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Series VI: Box 6
Abbott, C.G. and colleagues. Provisional
Solar-Constant Values, August, 1920 to November 1924. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections,
Vol.17: no.3 (February 17, 1925). City of Washington: Smithsonian Institution.
Agricultural Experiment Station. University of
Missouri College of Agriculture. Capacities of Silos
and Weights of Silage.
Columbia, Missouri, 1919. (Bulletin 164)
Agricultural Experiment Station. Kansas State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kansas. Crossbred Poultry. Topeka, Kansas,
1930.
The American Council of Agriculture. Equality
for Agriculture. Chicago, December 1924.
Associated Corn Products Manufacturers. The
Story of a Grain of Corn. Chicago.
Alexander, Magnus W. The
Agricultural Problem -- A Challenge to American Business. New York:
National Industrial Conference Board, Inc., 1926.
Alexander, Magnus W. The
Business Man's Concern in American Agriculture. New York: National Industrial Conference Board,
1926.
Amana Society. A Brief
History of the Amana Society or Community of True Inspiration, 1714 --
1918. Third edition, revised.
1918.
Amana Society. Constitution
and By-Laws of the Amana Society, 1919.
American Farm Bureau Federation. Honest
Money: An Explanation of the Relation of Money, Prices, and Prosperity. Chicago,
1932.
Anderson, Benjamin M. The
Tariff and the World Depression. New York: Chase National Bank, The
Chase Economic Bulletin, Vol.
XI:No.2 (March 23, 1931).
Anderson, Benjamin M. Two
Addresses: "Our Export Trade and the International Money Market" and "Gold
and Goods." New York: Chase National Bank, The
Chase Economic Bulletin,
Vol. X: No.1 (March 14, 1930).
Anderson, Benjamin M. A
World Afraid of Production: The Interallied Debts, Reparations, and High
Protective Tariffs. New York: Chase National Bank, The
Chase Economic Bulletin, Vol.V:No. 3 (August 24, 1925).
Andrews, Frank. Handbook
of Foreign Agricultural Statistics. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1921. (United States
Department of Agriculture Bulletin No.987.)
Appleby, Paul H. New Horizons
for Food and Agriculture.
Address at the University of Chicago in Chicago, September 7, 1944. TMs.

Bahai Publishing Committee. Bahai
Literature.
New York, 1929
Baker, Oliver E. Agricultural
Regions of North America. Part IV - The Corn Belt. Economic
Geography, Vol. 111: No. 4 (October
1927).
Baker, O. E. Population,
Food Supply, and American Agriculture. Bureau of Agricultural Economics,
United States Department of Agriculture.
Barker Produce Equipment Co. The
Barker Line, Poultry Equipment for Produce Houses and Hatcheries. Catalog
No. 29. Ottumwa, Iowa.
Bean, L. H. Facts Relating to
the Agricultural Situation in 1931. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Agricultural Economics, United States
Department of Agriculture.
Bean. L. H. The Farmer's
Response to Price. Journal of Farm Economics, Vol.XI:No.3 (July 1929).
Black, A. G. The Agricultural
Emergency in Iowa. I. The Situation Today. Ames, Iowa: Agricultural
Experiment Station, Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
Circular No. 138, December 1932.
Blue Valley Creamery Institute. Planning
for the Year's Feed Requirements. No. 1 -- Crop Rotations to Supply Year's
Feed Needs of Live Stock on a 160-Acre Farm. Chicago, Spring 1930.
Brownell, Francis H. Limited
Bimetallism at No Fixed Ratio and Bills Now Before Congress in Relation
to Silver. New York:
American Smelting and Refining Company, February 8, 1932.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States
Department of Agriculture. Spring
Work Under Way -- Full Production Program. The
Agricultural Situation, Vol. 14:No.4
(April 1, 1930). Washington, D.C.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics, United States
Department of Agriculture. Stable
Production -- Slow Trade -- Increasing Farm Population. The Agricultural
Situation,
Vol.16:No.11 (November 1, 1932). Washington, D.C.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics, United States
Department of Agriculture. Index
Numbers of Farm Prices. Supplement to The Agricultural Situation,
June 1925. Washington, D.C.
