WASHINGTON STATE AGRICULTURAL BIBLIOGRAPHY JOURNALS …

WASHINGTON STATE AGRICULTURAL BIBLIOGRAPHY: JOURNALS & SERIALS, 1820‐1945 (329 titles)

WASHINGTON STATE AGRICULTURAL BIBLIOGRAPHY JOURNALS AND SERIALS

(published between 1820‐1945) 329 titles

Overview This bibliography was created by the University of Washington Libraries as part of the Preserving the History of U.S. Agriculture and Rural Life Grant Project funded and supported by the National Endowment of the Humanities (NEH), Cornell University, the United States Agricultural Information Network (USAIN), and other land‐grant universities.

Please note that this bibliography only covers titles published between 1820 and 1945. It excludes federal publications; articles or individual numbers from serials; manuscripts and archival materials; and maps. More information about the creation and organization of this bibliography, the other available bibliographies on Washington State agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, and the Preserving the History of U.S. Agriculture and Rural Life Grant Project for Washington State can be found at: http://www.lib.washington.edu/preservation/projects/WashAg/index.html

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1. 4‐H club and community news. Spokane, Wash.: J.R. Dunphy, 1925?‐. 2. Appleland news. Yakima, Wash.: F.W. Shields., 1936‐1961. (v. 1‐17; Jan. 10, 1936‐Dec.

1952.; 17 v.). Note: Succeeding Title: Appleland news (weekly, 1952). 3. Better fruit. Hood River, Or.: Better fruit Pub. Co., Vol. 1, no. 1 (July 1906)‐v. 61, no. 8

(June 1967). (61 v. : ill. ; 31 cm.). Note: Other Titles: Better fruit ... better vegetables (Apr.‐June 1967). Succeeding title:

Better fruit, better vegetables, Vol. 62, no. 1 (July/Aug./Sept. 1967) ‐ June 1972 (ceased). Official organ of the Northwest Fruit Growers' Association, Dec. 1907‐June 1918; of the Washington State Apple Commission (formerly Washington State Apple Advertising Commission) and at times of other similar organizations, Nov. 1938‐June 1951. Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11603 for v. 1‐61 (1907‐1967).

4. Canning age. New York etc.: National Trade Journals Inc. [etc.], 1920‐1943. (v. 1‐24; no.

7; Jan. 1920‐June 1943.; 24 v.; ill., ports, plans, diagrs.; 31 cm.). Note: "The manufacturing journal for tin and glass food packers." (varies)./ Succeeding

Title: Food packer and canning age, v. 24, no. 8‐11 (July‐Oct. 1943); Food packer, v. 24, no. 12‐v. 39, no. 10 (Nov. 1943‐Sept. 30, 1958). Reproduction: Microfilm./ v. [1, no. 2]‐v. 24, no. 7; Mar. 1920‐June 1943./ New York :/ New York Public Library,/ 1994./ 7 microfilm reels ; 35 mm./ (MN *ZZAN‐22886).

5. The Carnation milk farm news; published monthly in the interest of better sires and

dairy cows. Seattle, WA: 1910s‐1969. (‐v. 59, no. 1 ‐Dec. 1969.). 6. Chelan County courier. Spokane, Wash.: J.R. Dunphy, 1929‐1942. (Began in 1929.

Ceased in 1942.). Note: Listed as an "Industry and Agriculture" periodical in N.W. Ayer and Son's directory,

newspapers and periodicals, 1934. 7. Co‐op chick news. Kent, Wash.: West‐Line Breeders Association [etc.], 1935‐1957. (v. 1‐

30, no. 1; 1935‐Jan. 1957.; 30 v.). 8. Daily produce news. Seattle, Wash.: J.G. Dresen & Co., 1912‐1922. (No. 1 (Mar. 18,

1912)‐v. 11, no. 54 (June 3, 1922).; 11 v.). Note: Succeeding Title: Northwest daily produce news, Vol. 11, no. 55 (June 5, 1922‐). 9. Dairy and live stock. North Yakima, Wash.: 1907‐. Note: No existing copies available? 10. Dairy and produce review. San Francisco: 1901‐1906. (Began with 1, June 20, 1901 and

ceased March 8, 1906.).



Note: Succeeding Titles: Pacific dairy review, (1906‐1952). 11. Der Deutsch‐Amerikanische Farmer. Spokane, Wash.: [s.n.], 1890s. (v.). 12. Douglas County farmer. Spokane, Wash.: J.R. Dunphy, 1922‐1942. (Began in 1922.

Ceased in 1942.; v.). 13. East Washington Rural. Cheney or Spokane, Spokane Co., Wash.: 1886‐. Note: No

known existing copies. "An agricultural monthly," from Washington Newspapers, 1852‐1890 inclusive; a supplement to Professor Meany's list, by Douglas C. McMurtrie (Seattle: Univ. of Washington Press, 1935).

14. The Echo, a temperance journal. Olympia, Wash.: Printing Committee of the

Temperance Assn., 1868‐1874. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 1, 1868)‐v. 7, no. 9 (Dec. 10, 1874)). Note: Succeeding Title: Echo, a temperance ‐ agricultural journal, v. 7, no. 10 ‐ v. 7, no.

37 (Dec. 17, 1874 ‐ June 24, 1875); The Echo, v. 7, no. 38 ‐ v. 9, no. 22 (July 1, 1875 ‐ Mar. 21, 1877).

15. Fancy fruit. North Yakima, Wash.: Fancy Fruit Pub. Co., 1907‐1909. (Published 1907‐

1909.; v. :; ill. ;; 34 cm.). Note: "A monthly magazine devoted to horticulture." Succeeding Title: Washington

fruit grower (1909‐1910). 16. Farm and market journal. Spokane, Wash.: J.R. Dunphy, 1923‐1933. Note:

Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 23 (Jan. 1, 1924)./ "Official organ of the Washington State Farm Bureau Federation." Succeeding Title: Washington farm news, Vol. 15, no. 43 (May 3, 1934, 1930s‐1940s).

