E F 14 :30 Concl'd. drag work on 28 :2S Ruess. Paul H. Severance. George suggestions Mr 14 :24 country, Mr washing, nrevention O 11 :9 Con man in the essay on earth roads, Good pail from separator Alfalfa in rows Sill. E. R. by Elliott Flower O 11 :4 second thought D 6 :17 See also Bacteria : Drainage contest Ja 17 :25 can My 23 :13 S 12 :16W. 14E On Doliv second, by 6. Henry Erosion : Fertilizers and -.17 22 :6 Sewage Silos expenditure for 1913 F 28 Straw and hay barrow N My 23 :16 ; Je 6 :16 : Irrigation : Le- R. home water and sewer brick as silo material manures fable of the dimensions Runvon, .Tames of Double chimes, by Harriet Mr 2R :4« i federal aid and right ad- Rural credit. See Credit C. Chamberlain Ag 1 : 1 ;;

Heloise and the New One man's task, by Anna rural phone Mr 28 :9S dangers from F 14 :40 Automatic sack hopper home water and sewer I Year's monitor, by B. Taft F 14 :31 Telford, Fred Tool box Ja 17 :16 system Je 20 :4 Edith R. McCombs Ja 3 :20 One story from a through- Binder-twine and rodents old horseshoes to hold Chicken-pox experience I purifying well water His most thrilling mo- the-week-church, by N 22 :9 box O 25 :6 O 11 :12 j Jal7:lSW ment, by May Moore Mary B. Bryan F 28 :22 Co-operative store Mr 28 :16 Toole, W. A. Coop for hens and chicks shallow wells dangerous Jackson Overcoming evil, by liiscontented farm boy Corn that yielded well N 8 :12 Mr 14 :10 My 23 :7 :21 25 :21 Farmers' Ap 11 ; Ap Anna B. Taft Ja 17 :23 Mr 14 :16B club for farmers' Hatching duck eggs F 14 :10 siphon and natural re- Knight of the inner cir- Power of an idea, by Rich- Escutcheon in dairy cows needs N 8 :4 How I test my seed corn sources D 20 :7 cle, by Jean Mahan ard Braunstein Mr 28 :23 S 12 :14W, 12E Tornado F 28 :1B springs kept clean Plank My 9 :18 Retreat to the wilderness Fable of the dimensions how it looks Ag 29 :5 Poutry house without ! S12 :15W, 13E

License to listen, by 11 :22 P 14 :26B, Towel frills ' I O 28W Jl 4 :9 springs on a farm, value Elliott Flower Ag 29 :15 Rivals, by Anna B. Taft Fable of the poor young crocheted end Ag 29 :14 Poultry manure wins out N 8 :2 Light of his eyes, by Rose Ja 31 :20 man D 20 :6B drier for kithchen towel N S :16 well water not pure Seelye-Miller Jl 4 :14 Siege of Jericho D 6 :17 Fable of the retired farmer P 28 *31 Van Fleet, j George E. Jl 18 :11E Mender of hearts, by " Stranger within your Ja31 :12 knitted Je 20 :16W, l'2E Carpenter's Water-trough , square as a Brent White- gates N 22 :19W Our confidence in the Townsend, Earl F. level Ja 17 :6 automatic N 8 :8 BMaryside Je 20 :20W, 16B Teacher and Pharisee "water witch" Ja 3 :5 Bees like sweet clover Van Noy, Alfred putty and cement repair- nowhere, Rain Old man from by Ja 31 :20 makers and their Ap 25 :14B . Milk-barrel on wheels N 22 :6 ing D 20 :6E Don Cameron Shafer I Thanksgiving day, right work Jl 4 :12 Traction engine Vare bill regulator for filling Ap 25 :14 Ja 3 :22 significance N 22.:19 J'emper adaptability Mr 28 :3S exportation of food sup- Watermelons Penelope and the convict, Thoughts Jl 4 :16 treatment of stock, effect farm built traction truck plies stopped S 12 :6 citron watermelon for pre- by Helen 1. Castella A true family D 6 :17 on profits N 22 :8 Ag 29 :5 Varro, Marcus Terentins serves D 6 :9 Mr 28 :18 < Unwilling prophet O 25 :17 Temperance. See Liquor prob- marketing suggestion on farming F 14 :12 fable for girls S 12 :19W, 17E Weakest link lem :14 Puritan Christmas, by D 6 :17 O 11 ; F 