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, the
Department of Commerce. Foreign Trade of the United
States in the Calendar Year 1928. Washington, D.C.: United States Government
Printing Office, 1929.
Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce. United
States Census of Agriculture: 1925. Number of Farms by States and Counties
1925, 1920, 1910, and 1900. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office,
1925.
Carrington, Edward C. What
New York Has to Offer? Great Lakes - Hudson Waterways Association.

Chesnut, Mollie D. Crib
and Bin Actuary. Omaha,
Nebraska: B. F. Avery & Sons Plow Company, 1917.
Chesnut-Ball, Mollie D. Crib
and Bin Actuary.
Ames, Iowa, 1917.
Chesnut, Mollie D. Silo
Hand Book. Ames, Iowa,
1920.
Chesnut, Mollie D. Silo
Table. Ames, Iowa, 1920.
Chesnut, Mollie D. Universal
Hay Calculator.
Torrington, Wyoming, 1915.
Chesnut, Mollie D. Universal
Hay Tonnage Table. Torrington,
Wyoming, 1915.
Chesnut, Mollie D. Universal
Hay Tonnage Tables.
Ames, Iowa, 1920.
Chipman Chemical Engineering Co., Inc. Don't
Let The Weed Thief Steal Your Farm. Boundbrook, New Jersey.
Clarke, Noah T. The Wampum
Belt Collection of the New York State Museum. Albany: The University of the State of New York,
1931.
Cobb, Margaret V.and Robert M. Yerkes. Intellectual
and Educational Status of the Medical Profession as Represented in the United
States Army. Washington, D.C.: The National Research Council of the National
Academy of Sciences, 1921.
Committee on Banking and Currency, United States
Senate, Seventy-Second Congress, First Session. Hearings on H.R. 11499. Restoring
and Maintaining the Average Purchasing Power of the Dollar. Washington, D.C.:
Government Printing Office, 1932.
Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives,
Sixty-Fourth Congress, First Session. Hearings on House Resolution 148. Investigation
of Beef Industries. Serial 43. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing
Office, 1916.
Commons, John R. "Farm Prices
and the Value of Gold." The North American Review, January and February Issues, 1928.
The Consumers' Club. Scientific
Buying. Third
Revision. New York, September 1929.
Coolidge, Calvin. Veto
Message Relating to the Agriculture Surplus Control Act. Senate, 70th
Congress, 1st Session. Document 141.
Cornell University. International
Conference of Agricultural Economists. August 18 -- 29, 1930. Tentative Program. Ithaca,
New York.
[Corn Borers] -- Pupation.
Crossroads, Silas R. The
McNary-Haugen Bill: A Frank and Friendly Chat. Grain Dealers National Association.
Davis, Walter G. Climate
of the Argentine Republic.
Buenos Aires: Printing Office of the Argentine Meteorlogical Office, 1910.
Department of Commerce. Legal
Weights (In Pounds) Per Bushel of Various Commodities. Circular of
the Bureau of Standards, No. 10. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing
Office, 1918.
Department of Research and Education, Federal
Council of the Churches of Christ in America. German
Industries at Close Range. New York: Information Service, Vol. VIII:No.37 (Saturday, October
19, 1929).
Des Moines Civic Music Association. The
Barrere Little Symphony. Program. February 2, 1931.
Division of University Extension, The University
of Tennessee. Estimates of Possible Tennessee Revenues. Knoxville, Tennessee:
The Division of University Extension, March 10, 1931.
Eckles, C. H. Estimating
Silo Capacities and Silage Weights. Columbia, Missouri: University of Missouri College of Agriculture,
Agricultural Experiment Station, Circular 89, August 1919.
Economic Geography, Vol.1:No.1 (March 1925).
Worcester, Massachusetts: Clark University.
Edie, Lionel D. An International
Viewpoint on Commodity Prices - Long Decline in Prospect. The Annalist. November 16, 1928.
Edwards, Everett. Agriculture
of the American Indians. Washington, D.C.: United States Department
of Agriculture Library, Bibliographical Contributions, No. 23, May 1932.
An Elder Brother. A Message
to the Members of the Theosophical Society. Chicago: The Theosophical Press, 1926.
