INDEX

A Aamodt, A. W., Standardizing Minnesota Potatoes; 189 Albertson, Mrs., Civic Improvement; 435 Alway, Prof. F. J., Increasing the Fertility of the Land; 250 Anderson, G. A., A Satisfactory Marketing System; 242 Andrews, J. P., The Minnesota Orchard; 367 Annual Members, 1916; 512 Annual Meeting, 1915, A. W. Latham; 3 Arrowood, Jas., Supt., Annual Report, 1915, Nevis Trial Station; 77 Arrowood, Jas., Mid. Rep., Nevis Trial Station; 286 Asparagus by the Acre, E. W. Record; 164 Asparagus, Growing, a discussion; 390 Award of Premiums, Annual Meeting, 1915; 9 Award of Premiums, Summer Meeting, 1916; 274 B Ballou, F. H., Wealthy Apples; 461 Beans and Sweet Corn, Growing, Pierre B. Marien; 172 Bee-Keepers Column, Prof. Francis Jager; 86, 134, 179, 232, 262, 296, 327, 437 Bees, Wintering of, Prof. Francis Jager; 19 Benjamin, J. F., Biography of; 473 Bisbee, John, Annual Report, 1915, Vice-Pres. 2nd Cong. Dist.; 165 Black, G. D., Heredity in Gladioli; 433 Blueberry Culture, U. S. Department of Agriculture; 423 Boyington, Mrs. R. P., My Color Scheme; 387 Brand, A. M., Peonies Old and New; 401 Bread Cast upon the Waters, C. S. Harrison; 356 Brierley, Prof. W. G., Manufacture of Cider Vinegar from Minnesota Apples; 313 Brown, Frank, Annual Report, 1915, Paynesville Trial Station; 196 Brown, Frank, Midsummer Report, 1916, Paynesville Trial Station; 288 Brown Rot, Spraying Plums for, Prof. E. C. Stakman; 148 Buffalo Tree Hopper, Ravages of, Prof. A. G. Ruggles; 98 C Cady, Prof. LeRoy, Annual Report, 1915, Central Trial Station; 158 Camping on the Yellowstone Trail, Clarence Wedge; 361 Canning, The Growing of Vegetables for, M. H. Hegerle; 203 Cashman, Thos. E., Mid. Rep., Owatonna Trial Station; 287 Cashman, Thos. E., President's Greeting; 1 Central Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Profs. LeRoy Cady and R. Wellington; 158 Cheney, Prof. E. C., City "Foresters" and Municipal Forests; 372 Cider, Apple, Concentrated, Department of Agriculture; 155 City "Foresters" and Municipal Forests, Prof. E. G. Cheney; 372 Color Effects in the Garden, Planting for, Mrs. H. B. Tillotson; 427 Color Combinations in the Garden, Miss Elizabeth Starr; 449 Collegeville Trial Station, Mid. Rep., Rev. Jno. B. Katzner; 277 Collegeville Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Rev. J. B. Katzner; 14 Cold Storage for Apples, A Successful, H. F. Hansen; 243 Color Scheme, My, Mrs. R. P. Boyington; 387 Cook, Dewain, Plums We Already Have and Plums on the Way; 142 Cook, Dewain, Jeffers Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915; 198 Cook, Dewain, Mid. Report, Jeffers Trial Station; 280 Cowles, Fred, Supt., Annual Report, West Concord Trial Station; 64 Cowles, Fred, Mid. Report, West Concord Trial Station; 290 Cranefield, F., Secretary, Wisconsin State Horticultural Society; 236 Crosby, S. P. Report of Committee on Horticultural Building; 110 Cross, Mrs. E., In Memoriam; 177 Curculio, The Plum, Ed. A. Nelson; 245 Currants as a Market Garden Product, B. Wollner, Jr.; 22 Cutting, Frank H., Annual Report, 1915, Vice-Pres., 8th Cong. Dist.; 195 D Dixon, J. K., Vice-Pres., Report, 1915, 4th Cong. Dist.; 100 Duluth Trial Station, Annual Report, C. E. Roe, Supt.; 66 Dunlap, H. M., Packing and Marketing Apples; 333 Dunlap, Hon. H. M., Spraying the Orchard; 