28 :3 Vaughan, Edward grown on worn out soil Mary B. Bryan D 20 :20 What are the big things? Ten Eyck, A. M. motors, horses and fuel How a colt should be Ja 31 :15E Sorter blind, F. A. county farm adviser :3 by Agues by Nisewanger D 6 Mr 28 :8S bitted Ja 17 :8 quick growing Ap2r):li;h; B. Dustin Je20:17W. 13El Mr 28 :23 Tenant farming one-man outfit D 6 :11 Why a horse balks F 28 :12 watering Je 20 :10W, 8E Stirring up Ann, by Nina What is prayer ? Ja 31 :20 advantages and disad- tractor hybrids Mr 28 :3S Veal Waters, Eric Who's in the Bible, vantages tractor, medium-sized Purdy MacDonald who Je20:15W, HE baby beef, how young Jl 4 :6 Thoughts Jl 4 :16 Mr 14 :26 by W. A. Lippincott isolated renter, help for economical S 26 :9B recipes. See Recipes—Fish Watson, Dick That careless postman, by D 20 :17 My 23 ;4 Trade expansion f and meats When Nellie came Ag 15 :14 Hilda Richmond Ja 3 :25 Young man Joshua N 22 :19 isolated renter, help for, opportunities of the war Vegetables Watt, H. A. Tooth and the man, by See also Poems and verses a reply Ag 1 :-l Ag 29 :13 dasheen, a new vegetable Cranking the lice Ap 11 :10E Sunday Trade schools Alice Louise Lee school landlord and tenant Ap 11 :6 Ap 25 :17W Ways to earn money S 12 16E religious farces for enter- letters from persons farm boy and city shop :18W, ; want- irrigation Ag 1 :9W beekeeping p 14 :35 S 26 :14W, 16E tainments N 22 :21 ing work Ja 31 :3 Ja 31 :19 Montana should produce canning clubs for girls When Nellie came, by Dick Supply and demand ! movers are poor farmers Trades day S26:18W, 13B D 6 :3 ; Ja 31 :14 live in Texas Watson Ag 15 :14 stock problem, how S 12 :5 Ja 17 :8 novelties Mr 28 :7W classes in plain sewing Stories for Young Polks to solve Jl 18 :13 reason for cattle shortage Transportation. See Automo- recipes. See Recipes—Vege- Ja 31 :21 Surface, H. A. biles ; Auto trucks Abe's speech, by L. Joseph- Mr 14 :3 ; Market- tables home arts club P 14 :35E ine Bridgart F 14 :36 Has the San Jos6 scale reason for rural ineffi- ing ; Motor cycles ; Rail- storehouse Jl 4 :4 home economics possibili- Ceylon at Bettie's house, been conquered ? O 25 :6 ciency Ja 17 :3 roads also ties N 8 :26 See Asparagus ; Beans Trapping ; by Lula Fuquay N 8 :20 Swan, Guy success under difficulties Brussels sprouts home occupations Mr 14 :33 ; Cabbage ; Coming of the kewpies, No packed corners F 14 :10 F 14 :20 civet-cat D 6 :6 Cauliflower raising gooseberries and ; Celery ; Corn ; by Rose O'Neill D 20 :14 Oil ! Oil ! Oil ! Ja 31 :12 successful renter Jl 18 :11 one winter's profits F 28 :17 Cucumber vegetables Je 20 :17W, 13E ; Endive ; Horse- Goblins of the bottle, by Swans Tennessee successful methods D 6 :6 saving the first hundred radish ; Lettuce ; Onions Harry Whittier Frees color Ag 29 :9 cattle tick regulations Trees P 28 :21 Parsnips ; Peas Peppers Je 20 :18W, 14E Swathmore, H. F. Mr 28 :3 add value to a farm ; ; sleighing party suppers Potatoes ; Pumpkins ; Rad- cats began to eat Some dog-training hints Terraces My 23 :20 15 How ; Ag :7E F 14 :32 ishes : Squash ; Sweet po- mice, by Isolene Knox for children Ag 1 :16 what they do for steep blasting holes to set trees summer boarders My 9 :20 tatoes ; Tomatoes Mills Jl 18 :16 Sweeny land Ja 3 :11E F 28 :15 Venezuela Weasel kittens party, by cause and cure Tests California eucalyptus not The N8:8 no rain from November trapping D 6 :6 Harry W. Frees O 25 :18 Sweet clover apple yields O 25 :12 good for lumber Jl 4 :7 Weather