Evans, John Corbly. A New
Theory Concerning the Manner in Which the Planets Feed the Sun, Dealing
With Cyclones, Hurricanes and Tornadoes, 1927 Weather Forecast. Lawrence, Kansas.
Evening Republican Editorial Discussion. A
Sound Solution of the Farm Problem. Mitchell, South Dakota: The Mitchell Publishing
Company.
Extension Service, Ohio State University Agricultural
College. The Value of Parasites in the Control of the
European Corn Borer. European Corn Borer, No.12, 1926. Columbus, Ohio: College of Agriculture,
The Ohio State University.
Extension Service Review, Vol.1:No.5 (September
1930). Washington, D.C.: Extension Service, United States Department of Agriculture.
Farm Indebtedness by States. [From
The Agricultural Review?] Single page cut out from the publication.
Farmers' Educational and Co-operative Union
of America, Illinois Division. The Producer's Marketing
Agreement of the Illinois Division of the Farmer's Educational and Co-Operative
Union of America.
Pontiac, Illinois.
Farmer's Educational and Cooperative Union of
America. Historical Sketch, Purposes, Program, Business
Activities, Directory of Officials, North Dakota By-Laws, Etc. St. Paul, Minnesota: Northwest Division,
The Farmers Union.
Farmers Union Live Stock Commission. Farmers
Union Live Stock Commission. South St. Paul, Minnesota: Farmers Union
Live Stock Commission.
Federal Farm Board. Recommendations
for Legislation. Supplementing its Third Annual Report to Congress. Washington, D.C.: Federal
Farm Board, 1932.
Federal Reserve Bank of Houston. The Evil of
Soil and Water Loss.
Federal Reserve Board. Inflation
of Currency and Mobilization of Credits. Senate, 66th Congress, Document No. 280. May
24-25, 1920.
Federal Trade Commission. Report
of the Federal Trade Commission of the History and Present Status of the
Packer Consent Decree. 1925
Fisher, Irving. Our Unstable
Dollar and the So-Called Business Cycle. Journal of the American Statistical
Association, June 1925.
Fisher Poultry Farm. White Wyandottes and
S.C. White Leghorns. Twenty-Sixth Annual Catalogue
and Price List, 1929. Ayton, Ontario, Canada.
Flint, W. P., J. C. Hackelman and F. D. Bauer.
Learning to Live with the European Corn Borer. Circular No. 313.
Urbana, Illinois: University of Illinois Agricultural College and Experiment
Station, January 1927.
Foreign Policy Association Information Service.
Tariff and American Foreign Trade. Vol.V:No.7 (June 12, 1929).
Fredonia Academy Index, January 1860
Fuss, Henri. Money and
Unemployment. International
Labour Review. Vol.XVI:No.5 (November 1927). Geneva, 1927.
Gaer, Joseph. There's No Place Like Home (If You Can Get One). Boston, Massachusetts: Massachusetts Citizens Political Action Committee.
Gestuts Domaine. Szeded, Hungary: Buchdruckerei
Stefan Juhasz, 1917.
Gibbs, Wolcott. St. George and the Dragnet: An Intimate Profile of a Presidential Candidate. Printed and distributed by the Independent Voters Committee for the Arts and Sciences for Roosevelt.
Goodale, H. D. Six Consecutive
Generations of Brother To Sister Matings in White Leghorns: A Preliminary
Report on Studies in Inbreeding in Poultry and Changing Poultry Practices.
Poultry Science,
Vol.VI:No.6 (August-September,1927).
Guthrie, J. E. Moles and
Their Control in Iowa.
Circular No. 137. Ames, Iowa: Agricultural Experiment Station, Iowa State
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Entomology Section, April 1932.
Hall, Ray. The Balance
of International Payments of The United States in 1929. Washington, D.C.: United States Government
Printing Office, 1930.
Hampton, Rev Charles. Confession
and Absolution in the Liberal Catholic Church. Los Angeles: St. Alban Press.
Hampton, Rev. Charles. The
Liberal Catholic Church and the Bible. Los Angeles: St. Alban Press.

Hanson's Trapnested Pedigreed
Leghorns. Corvallis,
Oregon.