17. Farmer. Sprague, Wash.: W.F. Thompson, editor and publisher, 1894 ‐. Note: No

existing copies? 18. Farmer. Spokane, Wash.: C.L. Smith, 1902‐. Note: No known existing copies. 19. Flour and grain world. Seattle, Wash.: 1916‐1926. (v.1‐11). Note: No known existing copies. Began as Flour and Grain, then Flour and Grain Critic. 20. Fruitland; a national journal of land development and horticulture. Seattle: Northwest

Fruitland Service, 1922. (v. 1, no. 1‐6; Feb. 1922‐Nov. 1922.; v.; illus., ports.). Note: Editors: Charles R. Berry, and others. Other Titles: Fruit land; Fruitland ... and

Western bee journal (v. 1, no. 4‐6). 21. Fruits and flowers of Oregon and Washington. Portland, OR: D.H. Stearns, 1891‐1892.

(Vol. 1‐2 ; July 1891‐June 1892.; 2 v. in 1 :; col. pl. ;; 26 cm.).



22. The fur farmer magazine. Seattle, Wash.: Fur Farmer Magazine, 1923‐1934. (Vol. 1, no.

1 (Feb. 1923)‐v. 9, no. 12 (Dec. 1934).; 9 v. :; ill. ;; 30 cm.). Note: Succeeding Title: Fur farmer weekly, v. 10 (1935). 23. The Harrington citizen. Harrington, Wash.; Davenport, Wash.: [J.R. Goodwin], 1898‐

1965. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Nov. 11, 1898)‐v. 68, no. 17 (Dec. 23, 1965); 68 v. :; ill.). Note: Listed as an agricultural newspaper in N.W. Ayer and Son's directory, newspapers

and periodicals, 1947. Succeeding Title: Davenport times. 24. The inland empire. Walla Walla, Wash.: A.H. Harris, 1900‐1901? (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Aug.

1900)‐; ill. ;; 34‐37 cm.). 25. The KFPY farmer. Spokane, Wash.: [Symons Broadcasting Co.], 1945‐1946. (Ceased in

1946?; Vol. 1, no. 1 (Apr. 1945)‐; v. :; ill.). 26. The Klickitat County agriculturist. Goldendale, Wash.: W.J. Story, 1890‐1936. (Began in

1890.; ‐v. no. 44, no. 15 (Apr. 10, 1936).; v. :; ill.). Note: Succeeding Title: Klickitat County news, Apr. 1934.; ‐v. 3, no. 6 (May 28, 1936).;. 27. Lincoln County farmer. Spokane, Wash.: [s.n.], 1922‐1947. (Began in 1922? Ceased in

1947?). 28. Little logged‐off lands. Seattle: 1912‐1914. (v.1‐3 no.5; May 1,1912‐Sept. 1914.; v.;

illus.). Note: V.1‐2 no.4 issued as Little Logged‐Off Lands; ‐v.3 no.5 issued as Logged‐Off Farms

Magazine. 29. The Live stock and dairy journal. Sacramento, Calif.: Live Stock and Dairy Journal Pub.

Co., 1903‐1916. (Began with Vol. 1, no. 1 (June 1903); ceased with v. 16, no. 9 (Sept. 1916).; v. :; ill. ;; 34‐38 cm.).

Note: Vol. 15 omitted in numbering./ Succeeding Title: California cultivator, v. 1‐95 (1877‐1948). "Devoted to the advancement of the live stock and dairy industries of the Pacific Coast."/ Description based on: Vol. 7, no. 12 (Dec. 1908); title from caption./ Published by Agricultural Pub. Co., 1910‐1916. Other title: Livestock and dairy journal./.

30. Livestock show and mock sale. Pullman, Wash.: State College All‐Ag Club and Veterinary

Medical Association., 1919‐1927. (v.). 31. The New West trade. Spokane, Wash.: O.D. Strong, 1897‐1953. Note: Subject heading

is Grocery trade ‐‐ Northwest, Pacific ‐‐ Periodicals. Succeeding Title: Inland Empire trade topics, 56th. yr., no. 46 (Mar. 21, 1953) ‐.

32. Nez Perce County herald. Spokane, Wash.: J.R. Dunphy, 1922?‐. (v. :; ill.).



Note: Listed as an "Industry and Agriculture" periodical in N.W. Ayer and Son's directory, newspapers and periodicals, 1934. Date established given as 1922.

33. Nooksack sentinel. Nooksack, Wash.: [Sentinel], 1922‐1931. (Published 1922‐Jan. 1931.;

v. :; ill.). Note: Succeeding Title: Nooksack Valley farm review, Vol. 9, no. 46 ‐ (Feb. 5, 1931). 34. The North‐Pacific rural. Seattle, Wash.: Northup and Ward, 1876‐1870s. Note:

Description based on: Vol. 2, no. 1 (July 1887). 35. The Northwest : devoted to the development of the new northwestern states and

territories. New York: [s.n.], 1883‐1885. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan. 1883)‐; Ceased publication with vol. 3, no. 7 in July 1885?; v. :; ill. ;; 33 cm.).

Note: Succeeding Titles: The Northwest illustrated monthly magazine of literature, agriculture and western progress, (1883‐1903); The Northwest illustrated monthly magazine, (1880s‐1900s).

36. The Northwest farm & orchard. Spokane, Wash.: Farm and Orchard Pub. Co., 1910‐

1912. Note: Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11600 for v.1:no.7‐v.3:no.9 (Feb. 1910‐Mar. 15, 1912) Incomplete.