Christmas to May Je 6 :11 Little kitten waif, by Harry hay yield Ag 1 :11 big cow vs. small cow tree industry Ventilation animals and birds as Whittier Frees My 23 :18 honey producer Ap 25 :14B profits D 20 :9 D 20 :20W effect on health My 9 :7W barometers Ag 15 :4 Mother of heroes, by Julia pasture, versus blue-grass cholera remedies tried on- drought-resistant F28 :17 cold need of F 14 :37 weather signs D6:7 A. Robinson F 14 :37 Ag 15 :11 hogs S 26 :11 for dry regions Ja 17 :11 windows readjusted for forecasts by wireless Noses that know, by Rose stock learn to like Ja 3 :7 cow testing associations marking device should S 26 :8E Seelye-Miller suggestions for cultiva- not injure 28 Ap 25 :20E F 28 :25 Mr 28 :12 F :15 Verbenas proverbs Ag 15 :4 Princess blue-eyes, by tion Mr 14 :19 dairy cow Ja ;! :4 planting methods Ap 11 :9 sun spots, perennial N 22 :21 effect of F 14 :13 Harry Whittier Frees value disputed .Ta 31 :3 egg candling, charts for planting records Ja 31 :16 work and Vermont weather Jl 18 :11 ; Ja 31 :22 weed that may be made S 12 :10W, raising trees for fence 8E alfalfa crop successful Ag 29 :5 Prize of a crop 25 :5 egg fertility posts :5 the bunny queen, Ap P 14 :10 F 14 ; Webb, Alice Lindsey 15 :7 See also Clover egg, simple :6 S 12 Ag by Harry Whittier ; Hay methods F 14 ;12W, lOE The farmer Ap 11 :4 Frees Sweet, P. L. egg testing red cedar propagation maple-sugar law N 8 :11 Ap 11 :26 devices wanted Vernon, Rubber-legged egg tester Real Thanksgiving after Jingle-bell scarecrow D 20 :10 Mr 14 :22E S. S. Right way to empty silo P 14 :10B, 7W all, by Olive Allen Ap 25 :12 feeding, in Nebraska Ag 15 :G replanting hint N 8 :10 23 Running water in the N 22 :19 Sweet potatoes fertilizer 11 :3 selection of useful and My :13B O Veterinary medicine house Mr 28 :9S Ride in the clouds, by G. keeping O 25 :12E grasses for droughts D 6 :12 ornamental Ja 3 :13 drenches 14 :13 A song for the sewing Henry O 11 :24 precaution against diseases New Zealand rape tests struck by lightning O 25 :3 Mr what veterinarians see machine Mr 28 :9S Stolen Santa Claus, by Ja 3 :13 N 22 :7 surgery, a new profession The O 11 :10 washing machine Harry Whittier Frees wintering O 11 :18 seed corn P 14 :24W : P 28 :16 D 20 :11 surgery See also Cattle diseases Mr 28 :9S D 20 :18 Swimming soil O 11 :9 ; Jl 4 :8 ; S 26 :12E in U. S. capitol Dairy cow diseases Hog Weber, T. C. Stork, Andrew with clothes on Ap 25 :6 soil sterilizing O 25 :12 grounds Mr 14 :3 ; Gates that give and take Swine. diseases ; Horse diseases An anti-kicking stall Jl 18 :8 See Hog tomatoes Ag 29 :8 windbreaks O 11 :16 D 20 :8E Sheep diseases ; Wounds Strain, Paul R. Switzerland wheat yield Ag 29 :6 winter-killed Mr 14 :24 Webster, A. P. fur farm also Victoria, Australia A ladder well made N 8 :10 started Ag 15:11 Texas See Arbor vitae ; Catalpa cream-grading 11 Hang hogs with this Swoyer, A. B. :.i trees ; Fruit O :10 Mend your own chain N 8 :14 dairying N 8 culture ; Lo- derrick S 12 :13W, Dustless sifter Vincent, Edgar L. HE Straw ash S 26 :19 Jack rabbit, exterminating cust tree Webster, L. S. artificial wood made of Eskimo house Ja 17 :25 Ag 29 :10 Trellis Plunging into the com- I Window fly-trap Mr 28 :2S 28 :15E 9 :6 Making father a 'catchall" pork possibilities 25 :8 buggy wheel used for plex business of keep- Mr ; My Ap Weed, Clarence M. ing poultry D 20 :5 I profits wasted in straw D 6 :20 trades day Ja 17 :8 frame Jl 18 :9E Beware the choke cherry Old fire