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A SUGGESTED PLAN OF T"ORK IN

AGRICULTURAL ENGINERRING FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS

I Introduction

Agricultural engineering is the application of engin-
eering principles and methods to the problems of agriculture.
Engineering is more than a collection of facts concerning
structures, processes, and machines. The engineer looks
upon his work as a series of related problems which may be
solved by scientific methods.

This topic was suggested by the lack of any regularly
organized plan of work in agricultural engineering for
secondary schools. Personal experience has emphasized thev
possibilities of such a plan in a utilitarian way for
students who make farming a life work. The training would
also be valuable to students who enter the various trades.

In order to facilitate the work of this study, the
field has been divided arbitrarily into the following
heads: viz. farm mechanics, farm machinery, farm buildings,
home utilities, power machinery, land development, and farm
electrification. ’

Much confusion has existed in the use of the above
classification. For use in this treatise the following
groupings have been made. ‘Under the heading "farm mechanics"
the following activities are included: rope work, harness
work, belt work, fitting tools, soldering, sheetmetal work,
cold metal work, forge work, and glazing. "Farm machinery"
includes the study, operation, care, and repair of farm

machinery other than power units. "Farm buildings" includes

2.

wood shop work, drawing to scale, construction of appliances
and small buildings, concrete work, and a study of paints,
preservatives, insulation, and ventilation. "Home util-
ities" includes water systems, sewage systems, heating
systems, local lighting systems, and the installation,
care, and repair of home conveniences. "Power machinery "
includes the study, care, and repair of gas engines and
ractors. "Land development" includes land clearing, drain-
age, irrigation, simple survey’ng, and farmstead layouts.
"Farm electrification" includes work on electric wiring,
care and repair of simple appliances, and a study of electric
motors and their farm use.

The data consists of courses of study in use in the
secondary schools of the United States and courses of study
in our higher institutions of learning. It also includes
circulars and bulletins from the United States Department
of Agriculture, and the departments of agriculture of the
various states, and the departments of agricultural engin-
eering of the colleges of the United States.

Before setting up this suggested plan of work, a
questionnaire form was sent to the supervisors of vocational
agriculture in each state of thelUnion. Replies were re-

ceived from thirty-three states! The returns received on

these questionnaire forms showed that agricultural engineering

 

1. Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware,
Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North
Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota,
Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin,
and Wyoming.

5.

is taught in all the states reporting except Utah, Test
Virginia, and Wyoming.

There is some doubt as to the accuracy of these re-
ports, in as much as Michigan was reported as having no
work worthy of being styled agricultural engineering when
there are eighty-five rural consolidated schools doing shop
work as listed by the state supervisor of rural consolidated
schools. In addition to this, manv of the 219 departments
of vocational agriculture in high schools of the state are
doing quite extensive work along this line as shown by in-
spection. Our state supervisor of industrial education re-
ports another list of schools as doing work which would
partially fall within the province of agricultural engineer-
ing. It is impossible to tell how extensively this same
condition exists in other states.

Work of this nature is widely recognized, and the follow-
ing plan has been organized so as to include indicated by
the states reporting. These lists of topics and accompany-
ing references may be interpreted as a general outline in-
cluding all phases of work peculiar to the different sections.
It is possible for any community to select from these lists
such problems as are suitable to its conditions.

An effort has been made to list as major references a
selection of texts that will give a school a minimum library
covering these subjects. These major references are starred.
The references not starred make up a secondary list that
would enrich the course, but that may be eliminated where
finicial conditions require. The accompanying bibliography

includes text books, trade literature, and state, federal,

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tucky, and Ohio; third, Arkansas and Pennsylvania; fourth,
Montana, New Jersey, and Texas.

From these data we get a very good picture of the gen-
eral standing of agricultural engineering throughout the
nation, the phases of major interest, and the possibilities
of further development to meet the changing needs of the

different sections.

Conclusions

The scope of the field is so broad as to prohibit a
single usable text book covering all phases. For this
reason it is believed that a suggestive outline of work,
giving references to texts, trade literature, and bulletins,
will be of value.

The aim of such a plan of work in the schools, is to
develop Prospective farmers for greater proficiency in
farming. This aim may be attained by the development of the
attitudes, abilities, and skills which are the objectives
of the various problems and projects suggested in the out-
lines.

The lists of problems are quite comprehensive, so that
most communities will be able to select the work particular-
ly adapted to their needs. These lists must be ever
changing so as to include new discoveries, inventions, or
practices, and also to delete any portion that may become
obsolete. The use of these lists presupposes that the
teacher, or the one in charge, knows the community and its
needs. If this knowledge be lacking, it must be acquired

before an intelligent use of these lists can be made.

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III. Illustrative Application of Plan to
Community X
If the characteristics of the community are not
known, they must be determined by personal contacts or by
means of a questionnaire submitted to the stu ents or their
parents.
In Community X the type of farming carried on is gel-

eral crop where the principal cash crOp is potatoe

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income is supplemented by the sale of dairy and poultry
products.

It is known that the chief interests of students in
agricultural engineering lie in farm mechanics, farm
machinery, and farm buildings.

The number of students in the agricultural engineering
group is fourteen. The size of the shOp is thirty-two
feet by thirty-six feet. According to the standards set by
the State Departm nt of Public Instruction of the State of
Michigan, the equipment is sufficient to cover woodwork,
sheetmetal work, and cold metal work. The library contains
the minimum requirements for the course as indicated in the
general bibliography. Fifty dollars has been set aside for
additional reference books for agricultural courses.

The community is well supplied with good roads. There
are three families who cannot be reached by auto travel dur-
ing the spring season. About fifty per cent of the patrons
of the school have telephones. Means of communication and
personal contacts are fairly good.

The selection of work should be adapted to the season-

al interests of the community. This places the work in farm

11.

buildings and a major part of that in farm mechanics in the
first semester, while the work in farm machinery will be
given in the second semester.

In the State of Hichigan the Department of Public n-
struction has made definite recommendations for this type of
work through the Supervisor of Rural Agricultural Schools.
The suggested plan of work can be adapted to these recom-
mendations as well as to the interests of the community.

The following are the recommendations for the Rural
Agricultural Schools, which include the phases of work to be

covered and the approximate time allotted to each phase:

Toodwork 6 weeks
Drawing 5 "
Electricity 4 "
Sheetmetal 3 "
Cold metal 2 "
Concrete 2 "
Plumbing 2 "
Tool Care 2 "

:OOdWOPK (recreational) "

Artmetal week

Belt work "

Forge

GlaZing

Harness work "

P 8. n t ‘1'; 01" 1; "

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F4 14 F4 :4 F4 +4 F’ to

Rope work
These recommendations estimate one unit or one pro-

blem to be week's work. Checking these recommendations

12.

with the work selected to meet the community interests for
the first semester the following list is secured:

Drawing, five weeks. Found in farm building list,

1 problems 9, 10, ll, 12, 15
Woodwork, six weeks. Found in farm building list,
problems 17, 20, 50
Concrete work, two weeks. Found in farm buildings list,
problems 29, 51
Sheetmetal work, three weeks. Found in farm mechanics
list, problem 5
Repe work, one week. Found in farm mechanics list,
problem 10 or 11
Tool care, two weeks. Found in farm mechanics list,
problems 1, 2
Lists of projects in woodwork,-concrete and sheetmetal work
are given in the references for the problems listed. In the
selection of projects are many possibilities of adapting the
work to the student's interests and desires.

Among these fourteen boys are two whose interests vary
from the general interests of the group. The first is one
whose father does custom work in threshing and silo-filling.
This boy desires to learn something about gas engines because
this is the power his father uses. This boy is permitted to
vary his problem from the general selection for the class and
take the work on gas engine principles, care and operation.
This work is covered in the power machinery list, problems
6, 22, 24, 25. It can be made as comprehensive as the stu-
dent and instructor desire, using the father's machinery for

laboratory study and doing a large percentage of the work at

15.

the home farm. This could be carried on as project work.

The second boy is one whose father is considerin re-
modeling his dairy barn. He is interested in the pen-barn
type of arrangement, including insulation and ventilation.
Problems 27 and 59, covering insulation and mechanical venti-
lation might be selected for his work in addition to the other'
problems taken from the farm buildings list and a study of
the pen-barn could be his project selected under farm build-
ings. This arrangement would take care of the special
interests of these individuals with very little modification
of the general program.

In communities where the class is small it is possible
for each student to select all problems of his course, being
limited only by the availability of reference books and
laboratory materials. If this course were adopted, the pro-
blem groups of each individual might be entirely different.
This would be possible only where the class was sufficiently
small to permit of the apportioning of the instructor's
time between individuals instead of groups. The object of
such flexibility would be the increased intereSt and
responsibility of the student.

The advantages of this suggested plan are:

Its flexibility permits its adaptation to conditions
as you find them in each community.

Its adaptability to the varying interests of individ-
ual students.

The increased accessibility of reference materials.

The possibility of an increased interest and respons-

ibility on the part of the student due to the partially

elective nature of the plan.

14.

A considerable saving of the instructor's time is
possible by using the assembled list of problems on the
different phases of the work as well as in the use of
the bibliography of texts, bulletins, and trade lit-
erature.

The disadvantages of this suggested plan would be:

The lack of sufficient references now in the secondary
school libraries.

The lack of teachers with sufficient training to handle

all phases of this work.

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PROBLEL LISTS

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

16.
FARE MECHANICS
Topics References 1'

l. Sharpening Sdged Tools Mechanical Training: Boss, Dent &
White Chapter II

Farm Mechanics: Crawshaw & Lehmann
Pages 48-49

Farm Mechanics: Field, Clson &
Nylin Chapter VIII

Agricultural Kechanics: Smith
Chapter II

Fitting Farm Tools: Roehl
Chapter II

Farmers ShOp Book: Roehl
Chapter III

2. Filing Saws Mechanical Training: Boss, Dent &
White Pages 16-22

Farm Kechanics; Crawshaw & Lehmann
Pages 54-35

The Disston Saw, Tool & File Book:
H. Disston & Sons

Textbook of Atkins Silver Steel Saws
E. Co Atkin 86 CO.

Fitting Farm Tools: Roehl
Chapters III, IV

Agricultural Mechanics: Smith
Chapter II

Saws in the Filing Room: Atkins & Co.

3. Soldering & Sheet Mechanical Training: Boss, Dent &
Metal Forming White Chapter III

Farm Mechanics: Crawshaw & Lehmann
Chapters XII, XIII

Farm Mechanics: Field, Olson & Nylin
Chapter III

See list of projects

4. Use of Drills & Screw Mechanical Training: Boss, Dent &
Extractor Shite Chapter VIII

Farm Mechanics: Field, Clson & Nylin
Chapter IX

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5.

7.

8.

17.

A 75’!
«L1 ILALAIJ.