213 Dunlap, Hon. H. M., Spraying the Orchard, continued; 119 Dwarf Apple Trees, Dr. O. M. Huestis; 137 E Eat Minnesota Apples, Prof. R. S. Mackintosh; 132 Entomological Notes, Prof. F. L. Washburn; 135, 230, 261 Erkel, F. C., Raspberries; 413 Everbearing Strawberries, Geo. J. Kellogg; 125 Evergreens for Both Utility and Ornament, Earl Ferris; 29 Evergreens, Jens A. Jensen; 353 Executive Board, Annual Report, 1915, J. M. Underwood; 32 F Farm, The Value of Horticulture to the, Mrs. Clarence Wedge; 217 Ferris, Earl, Evergreens for Both Utility and Ornament; 29 Fertility of the Land, Increasing the, Prof. F. J. Alway; 250 Flower Garden for a Country Home, M. H. Wetherbee; 470 Flower Garden—a discussion, G. C. Hawkins; 417 Fruit-Breeding Farm, Report of Committee on State, Dr. O. M. Huestis and F. H. Gibbs; 24 Fruit-Breeding Farm, New Fruits Originated at Minnesota, Chas. Haralson, Supt.; 79 Fruit-Breeding Farm, Minnesota State, Chas. Haralson; 445 Fruit Judging Contest; 13 Fruit Growing a Successful Industry in Minnesota, A. W. Richardson; 103 Fruit Retail Methods and Costs, C. W. Moomaw; 411 Frydholm, Martin, Rose Culture; 162 G Garden, My Summer in a, Mrs. Gertrude Ellis Skinner; 317 Garden Helps, Mrs. E. W. Gould; 46, 85, 133, 178, 229, 260, 295, 326, 359, 400, 438, 479 Gardner, Chas. F., The Fall-Bearing Strawberries; 429 Gardner, Chas. F., What Frisky is Telling the Veteran Horticulturist; 350 Gibbs, F. H., Greenhouse versus Hotbeds; 467 Gibbs, F. H., Report of Committee on State Fruit-Breeding Farm; 24 Gladioli, Heredity in, G. D. Black; 433 Gould, Mrs. E. W., Garden Helps; 46, 85, 133, 178, 229, 260, 295, 326, 359, 400, 438, 479 Grape Culture, My Experience in, Jos. Tucker; 388 Gray, A. N., Marketing Fruit by Association; 27 H Hansen, Prof. N. E., What is Hardiness?; 185 Hansen, Prof. N. E., Newer Fruits in 1915, How Secured; 307 Hansen, H. F., A Successful Cold Storage for Apples; 243 Haralson, Chas., Supt., New Fruits Originated at Minnesota Fruit-Breeding Farm; 79 Haralson, Chas., Delegate, Annual Meeting, 1915, Wis. Hort. Society; 84 Haralson, Chas., Minnesota State Fruit-Breeding Farm; 445 Harris, F. I., Vice-President Report, 1915, 1st Cong. District; 114 Harris, Mrs. Melissa J., In Memoriam; 131 Harrison, C. S., Bread Cast Upon the Waters; 356 Harrison, C. S., Horticulturist as King; 303 Harrison, H. W., The Salome Apple; 374 Hawkins, G. C., Flower Garden—a discussion; 417 Hardiness, What is? Prof. N. E. Hansen; 185 Hegerle, M. H., Annual Report, 1915, Vice-Pres., 10th Cong. Dist.; 67 Hegerle, M. H., The Growing of Vegetables for Canning; 203 Horticultural Building, Report of Committee on, S. P. Crosby; 110 Horticulturist as King, C. S. Harrison; 303 How May State University and the Horticultural Society Best Co-Operate, Geo. E. Vincent; 375 Huestis, Dr. O. M., Dwarf Apple Trees; 137 Huestis, Dr. O. M., Report of Committee on State Fruit-Breeding Farm; 24 I Improvement, Civic, Mrs. Albertson; 435 In Memoriam, Mrs. E. Cross; 177 In Memoriam, Mrs. Melissa J. Harris; 131 Insects, Truck Crop and Garden, Prof. Wm. Moore; 455 J Jager, Prof. Francis, Bee-Keeper's Column; 86, 134, 179, 232, 262, 296, 327, 437 Jager, Prof. Francis, Wintering of Bees; 19 Jeffers Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Dewain Cook; 198 Jeffers Trial