tepee wire trellis Pure drinking- water S 26 :12E wood F 28 :23 Thanksgiving- Je G :12 P 14 :19 > Origin Jl 18 :11B Strawberries of some Christmas recipes N 22 :21, 22 woven wire O 11 :6 Cherish your apple-trees customs 20 Tropics Where to sell eggs 450 bushels to the acre D :19 right significance N 22 :19 O 25 :10 Shoe rack for mother 6 :20 Thatcher, undeveloped Ja 3 :15 ; from the 14 :17 R. :17 Forward P D I W. N 8 Corn-root aphis My 23 :12 Simple doll's Trough Vinegar fraudulent mall orders Ag 1 :6 house D 6 :20 How to make all flour Every apple the best irrigation Fmbrella rack which a good 23 poultry feeding 11 :12 manufacture from wind- My :20 O ; Mr 28 :7W :17 1 boy can make My 9 :19 Thermometer fall.-, Ag 15 :7E Mr 14 ; Ag :9W S 26 :8W, lOE Vines Girdling tree labels P 28 :15 matted row system versus cooking temperatures F 14 :33 regulator for filling Ap 25 :14 Insects of the underworld love vine a bad weed 20 :8 hill culture O 25 :10 ; T Thieves See also Water trough D Volcanoes Mr 28 :13 Mr 14 :16 E poultry Mr 14 :9 Trousseau Keep the strainer clean real "wonderberry" Thistles. See Canada thistle planning the Je 6 :17 effect on crops Ap 25 :8B Table manners ; 6 :10 Truck gardening. Virgil, Mrs. Leon D O 11 :7W ; O 11 :18B Importance of P 14 :33 Russian thistle See Gardening Knife prunes closely 25 :10 Two years of cross-breed- O renewing the patch Tablecloth Thompson, C. P. Trusts Preparing for top-graft- agricultural ing Ap 25 :15E Je 20 :10W, 8B economy in laundering Gravity soft-water supply associations ing Mr 14 :15 Streeter, Bertha Bellows F 28 :31 Ja 17 :6 N 22 :7 Six potatoes to the hill Early summer-morning Thompson, I. anti-trust legislation and Taft, Anna B. Ray w Ap 11 :8 agricultural cooking Ag 1 :15W One man's task F 14 :31 No rigging heeded Jl 18 :8 co-opera- Star drills for stones Ja 3 :14 | ' Stubble-cutter 11 :15 Thorne, Chas. E. tion 14 :29 25 :6 O Overcoming evil Ja 17 :23 P ; Ap Wagner, Leon apple j What age trees are Stumps Rivals Ja 31 :20 Fertilizer for tobacco lumber dealers guilty Mr 14 :3 Crows avoid smoke Ap 25 :12 j best O 11 :7 blasting with sabulite land P 14 :25E, wheat My 9 :6 Sidewalks Ap 25 :21E, 16W 1 24W Wagon Worth-while fruit ex- S 26 :18W, 13E Thinking our way through i Thornton, L. M. Tuberculosis for moving calves D 20 :9 hibits Ag 29 :19 clearing woodland Mr 14 :18 Ag 15 :14 Boil, caldron, boil O 25 :20 cattle affected My 9 :8 loading made easy Weeder I pulling device N 22 :8 Talbot, John W. Dainty present for a certified herds D20:3 Ag 15 :10W made of old trowel j Je 6 :12B Styles. See Fashions Game law, how he looks man Ja 17 :26 dairy cow quarantine tongue or thill support ] Weeds Success The fires of fate 25 :20 9 :6 at it Ag 29 :2 l O Mv O 25 :6 Canada thistle extermina- what makes F 28 :2 Thorpe, B. P. W. deceptive disease O 25 :9 Talbott, Mary Hamilton See also Carts ; Tires ; Wheel tion Ja 17 :15 ; Je 20 :7E Sudan grass Choose sides for winter prqgress in the fight By-products of the kitchen : Wall street covering in plowing ' weeds endures drought D 6 :12 Ja 17 :26;P 14:38; eggs S 26 :10E against N 8 :3 not for the farmer N 8 :14 D 20 :8E prices of seed Ja 3 :11 Mr 14 :29 Feed for forty cents a symptoms in a cow Mr 28 :12 Wallace, Charles E. destroy cruciferous Suddard, J. W. The comfort of a bath- pound Ag 29 :9B Tucker, Emily L. A little deal in pork Ja 17 :8 varieties Ja 3 :13 water-witch experience High-dollar :8 the A room Mr 28 :13S hen Ja 31 How