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JJJ._._J(J£-1n

Tepics

Use of Taps & Dies

Fitting Tool Handles
Glazing

p- ¥ we
Painting

A Study of Ropes

mos

Ref rences

m

h

rarm Shop Book:
Chapter X'

Roehl

7v

Agricultural no
Page 208

chanics: Smith

Mechanical Training: Dent &

White Chapter X

Boss,

Farm Mechanics: Field, Olson & Hylin

Chapter IX
Re 0111

Farm Shop Book:

Chap ter XV

Aglwicultu al Mechanics: Smith

Fitting Farm Tools: Roehl
Chapter V
Farmers Shep Book: Pioehl

Page 299

:1

Farm Mec ian
Pa gos 1

cs : Field, Olson & Nylin
8-109

Cu”

O)

Farm Mechanics: Crawshaw & lehmann

Chapter X

Agricultural Mechanics: Smith
Pages 191—197
Paints & Painting: Sabin

Whitevashes & Cold Water Paints:

National Lime Ass'n. Bul. 5040
Painting on the Farm:

UoSoDvo Fa m3°3 BUlo 1452
The Handbook on Painting:

National Lead Co.
Mechanical Training: Boss, Dent &

Hr”

llite Pages 71—75

‘

Mechanics:
Pages 579-582

Farm Crawshaw & Lehlenn

Farmer's Roehl

Page

Shop Book:

’20
UN

Agricultural Mechanics: Smith

Pages 72-276

D3

18.
(1:11: It; 14(leL‘ALII CS
Topics I'LL "1618:1963

s: Field, Olson & Nylin
lu. Knot Tying Farm ‘

Field, Olson & Pylin

Agricultural-Mechanics: Smit
Pages 276-290

Farr Shep BOOK : Roehl
Pa ages 525-546

Farm Mechanics: Cramshaw & Iehm nu
Pages 385-397

Liechanical Training: Boss, Dent &
”ultd Pd5eS 75-91
ll. ROpe Splicing Mechanical Training: Boss, Dent &

Thite Pages 91—101

Farm Mechanics: Field, Olson & Mylin
Pages 570-574

Ag‘ icultural Mechanics: Smith
Pages 290-297

Farm Mechanics: Crawshaw & Lehmann
Pages 598-401

Farm Shop Book: Roehl
Pages 546-554

12. The Steel Square Practical Carpentry: Redford
Part III

Agricultural Mechanics: Smith
Page 50, Chapter IV

Modern Practical Carpentry: Ellis
Chapter: CQVI, Pag es 540—5 50

Standard Steel Squares: Sargent & Co.

13. Cleaning & Oiling the Agricultural Mechanics: Smith
Harness Pages 263-264

U.S.D.A. Farmer's Bulletin No. 1183

Mechanical Training: Boss, Dent &
‘"1ite Chapter VIII

Farmer's Shep Book: Roehl
Chap t er SDI

14.

16.

17.

18.

19.

Pipe Fitting

Cold Metal Work

Simple Forge Tork

Belt Lacing

T7 “7 '
Ll Ill .15-

1.1.; C Iii; IT 1 C 8

References
Agricultural Lechanics: Smith
Chapter XVII
Pcchanical Training: Boss, Sent &
Thite Chapter VIII
Farmer's Shop Rook: Roehl
Chapter PSI
Agricultural Kechanics: Smith

Pages 247-260

Farm Techanics: Crawshaw & Lchmann

Cha p t er X131 V
Kechanical Training: Boss, Dent &
:hite Chapter IX

Principles of Farm Kechanics:
Chapter )1

Principles of Farm Mechanics: Sharp
Chapter X

Agricultural Hechanics: Smith
Chapte: XIV

Crawshaw & Lehmann
XX

Isohanics:
Chapter XIX,

Farm

Training: Boss,
Chapter XII

Eels chani c a l
Zhite

Dent &

Lechcnical Training: Boss, Dent &
thite Chapter XI

Farm Eucharics: Crawshaw a Lehmann
Pages 321-325

Agricultural Lechanics: 331th
Page 52%

Lngineering on the Farm: Stewart
Pages 2b7-276

Farm Gas "ngines & Tractors: Jones
Pages 234~937

-"' . w” fl. -‘ r~
awshaw a Lehmann

VVV”
J LIL-1 -

Farm Icchanics: C:
Chapters V"V

JL‘JL: L,

Topics

" nllai

LLCILCII CS

0

Eeiarenccs

Lechanical Training: Boss,

White Chapter VI

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See rain: clillulngs
See Farm Buildings

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Farm Iechxnics: Crawshaw & Lehmann
Farm hechanics: Field, Olson, & HVlin
Agricultural Lechanics: R. H. Smith
Fitting Farm Tools: L. I. Roehl
Farmer Shop_Book: L. I. Roehl

Paints & Painting: Sabin

Practical Carpentry: Redford

modern Practical Carpentry: Ellis

Principles of Farm Kechanics: Sharp & Sharp

(\

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart

Trade Literature

The Disston Saw, Tool, & File Book: H. Disston & Sons

Textbook of Atkins Silver Steel Saws: E. C. Atkins & Co.

Saws in the Filing Room: E. C. Atkins & Co.

Thitewashes & Cold Water Paints: National Lime Ass n.

Bul. 5040
The Handbook on Painting: Yational Lead Co.

Standard Steel Squares: Sargent & Co.

Bulletins
Painting on the Farm: U.S.D.A. Farmer's Bull.

U.S.D.A. Farmer's Bulletin No. 1185

a For details see General Bibliography.

Page 76.

1452

5.

4.

5.

6.

Topics

A'D'f" .YA/‘J Ti. 7'
11.41 VIII}: -33;

{Lb L‘l-

General

Engineering in

Aericulture

The Function of Machines

Elements of machines

Materials for hachines

Power Yeasurenent &
Interpretation

Care,

Repair, & Housing

of

n

118 chinery

Agricultural Xachinery: Davidson
Chapter I

Power & Kachinory: U.S.D.A. Bul. 157

Ens aineering on the Farm: Stewart
Pages 7, 8

Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
Chapter II

Power & Machinery in Agriculture:
M.S.C. Bul. 157 Pages 1-12

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Chapter XXIII

Agri cultural Mchinery: Davidson
Chapter III

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Ran sower Chapter I

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Chapter XXIII

Agricultural "a chinery: DaVidson
Chapters Iv, V

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsower Chapter XIX

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Chapter XXIII

Farm Machinery & Equip‘. nent: Smith
Chapter III

Agricultural hachinery: Davidson
Chapter VII

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Page 462

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsower Pages 5-7

Agricultural Machinery: Davidson

Chapters XXXV, XXXVI

Farm Iachinery & Ecuipment: Smith
Chapter VI

25.

FI’J‘LM LIA CHI N ”TRY

TOpics References

sion, Care & Repair of Farm
iinery: John Deere Co.

Mac"
7. Cost Requirements of Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Farm Hachinery Chapter XIXIV
8. Costs, Overhead & Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Operating Chapter XXXIV
9. Capacity & Duty of Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Machines Chapter XXXV

Power & Machinery in Agriculture
UOSODOAO IKIiXO Bul. ICED. 157

10. Operating Schedule for Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
machinery Chapter XXL

Farm, Field, & Farmstead Layout
7‘0760 9... E0, quoSoCo

11. Design & Katerials of Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
Construction Chapters IV, V

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead
Ramsower Chapter III

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter III

12. Mechanics of the Plow Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Chapter X

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
R msower Chapter XVIII

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter VII

15. Walking Plow Construction Agricultural Iachinery: Davidson
& Adjustment Chapter X

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsower Chapter XVIII

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapters VII, IX

Operation, Care, & Repair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co.
Chapter I

Trade Literature

24

FAA; NAGHTNTZY

Topics

14. Sulky & Gang Plows

15. Laying out Field for
Tractor Plowing

16. Disk Barrows

17. Harrows, Spike &
Spring Toothed

References

Farm Lachinery: Stone
Pages 25—53

Lquipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsower Pages 259-272

Agricultural Engineering: Davidson
Pages 97-107

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co.
Pages 18-56

Farm Tachinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter IX

Trade Literature

Farm Kachinery: Stone
Pages 53—59

Plow Hanual: J. I. Case Co.
Chapter VII

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter XV

Laying out Fields for Tractor Plowing
U.S.D.A. Farmers' Bul. 1045

agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Pages 131-156

Farm hachinery: Stone
Pages 71-81

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter VI

Equipment for the Farm and Farmstead:
Ramsower Pages 278-285

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Hachinery: John Deere Co.
Chapter II

Trade Literature

Farm Kachinery: Stone
Pages 62-70

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsower ages 275-278

Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
Pages 126-151

25.
F 31R Li 1.14-1Ci-III‘I FRY
Topics . References

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
machinery: John Deere Co.
Chapter III

Farm Eachinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter VI

Trade Literature

18. Cultivation Farm Kachinery: Stone
Chapter V

Equipment for the Para & Farmstead:
Ramsower Pages 289-500

Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
Chapter XIII

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter XX '

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co.
Chapter X

Trade Literature

19. Grain Drills Farm IaCniie‘vz Stone

Ransower Pages 515-532

Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
Chapter XIV

Farm Kachinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter CK

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co.
Chapter IV

Trade Literature

20. Corn Planters Farm Machinery: Stone
Chapter IV

Agricultural hachinery: Davidson
Chapter XV

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
\f'tr

Ramsower Chapter in

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co.
Chanter V

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I~2IL;EI -i-1!‘”’l 5I Ilff
Topics References

Farm Kachinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter XVII

Trade Literature

21. Calibration of Corn Equipment for tne iarn & Farmstead:
Planter Rams owe Page 507

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Agricultural Lachinerv: D-
Page 169

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co.

Page 85
22. Calibration of Grain Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
Drill Pages 156-157
Equipment for t: Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsower Page 329

Operation, Care a Repair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co.
Page 58

Stone

Farm Iachi ery & Equipment: Smith
Pages 195-196

25. Potato Planters a3 Mi ultural Lachinre ry: Davidson
Chapter XIII
Farm Lacr ine y: Stone
Chap Ce rZIC

Equip:nent for th ee Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsower Pages 422-424

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co.
Chapter VIII

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Page 183

Trade Literature

:34. Beet & Bean Drills Ca alog R . 5: John Deere Co.

General Catalog: I. H. C.
Pages 175-176

Topics

25. Lower, Construction

1

26. Mower Check'Up a
Repair

27. up & Side-Delivery

Rakes

References

Farm Inchinery & Tquipment: Smith
Page 186 '

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Leaflet: American Seeding Iac1ine Co.
Other Trade Literature

Farm {achinery: Stone
Chapter VI

nouipiont for the Farm & Fa1:.nstead:
Ra msower Chapter XIII

agricultural Lackinery: Davidson
Chapter XX

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Lachinery: John Deere Co.
Chapter VIII

Farm Lachinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter III

Farm n chinery: Stone

Repair & Adjustment of Lowing Lachines
A. 30 Dept. 1-3135 1.37.0800.

Operation, Care a Repair of Farm
machinery: John Deere Co.

Agricultural Lachinery: Davidson
Chapter XX

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Raznsower Pages 554-565

~nuip*ent for the Farm &: Farflstead:
Ramsower Pages 565--56

Agricultural Lacthnery: Davidson
Pages 22 5-2 25

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Lachinery: John Laere Co.
Pages 121-126

Farm Lucninery & nouipnont. Smith
PEgCSO p 41-‘44

Trade Literature

F $117; If: I l!‘.
Topics References
28. Hay Loaders, Steep ales Equipment for tLe Farm 5 Farmstead:
5 Stacker Ramsovzer Pages 566-579
Agricultural Lachinery: Davidson
Pages 225-251
Operation, Care 5 Repair of Farm
Lachiner ry: Jor n Deere Co.
Cr apter XIV
Farm naCiiIerJ 5 Equipment: Smith
Pages 244- 24 9
Tra“e iteratur e
29. Construction 5 Adjust- A3ricultural Lachin ery: Davidson
ment of Grain Binders Pages 175-184
Equipment for th Farm 5 Farniste ad:
Ransower Chapter XXIII
Stone

Farm Lacninory

Chapter VII
ir of Farm

Operation, Care 8: P epa
Haciinery: John Deere Co.
Pages 151-148
L)
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Farm Machinery
Chapter XIIII

Trade Literature
KnOttfir Read TTOUblGS:
1:00 154;

50. Binder 5 Lnotter Read Binder 5
Troubles L.S. C. Ext. Bul.
Agricultural 1aca1ne J Davidson
Pag CS 100~181
Stone

Farm Machinery.
"M . s or:

Pat-565.5 u7-259

Operation, Care 5 Repair of Farm
Lachinery: John Deere Co.

Chapter XV
Farm Machinery 5 Equipment: Smith
Pages 270-274_
, Repairs of Self-
Bul.

