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Regulations governing opening to entry of former Oregon and California railroad grant ...
A rapid method of determining the active strength of sulphate cooking liquor
Overheating reduces strength of animal glue
Water solubility a necessary property of wood preservatives
Adventurers of Oregon : a chronicle of the fur trade
Resistance to decay now a factor in choice of airplane wood
Reduce pulpwood decay by proper storage
The improvement and irrigation requirement of wild meadow and Tule land
The soils of Jackson County
Duty of water in irrigation
Saving mine timbers from decay
Color of cypress heartwood no indication of durability
Comparative value of timber cut from live and dead trees
Some references to publications on marine borers
Resistance of greenheart to various marine borers
Tearing strength of paper
Charring does not preserve wood
Light creosote oils in wood preservation
Strength of southern pine and Douglas-fir compared
How to tell birch, beech, and maple apart
Moisture content of wood is independent of density
Book paper from southern pine and red gum
History of Spruce Production Division, United States Army and United States Spruce Pro...
What is dry rot?
The Columbia basin irrigation project. A report by Columbia basin survey commission, s...
Drying lumber with superheated steam
Materials used in dry kiln construction
Effect of decay on paper-making qualities of wood pulp
The length of wood fibers
Checking the Doyle and Scribner log scales
Drying periods of various woods
Pulp output reduced by long storage
Shrinkage of veneer from boiled and steamed logs
The city and its college
How to tell when lumber is ready to be taken from the kiln
Making wood fire resistant with paint
Paper from veneer waste
A drying schedule for air seasoned oak
Astor and the Oregon country
How to distinguish mahogany and walnut from red gum
The United States forest policy
Automatic control of humidity in shops
When to heat wood before gluing
Relative durability of Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast Douglas fir ties
Fuel value of wood
Effect of oils on strength of glues in plywood
Kiln drying of green hardwoods requires mechanically perfect heating system
Comparison of five different types of glues
The lumber export trade of the United States
Loss of creosote by evaporation from open tanks
Suitability of various hickories for vehicle manufacture
Yields of alcohol from wood waste
The leaching of zinc chloride from treated wood
A farm home in Oregon
Sodium fluoride as a wood preservative
Survey of typical Oregon farmers' creameries
Fertilizers for Oregon orchards
The evolution of logging and mill equipment
Commercial fertilizers
Kitchen Arrangement
Brain work in kiln operation
Saving time in clearing table and dishwashing
Saving time in daily cleaning of rooms
Altering commercial patterns and adapting patterns to irregular figures
Feeding for egg production
Insecticide investigations
Saving time in bed making
Fruit grower's handbook of apple and pear insects
Labor-saving devices
The Pressure Cooker
Jelly making
Washing machines
Preserving fish in the home
The hot school lunch
Corn
The labor problem in lumber production : a thesis
The feeding of children
The western pine bark-beetle : a serious pest of western yellow pine in Oregon
The gray garden slug : with notes on allied forms
A national forest policy
Gas masks in pulp and paper mills
Spray gun versus rod and dust in apple orchard pest control
Irrigation of potatoes
Fattening steers
Honey - nature's oldest sweet
Fattening lambs : shelter versus open lot
Report of preliminary investigation : Oregon skyline route from Crater Lake boundary t...
Green Feed or Soiling Crops for Western Oregon
Progress of purchase of eastern national forests under act of March 1, 1911 (the Weeks...
Stresses and detection of casehardening during kiln drying
Biennial report, Oregon soil investigations, 1918-1920
Determining penetration of wood preservatives
Uniformity of digester chip charges
Characteristics of Brazilian woods
Creosoted wood silos
Smoke-making device for testing the circulation in kilns
Chemical reaction affects casein glue
A new American clay for loading paper
Direction of fibers affects strength of fiber boxes
Lumber value of pine trees not affected by turpentining