37. Northwest farm and home. North Yakima, Wash.: Mr. and Mrs. Legh R. Freeman, 1847‐.

Note: In Bailey's Cyclopedia of American Agriculture, v. 4 p.84. 38. The Northwest farm news. Bellingham, Wash.: Farmers Pub. Assn., 1917?‐1961. (Vol. ‐v.

44, no. 1 (Jan. 17, 1961)). Note: Continued by Northwest dairy news (1961‐1963). 39. Northwest fruit grower. Wenatchee, Wash.: Fruit Grower Publishing Co. , 1929‐1939. (v.

1‐11, no. 7; 1929‐July 1939.; 11 v.). Note: Supplement to Wenatchee daily sun. Preceding title: Wenatchee Fruit Grower.

Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11650 for v.2:no.31‐v.11:no.7 (Apr. 1930‐July 1939):[Lacks v.8:no.7‐12, v.10:no.10].

40. Northwest gardens. Seattle: Northwest Gardens, 1933‐1941. (Began with Mar. 1933.; ‐

v. 9, no. 1 (Mar. 1941).; 9 v. :; ill. ;; 26 cm.). Note: Edited by Cecil Solly. Suceeding Title: Northwest Gardens and Homes (1941‐

1953). 41. The Northwest horticulturist. Tacoma, Wash.: Henry Bucey, 1887‐1917. (Vol. 1, no. 1

(Oct. 1887)‐; Ceased with vol. 31, no. 1, Oct. 1917?; v. ;; 38 cm.). Note: Succeeding Titles: Northwest horticulturist, agriculturist and dairyman v. 1‐31, no.



10; Northwest dairyman and horticulturist v. 31, no. 11‐v. 35, no. 1; Northwest dairyman and farmer, v. 35, no. 2‐ (Feb. 1921‐).

42. The Northwest Pacific farmer. Portland, Or.: Northwest Pacific Farmer Co., 1888‐1928.

(Began in 1888? Ceased in 1928.). Note: Other Title: Pacific farmer. "The Northwest and the Pacific farmer consolidated

March 1, 1889." Preceding Title: Northwestern farmer, (1881‐86); Pacific farmer (Portland, Or.), (1887).

43. The North‐west tribune. Colfax, Wash. Terr.: L.E. Kellogg,, 1880‐1891. (Vol. 1, no. 2

(June 23, 1880)‐v. 12, no. 16 (Oct. 2, 1891).; v.). Note: No known existing copies. Succeeding Title: North‐west tribune rural (Spokane,

Wash. 1891‐1895). 44. The North‐western farmer. Olympia, Wash. Terr.: Farmer Pub. Co., 1875. (Vol. 1, no. 1

(Jan. 2, 1875)‐v. 1, no. 49 (Dec. 11, 1875); v. :; ill.). Note: "A journal devoted to the interests of the farm, fireside and workshop."/

Succeeding Title: Morning echo., Vol. 1, no. 1 (Sept. 14, 1875‐ Ceased in 1877). 45. Okanogan County rancher. Spokane, Wash.: J.R. Dunphy, 1922‐1942. (Began in 1922.

Ceased in 1942.). 46. Oregon poultry journal. Salem, Or.: Oregon Poultry Journal Pub. Co., 1890s‐1902.

(Ceased with v. 7, 1902.; v. ;; 30 cm.). Note: Succeeding Title: Northwest poultry journal, Began with v. 8, (1903; ceased with

Apr. 1938). Northwest poultry journal absorbed Pacific homestead, v.1 ‐ v.57, no.6 (1900 ‐ Aug. 1930), in 1930. Pacific poultryman, Seattle, Wash. Vol. 42, no. 1 ‐ v. 75, no. 8 (Jan. 1938 ‐ Aug. 1969). Also, see entry for Pacific poultryman, Seattle, Wash.

47. The Pacific coast dairyman : devoted to the dairy and its adjunct the pig. Tacoma,

Wash.: [Pacific Coast Dairyman], 1895‐? (v. 1, no. 1 (Nov. 1, 1895)‐; v. :; ill. ;; 34 cm.). Note: Editor: Guy MacL. Richards. 48. Pacific Coast review. San Francisco: Pacific Coast Review Pub. Co., 1900s‐1973. (v.1‐33,

no.6 (Oct. 1928‐June, 1959); v.; ill.). Note: Succeeding Title: Pacific grower. 49. Pacific dairyman. Yakima, Washington: 1908‐1914. (v. 1‐6, no. 6; July 1908‐Apr. 1914.; 6

v.). Note: Other Title: Horn and hoof; a progressive livestock monthly; v. 1‐5, no. 4. 50. The Pacific Northwest. Portland, Or.: P.S. Bates, 1903‐1917. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Aug. 1903)‐v.

24, no. 9 (Sept. 1917).; 24 v. :; ill. ;; 35 cm.). Note: Preceeding Titles: The Washington, Idaho, and Oregon Farmer (May 15, 1915)



along with the Oregon, Washington, and Idaho Farmer (Oct. 1, 1917) merged into The Pacific Northwest. Succeeding Titles: The Pacific Northwest merged into the Western Farmer (Spokane, WA), 1908 ‐ 1926; The Western Farmer was succeeded by The Oregon Farmer, Vol. 23, no. 20 ‐v. 94, no. 12 (July 1, 1914 ‐ June 17, 1971).; 72 v. :; ill. ;; 36 cm. See also entry for The rural Northwest (The Oregon Farmer also merged with titles relating to the The rural Northwest).