The Adjustment 5
binders: N.D. zxp. Station
INC 0 99

Com10n Binderhead and Knotte r Read
«(at UOl.

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Troubles Ohio State
Blllo 1:0. 87

51.

52.

Topics

Combine Farvesters

Hay Balers

a}: It: MAUI]. T314; LY

Farm Lachinery: Stone
Chapter X

Ag'icultural Lachinery: Davidso
Chapter VIII

Operation, Care 5 epair of Farm
Machinery: John Deere Co
Chapter XVI

Farm Uachinery 5 Bquipment: Smith
Chapter XX"II

Trade Liters .ture

Bulletins
ter in Lissouri
o .2111. HO. 286

{er

b I
1750 0 fig 0 juxp .

IOU)

e
t

U)<1

SLall I Buy a Combine?
U.S.D.A. +armcrs' Bulletin No. 1565

Operation 5 Care of Combines
U.S.D.A. Farmers Bul. Lo. 1608

The 001 oin e in Ohio
Ohio Ag. EX. Sta. Bul. KO. 491

Comb oines in Illinois
111. Ag. Col. Bx. Sta. Circular No.
516

The Combine in Western Canada
Dom. of C. Dept. of fig. Pamphlet 85
New Series

The Combine in the Great Plains
U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. No. 70

Combining for Profit
J. I. Case Co.

Agricultural Lachinery: Davidson

(575‘
Pages 255-257

Harvesting Alfalfa with Windrow Pick-
up Baler

Iowa State Col. Bul. Lo. 522

Farm machinery 5 Equipment: Smith
Fag S 249‘ 251

Trade Literature

30.

FARI MACHINIHY’

Topics References
33. Threshers & Hullers Farm Iachinery: Stone

Chapter I

Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
Chapter XVII

Farm Iachinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter XIVI

mlent for th Farm & Farmstead:

34. Ensilage Cutters Equip
Ram sower Page 3 414~417

Agricultural Vachin r": Davidson
Pages 260-267
Trade Literature

Tractor Field Book: Farm Iznplen lent
News 1954 Page 65

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chap t er XX:

55. Huskers & Shredders Agricultural Wachinery: Davidson
Pages 260-279

Farm Hachinery & ouipient Smith
Pages 358-559

Huskers & Shredders on Eastern Corn
Belt Farms U.S.D.A. Farmers
Bul. 1489

Trade Literature

56. Power Sprayers Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Chapter XXII

Trade Literature such as John Bean or
Hardy sprayer catalogs

37. Power Dusters Agricultural Iachinery: Davidson
' Chapter III

Trade Literature

38. Ianure Spreaders Agricultural Iachincry: Davidson
Chapter XXIX

Farm Machinery: Stone
Chapter VIII

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsowcr Chapter XXI

F12. 11::

TOpics

59. Lime & Fertilizer
Distributors

40. Cotton Planter

41. Cotton Pickers

42. Cornbinders a Pickers

43. Listers

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U

7?
.II

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H I I? LSRY

References

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f
-

Farm machinery & Equipment: Smith

Chapt er Z-DCIII

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Uachinery: John Deere Co.
Pages 201-207

Trade Literature

Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Pages 507-511

Equipment for the Farm & Farmstead:
Ramsower Pages 352-555

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter XIXIII

Operation, Care & Repair of Farm
Ia hinery: John Deere Co.

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter XVIII

Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Pages 171-172

Trade Literature

Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
Chapter XXII

Farm Machinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter X3

Trade Literature

Farm hachinery & Equipment: Smith
Chapter XXIV

fl 1

Agricultural Lacninery: Davidson

Chapter XIX
Trade Literature

Agricultural Machinery: Davidson
Pages 107, 172

Farm Machinery: Stone
Pages 158-140

Trade Literature

'70
UL.

FEEL: 1.1.:‘LCEII 1? QTY

Topics References
44. Disk Plows Farm Iachincry & Equipment: Smith

Chapter X

Agricultural Uachinery: Davidson
Paces 104-106

Trade Literature

4.

5.

O)
o

7.

8.
9.
10.
ll.
12.

I1;LA- :IX [Ii

55.

‘.'."Tu r
.5! A—AL'L

BIBLIOGRAPHY*
Agricultural Kachinery: Davidson
John Wiley & Sons 85.50
Thigineering on the Farm: Stewart
Pland 1".ClIally 8‘; CO. 2.25
Equip; sent for the Faim & Fe Mt ad: Ramsower
Ginn & Co.
Farm Iachinery & Equipment: Smith
McGraw-Fill Book Co. 5.25
Operation, Care & Repair of Farm hachinery
John Deere Co. Free
Farm Zaclinery: Stone
John Wiley & Sons
Tractor Field Book
Farm Imple1ent News .75
Bulletins
Power & Machinery in Agriculture: U.S.D.A. His. Bul. 157
Farm, Field & Farmstead Layout: 15.8. C. AG. Eng. Dept. Series
7-760
Layixug (ut Fields for Tractor Plowing U.S.D.A. F. Bul. 1045
epair & Adjus tnents of owing Kachines: 3.8.0. Ag. 7mg. Dept.
Series 1-5155
Binder & Knotterhead Troubles: H.S.C. Ext. Bul. No. 154
The Adjustment & Repair of Self Finders: H.D. Ex. Sta. Bul.
I30 0 99
Common Binder and Knotterhead Troubles: Ohio State Ag. Col.
Bul. No. 87
The Con Ibine Harvester in Viss ouri: ho. Ag. EX. Sta. Bul. Io. 286
Shall I buy a Combine: U.S.D.A. Farmers Bul. No. 1565
Operation & Care of Combines: U.S.D.A. Farmers Bul. No. 1608
The Combine in Ohio: Ohio Ag. Ex. Sta. Bul. N0. 491
Combines in Illinois: Ill. Ag. Col. Ex. Sta. Cir. No. 516

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FLY‘I' L .1er
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Dom. of Canada Dept. of

5)
CW
0

15. The Combine in Western Canada
Pamphlet No. 85 Few Se

14. The Combine in the Great Plains: U.S.D.A. Tec. Bul. Do. 70

15. Harvesting Alfalfa with a Tindrow Pickup Baler: Iowa State
Col. Bul. Do. 522

~
1

l6. Huskers & Shredders in 1a

E stern Corn Belt Farms: U.S.D.A.
Farmers Bul. No. 1559

Special Trade Literature

1. Plow Kanual 7 J. 1. Case Co
2. General Catalogs All leading companies

5. Superior Beet & Bean Drill Leaflet
American Seeding hachine Co.

4. Combining for Profit J. I. Case Co.

5. The Operation, Care & Repair John Deere Co.

a For particulars see general bibliography.

Page 76.

FARI
Topics

1. Wood Identification

2. Uses of Wood on the Farm

5. Handling Lumber on the
Farm

4, Use of Concrete on the

Farm

BUI LDI F; GS

Wood Construction: TS.D.C.

Lumber & Its Uses: Kellogg

Northern Wood Lot Trees: Berry

Southern Wood Lot Trees: Berry

‘I.

yestern Forest Trees: Derry

Atlas of Common Woods of the U. S.
BiWOJn

Timbers, Their Construction & Ident-

ification: Jones
Identification of the Economic Woods
of the United States: Record

wood Ide ntifiCation for 4-H Clubs:
Club Bulletin 10. 26 I.S.C.

Wood Utilization: U.S.D.C.
Lumber & Its Uses: Kellogg

You Can rk it for Profit: Vol. III

You Can ; mle It Series U.S.D.C.

The Properties and Uses of Wood:
Koehler
Farmers Bulletin No. 744 U.S.D.A.

States Crow Tim-
rmers Bulletin

F rmers in Ior hern
ber as honey Crop: Fa
NO. 1680 U.S.D.A.

SD

7"A fl "’ 7" .. «o . .9, ‘
me a marketing Timber:

ETD-ll. 3:00 1210 UOSODO‘Qo

-‘1

*1

1r

surin
armer

(.0 Of}

Handling, & Care of Lumber:

Seasoning,
UOSODOU.

Concrete Practice: Hool & Pulver

Concrete Construction for Rural
Communities: Seaton

vpv

Concrete ork: Hatt & Voss

morkers Refs Book:

on

I‘CLlCG

Cc ncrete

H01 m3 3ht
lane for Concxete
POI‘tl'CLI-ld C8 ’Ifiit

Farm Buildings:
Association

I11 1.12.2. ‘ J.
Topics
5. Uses of Tile, Erich, etc.
in Farm Construction
6. Study of Roofing
haterials
O

7. Logs and Poles in
Farm Structures

”erences

i
(1‘
*3

Look: Lehi h Eortlsnd

in‘Concrete:
sociation

1 Course
A A ‘ a (‘
uuWent ho

J_ v-'J' ”I"- :—‘ ,1 w-‘I ~__ ' r- ‘. ‘ r

lip .. t :l x. -a 0.93 - .8 33: LA; leLSCJ.

Coxent Co.

Construction:
Association

Cone“ete lasorr3r
Bortland Cement

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Pages 508-50“

Farm Buildings: Foster & Carter
rages 10-15, Chapter V

Home
ion

A manual of Home Building
Owners Sgrvice lnstitut

Hollow Building Tile manual:
Tile Associa

Structural Cla 3‘ tion 120.
Building Cone: State of Wisconsin
Brick, How to Build and iistimate:

The Connon Drick Kfr's “ss'i.

Stucco: Portland

. 4-
G‘QOTIU

Portland C

Cement Association
Farm Buildings: Foster & Carts
Pages 55, 58, 55

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Pages 164-166, 511, 516

How to LaJ Steel Roofing: Sheet
eel Trade Ext. Com.
That Determines the Length of Life of

Prepared Roll Roofing: Bul 504
Iowa State College
Red Cedar Shingles: U.S.D.C.

Roofing Felt: Johns-Manville 10.15

The Read Log House: Aldrick

ard

C3
3

Shelters, Shacks, & Shanties: P

57.
FARM BUILDINGS
Topics . References

Use of Logs & Poles in Farm Construc-
tion: Farmers Bulletin 1660
UOSODOIEL.

8. Friildeir3‘fcrms LL}; Cynttlzz

‘7‘

garn Puildings: Poster & Charter

Page 13
Practical Carpentrvz Radford
IBPtS 1,11

Builders Terms Defined: Jefferson
A30 ng0 Dept. III. S. C.

Care & Repair of the House: Phelen
U.S.D.C., B. H. 15

Engineering Drawing: French

Problems in Architectural Drawing:
Elwood Pages 18-19

9. Blue Print Reading & Blue Print Reading: Sell-O-Gram
Sketching
Row to Pead & Use Blue Prints:

T7

.0. College of A3. Bul.

HOVJ to Pcad Plans for Building a Home:
American Face Brick Association

10. Bills of Katerials Farm Buildings: _Fos ter & Carter
Pages 66-67

Estimating Building Costs: Dingman
Pages 219-225

Construction & Repair Tork on the

Farm: Struck Chapter V
11. Preliminary Drafting Farm Buildings: Poster & Carter
Chapter I

A set of Blue Prints

12. Specifications Ready Written Specifications:
Holland & Parker

A good set of specifications
15. Cost Estimates Estimating Building Costs: Dingman

Farm Buildings: Foster & Carter

38.
Paid BUILDI”CS
Topics Refer en es
me imou e Construction:

a
. .C. Trade & Industrial
Series LO. él Pages 3-5

The Lehi3l harm Book: Lchiqh
PL r‘ and Cement Co. Pa:- 1

(D

5

$3 to
:‘5 H-
CLO:
0‘
Cf

rv‘
L)

F

P

s a L 3at Frame House Construction:
ns U 8.3 .C. Trades & lndu str
ries Lo. 1&5 Chapter 1

P°O

’73 W
O L
(J °

-o

rchite cts & Builders Hana Who k:
Kedder Index
16. Framing Details Light pramc house Construction:
L.S.E.C. Trade & Industrial
Series To. 41

Far" Buildin 3s: Poster & Carter
P6138 85, C; laptCI’S V111, 33?]