Harper Adams Utility Poultry Journal. Egg
Laying Trials, 1929 -- 1930. Vol.XV:No.11 (22nd July to 18th August,
1930). Newport, Shropshire: Harper Adams Agricultural College.
Harrington, H.W. Equality
for Agriculture, 1922.
Harwood, Richard G. Harwoods
Columbian Leghorns and Columbian Wyandottes. Southborough, Massachusetts.
Haver, Jessie R. The Government and the Market Basket. Bulletin of the Consumers' League, District of Columbia. Vol. 1, Bulletin 2, (May 1919)
Hays, F.A. Inbreeding in
Relation to Egg Production.
Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin No. 258, December
1929. Amherst:, Massachusetts.
Herrey, Hermann and Harlow Shapley. A Draft of a Proposal for World Security Through International Resources Development. Printed by the authors in 1949.
Hibbard, Benjamin, John R. Commons, and Selig
Perlman. Agricultural Tariffs. Freeport, Illinois: W. T. Rawleigh, 1929.
Hilarion, Father-Brother. Master's Message
to Convention, August 1932. Read at the Thirty-Third Convention. Halcyon,
California: The Temple of the People.
Hilborn, L.V. Hilborn's R.O.P. White Wyandottes Trapnested and Pedigreed. 1931 Mailing List. Persia, Iowa
Ho, Shu Chao. A Study of
the Probable Effects of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff of 1930. New York: Free Trade League, 1931.
Holmes, C. L. Wages of
Farm Labor. The University
of Minnesota Agriculture Experiment Station Technical Bulletin 4, May 1922.
St. Paul: University Farm.
Honorary Vice-Presidents, Ex-Officio. Page cut
out of an unknown publication.
Illustrating the Operation of
the Fair Dollar Plan. Monetary Standard
Bulletin. Single page from the publication, without
date.
Melish, Rev. William Howard. A Churchman Examines American-Soviet Relations. Detroit, Michigan: Episcopal League for Social Action.
Packers. Restricting
the Farmer's Market: A Discussion of Direct Selling and Proposed Legislation
to Hinder it. Chicago, Illinois.
Iowa Association for Tax Justice. A
Proposed Gross Income Tax to Replace All General State, County, and Local
Taxes in the State of Iowa. No.3 Combining Previous Issues of Numbers 1
and 2 with Additional Comment. Davenport, Iowa.
Iowa Association for Tax Justice. Tax
Reform or Bankruptcy. Davenport, Iowa.
Iowa: The Land of Plenty. Agricultural Resources
by County.
Iowa: List of Leading Farmers.
Ira M. Petersime & Son. Instructions
for Assembling and Operating Mammoth Electric Incubators. Gettysburg, Ohio: Ira M. Petersime
& Son.
Jackson, Dunham. The Algebra
of Correlation. The American Mathematical Monthly, Vol.XXXI:No.3 (March 1924).
Jackson, Dunham. A Symmetric
Coefficient of Correlation for Several Variables. Bulletin of the American
Mathematical Society, Vol.30:Nos. 9-10 (November-December 1924).
Jackson, Dunham. The Trigonometry
of Correlations. American Mathematical Monthly, Vol.XXXI:No.6 (June 1924).
Johnson, E.C. and W. L. Calvert.
Adjusting Farm Debts: Suggestions for Creditors and Debtors. Special
Bulletin 157, December 1932. Agricultural Extension Division, Department
of Agriculture, University of Minnesota and the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Jones, Franklin. Trade
Statistics and Public Policy. Harvard Business Review, Vol.111:No.4 (July 1925).
Karsten, Karl G. The Harvard
Business Indexes - A New Interpretation. Journal of the American Statistical
Association, December 1926.
Kelley, Truman L. Chart
to Facilitate the Calculation of Partial Coefficient or Correlation and Regression
Equations. Stanford University
Publications, School of Education, Special Monograph No.1. California: Stanford
University Press, 1921.
Kemmerer, Edwin Walter. The
Gold Standard in the Light of Post-War Developments. Journal of the Canadian
Bankers Association,
April 1929.