51. Pacific Northwest co‐operator. Walla Walla, Wash.: Pacific Supply Co‐operative, 1936‐

1957. (Began in 1936. Ceased in 1957?; v.). Note: Succeeding Title: Pacific circle (no info). 52. Pacific Northwest rabbit record. Kirkland, Wash.: Pacific Press., 1928. (v. 1‐, no. 1‐8;

May‐Dec. 1928.; 1 v.; illus., ports.). Note: Merged with American rabbit magazine (no info) to form American rabbit record,

v. 3, no. 9‐v. 4, no. 12, (Jan. 1929‐Apr. 1930). Succeeding Title: Small stock magazine (no info).

53. The Pacific poultryman. Seattle: Pacific Poultryman Pub. Co., 1938‐1969. (Vol. 42, no. 1

(Jan. 1938)‐v. 75, no. 8 (Aug. 1969)). Note: Absorbed Northwest poultry journal in June, 1938 (see separate entry under

Oregon poultry journal); American poultry journal, Western edition in March, 1947; and Poultry tribune (Pacific edition), v.1‐35, no. 7, (1896‐July 1931); v.42‐ (Jan. 1938‐); in Apr. 1947. Succeeding Title: Merged with Central, Eastern, and Southern editions of Poultry tribune, to form: Poultry tribune (Mount Morris, Ill. : 1969), Vol. 75, no. 9 ‐ v. 93, no. 9 (Sept. 1969 ‐ Sept. 1987).

54. Progressive poultryman. Yakima, Wash.: F.B. Greene., 1945‐1946. (v. 1‐v. 2, no. 8; Jan.

1945‐Aug. 1946.; v.; illus.). 55. Puyallup commerce. Puyallup, Wash.: J.W. Redington, 1886‐1897. (Published 1886‐

1897.; v. :; ill.). Note: "Hop reporter and fruit journal." Succeeding Title: Puyallup Valley tribune Vol. 1,

no. 1 ‐ v. 63, no. 81 (Sept. 5, 1903‐July 27, 1966);. 56. The ranch. North Yakima, Wash.: [s.n.], v.1:no.1 (Jan. 1894)‐ v.1:no.30 (Aug. 1894).

Note: Absorbed Washington state weather reporter in Aug. 1894. Succeeding Titles: Ranche and Range Vol. 1, no. 1 (Apr. 8, 1897)‐Aug. 21, 1902; The Ranch (Seattle, Wash.) Sept. 1, 1902‐v. 35, no. 11 (June 1, 1914); Washington farmer v.35‐96 (1914‐1971). Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11663 for v.1 ‐ v.35 no.12 (June 15, 1914) Incomplete for The Ranch and succeeding titles. Filming for Washington farmer is ongoing with additional grant funding.



57. The rural Northwest. Portland, Or.: H.M. Williamson, 1891‐1896. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Sept. 15, 1891)‐v. 6, no. 5 (Nov. 15, 1896).; 6 v.).

Note: Succeeding Titles: The rural Northwest merged with Oregon Agriculturalist to become The Oregon Agriculturalist, and the Rural Northwest, v. 6, no. 6 (Dec. 1, 1896)‐v. 16, no. 24 (Sept. 1, 1907).11 v.; The Oregon Agriculturalist, and the Rural Northwest was succeeded by Oregon agriculturist, v. 17, no. 1 (Sept. 15, 1907)‐v. 23, no. 19 (June 15, 1914).; 7 v. and The Oregon Farmer, Vol. 23, no. 20 (July 1, 1914)‐v. 94, no. 12 (June 17, 1971).; 72 v. :; ill. ;; 36 cm. See also Pacific Northwest (The Oregon Farmer also merged with titles relating to the Pacific Northwest).

58. Saddle and Sirloin Club sale. Pullman, Wash.: State College., 1915‐? (1st‐ May 1915‐; v.). 59. The Socialist herald. Seattle, Wash.: Socialist Pub. Association, 1912‐1900s. (Began in

1912.; v. :; ill.). Note: Succeeding Title: Nonpartisan League of Washington, Herald (1915‐1917). 60. The Spokesman‐review. Spokane, Wash.: Review Pub. Co., 1894‐. (Vol. 14, no. 34 (Nov.

26, 1896)‐; Ceased in 1929.; v.). Note: "Devoting especial attention to mining, agriculture and lumbering in the Pacific

Northwest." Preceding Titles: Spokane Falls review (Spokane Falls, Wash. : 1889); The Spokane review (1891‐1894);Weekly Spokesman‐Review (1894‐1896); Twice‐a‐week spokesman‐review (1896). Absorbed: Spokane daily times (1929).

61. Stevens County farm news. Spokane, Wash.: [s.n.], 1921‐1943. (Began in 1921. Ceased

in 1943?). Note: Editor J.R. Dunphy. 62. Toledo messenger. Toledo, Wash.: George A. Dew, 1909‐1949. (Began in 1909. Ceased

in 1949.). Note: Listed as an agricultural newspaper in N.W. Ayer and Son's directory, newspapers

and periodicals, 1943. 63. Uniontown journal. Uniontown, Wash.: S.P. Shutt, 1920‐1969. (Began in 1920.; ‐v. 48,

no. 9 (Aug. 14, 1969)). Note: Listed as an agricultural newspaper in N.W. Ayer and Son's directory, newspapers

and periodicals, 1947. 64. Walla Walla Valley Fruit Fair. s.l. s.n.: 1890s‐? (v.; ill.; 16 x 24 cm.). Note: Title varies slightly. 65. Washington agriculturist. Pullman: Washington State College Agriculture Club., 1908‐

1916. (v. 1‐9; 1908‐June 1916; 9 v.). Note: Succeeding Title: Continued in part by Washington industrialist, v. 1‐8, no. 6; (Aug

1918‐Jan. 1926).; 8 v. in 3.



66. The Washington farmer. Yakima, Wash.: Capital Pub. Co., 1884‐? (Vol. 1 no. 1‐ (Sept. 20,

1884‐).). Note: Legh R. Freeman, managing editor. Newspaper began publication in Yakima, WT

on Sept. 20, 1884. It moved the following year to North Yakima and again to Gibraltar (later changed to Dewey) in Skagit County in 1889.