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.33" "Q

-\»

3; in; on the Farm: Stewart
Cha

18. Wind Bracing Iodorn Frame Structures: Johnson,
Bryan, & Turnesure

19. Miscellaneous Details Ligh

Practical Carpentry: Redford

Topics Leic-3nc s
The Bee oi IUnber on'the Part:
7atiuliol It“ 7211‘ lifr's. ASSN).
20. Construction of Farm Buil 3333: Poster 3 Carter
acuign;ent
"Partners Shop 9001:: Rcelal
Farm ecna nics: Crawshaw & Lehmann
A hundred Hana?r Eelps: Southern
Pine ass'n
21. Wood Preservatives “ Preservation of Structual Timbers:
Exterior Finishes neiss
itaints C14 Poliqul--b. UdnJLIl
Preservative Treatment of Farm
limoers: IWn°MWLs Bulletin Wee
Loco oft.
fhite Tashes & Cold Hater Pairts:
Bul. 04 u National Lime
Association
Painting on the Farm:
Farxners Bulletin 1452 U.S.D.A.
Treated Lumber: U.S.D.C.
TLe Pandhook on Pair ting:
Jaticnal Lead Co.
22. Interior Pini shes Thit .as hes a Cold Tater Paints:

. 304 C Lational Lime
AsSOC1ation

0.
Farmers Bulletin 1452 U.3.D.a.

The Handbook on Painting:
Iational Lead Co.

thy Paint Peels: G. B. Heckel
mmeriCan Paint & Varnisn Co.

Dura-Scal: Int ernatior a1 Che :1ica1 Co.

Floor Eng r caring: Continental
Car-Ho.-Jar Corp.

101 Practical uuogest ens for Home
ImprOchent: Johns-Qanville

4C) .

FAR TIL I LDIIT G S

The House To Live In: National
Lead Co.

Yhite Lead & Cil Plastic Finishes:
National Lead Co.

25. Floor Finishes Tood Floors: National Lumber Lfg.
.51 S 31’]. o

Linoleum Floors: Armstrong Cork Co.

Floor Research: Continental
Chemical Corp.

Floor Engineering: Continental
Chemical Corp.

Laying, Finishi 3, & Caring for Oak
Floors: Oak Flooring hfg. Ass'n.

Three Heavy Duty Finishes for Varle,
Beech, & Birch Flooring:
Laple Flooring hfg. Ass'n.

The Handbook on Painting:
National Lead Co.

Dura~8ea1: International Chemical Co.
24. Tall Finishes The House Te Live In: Tall Lead Co.

Interiors That Speak of Charm:
Celotex Co.

Paint for Priming Plaster Surfaces:
Publication No. 157 U.S.D.C.

25. Purpose of Insulation Farm Buildings: Foster & Carter
Pages 54, 178

*h3ineerin3 on the Farm: Stewart
Page 160

Kidders Architects a Builders Guides
Pages 1685, 1690, 1564-1568
1609, 1610

Heating & Ventilating: Reatschell &

Brubee
26. Study of Heat Kidder's Architects & Puilders Fand-
Transmission book

Heating & Ventilating Engineers Guides:
American Society of Heating &

Unfit-1'! 9113:1er "Tnfll'inoeers

Topics

27.

Materials

Insulation Used
Plaster Finish,
ing or Interior

Concrete:
Haterials

29.

50.
Concrete

51.
Concrete for

Proportioning & H1
Stren 3th

41.

Study of InsulatinrT

as
Shea th-

Building Forms for

ix1n3

n5

BUILDINGS

References

Hidder's Architects & Builder's

Handbook

Heat ing 8c Venti latin3 :h3 3:1n neer's
Guide: Am. Society of He atin3 &
Ventilating Engineers

House Insulation:
Utilization

101 Practical
Improvement:

011““9813101"S OIl 1:01:18
John-Zlanville

Celotex Products for Interior
Finishes: Celotex Co.

he Pedbook of Building Materials:
U. S. Gypsum Co.

Celotex Brand Insulatin3 Cane Hoard:
Ce lote x Co.

Haftex manual: national Gypsum Co.

The Lehi3h Farm Book:
Lehi3h Portland Ce mxt Co.

De i3n & Control of Concrete Mix-

3
tu les: Por land Cement Co.

Plans for Concrete Farm Buildings:

Portland Cement Co.

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Chapter VIII

Farm Buildings: Foster & Carter
Chapter IV

En3ineerin3 on the Farm: Stewart
Pa3es 145-147

The Lehigh Farm Hook:
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.

Plans for Concrete Farm Buildings:
Portland Cement Co.

Farm Buildi
Page 45

n33: Foster & Carter

Design & Control of Concrete Xixtures:

Portland Cement Co.

Tepics

52. Reinforced Concrete

55. Waterproofing Concrete

54. Asphalt Concrete

References
Concrete Practice: Hool & Pulver

Plans for Concrete Farm Suildin3s:
Portland Cement Association

Engineering on tie Farm: Stewart
Chapte XIV

Farm Buildings: Foster & Carter
Chapter IV

The Lehi3h Farm Book:
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.

Farm Buildings: Foster & Carter
Pa3e 118

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Page 151

Concrete, Plain & Reinforced: Taylor
& Thompson Chapter XXI

Buildin3 Construction: Huntin3ton
Chapter VIII

Plans for Concrete Farm Buildings:
Portland Cement Association

3 3n & Control of Concrete Mix-
tu es: Portland Cement Co.

Alpha Cement, How to Use It:
Alpha Portland Cement Co.

Concrete, Its Ianufacture &'Uses:
Koehring Chapter XII

Universal Atlas Handbook of Concrete
Construction: Universal Atlas
Cement Co.

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Page 150

Standard Asphalt Products:
Slandard Oil Co. (Indiana)

Asphalt Concrete For Floor Construc-
tion: Jefferson, M. S. C. 1954
Quarterly Bulletin, Vol. 17, Ho. 1

The Story of Petroleum:
Standard Oil CO. (Indiana)

45.
FAT-11.1 31‘- I LDII‘I GS
Tepics References

Cut Back Asphalt: Standard
Oil Co. (Indiana)

Genasco Trinidad Asphalt Mastic:
he Barber Asphalt Co.

Bitumels for Hain.tenance
American  Situme1s Co.

Drives & 81 (S on Country Estates:
American Bi itumels C .

Flintkote Asphalt Emulsions:
Flintkote Co.

55. Lstimatin3 Costs & Yat- The Iehi3h Parm Book: Leghigh
rials for Concrete Portland Cement Co. Pa3e 9
Design & Control of Concrete Kixtures:
Portland Cement Co. Pa3es 11-12
Plans for Concrete Perm Buildin3s:
Portland Cement Co. Pa3es 9-10
Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Pages 158-140
Fa rm Buildings: Foster & Carter
Page 44
Ilidder's Architecs Handbook &
Builders Guide Pages 247-250
56. Importance of Ventila- Ventilation of Farm Barns: U.S.D.A.
tion Technical Bul. Lo. 187

Principles of Del 'ry Barn Ventilation:
U.S.D.A. Fal mers Bul. Lo. 1595

Ventilation of Stables: U.S.D.A.
Parmers :ul. i

Ventilation of Farm Buildings:
Dept. of a3. Dominion of (h nae a

Bulletin Lo. 78

Farm Building Ventilation: South
Dakota State College of Ag.
Cir. 1:00 '31

Farm Buildings : Foster & Carter
Chapter ISI

FARE EUILDIYGS
Topics

References
57. Ventilation Require- thy Ventilate Farm Buildings:
ments . Iowa State College of Agriculture
Extension Bul. To. 106

how York agricui

tural Experiment
Station 51110

to. 409

Farm Buildin3s: .Foster 8 Carter

Pages 269-279

58. Gravity Systems of Elements of Farm Practice: Wilson
Ventilation Pages 160, 500, 502
Ventilation: King

Pages 40, 70

Farm Buildin3s: Foster & Carter

Pages 267, Chapter X}

59. Mechanical Ventilation

Farm Buildin3s: Foster & carter
Chapter 131,
Ventilation: Kine

Page 46

Engineering on

the Farm: Stewart
Pages 416-417

Heating & Ventilating: Reitschell &
Srahee Paves 158-155
40. Heat Lost By Ventila- Ventilation: King
tion 4

n n. 0

Heating & Ventilating: Reitschell &
Brabee Section II

architects & Builders Handbook:
Kidder

Pages 1254-1269

41. Desi3nin3 a Ventilating neferences of oreceeding problems
System for (a particu ar
building)

Books
food Construction
Lumber & Its Uses

7

Northern Vood Lot Trees
Southern Tood Lot Trees
Testern Forest Trees

Atlas of Comuon Toods of the U. S.

Timbers, Their Constrrction & Identifi-

catixni

Identification of the Economic
the U. S.

The Properties of food
Concrete Practice

Concrete Construction for Pural
Communities

Concre.e Cork Vols. 1, II
Concrete Torkers Reference Rook
Lngineering on the Farm

Farm Buildings

The Peal Log House

Shelters, Shacks & Shanties
Engineering'Drawing

Estimating Building Costs
Construction & Repair fork on the Farm
Ready Tritten Specifications
Architect's & Builder's Handbook
Farm Structures

Practical Carpentry

Toods of

U.2.D.C.
Kellogg
Berry
Berry
Berry

Lil‘ 0 VIII;

Jones

{oehler

F—i

H001 & Pulver

385:, t on
Hatt a Jones
Houghton

Stewart

Dingman
Struck

Holland & Parker

Redford

* For particulars see general bibliography. worm e1.

4b 0
13.4.1”; :7: 3:. :L 1.31 G S

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Modern Frame Ftrrctrres

Building Construction

Farmer's Shop Book

Farm Mechanics

“uctural Ti nbers

Preservation of St

Paints a Painting
Heatin" & Ventilating Engineers Guide

Concrete, Plain & Reinforced

Concrete, Its Ianufa “tire & Use
Elements of Farm Practice
Ventilation

Heating & Ventilating

Johnson, Bryan a Cinesuro
Huntington

Roehl
Crawshaw & Lehmann

T-r
uGlSS

Sabin
Almeric can Society of Heat-
ing & Ventilating

Engineers

Taylor & Thompson
Ko ehr ing
Wilson
King
Teitschell & Barbee

Trade Literature

Floor En3r ineer ing
T -r ' M

Three Heavy Duty Pinishe

o Maple,
Beech & Birch Floorin

Interiors That Speak of Charm
Painting & Decorating Celotex

uelotex Products for Interior Finishes

The Red Book of Building hate rials
Celotex Brand Insulating Cane Board
Maftex Manual
Design & Control of Concrete Hiatures
Alpha Cement a How to Use It

Universal atlas handbook of Concrete

Construction

lUlSdllo & Carine for Oak Floors Oak Floor Pf3rs.

CC mn i113 ntal Chemical Corp.

Ass'n.
Maple Flooring hfgrs. Ass'n.
Celotex Co.
Celotex Co.
Celotex Co.
U. S. Gygisuun Co.
Celotex Co.
National Gypsum Co.

Portland Cement Co.
Alpha Portland Cement Co.