King, Clyde L. The Alfalfa
Market. Philadelphia:
Wharton School of Commerce and Finance, University of Pennsylvania.
Kirkpatrick, E. L. The
Farmer's Standard of Living. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1926.
Kirkpatrick, E. L. Sources
and Uses of Income Among 300 Farm Families of Vinton, Jackson and Meigs
Counties, Ohio, 1926. A Preliminary Report. Washington, D.C.: United
States Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, May
1928.
Knechtel, Wilhelm K. and Mihail Ionescu. Observations
on the Corn Borer in Roumaina.
Knox, C.W. The Genetics
of Plumage Color in Poultry. Agricultural Experiment Station, Iowa State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, Poultry Section Research Bulletin No. 105. Ames, Iowa,
October 1927.
Krishnamurti, J. At the
Feet of the Master.
Third Order of the Star Edition.
Kulz, Dr. Fritz. Differences
in the Pharmacological Effects of Drugs Upon Animals and Man. The American Journal of Pharmacy,
Vol. 9 (August 1925).
LaFollette. A Bill. S.2390. 72nd Congress,
1st Session. December 21 - 22, 1931.
Lambert, L. F. Mushroom
Growing in the United States. United States Department of Agriculture Circular No. 251. December
1923. Washington, D.C.
Leadbeater, C. W. Healing
Forces and Healing Angels. Liberal Catholic Literature Pamphlet No.3.
London: The St. Alban Press, 1925.
Lena, Maurice. Le Jongleur
de Norte-Dame. Paris:
Au Menestral, 1906.
Leo XII, Pope. On the Condition
of the Working Class. The Labor Encyclical. The Catholic Mind, Vol.XXIX:No.7
(April 8, 1931). New York: The America Press.
Lewis, David. Industrial
Tariffs. Freeport,
Illinois: W. T. Rawleigh, October 1929.
The Liberal Catholic. Vol.V.No.6
(March 1927), Vol. VII:No.2 (November 1927), Vol.VII:No.4 (January 1928),
Vol.VIII:No.2 (May 1928), Vol.VII:No.9 (June 1928). Los Angeles: St. Alban
Press.
The Liberal Catholic Church. The
Liturgy. Liberal
Catholic Leaflet No.5. Los Angeles: St. Alban Press, 1924.
Liberal Catholic Publications. Los Angeles,
California: St Alban Press, June 1927.
LLoyd, John Uri and John Thomas Lloyd. Concerning
Chlorophyll. Eclectic Medical Journal, March, April, and May 1932.
Lloyd, John Uri. The Debt
We Owe Empiricism. Eclectic Medical Journal, June 1928.
Lloyd, John Uri. Empiricism
Versus Science. Eclectic Medical Journal, March 1928.
Lloyd, John Uri. Fragments
From an Autobiography: Entrance Into Elective Pharmacy. Eclectic Medical
Journal, July 1927.
Lloyd, John Uir and John Thomas Lloyd. Iron
and Phosphorus in Vegetation. E.M.A. Quarterly, September 1926.
Lloyd, J.U. Looking Backward and Looking
Backward -- Thinking Forward. Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association, Vol:VII:No.
6 and 8, June and August 1919.
Lloyd, John Uri. The Ocean
of Vitality and Reservoir of Life. Eclectic Medical Journal, Vol.LXXXII:No.1 (January 1922).
Lloyd, John Uri. Odium
of Eclecticism. Eclectic Medical Journal, December 1916. and A
Word Concerning the Minority. Eclectic Medical Journal January 1917.
Lloyd, John Juri. Original
Communications. Empiricism -- Echinacea. Eclectic Medical Journal, August 1897.
Lloyd, John Uri. Plant
Pharmacy. The American Journal of Pharmacy, April 1922.
Lloyd, John Uri. The Pride
of Eclecticism. Eclectic Medical Journal, February 1929.
Lowrie, Josephine A. Operating
Expenses in Ohio Accredited Hatcheries Year 1927. Columbus: The Ohio State University Press,
1929.
Martin, W. H., A. C. Fay, and K. M. Renner.
The Limits of Error of the Babcock Test for Cream. Journal of Agricultural
Research, Vol.41:No.2 July 15, 1930. U.S. Government Printing Office, 1930.