Station, Mid. Report, Dewain Cook; 280 Jensen, Jens A., Evergreens; 353 Johnson, Gust, Thirty Years in Raspberries; 69 Journal, Annual Meeting, 1915; 481 K Katzner, Rev. Jno. B., Mid. Report, Collegeville Trial Station; 277 Katzner, Rev. J. B., Annual Report, 1915, Collegeville Trial Station; 14 Keene, P. L., Marketing Fruit at Mankato; 343 Kellogg, Geo. J., Everbearing Strawberries; 125 Kellogg, Geo. J., Experiment Work of Chas. G. Patten; 276 Kellogg, Geo. J., June Bearing Strawberries; 53 Kimball, Miss Grace E., Planting and Care of Hardy Perennials; 471 Kimball, Miss Grace E., Hardy Perennials; 425 L La Crescent Trial Station, D. C. Webster; 281 Latham, A. W., Annual Meeting, 1915; 3 Latham, A. W., Letters to Members from Secretary; 49 Latham, A. W., Secretary's Annual Report, 1915; 222 Latham, A. W., Secretary's Financial Report, 1915; 226 Latham, A. W., Secretary's Corner; 47, 87, 136, 182, 263, 357, 439, 480 Latham, A. W., Summer Meeting, 1916; 266 Letter to Members from Secretary A. W. Latham; 49 Library, The Society; 294 Lice, Plant, on Blossoms; 65 Library, Additions to, 1916; 509 Library, Conditions about Taking Books from; 511 Life Members; 535 M Mackintosh, Prof. R. S., Bringing the Producer and Consumer Together; 321 Mackintosh, Prof. R. S., Eat Minnesota Apples; 132 Mackintosh, Prof. R. S., Orchard Notes; 180, 321, 360 Madison Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, M. Soholt; 171 Mandan, N. D., Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, W. A. Peterson, Supt.; 102 Mandan, N. D., Trial Station, W. A. Peterson; 282 Marcovitch, S., Strawberry Weevil; 220 Marketing Fruit Direct, H. G. Street; 238 Marketing Fruit by Association, A. N. Gray; 27 Marketing Fruit at Mankato, P. L. Keene; 343 Marketing System, A Satisfactory, G. A. Anderson; 242 Marien, Pierre B., Growing Beans and Sweet Corn; 172 Mayman, E. W., Annual Report, 1915, Vice-Pres., 6th Cong. Dist.; 168 Mid-Summer Reports, Trial Stations; 277 Michael, Rev. Geo., Growing Tomatoes in Northern Minnesota; 99 Minnesota Orchard, The, J. P. Andrews; 367 Montevideo Trial Station, Mid. Report, L. R. Moyer; 283 Montevideo Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, L. R. Moyer; 201 Moomaw, C. W., Fruit Retail Methods and Costs; 411 Moore, Prof. Wm., Truck Crop and Garden Insects; 455 Moore, O. W., Top-Working; 352 Mosbaek, Ludvig, Rhubarb Plant; 465 Moyer, L. R., Annual Report, 1915, Montevideo Trial Station; 201 Moyer, L. R., Mid. Report, Montevideo Trial Station; 283 My Neighbor's Roses; 265 N Nelson, Ed. A., The Plum Curculio; 245 Nevis Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Jas. Arrowood, Supt.; 77 Nevis Trial Station, Mid. Report, Jas. Arrowood; 286 Newer Fruits in 1915, How Secured, Prof. N. E. Hansen; 207 N. E. Demonstration Farm, W. J. Thompson, Supt.; 63 N. E. Iowa Horticultural Society, Annual Meeting, 1915, C. E. Snyder; 34 Notes on Plant Pests, A. G. Ruggles and E. C. Stakman; 121, 231 O Orchard Crop of 1915, My, Harold Simmons; 89 Orchard, My Experience with a Young, Roy Vial; 42 Orchard Notes, Prof. R. S. Mackintosh; 180, 328, 360 Orcharding in Minnesota, a discussion, Prof. Richard Wellington; 291 Orcharding in Minnesota, Prof. Richard Wellington; 36 Owatonna Trial Station, Thos. E. Cashman; 287 P Pabody, Ezra F., In Memoriam; 354 