Universal Atlas

47

rs PL :c-s

.-. In- -"A

EIFnJAJC R P'TI

Standard Asphalt Products

The Story of Petroleum

ad Asphalt Tastic

Q

Genasco Trini
Bitumels for 1inten ain ce
Drives & Talks on Country :states
Flintkota Asphalt ‘Mulsjor 3

Plans for Concrete Farm Build in3s

The Lehigh Farm Book

A Practical Course in Concrete

Concrete Work Iade Easy

Concrete hasonry Construction

A Ianual of Home BuilCins

Hollow Buildin3 Tile Yanual

Brick, Vow to Puild & .st'm te
Portland Cement Stucco

How to Lay Steel Pecfing

Blue Print Reading
How to Read Plans for Building A Rom
Standard Steel Squares

The Use of Lumoer on the Farm

A Pundred Kandy Helps

ihitewashes a Cold Tater

The Handbook on Painting

Standard Cil Co.
(Indiana)

€131) Hoard (11 CO.
(Indiana)

American Pit umels Co.
American Pitumels Co.
The Flinthote Co.
Portland Cement Ass'n.

Lehigh Portland Cement
Ass'n.

Portland Cement nss'n.

hedusa Portland Cement
Ass'n. ‘

Portland Cement iss'n.

Home Owners Service
Institute

Structu‘al Clay Tile
. Ass'n. Inc.

Connon Prick Ifgrs. Ass'n.
Portland Cement Ass'n.

el TI III-2t .

Q:

8 -

U)

h

C’)
(T)

C“
CC)

t
C 1.
SC l]_-C-I-C'11ldl:11

American Pace nrick nss'n.

Sargent & Co.

umber mf3rs.

Natl nal Z
ss'n.

Soutrorn Pine Association

Tatior a1 L980. CO-

Thy Paint Peels American Paint % Varnish
Co.

Dura-Seal International Chemical Co.

Floor Engineering Continental Car-La-Var
Corp.

101 Practical Suggestions for Home

1mgrovem1 nt Johns-Lanville

The House We Live In National Lead Co.

White Lead & Oil Plastic Finishes Ilatio al Lead Co.

Wood Floors National Lumber Mfgrs.
Ass'n.

Linoleum Floors Armstrc ong Cork Co.

Floor Research Continental Chemical
Corp.

Bulletins

Wood Identification for 4-H Clubs N.S.C. Club Bul. Po. 26

You Can Lake It for Profit Vol. III U.S.D.C.

Farmers Bul. Lo. 744 U.S.D.A.

Farmers 8M1. Lo. 1680 U.S.D.A.

Farmers Bul. N0. 1210 U.S.D.1.

Seasoning, H_andling & Care of Lumber U.S.D.A. U 58 S

Building Code State of Wisconsin

Viat Determines Length of Life of Iowa State Col. Cul.

Prepared Roll Poofings No. 504 ,
Red Cedar Shingles U.S.D.C.

Use of Logs & Poles in Farm Construction U.S.3.A. Farmers Bul.

1660
Builders Terms Defined Ag. Eng. Dept. H.S.C.
Care & Repair of the House U.S.L.C. B. H. 15

How to Read &'Use Blue Prints Missouri Col. of Ag. Bul.

4

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7—. DTF
EA-» .L'L

BUI LDlI‘T C— 8
Bl BLIC cilia IPHY

Light Frame House Construction

Pres rvative Treatment of Farm Timbers

Farm

Painting on the

Treated Lumber

Paint for Paiming Plaster Surfaces

House Insulation

Asphalt Concrete for Floor Construction
Ventilation of Farm Barns

Principles of Dairy Barn Ventilation
Ventilation of Stables
Ventilation of Farm Buildings

Farm Building Ventilation

Thy Ventilate Farm Buildings

1121p eri sent St .

New York agricultural

Bul.

U.S.D.C.
tries

& Indus-
Lo. 41

Trades
Series
U.S.D.A. Bul.

Farmers

U.S.D.A. Farmers Bul.

NO. 14:52

U.S.D.‘.

h \T
odoi/oCo 1‘10.

157

U.S.D.C. Wood'U ti1iz ation
K.S.C. Oucr. Bul.

Vol. 17 No. 1
UOSOD. [to TGCllnical

Bul. 187
U.S.D.5. Farmers Bul.
U.S.D.A. Farmers Bul.
Dept. of Ag. Dom. Canada

Bul. Lo. 78

Iowa State College
:11}: o Bu]. 0 106

H0. 409

50.

HOME UTILITI gs

Topics

1. Basic Principles of Shallow Farm Structures
16

Tell Type Pump

2. Principles of Operation of
Deep Well Pumps

5. Cperating Characteristics
of a Centrifugal Pump

q-

4. Centrifugal Pump Con-
struction

5. Hydraulic Rams

6. Electrical Terms &
Applications

References

: Jones

Pages 2-175

Agricultural KeChanics: Smith
Pages 240-246

Trade Catalogs:
kyers
Deming Pumps
Hudson
Hoosier
Gould's
Jones

Farm Structures:

Agricultural hechanics: Smith

Trade Catalogs

Porous Hose Irrigati n:
K.S.C. Extension Bul.
Pages 17-20

L0. 133

Trade Catalogs
Trade Literature: -
Deming Pumps Pages

Gould's Pumps

Page 86

8ming-Hueller Centrifugal
Pumps Pages 2—5, 20-21.
a (lv 7!
(48" UL)

Fairbanks Horse Centrifugal
Pumps Pages 2-9

7.

Farm nechanics: Crawshaw a Lehmann

Page 551

Agricultural Kechanics: Smith
Pages 254-245

Farm Structures: Jones
Pages 175

Trade Literature

filectric Lotor Work: Willoughby
Pages 20-25

(3.131.:vo 31111917111 V701. V. ITO. l

filamentary Electricity: Slack
Chapter 1

Topics

7. Constrrction a Types
of Electric_Lotors

8. Problems in Use of
Electrical Terms

9. Storage Batteries

10. Heating the Home

11. Sewage Diaposal on the Lichigan Septic Tank &

Farm

References

Dairy Engineering: Bowen
Chapters XVI, XVIII

The Farin Book: Detroit Idison
Pages 68—39

Electric Lotor Work: Willoughby
Pages 68-85

Dairy Lngineering: Bowen
Pages 475-491

Elementary Electricity: Slack

Pages 208-214

Master Lotors Data Book
The Easter Llectric Co.

Elementary Electricity: Slack
Alternating Current Fachines:
Sheldon, Lee on & Hausma inn
ementary Electricity: Slack

Pa 083 '75-'76
The Storage Battery Simplifieo: Philips
Automobile a Gas
Dykes

Engine Encyclopedia:

Lengthening Battery Life:
Universal Battery Co.

L‘dis n's Steel Ll‘icaline Storap ;e Batteries:
Ldison Storage Battery Co.

Bulletin 75 F.: Universal Battery Co.

Farm lechanics: Crawshaw & Lehmann
Pages 545-346
Farm Structures: Jones
Pages 153-155

Heating & Ventilating: Rietschel & Brabbee
Section II

Tile Sea are

Disposal 1.1.0800. :Xto 81110 1:00 118

A Septic Closet System: Robey
M.S. C. Ag. Eng. Dept. Series
Publication No. 851

13.

14.

15.

HCTL‘UTILITILS
Topics
Farm Structures:

Pages 176-180

Equipment for the
Ramsower Pa 8

References

T
uOhCS

Farm & Farmstead:
250-244

Storage of Tater Farm Structures: Jones
in Cisterns Page 72
Farmstead Water Supply: T.S.D.A. Farmers

Bulletin Lo.

Farmstead

Bulletin No.

Storage of Water with
a Gravity Tank

Farm Structures:
Page 172

Farm hechanics:
Chapter 333111

qu-v

Agiicultural Iechanics:
Q

1
Ch pter A .
Hydropheumatic
Pressure Tanks

Deming Pumps
Pages 189, 192,
Farmstead
Pulletin No.

Water Supply:
1448

Water Supply:
1448

1448

U.S.D.A. Farmers

Jones

Crawshaw & Lehmann

Shiith

197

U.S.D.A.
Pages 32-55

““1 ~
rarmers

Agricultural Lechanics: Smith
Chapter XVI
Trade Literature
The Range Boiler & M.S.C. Ag. ing. Plan No. 856-1
Hot Water Supply

Farm Structures:
Pages 172-174

unipment for the Farm & Farmstead:

Ramsower

Principles of Farm Lechanics: S
Pages 102-105

Sharp

Plumbing:

Babbitt

Page 225

Pages 58-64, 407-409

55.

.r—fi
HCnJ

BI

Books

Farm Structures
Agricultural Iechanics
Farm Lechanics

Electric Lotor Work
Elementary Electricity
Dairy Fn51neer115
41tn1atin5 Current Leenlne

(-19

Theb Storage Pattery biinlified

Automobile & Gas Engine anyclopedi
Heating & Ventilating

Equipment for the Farm

Principles of Farm Zechazics

UTILITIES

BDICGRAE HY?

Jones

1%. H. (Inith

GTE-1.131182%" EC Lenmann
'Tillfigy1by

Slack

Bowen

Sleldon, Lason & Hausmann
Philips

Dykes

Riotschel & Erabbee
Ramsower
Sharp & Sharp

Trade Literature
General Cata103 Deming Pump C0.
General Catalo5 Toosior Pump Co.
General C1tilor Ivers runp C0.
General Catal o5 Eudson Pump Co.
Genera 1 Cata1o5 Gould's Pumps
General Catalog . Deming Lueller Centrifugal Pumps
General Catalog Fairbanks horse Centrifugal Puxps
C.R.¢.A. Bulletin Vol. V to. 1
The Farm Pook Detroit 1dis H1
Raster Lotors The Easter Electric Co.
Lengthening Pattery Life Univeisal Batte'y Co.
Edison's Steel Alkaline
Stora5e Batterie Edison Stora5e Battery Co.
Bulletin Do. 75? Universal Battery Co.
Bulletins
Porous Ho W1r1i5ation Z.S.C Extension Bul. Io. 133
Kichi5an Septic Tank 3.3.0 Late nsion 'ul. Po. 118
A Septic Closet System M.S. . Ag. 1mg. Dept. Series
PL_b. Io. e51 -
Farmste fatcr Supply U.S.E.n. farmers Bulletin No. 1448
L.S.C. Agricult*ual hn5ineerin5 Flan To. 856-1
% For particulars see 513 a1 biblio 5raohy.

”PC/""7? " _, "' 11‘ *1‘1'
L .41. AMI: I..- -. .J ;.

Power iransmission
Topics Ieferences

l. Belts Pk15i11 erir5 on the Farm: St ew wart
Pages 467-476

--‘ ~ " n ‘ - "‘ ".n'vw J fi_ Pr.- 0 ~ \V ‘ W
rare J33 ing11cs a 1ractors. dtfleb
,».fi (‘ . A (‘1'?

filibb‘s Cit/J:— “:ou
".1 -, ”1 a, ,. ‘1 1.11 . . A 1-.
rQILl1-‘C1n¥1108. (3°aws1mu1 a Iraniann.

1‘ ,1 “v" "r '1"- ,. ‘

CLIELEDtUIis ..“...s..’1, JMIL. .
7' \ 1 t \ '. a he". . ~ ‘2 I“ o — ‘ "- L I
LEG $111104]. 11 81111-7'153. 11031:, Ut’nt C’ .1-J.Lm1

‘Q’

2. Pulleys 1nfineerin on the Farm: Stewart
' Pu5e 466

as & 11w43tors: Jones

71 \ ’ 3» r‘ (‘1 - ‘r
f a. 2.1 {J Li -J M115

heehanical Traini n3: Boss, Lent & White

Chapter VI

n the 1 wriz Stewart

t r: "‘ 3 fl . r" “ ‘

as jn51nes a 1ractors: Jones
,4 (3 .1 .