doth little busy Walsh, G. E. dodder or love vine D 20 :8 Mr 28 :2S How to cook without Little story of the hen bee P 14 :35 Magic currents O 25 :20 fighting Canada thistle Suffrage. See Woman suffrage eggs from the egg angle Jl 18 :4 Tulips Ja 3 :19 War. See European war ; O 25 :8 Sugar Let the air in F 14 :37 Ohio rural-credit plan N 22 :5 bulbs for winter bloom- Mexico Johnson grass extermin- war conditions of market Mother nature's first aid Side-tracking the loafer ing S 12 :23W, 19E Warbler ated by sheep 12 :19 Tunis grass S :17W, 15E ; S 26 :6 for Christmas D 6 :22 S 26 bay-breasted O 25 :10 S 26 :18W, 13E war effects on industry S 12 :6 Paper, the housekeeper's Tomatoes that yield Ag 29 :8 endures drought D 6 :12 Warner, Edgar L. quack-grass extermination See also Tupper-Bendit, Beet sugar ; Maple friend 12 Valuable in life—also in Emily Reverse the pull 28 :6 S :21W F N 22 :11 ; Ja 31 :14 sugar Saving coal death Ag 29 :9E Thoughts Ag 29 :19 Warrington, J. Gray Russian thistle used as < Sugar beets Vigor and the dollar mark Turkeys N 22 :27 ; Mr 14 :29 Serviceable home-made hay Jl 4 :8 corn or sugar beets ? Ag 1 :10 S 26 :8W, lOE blackhead cure 11 :11 Ways to keep clean and O ; climbers S 12 :13W, HE soapweed D 20 :6B See also Beet sugar well Ag 29 :14 Well-fed versus poorly- Ap 25 :4 Warts P 14 :19 25 ; Ap :10B Sugar bush. See Maple sugar When vegetables are not fed chickens as breed- success with Je 20 :12W, lOE udder, cure :15 N 22 ; talk on weeds N 8 :22 Sulphur vegetables S 26 :15W, 17E ers Ag 1 :7 Turner, Fred G. Mr 14 :12 See also Sweet clover as a manure 31 Thrashing A folding chicken-run Ja :12B Talraage, Charles C. Washington Weeks-McLain bill. See Birds protection for sacks D 20 :7B Testing in the night co-operative Jl 18 :15 Ap 11 :11 alfalfa in rows S 12 :16W, 14E Weevil Summers, Mrs. Tweedy, Inez Zina watches P 14 :10 cowpeas and soy beans clearing timber lands Ag 29 :5 clover leaf Je 20 :6 Tied to two posts Jl 18 :8 Tariff Ag 29 :11E Making the most of the corn varieties profitable evading boll weevil in Sun apples on wool Ja 31 :11 Thum, Adrienne S 12 :11W, 9E Jl 4 :7 cotton P 14 :23 motors Twilley, S. S. operated by sun's See also Export tax Possibilities for the do- rural life conference dis- fever and boll Je6 :13 rays mestic :26 Mirrors back to back P 28 :17E Taxation woman N 8 cusses Sunday baseball new cotton weevil D 20 :8 source of all force Jennie 25 F 14 :13 laud-value taxation Ja 3 :6 Thuma, R. Ap :12 Ag 15 :6 Wehrlin, E. J. sterilization of first :10 One-horse corn-cutter food My 9 :19 restrictions to land im- My operation D 20 N 8 :6 Washington, George Ladder on wheels 11 :6 Sunday Twine. 0 provement S 12 :5 Ticks See Binder twine address by Charles W. Weidle, C. R. rest N 8 :15, 25 reviews on Mr 14 :20 arsenic cure O 11 :10 Twine holder Eliot P 14 :42 Getting started with sports for device boys advocated See also Export tax cattle-tick cure O 11 :10 N 8 :14 Washington's birthday alfalfa My 9 :14 Ag 15 :6 Taylor, J. M. Tidball, B. emblem dishes for P 14 :38 Holding lightning at bay ' Sunday reading Slow starter causes balki- U College students for sum- Wasps Ag 15 :4 Am I my brother's keeper? mer help Ap 11 :4 ness F 28 :6 figs fertilized by Je 20 :11W Weight .