67. Washington Farmer. Montesano, Grays Harbor Co., Wash.: 1884‐. Note: No

known existing copies. 68. Washington leader. Yakima, Wash.: Nonpartisan League of Washington, 1920‐1900s.

(Began in 1920.; v.). Note: Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 18 (Sept. 25, 1920)./ "Official organ of the

Nonpartisan League of Washington." 69. Washington Packer. Sumner, Wash.: Washington Packers Inc., 1935‐? (Began with

Volume 1, no. 1 (Aug. 1935).; v. :; ill. ;; 27 cm.). Note: Description based on Vol. 2, no. 1 (Aug. 1936). 70. Washington Poultry Journal. Seattle, Wash.: F.V. Van Dusen, editor and publisher, 1890 ‐.

Note: No existing copies? 71. Washington State farmers' directory, Pierce County. Spokane, Wash.: Farmers'

Directory Co., 1921‐. (v. :; ill. ;; 24 cm.). Note: Other Title: Farmers' directory. 72. Washington State farmers' directory, Spokane County. Spokane, Wash.: Farmers'

Directory Co., 1919/20?‐. (v. :; ill., maps ;; 23 cm.). Note: Description based on: 1919/1920. Other Title: Farmers' directory. 73. Weekly Welcome. Spokane, Wash.: Goodyear and Houghton., n.d. Note: No

known existing copies. "A society, agricultural, sporting and literary journal pubished by Goodyear and Houghton," from Newspapers of Washington Territory / by Edmond S. Meany (Seattle: Univ. of Washington Press, 1923).

74. Wenatchee fruit grower. Wenatchee, Wash.: Fruit Growers Pub. Co., 1926‐1931. (Began

in 1926. Ceased in 1931.; v.). Note: Succeeding Title: Wenatchee daily sun (1925‐1939). 75. The West Coast trade. Tacoma, Wash.: The West Coast Trade, 1889‐1941. (Published

1889‐1941.; v. :; ill.). 76. Western dairy foods. San Francisco: 1901‐1965. (v. 1‐69; 1901‐June 1965.; 69 v.; ill.; 29

cm.).



Note: Other Titles: Dairy foods review (1952‐Aug. 1960); Dairy and produce review (1901‐Mar. 1906); Pacific dairy review (Apr. 1906‐Feb. 1952); Dairy foods review (Mar. 1952); Western dairy foods review (Apr. 1952‐June 1963). Succeeding Title: Western milk and ice cream news (Apr. 1933‐Feb. 1973).

77. Western Farm and Home. Seattle, Wash.: 1800s‐. Note: No known existing copies. 78. The Western farm journal. Ellensburg, Wash.: [R.A. Turner], 1906‐1907. (Published

1906‐1907.; v. :; ill.). 79. Western home, fruit and garden. Seattle, Wash.: 1920‐1928. (v. 1‐9; Oct. 1920‐Dec.

1928.; 9 v.). Note: Other Titles: Berry grower; v. 1‐2, no. 3, (1920‐Jan. 1922); Western fruit, berries

and orchard; v. 2, no. 4‐v. 6, no. 4, (Mar. 1922‐Apr. 1924). Note: v.2 no.11‐v.4 no.10 omitted in numbering. SEE Northwest fruit grower (Seattle, Wash.); Western fruit, flower and garden; v. 6, no. 5‐v. 8, no. 4, (May 1924‐Apr. 1926).

80. Western livestock journal. Los Angeles, Calif.: Nelson R. Crow Publications, 1915‐1959.

(Vol. 1 (1915)‐v. 37, no. 56 (Oct. 1959).; 37 v. :; ill. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Succeeding Title: Western livestock journal. Pacific slope edition. 81. Western livestock reporter. Spokane, Wash.: N.G. Warsinske, 1940‐. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Sept.

6, 1940)‐; v. :; ill. ;; 43 cm.). Note: Imprint varies: P.K. Goggins, Billings Mont., / Supplement: Northwest livestock

directory, Northwest livestock annual, Western livestock reporter annual, Western livestock reporter. Breeder edition.

82. Western meat journal. Seattle.: 1935‐1938. (v. 1‐v. 4, no. 8; Jan. 1935‐Sept. 1938.; 4 v.;

illus.). Note: Succeeding Title: Western meat dealer v. 4, no. [9]‐v. 6, no. 1 (Oct. 1938‐Jan.

1940). 83. Western Washington Farmer. Napavine, Lewis Co., Wash.: 1886‐. Note: No known

existing copies. "See Centralia News (vol.1 1887‐)." / From Newspapers of Washington Territory / by Edmond S. Meany (Seattle: Univ. of Washington Press, 1923).

84. The wheat belt. Elberton, Wash.: D.M. Nulty Editor, 1892. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Nov. 12, 1892)‐

v. 1, no. 7 (Dec. 24, 1892).; v.; Weekly.). 85. Whitman county farm and home reporter. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension

Service., 1944‐1946. (v. 1‐ 19 ‐). 86. Whitman County farmer. Spokane, Wash.: Western Newspaper Pub., 1922‐1947.

(Began in 1922. Ceased in 1947.).



87. Willamette farmer. Salem, Or.: [s.n.], 1869‐1887. (Published Mar. 1869‐1887.; v. :; ill.). Note: Preceding title: Oregon cultivator (1870s‐1877). Other titles: North‐Pacific Rural

(Seattle, 1877‐78); North Pacific rural spirit (1879‐1910), Rural spirit: a weekly journal for the farmer & stockman (1910‐1919); Western breeders journal, (1919‐1934). Issues for 1888‐1894 have title: North Pacific rural spirit and Willamette farmer.