-s 2‘9 L44

1“;-
hecl1anica] Tra ir inc: Boss, Dent & Jhite
“ages 121-124

The Gasoline Shrine on the Parm: Putnam

o
#5 V ‘ --v-~-
Chapter M
‘5 r. 1 . r “I ‘ w I- . «fl -. "1%,“ .. . h 3 V 1‘ ,5 «L- ”N ' H-x ’.
4:. Q‘QElPllli‘S 51602431111081 1-02111 11115 . 1,0321, .JCIIL; 0.1 .111te

Ch a p t e r )1

Sn5inesrin5 on the Farm: Stewart
rat 3 465-465, 474

Cray shew & Lehmann

he n A‘.’ ‘I‘N's’x n n. 7,7 3. 4 3 o J 3

32113.1 ers .th1‘ 11180 Ob LIJCUOI S. 01133
CL: 88 25 , 246-2418

Trade Literature

5. Ropes Farm Kotors: Potter
6

Pa5es 64-28

4‘!“ v. " , 1,‘ . " . n°*' '. ,- \
Pare neonan1cs: Crau Shaw & endani
«- "'1!

Chapter “A“,

Topics

«)0

LLKCTITTCRET

€31" 6110 GS

Angineering On the Farm: Stewart
Pa5es 5v-e1, 28-54

lhe Gasoline anine on the Farm: Putnam
O
Page 545

Gas Ln5ines

6. Gas Ln5ine Cycle Study

7. Stationary Engine
Study

8. Lngine Dismantling &

Assembly

9. Elementary Ignition

10. Low Tension Yagnets

Farm Gas gn5ines & Tractors: Jones
Chapter IV

Farm Rotors: Potter
Chapter VI

Gas anvines Principles: Thitman
Farm Gas fingine : Hirshfeld &'Ulbricht

x7

Chapter v

‘

Gas, Gasoline & Oil thines: Ratnbun
Page 12, Chaoter II

The Story of the Lngine: Decker
Chapter VIII

Farm Gas Engines & Tractors: Jones
Chatter III

Farm Rotors: Potter
Page 6

Farm Gas in nes: Hirshfeld &'U1bricht

Chapter I

[1‘
O
i

i
I
Trade Literature on Lngine Studied
auto & Gas Lngine Encyclopedia: Dyke
Farm Motors: Potter

Farm Gas Engines & Tractors: Jones

Farm Gas Engines & Tractors: Jones
Chapters :33 311, 3111, X1V, XV

Farm Lotors: Potter
Pages 91-94

as: Hirshfeld &‘Ulhricht

Farm Gas angines 8 Tractors: JChos
Iages 131-135, 156-168

PCWIR

Topics

11. High Tension
hagnetos

(‘

la. Valve & Spark Timina

15. Lngine Operation a
Adjustment

14. Horse Power
Determination

Fifi

QC.

~27" T" 7- w _ 7'

'.‘. I‘--Iltlr“l
1’) \p ) v
:-.Cl£..I'6nC€S

Farm Gas angines: Hirshfeld &'Ulbricht
Pages 90-95

Gas engine Principles: Thitman
Chapters VII, VIII
Farm Gas L.gi

nes & Tr
Pages 169—377

C 4
0
:3
CD
(0

ctors:

CD

Farm motors: Potter
Pages 100-105

Farm Gas Lngines: Hirsnfeld &'Ulbricht
Pages 95-105

Gas Engine Principles: fihitman
Chapter IX

Farm Gas Lngines & Tractors: Jones
Chapter VI

Farm Gas Engines: Hirshfeld & Ulbricht
“s 104-108

Farm Rotors: Potter
Pages lOl,'67-70

Trade Liteaature on Engine Studied
Auto & Gas Engine Lhcyclopcdia: Dyke

Farm Gas Ennincs & Tractors: Jones
Chapter XVIII

Farm rotors: Potter
Pa5e 10

Farm Gas Ln5ines: hirshfeld a Ulbricht
Chapter V11

Farm Gas Angines & Tractors: Jones
(‘E _‘ r
Pages ole—520
- , ~ ‘ .g ' T
Farr Gas Jngincs & Tractors: sorss
1 5,.
Chapter 3132

Farm Lotors: Potter
Pages 117-119

The Gasoline Lngine on the Farm: Putnam
Chapter VIII

Farm Gas Lngines: Brate
Chapter Tflll

Lubrication

neferences

V1!" 4- ’d _:
L110 4U]. D .

Farm Gas engines: Hirshfeld

Pages 104-108

Fotttr

Farm Loo :
s 100

Gas, Gasoline a Cil Imei
Pages 221-227

-. " .°. A rm
guru Gas JKWLRUS a iracto
Paces log-lré

r‘ . no - . ‘ N ‘\
Gas lee l til inbi
*3 0. 7‘1 (‘ e \
1’6. a 5'; ("I (:(J

&'Ulbricht

C a.
B
(D
U)

*1 n ‘ : w. .' .,- ~ 71-. .
rarm U83 imblaes & iractors:

Chapter V11

1 -- A
Earn .osors: Potter
'." . 7""! C
fanS (i-Vu
.l ‘ “\“‘. 1“, - - ,v. . .,. A ‘ U: .0 A. -‘Q- I} .
rarm UdS JRDlASb: LlIbL'—

Chapter 11

I "'1 F " O - ‘3‘- f" 3 u ‘ D ’ '1‘
Fdl'u: d CL .1 ..-J-' LU ‘LVJ ‘J S: Lil‘bs t O
*7

Chapter IV

d &‘Ulbricht

P. a thbu 11

Gas, Gasoline a Cil Angir~'

Chapter III

Farm Gas Lngines & Traccors:

chapter XVlI

Farm Motors: Potter
Pages 1 4-106

Q _ o A .:-."_ N 0 V + C

angineering whoorimeno ,
.~\nc n“ -‘-"_y_‘_ $- 0 r“ f" L“

.1on U‘L’V'to lil“slfi.b Li

v‘o " O N a ‘

.asihnfibtol, 13. C.

rm

5);.)

PO

()1

7—1‘fi_ ' _
fLuLkl 81,1063

4 Gas Lflgines a Tractors: Jones
Farm 145 gl-_ra;s: Ifiirshfe ld ..'Ulb:i_cht
ECCJS lU‘i-lll

ism Iotors: Potter
Pages 92—105

A n' {V t" ' ‘.1 . 0. ‘ . Q . :\ ‘ -i—‘Iq ‘-.
U‘dS, UCASUJ. :13 LL L31 --n::,.‘.n’33: Itatildltll

m-‘q: I"! T . 4‘— '-, .a n -., I.' . . r: .' '3 ‘. 1' ’4 ‘1
J. of. {‘3 lo ,i’ci GUI E: uIl “Vie-3.1.128 “bl/all‘b’

larm Gas yngines & Tractors: Jones

'- ‘ 0. fl . ‘ ‘3‘. 7" ‘. " ' ‘ . '~ .- N. j: ~71r ~‘~
“Lato 1:. ‘JLAS alquA.) _g3’lCJClUpbul8.2 1:.) AU

ors
Traie Literature on Tractors gtugled
Auto & Gas engine Fncyclopedic:: Dyke

Tractor Field Book: Farm Implegent nUWS

Trade Literature

Trfiflfl Jiterature aLd Parts CatalCG
.‘fiiuto 83 Gas 1-111;:th ‘,llCD'ClOI‘)edia: Dwrlrgu n

p‘

S Cut ml““(‘t(""’ JOIN—BS

Farm Loto s: Potter

urn Gas _ngires: mate
i 1
(3:; L) 1;.31111

.L

Trade Literature
Parts Catalogs

I ~~.

Auto & Gas insane ;ncyclopedia: Dykes

r0
UV.

PGGLEZImgCTlITETY
Tories Re orences

27. tebraska Tractor Tractor Field Book: Farm implement Jews
Tests Data

n '- N o r“ ".fi.'- '- ~ gm -. '\ n ' . , “.‘r‘ . '.‘, ‘ “' ‘ ~~
28. Steel Luoged .neels Aquculttral unalieerilc dbl. 15, to. 2
" . m‘v‘\ val -1- ._ ‘r-r
VS Air lllbd fheels -eoruary 1904

1.

10.

ll.

12.

PCPTF n.

4. §
DU.

0""? "'Y‘.‘
-‘~JJ....—4L 1 ~

IV’“

3:41.04... iii. i'n'
Engineering or the Farm John T. Stenllt
Rand -fi'i‘ally (3’. CU. {$2.25
Farm Vac .rgines P Tractors F. u. Jones
ECG rzwo-Pill Book Co. 3.75
Fain echanios Crawshsw & Lehmann
I nual “rts Press 2.00

Pruco
e Gasoline .rgine on t
‘T '. ‘. ' LT
a O . . 0

Farm .otors
chra w-
Gas Engine Principles

D. Pppleton

'1 ‘ ‘2 fl \
JAY-1):). .1 110 S

Farm Gas

he Farm
.enley & Co.

5.00

Putnam

[‘0

.‘Ii'io .‘1 o P013170?

Hill 500k CO. 2.00

:‘3
O
O
O

1.80

&1bricht

John Tiloy & Sons 2.00
Auto a Gas ”ngine chyclopedia Dyke

Dyke Publislmi g Co. 6.00
Gas, Gasoline & Gil Lngines Pathbun

Stanton & Van Vliet Co. 2.00
Fa a angines Bra to

The Gas

The Story of Petroleum

infino Publishi na CO.

Standard Oil Go. Free
Engineering Bxperinont Station Report 192

Annapolis, Md.

Governnient Printing Office

' asluhigton, 13. C.
Tractor Field Book

Term Implement News .75
Agricultural nnfiineerinf Volume 15 No. 2

anerican Society of agricultural inLLreers

S . Joseph, Zaiichigan

* For particulars see reneral bibliography.

Topics

1. Kinds of ‘xnlosives

2. Handling a Storin?
nzplosives
5. r“he Charge

4. Blasting Stumps & Trees

5. Boulder Blasting

6. Ditch Blasting

7. Tree Planting &
Rejuvenation.

L1 J

D
01

'5: 1" 63110 '15: S

a

an’neerinz on the Farm: Stewart

’ J

P“?es 173-178

Blasters' Pandbo,k: La Acute
Pages 1-25

gériculture

"7-, .f V '. .
zaploslves in
P’.
Page 00

ineer’ng n the Farm: Stewart
Blasters' Handbook: La Lotte

s "' 5
Stewart
Blasters' Handbook: La Bette

Pages 127-150 1952

jxplosives in Agriculture
Pages 28-45

1Kplosives in agricrlture
PHSGS 62-67

Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Page 192

Blaster's Handrook: La Lotte
Pages 145-152

- O ‘O m N 4—» "‘ J...
Inlineernna on the Farm. SanlrU
Page 191

4.

5.

59
L151: D B1JTth“ .. LL:
Tepics
Drainage
A Study of Fundamental
Drainage Paine ioles
Simple Leveling & Note
Keeping
Designing a Pain Line
Tile Drain

Planning a Field Layout

Planning Your Own
Drainage Problem

(Jwii:1\ T

13e efeI'Iio es
Blasters' Handbook: La Hotte
Pares 15 5-15
Textbook of Fundamental D1a 'nage:

Jeffery Pages 21-57

Land Driiaa e &: Flood Control:
EtchCVerry Chapters II, III
Land Drainage & Reclamation: Ayers

Scoates Chapter XI
Tile Drainage: King
Land n ainage & Reclamation: Lyers
Scoates lapter II, V
Pages 65-77
Farm Struc ctures: Jones
Chapter II
Land Draina 3e & PLecla nation: Ayers

Scoates Chapter II

Land Drainage & Flood Control:

Etcheverry Chapters IV, VIII
Land Prair. e & Reclamation: Lyers
Scoates Clir enters 13111, K: V

Tile Drainage: King
Chapters 11, HIV
(:1 r .
oime as above
U.S.D.a. Farmer's Bulletin P0. 524

M.S.C. Special Pulletin Ho. 75
Laws Pelatin; to Construction of
Drains Bul. 52 State of ”ichigan

Commissioner of Agriculture

Kniversity of Iinnesota: Bul. 217
University of Minnesota: Bul. 216

LITTD D
1.1.41.4

65.