Packing and Marketing Apples, H. M. Dunlap; 333 Paynesville Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Frank Brown; 196 Paynesville Trial Station, Mid. Rep., Frank Brown; 288 Pendergast, Miss Nellie B., Support for Overloaded Fruit Tree; 349 Pergola, Its Use and Misuse, Chas. H. Ramsdell; 329 Perennials, Hardy, Miss Grace E. Kimball; 425 Peterson, P. H., Vice-Pres. Rep., 1915, 7th Cong. Dist.; 117 Peterson, W. A., Mid. Rep., Mandan, N. D., Trial Station; 282 Peterson, W. A., Supt., An. Rep., 1915, Mandan, N. D., Trial Station; 102 Pfaender, Wm., Jr., An. Meeting, 1915, S. D. State Hort. Socy.; 95 Pfeiffer, C. A., Surprise Plum a Success; 58 Philips, A. J., Top-Grafting; 207 Plant Chimera; 464 Plums We Already Have and Plums on the Way, Dewain Cook; 142 Potatoes, Standardizing Minnesota, A. A. Aamodt; 189 Premium List, Summer Meeting, 1916; 227 President's Greeting, Thos. E. Cashman; 1 Program, Annual Meeting, 1916; 475 Protect the Garden against Winter Weather; 389 Purdham, C. W., Tomatoes for the Kitchen Garden; 113 Patten, Chas. G., Experiment Work of, Geo. J. Kellogg; 276 Peonies, Old and New, A. M. Brand; 401 Perennial Garden at Carmarken, White Bear, J. W. Taylor; 441 Perennials, Planting and Care of Hardy, Miss Grace E. Kimball; 471 Premium List, Summer Meeting, 1916; 258 Producer and Consumer Together, Bringing the, Prof. R. S. Mackintosh; 321 R Ramsdell, Chas. H., Pergola, Its Use and Misuse; 329 Ramsdell, Chas. H., An. Rep., 1915, Vice-Pres., 5th Cong. Dist.; 166 Raspberries, F. C. Erkel; 413 Raspberries, Thirty Years in, Gust Johnson; 69 Record, E. W., Asparagus by the Acre; 164 Records of Executive Board, 1916; 506 Rhubarb Plant, Ludvig Mosbaek; 465 Richardson, A. W., Fruit Growing a Successful Industry in Minn.; 103 Roe, C. E., Supt., Annual Report, Duluth Trial Station; 66 Rose Culture, Martin Frydholm; 162 Ruggles, Prof. A. G., Notes on Plant Pests; 181, 231 Ruggles, Prof. A. G., Ravages of Buffalo Tree Hopper; 98 Running Out of Varieties, The, Prof. C. B. Waldron; 394 S Salome Apple, The, H. W. Harrison; 374 Sauk Rapids Trial Station, Annual Report, 1915, Mrs. Jennie Stager; 96 Sauk Rapids Trial Station, Mid. Rep., Mrs. Jennie Stager; 289 Secretary's Annual Report, 1915, A. W. Latham; 222 Secretary's Corner; 47, 87, 136, 182, 263, 357, 439, 480 Secretary's Financial Report, 1915, A. W. Latham; 226 Shelter Belt for Orchard and Home Grounds, A discussion; 379 Simmons, Harold, My Orchard Crop of 1915; 89 Skinner, Mrs. Gertrude Ellis, My Summer in a Garden; 317 Smith, E. A. State Flower and State Flag of Minnesota; 233 Snyder, C. E., An. Meeting, 1915, N. E. Iowa Hort. Socy.; 34 Soholt, M., An. Rep., 1915, Madison Trial Station; 171 South Dakota State Horticultural Society, Annual Meeting, 1915, Wm. Pfaender, Jr.; 95 Spraying the Orchard, H. M. Dunlap; 213 Spraying the Orchard, Hon. H. M. Dunlap; 119 Stager, Mrs. Jennie, An. Rep., 1915, Sauk Rapids Trial Station; 96 Stager, Mrs. Jennie, How Mr. Mansfield Grows Tomatoes; 156 Stager, Mrs. Jennie, Mid. Rep., Sauk Rapids Trial Station; 289 Stakman, Prof. E. C., Notes on Plant Pests; 181, 231 Stakman, Prof. E. C., Spraying Plums for Brown Rot; 148 Standards for Containers for Fruits, etc., Dept. of Agri.; 462 Starr, Miss Elizabeth, Color Combinations in the Garden; 449 State Flower