88. The working girl's friend. Seattle, Wash.: Commercial Publishing Co., Vol. 1, no. 1 (July

20, 1895) ‐ v. 1, no. 10 (Sept. 21, 1895). (1 v. : ill. ;). Note: Succeeding title: Washington women Vol. 1, no. 11 (Sept. 28, 1895) ‐ 89. York's bees and honey. Spokane.: 1920‐1923. (v. 1‐v. 4, no. 12; 1920‐Dec. 1923.; 4 v.;

illus.). Note: Editor: 19 ‐ George W. York. Succeeding Title: Bees and honey v. 5‐19, no. 7 (Jan.

1924‐July 1938); Frontier bees and honey ‐ v. 22, no. 3/4 (Aug. 1938‐July 1941). 90. Agricultural College, Experiment Station, and School of Science of the State of

Washington,. Bulletin. Pullman, Wash.: The Station, 1891‐1905. Vols. 1‐792. Note: Succeeding Title: Bulletin (State College of Washington. Agricultural Experiment Station), no. 73‐506 (1906‐1949); Bulletin (Washington Agricultural Experiment Station), no. 507‐792 (1949‐1974).

91. Agricultural College, Experiment Station and School of Science of the State of

Washington. Annual report of the government Agricultural Experiment Station at Pullman, Washington. Pullman, Wash.: The College, 1891. Note: Succeeding Titles: Annual report of the president of the Washington Agricultural College and School of Science and director of the Agricultural Experiment Station in connection with said College., 2nd (1892); Annual report of the Washington Agricultural Experiment Station, 3rd (1893); Annual report of the State Agricultural Experiment Station, 4th ‐ 20th (June 30, 1894 ‐ June 30, 1910); 17 v. Absorbed by: Bulletin (State College of Washington. Agricultural Experiment Station) in 1910/11.

92. Benton County Farm Bureau. Benton County news. Benton City, Wash.: Benton Co.

Farm Bureau, 1921‐1900s. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 1921)). Note: Official paper of: the Benton County Farm Bureau. 93. Boise conference of operating engineers. Report of Boise conference of operating

engineers for irrigation canal systems located in Idaho, Oregon and Washington. S.l.: 1900s. Note: No date information available.

94. Bowles, Edwin E., and Western Progressive Farmers (Organization). Western

progressive farmer. Seattle etc.: 1923‐1927. (v. 1‐4, no. 11). Note: "Official organ of the Western Progressive Farmers."



95. Chelan County Farm Bureau (Wash.). Wenatchee fruit grower. Wenatchee, Wash.:

Inland Empire Pub. Co., 1923? (v. ; 35 cm.). Note: Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project.

Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11599 for v.2:no.1‐v.2:no.5 (Feb.‐June 1923). Preceding Title: Chelan County Farm Bureau news.

96. Columbia Basin Commission. Report of the Columbia Basin Commission of the State of

Washington from. Olympia, Wash.: The Commission, 1933‐1946. (1st (Mar. 28, 1933 to Dec. 20, 1933)‐Jan. 1, 1945 to Sept. 30, 1946.; v. :; ill. ;; 23‐31 cm.).

Note: Succeeding Title: Columbia Basin Commission (Wash.), Biennial report of the Columbia Basin Commission (1950s?‐).

97. ———. Supplementary report of the Columbia Basin Commission of the state of

Washington from April 1, 1943 to Jan. 1, 1945. Wenatchee: Press of F.A. DeVos, 1945‐1900s. (14, [2] p.; fronts, illus., maps.; 31 cm.).

98. Dairy Cooperative Association (Portland, Or.). Dairy co‐op bulletin. Portland, Or.: Dairy

Co‐operative Association, 1900s‐1955. (‐vol. 25, no. 22 (Dec. 27, 1955); v. :; ill. ;; 22‐28 cm.).

Note: Succeeding Title: Bulletin for the producers of Mayflower milk products (1955‐1961). Subject headings include Dairying ‐‐ Washington (State). No known copies exist.

99. Eastern Washington Highway Association, Spokane County Good Roads Association, and

Inland Automobile Association. Highway data : information of value pertaining to road legislation. Spokane, Wash.: Eastern Washington Highway Association, 1900s‐1930s. (v. ;; 19 cm.).

Note: Succeeding Title: Highway needs and highway dollars (1940s‐?). 100. Farm Credit Administration of Spokane. Farm credit journal. Spokane: Farm Credit

Administration of Spokane, 1933‐1951. (v. 1‐18, no. 2). 101. Granger Farm Workers Camp. [The Granger leader of Region XI]. Granger, Wash.:

Granger Farm Workers Camp, 1941‐1942. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 25, 1941)‐v. 1, no. 12 (Feb. 1, 1942).; 1 v. :; ill.).

Note: First issue lacks title; title from v. 1, no. 2./ Succeeding Title: Leader (Granger, Wash.) Vol. 1, no. 13 (Feb. 8, 1942)‐; Reproduction: Microfilm./ (1941‐) Berkeley :/ Library Photographic Service, University of California, Berkeley,/ 1993./ 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm./ (Migratory labor camp papers).

102. Great Northern Railway Company. The Great Northern bulletin. St. Paul, Minn.: [Great

Northern Railway Company], 1890‐1900s. (Began publication in 1890.; v. :; ill. ;; 31 cm.). Note: Includes: Washington; "the Evergreen State"; agriculture, horticulture, stock

raising, dairying, lumbering, mining and fishing, v.19 (1909).



Description based on: Vol. 4, no. 1 (Jan. 1893); title from caption. 103. Inland Empire Horticultural and Floricultural Association. Report of the ... annual

convention of the Inland Empire Horticultural and Floricultural Association. Spokane, Wash.: Inland Printing Co., 1903‐1904. Note: Other Title: Fruit growing in eastern Washington; (1903). Succeeding Title: Washington State Horticultural Association. Proceedings, annual meeting, vols. 1‐36, (1905‐40).