-19 lldders. See Dairy N 8 Prom wool to poultry N 8 :16 Tie cow Waste eating to reduce weight Are you filet end Umbrella rack happy? by Bolton Getting to the market lace S 12 :22W, 18E dairy business P 28 :4 N 8 :25 Hall how to make P 28 :22 Mr 14 :14 Timber. See Forestry ; Lum- My 9 :19 decalogue of don'ts Ja 31 :12 Weights and measures Beacon light of progress, ber ; Underwood, J. S. Taylor, John B. Trees ; Woodlot grape seeds N 8 :10 fruit measures and abuses by Chesla Sherlock Prom sheep to mutton 3 :8 Harnessing a heifer P 14 :36 Time Ja manure and fertility Ja 31 :3 Ja 31 :20 Potatoes in rotation as money Je 6 :6 United States the .Ta 17 :3 ; P 14 :3 hay measure My 23 :14 Bethany let us give thanks :6 Ja 17 :23 Ja 3 :11 Timmons, .John T. S 26 mismanagement, cause N 8 :5 pound vs. bushel Ja 3 :14 Community builder, by Successful round barn Better than hanging meat inspection O 25 :14 straw S 26 :12E Weisgerber, H. W. Harry for government R. McKeen N 22 :9 baskets Mr 14 :29B departments. way of the waster Ja 3 :5 Bay-breasted warbler O 25 :10 Ap 11 :22 cont'd. Tipton. M. P. See Agriculture, Depart- ; Taylor, O. M. See also By-products Horned larks D 20 :6E Ag 15 :16 concl'd. Easy-to-pull box cart 22 :6 ment of ; Chemistry bureau Plums won't grow peaches N ; Watch Ruby-throated humming- End of wandering O 25 :17 Tires Farm management bureau N 8 :10W ; home repairing S12:22W, 18E bird O 11 :17 Fearlessness Forest service P 14 :31 Swelling of apple twigs climbers made from Water Spotted sandpiper Je 6 :13 Feast of .John bowers Ja 3 :26 Jl 4 :11 S 12 :1.SW, HE Upton, distilled proves beneficial Welliver. Judson C. See Forty Farm- years of missions Teachers use for old Ja 3 :14 Chimney of tile and Jl 18 :11B ers' lobby in Japan O 11 :22 assistant invaluable in Toads concrete Ag 15 :10 how much in an inch of Wells Galilee Ja 3 :26 rural school S 26 :14W, 16E useful animals My 23 :10 Emergency gate Ja 17 :6 rain Ja 3 :12E converting an old well Good Samaritan Ja 17 :23 carrying the school to Tobacco Utah mesquite tree as indica- S 26 :9E How to make religion at- the pupil in Australia cutworm problem solved wheat dry, weight affected tion N 22 :9 danger in shallow wells tractive in the home .71 18 :2 S 12 :11W S 26 :18W, 1.3B mineral waters, warning My 23 :7 lUenslls. Oil :22 children's reading, guid- fertilizer for F 14 :25B, 24W See Kitchen utensils O 11 :16 drilling by hand Ag 29 :8 Intensive character build- ance of ,Ta 31 :22 Tobias. M. W. paying freight on water purifying the water ing O 25 ;17 efliciency versus salary A knot-hole egg tester P 14 :6 in corn :14 Ja 3 •Ta 17 :18W : .Tl 18 :11E Jewish :19 Rubicon N 22 S 12 :2 Tomatoes witches, explanation Ja 3 :5 water witch fallacy Ja 3 :5 A .Jewish society F 14 :.31 how they may help the black rot O 11 :18 Vacations witches, not popular WeHs, Alice Elizabeth Lesson from bring fresh spirit a legend, by community Ja 3 :26 cross fertilization Jl 18 :9B and fallacy Ja 31 :11 Business proposition P 28 :21 A. M. Gordon Ap 11 :22 use of agricultural bul- plants, setting Jl 18 :9B courage Je 20 :14W witches, successful experi- Welton, H. W. Live and let live, plants started in Vaccines and by letins and card cata- boxes serums ence Mr28:2S Keep the chicks off O 11 :12 Ramsey Benson .Ta 31 :20 log P 14 :32 D 20 :11 anti-plague serum for Water glass Wendt, E. A. Make for :6 housekeeping an Teats. See Dairy cow side line greenhouse bubonic plague Ag 29 purifying S 12 :10W, 8E Trouble-magnifiers N 8 :9 art N 8 :19 Teeth My 23 :8 fakes Je 20 :6 Water supply West. E. G. Messengers of Grace, by rare 1 :15 :15 southern girl's record P 28 :11 Valentine day of Ag ; Ag 15 cistern, homemade Je 20 :14W Comb the kicking cow Jl 18 :S Richard Braunstein Telephone topping early plants Mr 28 :18 emblem dishes for F 14 :38 fight evil working germs Western economics society Mr 14 :27 cost of rural phone O 11 :15 worms Ag 1 :9W home-made valentines, Ag 29 :14 joint sesson with Na- On living happily, by displacing the newspaper yield increased Ag 29 :8 game and party F 14 :34 gravity soft-water supply tional conference on 12

