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A brief study of the history of entomology
A chemical examination of the loganberry
A silo for every farm
Bark-beetles infesting the Douglas fir
Clothing conservation I : remodeling
Clothing conservation II : cotton and linen materials
Clothing conservation III : woolen and silk materials
Correlation of physical characteristics of wheats with their gluten content
Dry farming investigations at the Harney Branch Station
Evaporation of fruits and vegetables in the home
Extension Schools in Agriculture and Home Economics
Food for the family
Housing of chickens
How to candle eggs
How to cull the layers
How to prevent grain smuts
Live stock growers' directory of marks and brands for the State of Oregon 1918 : c...
Logging in the Douglas fir region
Oregon Station Trap-Nest
Preliminary report of pear harvesting and storage investigations in Rogue River Valley
Properties and uses of some of the more important woods grown in Brazil
Rational use of lime
Regulations governing opening to entry of former Oregon and California railroad grant ...
Seed potato certification in Oregon
Seed sowing and spring transplanting in the vegetable garden
Spraying apples and pears
Spraying stone fruits
Steep trails; California, Utah, Nevada, Washington, Oregon, the Grand Canyon
Sugar and sugar substitutes
The calcium arsenates
The home vegetable garden [1918]
The iceless refrigerator
The life-history and control of the pocket gopher in the Willamette Valley
The life-history and control of the rose leaf-hopper : an apple pest
The mentor: The Forest ; Vol. 6 No. 8 (1918)
The part of milk contests in improving the milk supply of Portland, Oregon
The Use book : a manual of information about the national forests
The use of pepsin as a rennet substitute in cheddar cheesemaking
The use of wood in chemical apparatus
The western newt or water-dog (Notophthalmus torosus) : a natural enemy of mosquitoes
Toxicity of "alkali" salts
Trapping moles for market
Vegetation and reproduction with special reference to the tomato
War ration for laying hens : no wheat, heavy mash feeding
Wheatless breads