and State Flag of Minnesota, E. A. Smith; 233 Strand, Geo. W., Treasurer's Annual Report; 33 Strawberry, The Fall-Bearing, Chas. F. Gardner; 429 Strawberry Weevil, S. Marcovitch; 220 Strawberries, June Bearing, Geo. J. Kellogg; 53 Street, H. G., Marketing Fruit Direct; 238 Summer Meeting, 1916, Notice of; 257 Summer Meeting, 1916, A. W. Latham; 266 Support for Overloaded Fruit Tree, Miss Nellie B. Pendergast; 349 Surprise Plum a Success, C. A. Pfeiffer; 58 T Taylor, J. W., Perennial Garden at Carmarken, White Bear; 441 Thompson, W. J., Supt., N. E. Demonstration Farm; 63 Tillotson, Mrs. H. B., Planting for Color Effects in the Garden; 427 Tomatoes for the Kitchen Garden, C. W. Purdham; 113 Tomatoes, How Mr. Mansfield Grows, Mrs. Jennie Stager; 156 Tomatoes in Northern Minnesota, Growing, Rev. Geo. Michael; 99 Top-Grafting, A. J. Philips; 207 Top-Working, O. W. Moore; 352 Treasurer, Annual Report of, 1915, Geo. W. Strand; 33 Tucker, Jas., My Experience in Grape Culture; 388 U Underwood, J. M., Annual Report, 1915, Executive Board; 32 University Farm and Hort. Society, A. F. Woods; 297 V Vial, Roy, My Experience with a Young Orchard; 42 Vice-President's Report, 1915, 1st Congressional District, F. I. Harris; 114 Vice-President, 2nd Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, John Bisbee; 165 Vice-President's Report, 1915, 4th Congressional District, J. K. Dixon; 100 Vice-President, 5th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, Chas. H. Ramsdell; 166 Vice-President, 6th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, E. W. Mayman; 168 Vice-President's Report, 1915, 7th Congressional District, P. H. Peterson; 117 Vice-President, 8th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, Frank H. Cutting; 195 Vice-President, 9th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, Mrs. H. E. Weld; 170 Vice-President, 10th Congressional District, Annual Report, 1915, M. H. Hegerle; 67 Vincent, Geo. E., How May State University and Horticultural Society Best Cooperate; 375 Vinegar from Minnesota Apples, Manufacture of Cider, Prof. W. G. Brierley; 313 W Waldron, Prof. C. B., The Running Out of Varieties; 394 Washburn, Prof. F. L., Entomologist Column; 135 Wealthy Apples, F. H. Ballou; 461 Webster, D. C., Mid. Rep., La Crescent Trial Station; 281 Wedge, Clarence, Camping on the Yellowstone Trail; 361 Wedge, Mrs. Clarence, The Value of Horticulture to the Farm; 217 Weld, Mrs. H. E., An. Rep., 1916, Vice-Pres., 9th Cong. Dist.; 170 Wellington, Prof. Richard, An. Rep., 1915, Central Trial Station; 158 Wellington, Prof. Richard, Orcharding in Minnesota, a discussion; 291 Wellington, Prof. Richard, Orcharding in Minnesota; 36 West Concord Trial Station, Annual Report, Fred Cowles, Supt.; 64 West Concord Trial Station, Fred Cowles; 290 Wetherbee, M. H., Flower Garden for a Country Home; 470 What Frisky is Telling the Veteran Horticulturist, Chas. F. Gardner; 350 Wisconsin Horticultural Society, Annual Meeting, 1915, Chas. Haralson, Delegate; 84 Wisconsin State Horticultural Society, F. Cranefield, Secretary; 236 Wollner, B., Jr., Currants as a Market Garden Product; 22 Woods, A. F., University Farm and Horticultural Society—Mutually Helpful in Developing Homes of the Northwest; 297

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