McClure, H. B. and J.W. Froley. Measuring
Hay in Ricks or Stacks. Cir. 131-B. Issued July 5, 1913.
McLean, Chas. Iowa Tax
Relief Bulletin, No.
4,5,6. Dubuque, Iowa: Federal Estate Tax.
Meredith, E. T. An Agricultural
Policy. A Paper
Before the Prairie Club of Des Moines, Des Moines, Iowa, December 23, 1923.
The Message of the Liberal
Catholic Church.
Liberal Catholic Literature Pamphlet No.1. London: St. Alban Press, 1925.
Midwest States Tuberculosis Conference. Eighth
Annual Addresses. Madison, Wisconsin, May 25 and 26, 1932.
Montgomery, J. K. The Agricultural
Labour Supply in England and Wales During the War. Bureau of Economic
and Social Intelligence, International Institute of Agriculture. Rome:
Printing Office of the International Institute of Agriculture, 1922.
Mount Hope Farm. New Methods
with Poultry: Mount Hope Cockerels 1928, Single Comb White Leghorns and
Rhode Island Reds. Williamstown,
Massachusetts: Mount Hope Farm.
Mount Hope Farm. Prepotent
Cockerels: Mount Hope Cockerels 1929-30, Single Comb White Leghorns and
Rhode Island Reds.
Williamstown, Massachusetts: Mount Hope Farm.
Mount Hope Farm. Prepotent
Cockerels: Mount Hope Cockerels 1931-32, Single Comb White Leghorns and
Rhode Island Reds. Williamstown:
Massachusetts: Mount Hope Farm.
Murray, William G. and Ronald C. Bentley. Corporate-Owned
Land in Iowa. Agricultural Experiment Station, Iowa State College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts, Agricultural Economics Section. Bulletin 307, September
1923. Ames, Iowa.
Musselman, H.H. A New Lime
Spreader. Michigan
Quarterly Bulletin, Vol.5:No.1 (August 1933).
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National Broadcasting Company, Advisory Council.
The President's Report and Resume of Programs and Committee
Reports. Fifth
Meeting, 1931.
National City Bank of New York. Economic
Conditions, Governmental Finance, United States Security. New York: National City Bank
of New York, May 1930.
National Cooperative Milk Producers' Federation.
The Tariff on Dairy Products: A Brief Favoring Higher
Protective Duties Submitted to the Ways and Means Committee of the U.S. House
of Representatives. Baltimore,
Maryland: The Lord Baltimore Press, September 20, 1922.
National Economic League. The
Consensus, Vol.XVII:No.3,
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National Farmers' Union. The
N.F.U. Year Book for 1929. London: National Farmers' Union, January 1929.
The National League for Economic Stabilization.
The Clair Plan for Annual Minimum Price Stabilization
and Market Control of the Basic, Indispensable, Non-Perishable Food and Clothing
Crops of the United States. Chicago: The National League for Economic Stabilization, 1932.

National Live Stock Exchange. The
National Live Stock Exchange Bulletin. Vol.3:No.10, whole no. 34 (April 1920)
National Poultry Band Company. Identify
Your Birds with National Leg Bands. Newport, Kentucky: National Poultry Band Company.
National Progressive League for Roosevelt and
Garner. Agricultural Issues of the 1932 Campaign.
National Swine Growers Association. Report
of Proceedings, Annual Swine Growers Congress and Annual Business Meeting. Peoria,
Illinois, September 10-15, 1928.
Nature: A Weekly Journal
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Nearing, Scott. World Events. Vol.VI:No.2 (Spring 1949), Letter 62
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towards world deflation. . .] New York: Arista Press. (One page removed from
an unidentified publication.)
Outline for Biography of a Chippewa Indian Who Became a Catholic Priest
Owen, F. V. Calculating
Linkage Intensities by Product Moment Correlation. Genetics 13:80-110, January 1928.
Palestine Economic Corporation. Twenty-first Annual Report, Calendar Year 1946.
Parker, H. L. and W. R. Thompson. A
Contribution to the Study of Hibernation in the Larve of the European Corn
Borere (Pyrausta Nubilalis Hubn.). Annals of the Entomological Society
of America. Vol. XX:No.1.