104. International Dry‐Farming Congress. Dry Farming Congress. Billings, Mont.: The

Montana Board of Control, 1906‐. Note: Other Title: International Dry Farming Exposition. Reproduction: Microfilm./ v./ Bozeman, MT :/ Montana State University Libraries,/ 2000./ 1 microfilm reel : negative ; 35 mm./ (United States Agriculture Information Network (USAIN) and National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Preservation Project ; MTAG 010).

105. ———. The Dry Farming Congress bulletin. Denver, Colo.: The Congress, 1909‐1911.

(Vol. 2, no. 3 (Apr. 15, 1909)‐v. 4, no. 5 (March 1, 1911); 3 v. :; ill.). Note: Preceding Title: Bulletin (no dates available), issued to members of the Dry

Farming Congress. Succeeding Title: Dry‐farming (Vol. 4, no. 6 (April 1, 1911)‐; 2 v. :; ill.)); Dry‐farming and rural homes, (1912‐1915); Agricultural review (El Paso, Tex.) Vol. 9, no. 9 ‐ v. 22, no.3 (Jan. 1916 ‐ Sept. 1931); New Agricultural Review, v. 1, no. 2‐12, (Oct. 1931‐Dec. 1932).

106. ———. Hand book of dry farming. Spokane, Wash.: International Dry‐Farming

Congress, 1910. (In: Dry Farming Congress bulletin ;; vol. 3, no. 23, December 1, 1910;.) (p. 442‐720).

Note: "Contains a complete stenographic report of the Fifth Dry Farming Congress at Spokane, Washington, Oct. 3 to 6, 1910, the Constitution and list of officers for the year 1911."/ Includes indexes./ Reproduction: Microfilm./ Bethlehem, PA :/ Preservation Resources on behalf of North Dakota State University Library, Fargo, ND,/ 2001./ 1 microfilm reel : negative ; 35 mm./ (USAIN State and Local Agricultural and Rural Life Literature Preservation Project: North Dakota ; 16).

107. Island County Farm Bureau (Island County, Wash.), and Island County (Wash.). Auditor's

Office. Island County Farm Bureau news. Oak Harbor, Island County, Wash.: Island County Farm Bureau, 1920‐1950s. (Vol. 9, no. 14 (Jan. 23, 1920)‐; v. :; ill.).

Note: Preceding Title: Oak Harbor news (1916‐1920). Succeeding Title: Oak Harbor news (1951). One issue each year contains the Clerk's annual report for the previous fiscal year, ‐1937; the Auditor's annual report for the previous fiscal year, 1938‐1945./ Latest issue consulted: Vol. 39, no. 9 (Dec. 28, 1950).

108. Merchants Exchange (Seattle, Wash.). Statistical report ... [shipping reports]. Seattle,

Wash.: Merchants Exchange., 1934‐1900s. (1934‐; v.; 36 cm.). Note: Subject headings are: Lumber trade, Canned salmon, Wheat trade ‐‐ Washington



(State) ‐‐ Statistics. Shipping ‐‐ Washington (State) ‐‐ Statistics. 109. National Farmers' Union. Pacific farmers union. Pullman: Spokane Farmers Educational

& Co‐operative of America Washington and North Idaho Division., 1909‐1923. (v. 1‐13). 110. Nonpartisan League of Washington. The Nonpartisan. Seattle, Wash.: [Labor Temple

Office of the Nonpartisan League], 1916. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (June 8, 1916)‐; Ceased in 1916.; v. :; ill.).

Note: "Official organ of the Nonpartisan League of Washington and messenger of the forward movements of the state."

111. North Pacific Grain Growers. Cooperative comment. Spokane, Wash.: North Pacific

Grain Growers, 1935‐1937. Note: Description based on: Vol. 4, no. 1 (Mar. 1935)./. 112. Northwest Conservation League. Skylines : bulletin of the Northwest Conservation

League. Seattle, Wash.: Northwest Conservation League, 1930s‐1900s. Note: Description based on: Vol. 2, no. 4 (Oct. 1937).

113. Northwest Conservation League, and Washington (State). Office of the Secretary of

State. The Northwest conservationist. Seattle, Wash.: Northwest Conservation League, 1938‐1900s. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan.‐Mar. 1938)‐; v. :; ill. ;; 23 cm.).

Note: Includes: Spaulding, Forests and their future in the Northwest, 1938; Allen, North Pacific Fisheries, 1938.

114. Northwest Fertilizer Conference of Horticulturists. Report. Seattle, Wash.: 1936‐? (1936‐). 115. Northwest Fruit Growers' Association, and Washington (State). State Board of

Horticulture. Proceedings of the ... annual convention. Olympia, Wash.: O.C. White, Washington State Board of Horticulture, 1894 ‐1907. (1st (Feb. 14‐16, 1894)‐; Ceased with 15th in 1907).

116. Northwest Regional Council. Know your Northwest series. Portland, Or.: Northwest

Regional Council, 1940‐1943? Note: Includes: Pacific Northwest problems and materials: an introduction, Soil conservation in outline, Forestry depletion in outline, Seattle schools discover the region, and Pacific Northwest resources. Series created as teaching tools.

117. Northwest Scientific Association. Northwest science. Pullman, Wash., etc.: Published by

the Washington State University Press with the collaboration of the Northwest Scientific Association], 1927‐. (Vol. 1 (Mar. 1927)‐; v. :; ill. ;; 23 cm.).

Note: "Official publication of the Northwest Scientific Association." Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11573 for v.1‐21 (1927‐1947).