fl'estei'n New Xork horticul- White pine electricity generated by Wolf, Walter A. combination inside and > Coin holder for mail turists timber profitable Ag 15 :11 Ja 17 :15 Feathered potatoes outside F 28 :26E box My 23:13 meetings of interest Ap 11 :14 Whiteside, Mary Brent gasoline engines vs. frighten birds My 9 :13 Woodbury, John L. W ounds Wharton, Mable H. The mender of hearts windmills Mr 28 :6S ^'olfe, Henry Feeding mash outdoors barbed wire, treatment Handy wood-box P 2S :26E Je 20 :16E, 20W regulating device Ap 25 :14 Sunlight and lamps in S 26 :SW, lOE ,.Agl5:12Ii 1 A -^^ Wheat Whitewash sawing wood Ag 29 :12 the apple house Ag 29 :8 Feeding the coming layers cleaned with gasoline Canadian boom over, 1913 buttermilk as a flxitive Windows Woman suffrage Ag 29 :9 Ag 1 "H S 26 :18W, 13E O 11 :16 readjusted windows for Denmark and Norway How I manage green disinfect early S12:2iw Canadian prices overesti- Whitman, Walt ventilation Ap 25 :20E laws Ag 15 ;6 stuff S 26 :SW, lOE Wrench ,

! ! improvised mated Ja 31 :11 O captain My captain Wing, Chas. B. Woman's home companion Poultry hospital or pest- I pipe wrench 14 :31 The soy for pro- :15 17 :16E crop plentiful for 1914 P beau attractions for 1914 D 20 house Ja ; My 23 :13 Agl :6 Whitmyre, E. C. tein Ja 31 :4 Women Recommendations for win- Wyngarden, Gilbert

direct shipment to con- How a friend of mine Soy beans plus corn beauty talk with the ter egg yield S 26 :10E . Useful dump-sled Ja 17 :6 sumer needed My 9 :6 figured the profit My 23 :4 Ap 25 :17E farmer's wife Ag 1 :lo Woodchuck Wyoming dry in Utah Whitney, E. E. Wing, Mrs. Joseph E. California woman asks trapping D 6 :6 public land open for entry S 26 :18W, 13E Does it pay to dress How shall we build our advice Ja 3 :13 Woodlot S 12 :12W holding for prices, risky poultry P 28 :10 homes ? Ag 29 :18 drudgery relieved renewing the timber Ag 15 :7 S26 :6 Whitsitt, Jessie Winship, A. E. S 12 :19W, 17E Woodruff. Melvin Kansas crops Mr 28 :4 Let us live with our chil- Two wise parents and a Emma Austin and her Funnel slide S 26 :4 Yancey, J. D. plowing deep for better dren Ap 25 :17W great country S 26 :5 four sons S 26 :5 Wood-sawing A cheap meat for poul- results Ar29 :6 Wilcox. Mrs. A. E. Wire improvements desired in i-old weather protection try P 14 nroduction limited O 25 :12 Putting a patch on the corncrib of woven wire home management Ja 31 :3 D 6 :7 :10E. 7W I planted 15,000 trees shipments move S 12 :6 desert Ja 17 :10 S 12 :16W, 14E. married women and money windmill for Ag 29 :12 How irriga- Mr 14 :15 smut prevention P 14 :22, 23 ; Unpleasant side of fastening to decayed posts O 25 :23 ; Ja 17 :29 ,F 28 :31 : Wood thrush Je 20 :11W :12 Xards. See Farm homes S 12 :16W. 14E tion My 28 S 12 :13W, HE Ap 11 :23 ; My 23 :17 Woodworth. P. E. Yarnell, Ray war and the supply S 26 :13 Wilcox, Mrs. M. N. See also Barbed wire men vs. women as econo- Belgin hare errors N 8 :8 Plaster cast kills them war prices S 12 :17W, 15E Artificial black cats Wisconsin mists Ja 17 :26 Wool winter wheat, as