Columbus, Ohio, March 1927.
Parker, H. L., A. M. Vance, H. D. Smith, and
W. Gamkrelidze. Pyrausta Nubilalis Hubn. in Europe:
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Entomology, Vol. 22:No.4
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Patch, L.H. Some Factors
Determining Corn Borer Damage. Journal of Economic Entomology, Vol.22:No.1 (February 1929).
Piggott, F.W. The Liberal
Catholic Church: Its Origin, History, Purpose and Teaching. Liberal Catholic Literature Pamphlet
No.2. London: St, Alban Press, 1925.
Pius XI, Pope. On the Reconstruction
of the Social Order. The Encyclical "Quadragesimo Anno." The Catholic
Mind, Vol. XXXIX:No.11 (June 8, 1931). New York: The America Press.
Pregel, Boris. Peacetime Uses of Atomic Energy. Reprinted from Social Research Vol.14:No.1 (March 1947).
Production
Planning Section of the Division of Program Planning, Agricultural Adjustment
Administration. Project: A Study of Certain Aspects
of Corn Belt Agriculture in Order to Determine Suitable Policy for Production
Reduction. Second Progress
Report. Ames, Iowa: Iowa State College, September 21, 1934.
Roberts, George E. "The
Course of Credit Inflation."
An address at the dinner of the Academy of Political Science, New York City,
November 22, 1929.
Roos, Chas. O and Juanita E. Roos. From
the Yellowstone: A Musical Drama for Solo Quartette and Chorus. Promotional pamphlet. Philadelphia:
Theodore Presser Co.
Roosevelt, Franklin D. Acres
Fit and Unfit.
An address before the Conference of Governors at French Lick, Indiana, June
2, 1931.
Rose Hill Poultry Farms. White
Leghorns & White Wyandottes and Light Sussex & Black Leghorns. Catalog, 1927.
The Round Table. Ceremonies. London: The Round
Table.
S. B. The Ledger of Life. Halycon,
California: The Temple of the People.
Sanoma Poultry Farm. Annual
Catalog Describing the Welday Vitality Line, Pedigree Bred Record Land and
Water Fowl. Seville,
Ohio: K. K. Welday.
Simpson, Herbert D. The
Tax Situation in Illinois.
Studies in Public Finance, Research Monograph Number 1. Chicago: Institute
for Research in Land Economics and Public Utilities, Northwestern University,
1929.
Smith, Bradford B. Correlation
Theory and Method Applied to Agricultural Research. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Agricultural
Economics, United States Department of Agriculture, August 1926.
Smithsonian Institution. Report on the Astrophysical
Observatory, 1924. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1925.
Society of the Temple of the People. Bylaws.
Halcyon, California: Society of the Temple of the People.
The Stable Money Association. Bulletin
of the Stable Money Association, Vol.II:No.1-4 (January-December
1929). Bankers' number.
State Farm Bureau Organizations. Midwest
Training School Program. July 14-18, 1930, Ames, Iowa.
State of Iowa. Iowa State
House Journal, Tuesday, April 8, 1924. Des Moines, Iowa: Superintendent of Printing, State House.
State of Iowa. Iowa State
House Journal, Wednesday, April 9, 1924. Des Moines, Iowa: Superintendent of Printing, State House.
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Tuesday, April 1, 1924. Des Moines, Iowa: Superintendent of Printing,
State House.
State of Iowa. Iowa State
Senate Journal, Friday, April 11, 1924. Des Moines, Iowa: Superintendent of Printing, State House.
State of Iowa. Iowa State
Senate Journal, Monday, April 4, 1924. Des Moines, Iowa: Superintendent of Printing, State House.
Surface, Frank M. The Stabilization
of the Price of Wheat During the War and its Effects Upon the Returns to
the Producer. Washington, D.C.: United States Grain Corporation, May 1925.
Swope, Gerard. "Discussion
of 'Stabilization of Industry.'" An address delivered before the Academy of Political Science,
New York, November 13, 1931.
Swope, Gerard. "Stabilization
of Industry." An
address delivered before the National Electrical Manufacturers Association,
New York City, September 16, 1931.
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