”*m
LAI¢.L.L_ a.

Irrigation

Topics

Punda lental
of I1riC3ation

l o 3:; S t 1171.137- C' f
Principles

2. BBtQTuiflflLTOM oi 11pe
Line

ation
fiequirem

Determin
(3C P OWCI‘

of Pump
ents

4. Planning a Five Acre Ir-
rigation Layout for

Porous Pose

('J'l

. Pla ann n3 a One Acre
Overhead Irrigation
System

1% .f- elences
Land Drainage: Jeffery
Pnges 91-a5
Use of ".ate er Irr1h1tion:
Pages 21- 27f

Pl‘inCloles Of 1111-11 ~q
::3H'H(Jll &:_11I‘T‘,1’ 1.))"

101011
Ch. I, 11

Irrigation Principles
Israelson Ch. I, BDII

Irrigition by overhead
raises 2-1.5 , 5‘32-57

Porous

Pages

Hose Irrigation: Ext.
2-15

Por:1s hose Irrigation: Ext.
Pa as 14-21

Bulletin Io. 50: Bering Pump

Union Lngineerin3 Pand Pook

Porous Hose Irrigatio1 Ex .

Bulletin I0. 50: Deming Pumn
Pages 146-154

Union onfiineering Pand Pooh
P8583 126-152

Porous Hose Irrigation: Ext.

Characteristic Pump Curves:
Steam Pump Co.

Bulletin Do. 50: Deming Pump

ct

0

£\) 1 .Jo

C17

0 x—J
,0

Irrivation Pri1c s 8:
Isre elson P 115?

Spray Irrigation:

Pain for the Askinggz Skinner
Irriga tion Co.

Irrigation by Overhead 8
Cir. Io. 4 Califo

'- 5-- 1.
-11}... b 0

‘Jo

Bul. Io. 49

Fortior

*11ng;!-r1eel'111s:

& Practices:

Sprinkling:

Bul. 155

«.1 r1
1.1.0.15.

Co.

Bul. l55
125108.00

Union

Co.

088:

5,

Topics

6. Planning Your Own
Irrigation System

’ TL"? 7' F“
4-43 JJ-L.L1 L; .L‘

Fwef re noes

Porous Rose Irrigation: Ext. Bul. 155

T .

11.08.00
Bulletin L0. 50: Deming Pump Co.

{hiion iflgiHle erir n3 Ihnui Rook

I“Plb'tlon by Cv1rhoad Fo orinkling
Ext. Cir. No. 4 California

Irrigat ion IIinciples & Practice
Israelson

Pr:1ncip1es of Irrig ation _n'in e11n5.
Kewell & Lurphy

Use of ”ater for Irrigation: Fortier

Land Drainage: Jeffery

65.

LaND DUIVT’"T‘T

_,.‘ .1.
FaTmeB

Tonics

1. Principles of? a11mstead

Layout

2. Desi3n or Rearrangenent
of FaImsto—ad Layout

3:
L 'l
“'5
Ho
<2
(3
U)

'alks

‘

4. Fences & Iencing

5. Land Ieasurements

Simple

(x,

ad

Layouts
References
Farm Kanagcment: Warren

Chapter XIV
Engineering on the Farm: Stewart
Chapter XVI

Ile111ents of I‘ar. n Practice:
Cllcxp t (3 1" A41 I

Famrl Buildings: & Carter
Chapter 11

Foster

,1

fig 0.:21b 0

7-760

Dept. Series Publication

Farm Iana3e1ont: Warren

3; inc ring; on the Farm: Stewart
Elements of Farm Practice: Wilson
A3. Ln3. Dept . Series Publication

7- 760

Ia1m1I<mise
ell Beading

SurrLL ndin,s of the
Vol. IV Ho. 6 Cor: Course
tin Indiana

Plannin3 and Elanting
.3 n Bulletin

Farmstead:

1- (‘\ 0
io. 17o .
B EUtlfw'ht Farm owse Grounds
"‘ - ‘1 K ,A ’
11330 1114110 AU. 2'33]. 1.1.3.0.

the Farmstead
Farters Bulletin No.

Beautify in3
U.L.D.A. 1087

Farm Xana21eient: Warren
Chapter 1‘]

n3 Stewart

V ". , 7'1 ‘ . .
DA 13116 r arm.

i

11:11
I‘:ictice: Wilson
265—2 71

Profitable Farling fietncos: Fev-
stone Steel w Tire Co.

Farming for Greater Ir"

Top Steel Post Co.
Farm Structures: Jones Cnanters

-r-v- -.-r-r

Topics Eefe ences

" -. ._ . _ J-.'! ”'1
.» Y ' Il- , > I ‘ "V‘ I
in” . IGNI‘JN 011 Line rar'h:

(‘1')

C2]
0

4:
O

10.

ll.

a

Til IlIII p (}i3 ’1Tfae
rgineering on the Farm Stewart
:‘n‘q’i 1015411" 8) C0.
Slas ers' Zandbook La Totte
3. T. Duront, Dejenours, & Co., Inc.

extoo>k on Iun inental Drainage Jeffery

The Isolillen Co.

Iand Lr‘inage & Flood Control ltcheve rry
IcGraW—Hill Book Co.

Land Drainure I 'cclamation Ayers & gcu
1.cdixx:-EIill.jBoolz Co.

Tile Draina3e King
Iason City Brick & Tile Co.

Farm Structures 3. B. Jones
E. R. Jones, Ladison, {is

Use of Water for Irri3ation Fortier

nc1ron -Hill Book Co.

Principles of Irr' 3ation En3ineerin3 ‘ewell & XL
IcCra n-Eill Book Co.
Irri3 tion Princinle s & Practices I"raelson

John Wiley & Sons

Explosives in ATPJCUltUle
Institute of Lake;s of Explosives
Bulletins
U.S.B.A. Far ers Bulletin To. 52%
L.o.C. ”pccial Bulletin lo. 75
Laqs relatin3 to Constructior of Ira'_1m Stete
bll. 52 C mmissioner of I3riculture

University of lin nesota Bu . 217

nesota Bul. 216

Irrigation by Overhead Sprinklin3 ens. Cir. Io.
Porous Hose Irrigation ;.S.C. Bat. Bul. Io. 133
Spray Irri3ation U.S.D.A. Bul. Yo. 437

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2. How to Cnoose the Proper
Type of flirin3
3. Tntr3nce Service Switch ~

110-? 90 V. Wire System

4. How to Glen the Iarm
Wiring Layout

5. ‘iring the Turn lone

6. firing the outbuildings

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Wiring Ciflplifi;i:
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ELECT3101TY CH THE “PI

Topics neferences

How to Connect a Distri- C.R.£.A. Bul. Vol. V, EC. 1
buticn Cabinet for Pages 49, 56, Cl, 59, 61
110- 220 V. Circuit

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16. Fow to Install 2-5 & 4 Pt. I.S.C. Club Pul. to. 25
Switches i’nges 12-1 &

O'T’. a";- [‘10 Bill. ‘vrC‘lo V, IIO. l

17. Pow to Determine the 1.8.o. ZJCt. Bul. To. 72
Correct Sise of ”ire or
Fuse 0.3.3.5. Bul. Vol. V, Jo. 1

r.

-—,‘ 2r
rdbe o3

firing oimplified: Ric liter
Chapt'rs Ill, 31V

18. TVpes of notors for Ilectric Totor Work: llcur'ov
1 s

4"!
Fe m U 6 Pages 68—70
.1 xienlnz‘y'TClth'rC1t*r- filccflc
C

Journal of American 00
Ing. V01. 15, Ho. 4, nwrl

19. The Use of Electric 0.2.2.3. Bul. Vol. VII No.
Cit 0153 C1‘ tire Ekgry
00:1. 1105;. 311.1. ~‘\.~’TO]_O I‘ll TLC). 1
Haste r Zotor Zeta Book
Clectric Iotor Tork: Tillcughby

.. A (Kl—t U ‘ 1 1“ 701‘ ”x ‘ W \ 87 f‘\;:‘., r 1:)
.!\!.V.C. ”ML 0 :1». no 1'. LJFJ 0 CC} 5 , CL», n',«u‘

20. How to Us se Information Iss ter Cotor Lets Book
on t1 6 Home Ila ta of a
Iotor ilectric Motor 7o=k: ”illougnoy

21. How to Locate Trouble C.E.j.n. Bul. Vol. 1 EC. 1
Pages 20-52, 74-75

22. Safety Practice While C.H.2.£. Bul. Vol. V Y). 1
Doing Repair Work

e 1enta1y 31 ctricity: Slack

F8;BS 269- 271

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25. How to Feed a Iotor The Farm 30 t ,f the Estioit Boison

24. Hanging vour Lightlné “irlng ulmpliflvd; Richter
Fixtures Chaptor X

75.

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ectricity to agriculture:
in Vol. I -o. l
{LTZ.E.3. Taillctirl‘Jol. V’ 170. 1

“ in Vol. VII Yo. I
arlar -d Edg., ChiCago, Illinois

Elementary Electricity: 51 c
CuraW-Hill 3001‘: CO .

slectric Iotor o k: fillerr oy 1.85
Manual Arts "ress
Wiring Simplified: Richter .25

Iontf,tery ard & Co.

fiational Llectrical Code
Underwriters Laboratories
207 Last Chio St., Chicago, Illinois

ster fiotor Data Book
r Vlectrio Co., Dayton, Chio

Iaste Bi
The Farm Book: Detroit Adison Co

Co

Club Bulletin No. 2 gicfiigan State Colle.ge
Cast Lansir{;, fichigan

LJ-n—l

c 1ig m1 State College

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* For particulars see general bibliograohy.

A. The present
e and the oosition
ctrif“ C3t10Y1 sugge
q1'_eul;tur £11

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To date, there has be

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of late of flow w'th
exgerimental stidy to
practical value.

75.

y::::T.Tc:T*3 ms; was}??? army

status of hydro-ale ctric pOVVBP for farm
of Flcni an in the deveIOpment of rural
st tre val e of a special stray of this
enzfn»erii“ to aid in its further dev-

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evelopxenu in irrigatitn is the "porous

s develoo ed at the iohigan State College
on little done to e3tahlis1 the relations
\lifght Ci'1uxnstflaterial {uni fire“ 11 An
ost21lish reliable ratios WGle be of

76.
l.

VlV*"Ci;1h-, GIYLBLL
Books

1. *A~riCLl'rral Techanics Stith, Robert E.

“Q
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7. *Blasters and,oon L3 jotJC, firt«ur
1"” 7‘ _. N, -- r7 7" ’-
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lsU/ Lhdl'rd i-.rc.u.1_t»r:)ct1 a1 Co., leCaJO

lO. (haxtrifu;al.1flxtps 31.3;0 tion Sa;jymn1t, I. W}
Tre‘ges
1915 Cnas. Triff1n Co., London

11. Concrete Constrlction for Bural
C"“""n1t*ss Sewton, 30“ A.

1915 l..CUI‘a“¢'-L:i.ll 3001': 'JCO, -10 .Lo

2 Cancrete Llain 3 Lei nforced Ta"lor F. T. & mlw:npson
3 , 9

N O .L
h _ _‘_, 7". A,’ f. ‘. . ~~ .‘r __‘
95 Jonn llnj a QUCS, no I. S. m.

oncr ete tractice hocl, “eorbc A. e Iulver,
arr

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11711 1.0 o igCilllUJ I U. -10 C )0, 1.. I.

% The texts starred ma 1:3 th

l. Arranged accordirg to titles.

16. Construction & Renair for the Struck, F. T.
Farm
1925 Houghton, Iiffin Co., N. Y.

17. Dairy Lng nearing Bowen, John T.
1925 John Liley & Sons, N. Y. '

18. Drainage & Flood Protection, Land Ltcheverry, Bernard A.
1951 KcGraw Hill Book Co., N. Y.

19. Bra in lage & Flood Control, Pickels, George T.
in in eering
1925 :1" -LC 11’311 IIill (COX; (‘00, 130 Y.

20. *Drainage Te };tbook of Land Jeffery, Joseph A.