a cover Ag 15 :10E co-operative laundry, saving money by stopping American versus foreign S26 :4 Yearbooks. See Agricultural crop S 26 :1SW, 13E Wilcox, Warren F. prize offered by Dean the little leaks S 12 :5 wool growing Jl 4 :13 Department of Wheel Baneful rush on the farm Henry Jl 4 :7 saving the first hundred better methods of grad- Yocum. Trell to prolong usefulness O 25 :6 N 8 :15 dairy cow, one breed Ag 1 :11 dollars F 28 :21 ing Je 6 :11 W. Alfalfa-growing by master towel drier P 28 :31 Bonfire set for coyotes D 6 :6 farm employment bu- Sunday work N 8 :25 competition with foreign hands F 28 :5 See alsu Tires : Wagon Decalogue of don'ts Ja 31 :12 reau S 26 :2 thinking out problems prices My 23 :10 Yost, E. R. Wheelbarrow Persistent alfalfa P 14 :18 pasturage, offered free O 11 :3 Ag 15 :14 co-operation in Kentucky Oyster-supper rat hunt S26:4 oack-savers N 22 :6 Saving one's strength pasturage offers genuine Women's Employments S 26 :18W. 13E Y'oung, Charles R. door sill bridge for My 23 :13 Je 20 :14W Ja 3 :S beekeeping P 14 :35 prices, rising Jl 4 :11 fertilizers may do garden truck barrow The unusual on the farm pea-growing and blight classes in sewing Ja 31 :21 shortage Je 6 :6 Harm J14 Mr 14 :17E O 25 :13 prevention P 14 :22 farming successfully Jl 18 :2 sorting and grading for Y'oung, Ray M. to Ja 17 :6 Wiley, Harvey W. social centers N 22 :2 gardening Je 20 :17W, 13E Panama-Pacific ex-posi- how make Forestalling spread of White, Clement Reasons for high cost of ten years on forty-seven home arts club F 14 :35E tion S 12 :12W blight Ja 3 Putting the curl in the living P 28 :18 acres S 12 :5 home economic possibili- sorting and packing Jl 4 :11 :13 Young folks department fall pig's tail S 12 :7 Wiley, Mrs. L. M. Wisconsin agricultural college ties N 8 :26 tariff on Ja 31 :11 O 25 :18 ; N 8 :20 ; N 22 White, J. F. Pumpkins in the air Je 6 :9 graduates, where they go huckstering S 26 :15W, 17E war conditions Good-luck hay-rack ladder Wilkie, Henry D 20 :6E sausage making S 12 :17W, 15E 0 25 :6 Live shiners as mink bait Wisconsin agricultural ex- S 26 :15W. 17B See also Sheep D 6 :6 periment station sleighing party suppers Workman. R. H. White, Joe Zebroids Pulling with the tail P 28 :6 Williamson. G. W. agronomy in practice N 8 :12 F 14 :32 An emergency funnel O 11 :6 work animals F 28 :t platform push home-made freshometer Wisconsin University Ex- successful farmer in New Seed-corn tester F 14 :24W as Low-down A Ziegler, Sam 22 :6 P 14 :6 tension Division Mexico Mr 14 :28 cart N Worms Tin-clapper scarecrow Wilson. Mrs. Delia constitution for clubs N 8 :4 suggestions and experi- angle worms as a side White. Mrs. M. L. My 9i gate-hook None-such fried sponge Wit and wisdom. See Farm wit ences Mr 14 :33 line Ja 3 :11 Horseshoe for Zoller. John S 26 :4 and wisdom summer boarders, making corn-fed earthworms Ja 3 :11 O 25 :6 Scorched rat gives warn- White, Ray Wilson, Woodrow jWoley. A. B. them pay My 9 :20 corn-root worm N 22 :10 ing S 2fl A rabbit-ferret-skunk com- attitude toward Mexico When the staple won't what one woman did in cutworm, destroying bination D 6 :6 D 6 :3 hold S12:13W, HE Ohio Ja 17 :22 S 12 :11W Whitehouse, C. B. Windbreak Wolf, Charles Barnette Wood green tomato Ag 1 :9W

Dainty and inexpensive formed by trees O 11 :16 I The airshii)—a panacea artificial Mr 28 :15E ; My 9 :6 radish worms My 9 :14 curtains Ap 25 :20E Windmill I for farm disorders Jl 18 :3 Wood-box Worthington, Mrs. Prank