21. Electricity & Agriculture Tripp, Guy 3.
1926 G. Putna:"'s Sons, N. Y.
22. *‘lectric Rotor Tork Tilloughby, George A.

1930 Eanual Arts Pub. Co., Peoria, 111.

25. Llements of Electricity Slack, Edgar P.
1951 LcGraw—Hill Book Co., N. Y.
24. Elements of Farm 1rzictice Wilson, A. D. & E. ”.

1917 Tebb rub. Co., St. Paul

25. aneine, The Story of Decker, Vilbur F.
1920 Scribners N. Y.

25. Engineering Drawing Jordon, H. H. & Hoelscna
1928 John Wiley 8 Lone, N. Y. E. P.

27. *Enqineerine n the Zarm Stewart, Joh T.
1923 Ran” HcNally'8 Co., Chfi.c

28. *3quigmc nt of the Farm & Farmstead Ramsower, Barry C.
1917 Iowraw-h1ll Book Co., N. Y.
29. Esti‘; at:zng Building Costs .Dingman, Charles F.
1923 11:0'Jra‘Iv-Eiill EDI/1: CO 0 , 1. o Y.
30. Farm Building Foster, 7. A. & Carter,
1922 John Wiley & Sons, N. Y. D. G.
51. *Farmer's Shop Book ' Roehl, Louis E.
1924 Bruce Publication Co., Iilwaukee, Wis.
52. Farm Gas Engines Hirshfeld, F. C. &

1915 John Wiley 3.: Sons, 1:. Y. Ulbricht, T. c.

53. Farm Gas ing ines Brate, H. R.
1912 Gas Engine Pub. Co., Cincinnati, Chic

54. *Farm Gas Engines & Tractors Jones, Fred n.
1952 KcGra w- Hill Book Co. New York

40.

41.

45.

44.

48.

49.

Ha
19

Engine Principles

1912

Gas,
1919

78.

Machinery Stone, Archie A.
J. Wiley & Sons, N. Y}
Lachinery, Operation & Care & Repair of

Smith, Harris P
‘w Hill Book Co. E. Y.

Management Warren, G. F.
Hacmillan Co. E. Y.

Kechanics Crawshaw, Fred D. &
Manual Arts Press, Lehmann, C. W.

Peoria, Ill.

Hechanics Field, A. H. & Olson, R. W.
Century, E. Y. Nylin, V. E.

Hotors Potter, Andrey A.
KcGraw Hill Co.

Structures Jones, Edward Richard
College of Agriculture, fladison, Tis.

ng Farm Tools icehl, Louis 1.

Bruce Pub. Co., 2642 University Ave., St. Paul

Whitman, Roger B.
D. Avjfilaton 8/3 COO, 1:. Yo

& Oil Engines Rathbun, John B.

Gas ne
ton & Van Vliet Co., Chicago

01
Sta

i
n

1

Gasoline Engine on the Farm Putnam, Keno T.
1915

rness Repairing

21

1927

1954

N. T. Henley & Co., N. Y.

Roehl, Louis n.
Bruce Pub. Co., Kilwaukee

Heating & Ventilating Brabbee, C. W.

EcGraw Hill Book Co., E. Y.

9

Heating a Ventilating L gineers Guide

American Society & Heating & Ventilating fingireers

51 Kadison Ave., N. Y.

5..

House Wiring Tilloughby. George A.
1925

J. Tiley & Sons

Irrigation & Drainage King, F. U.
1899

O
3 1M
Irig
952

1:80:111131’1 C0. ’ 1”. Y.

Y

incirles & Practices Israelson, Orson T.
SJ & Sons

55.

U1
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0

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C}
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60.

61.

62.

65.

64.

71.

79

Land Drainage a Flood Co
1951 Icerw Hill Book
Land Drainage & Pcclsrot
1925 LcGraw Hill Look

*Lioht Frame

LJ"

195

Log Ca
1928

11

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1926

Pluubi
1 28
Practi
1908

str
nit

CO

.1131;n

House
UoSoDoCo 7'

bin, The Real
Lacmillan Co., E.

& Its Ises
Sciintific LOOK C
ic.al .ri'riig
Bruce Pub. Co., 3

Frame Structures
J. Wiley & Sons,

np‘
ICC :raw Hill Book

cal
J.

Farm Drainage
Tiley & Sons,

ntrol
Co., E. Y.

ion
COO, 1:. Y.
uction

01.1., D. (1‘.

Y.

Preservation of Structural
Timbers

1914

Principles of

1915

Princi
1950

Ready

1926

Sewage
1912

Shelters,

1914

“VT
1924

El)

Surve cgi
1925

Text
1916

Tractor Field
Farrwlgmvlement Iky

1954

50 01C

thraw Hill Book

KCGraw Hill Eook
ml of Farm Lecha
Jo Stiley & SONS,

Jiitt en Specificat
J. Wiley & Sons,
Disposal
.EcGraw Hill Book

Snacks 51: Shant
Scribners, N. Y.

e Patteries
J. Wiley & cons,
n5, :lc rentary
J. :ile y & Sons,

on Fundamental
Tkumsillan Co., II.

Book

orp., 15 ‘
t. Paul
E. Y.

Co., E. Y.
N. Y.

Co., E. Y.

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COO,

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I. Y.
COO, K. Y.
ies
110 Y.
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I~yers, (‘0

Aldrich,

G) H

10£)€))
t1 SJt.

.0 (D

Ross, 13,
'hi

Johnson,

& Turnaaur, F.

Babbitt,

Elliott,

Teiss

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Sharp,

Holland,

Fuller,George T.

Vinal,
Breed,

fTO 33161",

Jeffery ,

C.

Bernard

& Scoate
Daniel

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81.
Bulletins

California
Extension Circular No. 4 Irrigation by Overhead
Sprinkling

Cornell Fniversity, Ithaca, E. Y.
10. 57 Solderi nx

72 Mr ns iSSion of Power by Pulleys, Belts
& Shafts
85 The Gas “njnne o the Farm
’1

1 -
108 The Farm Lnon a Tool jquipnent
ISO Harness Repairine

Dominion of Canada, Dept. of agriculture
Ko. 78 V mutilation hf Farm ‘uildi nss
' 3 o ne in Testeln C wade

Georgia State Cclle3e of L3riculture
No. 91 A lode1ade Trapnest

95 Portable Prooder & Grouinv louse
96 (Cir.) Unit ;,sto1 Laying: 01:3

115 Poultry Feed Hoppers
120 The Georgia Poultry Forse
Pl Poster: Build Gambrel noof Parns

Illinois A3ricultural College
lxneri gent Ltation ir. 51

Iov: Ia .State College :nes
1:0. 10% 7.1.1? Ventilate Fart-1 Buildi nfigs

504 "‘hat Determines Life of Pre pared Poll
Roofinqs

322 Harvesting Alfalfa with a Pick tp Paler

Illinois, University of Urbana

'4

Cir. 505 Tater & Plumbing Syste~ns for Farrn Homes

Keztucky, Inivers ity of College of a3riculture
Cir. Lo. 124 '.."oodx-vor1:ing L‘Lerit Course

“ionigan, State of
Commissioner of Agriculture Bul. 52

Kicbigan State College East Lansing
‘ Quarterly Pul. Vol. 17, Lo. 1: Asphalt Concrete for
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Cclotei iroducts for lntericr iii°ubs
Ca slog of Celotex gorldings & Lrhanents
Celo tea Erand rsulating Cane Board
Interiors That Speak of Charm
Paintin) & Decorating Celotex
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Pou try 30138 Constructi cn
Fuel Saving Calculations
Insulation Data
Specifications
Clay Equipment Corp. Cider Falls, Iowa
Ventilation for the Farm Buildings
Cleveland Tractor Co. Cleveland, Chio
Catalogs
Iianials

Instruction Book

Cleve lard Twist Drill CO. Chicago, Ill.
3 Tandhook for Drillers
Committee on the Eelation of lect rm? c¢it3 t
1120 Garland Bldg., C'iCa 30
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Vol. VI No. 1 Report on Farm

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Brick, How to Build & hstimate
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Comfort, he alth & Profit for the Farm

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A Eoohlet of Us eful Ini’orpa tion

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Instruction Books, Tractors
Parts Lists
Ironinery Tharts

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Fellowcxofters Catalog

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Flintkote Asphalt Emulsion for Taterproofing

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Lotion Pictures
Illustrated lectures

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Waterproofing Handbook

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Building Iaterial & Home Conveniences

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Chart, How to Use Iand.sa TuS for Iinping

Chart, How to Use Uandsaws for Crosscutting

Chart, File Chart
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Home Cwners Service Institute
A aw1u l of home Building

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Howell ml ctric Co. Howell, ichigan
Howell actors

Hunt, Helm & Ferris Haward, Ill.
Star Barn Iquipnent
Insulate Co. Iinneapolis, Finn.
Insulate
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Internation Chemical C . 5130 Canal St., lhicaeo
Eura Seal

International Harvester Co. 606 S. Lichigan Ave., Chicago
Finder Knots
Gas Engine Handbook
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Cveihauling Farmall Tractors
Fa°mall Tractor fork

Irwin Auger Fit Co. ”ilmington, Ohio
Tow to Sew. ct, Use & Care for Bits
1U“Lo1t of'rfiits
James Kanufacturing Co. Fort Atkinson, Wis.
James "kg; Fern Fla11s
Jare:s Zay 103 Earn Fook

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John Bean Lanufa We tur7n3 Co. Lansing, Iicniqan
Catalo Cgs
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Jollrs-Ianv:711e Co. 22 H. 40th St. New York
Roofing Felt, To. 15
101 Practical Su33e stions on Ione Improvement
Hardboard
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Keystone Steel a -re Co. Peoria, Ill.
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Farm Planning
Profitable Farnfng Iethods

Lehi3h Portland Cement Co. Cleveland, Chio
The Lehigh Farm Book

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Boys Torkshop Book 10d
Practical Cuggostions for the Home Workshoo 10¢

Iouden Lanufacturing Co. Iair 'ie ld, Iowa

Louden Ea rn Flans

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Tractor Service Iarlual

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The Lenace of Wood Lhingles

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’ Handbook on Painting
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Khite Lead & Oil Plastic linishes
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Specifications for Li me Ilaster

National Lumber Ianufacturers Ass'n. ?ashington, D. C.
The Use of Lumber on the Farm
Wood Floors
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Standard Industrial Puildings
The ewolla Poof
Heavy Timber Iill Construct:ion Details
Airplane Hanger Construction
Cost of Comfort
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Lumber on the Farm
Wood Tanks and Vats
Maximum Snans for Joists & Rafters
Termite Damage & Prevention
Inforsati on on Lumber & Rhere to Fix 1d It

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Better falls for Better Homes

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Gas Engine Instruction Book

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Laying, Fi ni ‘ 1:? c Caring for Oak Floors

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USCf-Lll lip. Ots

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Design & Control of Concrete “ixtures
rlans for Concrete Farm Bldgs.
Iortland Cement stucco
A fractical Course in Corcrete 25¢
Concrete Tactnry C,nst;1ct7on
Concrete Facts for Concrete Construction
Concrete Tanks, Trtughs & Cisterns
Concrete Sidewalks ‘
Home at Last
Building an Insulated Lilk Cooling Tank
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Red Cedar Shingle Turea 2017 Conway Bldg. Chicago
Rercof with Red Cedar Shingles

Zed Top Steel s 0. Chicago, Ill.
Farmino for Greater Trofits

Rhoades & Co. J. T Eortn Ely outn, *ase.

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Sargeit Stamalird Steel Square
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