118. Nut Growers Society of Oregon and Washington. Proceedings of the Nut Growers Society of Oregon and Washington. Tigard, Or.: Nut Growers Society of Oregon and Washington., 1919‐1977. (1st‐62nd; 1919‐1977.; v.; ill.; 23 cm.).

Note: Other Title: Annual report and proceedings (1919‐). Proceedings for 1926‐57 issued in Oregon State Horticultural Society. Annual report, (1926‐57). Issued ‐1944 by the society under its earlier name: Western Nut Growers Association. Succeeding Title: Nut Growers Society of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. Proceedings of the Nut Growers Society of Oregon, Washington & British Columbia.

119. Oregon Farmer Union, and National Farmers' Union (U.S.). Division of Oregon. Oregon

Farmer Union. Eugene, Or.: Oregon Farmer Union, 1931‐1959. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (June 1931)‐v. 29, no. 4 (Sept. 1959).; 29 v.:; ill. ;; 44‐56 cm.).

Note: "Official organ of the Farmers' Educational and Co‐operative Union of America, Division of Oregon." Succeeding Title: Oregon‐Washington Farmer Union (1959‐1961).

120. Oregon Hop Growers Association. The Oregon hop grower. Mt. Angel, Or.: Oregon Hop

Growers Association, 1933. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (May 1933)‐v. 1, no. 10 (Dec. 1933).; v. :; ill. ;; 35 cm.).

Note: "A magazine devoted to the interests of the hop industry of the Pacific Coast"‐‐Masthead. Succeeding Title: Oregon Hop Growers Association.; Yakima Valley Hop Growers Association.; United Hop Growers of California. Pacific hop grower Vol. 1, no. 11 ‐ v.7 (Jan. 1934 ‐ 1940).;.

121. Pacific Coast Association of Nurserymen. Proceedings of ... annual meeting. Tacoma,

Wash.: 1903‐? (v. 1‐; v.). 122. Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers. Annual report of the manager. Portland, Or.: Pacific

Cooperative Wool Growers, 1920s‐? (v. ;; 23 cm.). Note: Description based on: 8th (1927); title from cover. 123. Pacific Highway Association, Automobile Club of Seattle, and Washington Good Roads

Association. Western motor car. Seattle: Western Motor Car, Inc., 1909‐1915. ([Vol. 1, no. 1] (May 1909)‐[v. 7, no. 7] (Dec. 1915).; 7 v. :; ill. ;; 31 cm.).

Note: Title from cover./ Official publication of: Pacific Highway Association; Automobile Club of Seattle; and, Washington Good Roads Association.

124. Pacific International Live Stock Exposition. Pacific International Livestock Exposition.

Preliminary classification. North Portland, OR.: The Exposition, 1910's. Note: Description based on: Dec. 6‐11, 1915.

125. Pacific International Live Stock Exposition, Inc. Official catalog and awards. North

Portland, OR: 1915‐? 126. Pacific International Livestock Exposition. Official catalogue of the ... annual Pacific



International Live Stock Exposition. North Portland, Or.: Pacific International Livestock Exposition, 1921‐1929. Note: Succeeding Titles: Official award book of the ... annual Pacific International Live Stock Exposition, (1920s); Official catalog of the ... annual Pacific International Livestock Exposition, Inc., (1900s‐?). Other Titles: Official catalog and awards ... Pacific Live Stock Exposition; 1921; Official awards; Official catalog ... annual Pacific International Live Stock Exposition; Official catalog of the ... annual Pacific International Live Stock Exposition; 1923; Official catalogue; Official catalog.

127. Pacific Northwest Crop Improvement Association. Annual report. Spokane: [s.n.], 1943‐.

(Vol. 1 (1943)‐; v. ;; 23 cm.). 128. ———. Bulletin. Walla Walla, Washington.: 1943‐? 129. Pacific Northwest Farm Bureau. Pacific Northwest Farm Bureau news. Walla Walla,

Wash.: 1926‐1947. (v. 1‐21). 130. Pacific Northwest Milk Dealers' Association, Pacific Northwest Association of Dairy and

Milk Inspectors, and Western Dairy Instructors' Association. Western milk dealer and dairyman. Seattle: Dairy Products Pub. Co., 1900s‐1926. (v.6‐15).

Note: Succeeding Title: Western milk dealer and dairy counselor, v. 9, no. 1‐ (May 1926‐); v.; illus., ports.

131. Pacific Northwest Reclamation Committee. Report of the ... meeting of the Pacific

Northwest Reclamation Committee. Portland, Or.: Pacific Northwest Reclamation Committee, 1933‐1900s. ([1st] (Sept. 5, 1933)).

Note: Latest issue consulted: 2nd (Dec. 21, 1933). 132. Pacific Northwest Refrigerated Locker Association, and Washington Refrigerated Locker

Association. Western frozen foods. Seattle, Wash.: 1939‐1948. (v. 1‐9, no. 4; Feb. 1939‐Feb. 1948.; 9 v.; ill.; 31 cm.).

Note: Reproduction: Microfilm./ v. 1‐9, no. 4; Feb. 1939‐Feb. 1948./ Bethlehem, PA :/ Preservation Resources for NYPL,/ 1995./ 2 microfilm reels ; 35 mm./ (*ZZAN‐22580). Combined with Western locker in March 1948 (Vol. 2, no. 8 [i.e. v. 9, no. 3] (Jan. 1948)‐; ).

133. Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Commission, and Pacific Northwest Regional

Planning Conference. Proceedings of the ... Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Conference. Portland, OR: Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Commission, 1934‐? (1st (1934)).

134. Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Commission, and United States. National Resources

Board. Planning news. Portland, Or.: Pacific Northwest Resources Board, 1930s. Note: Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 3 (Sept. 1934); title from caption.



135. Pacific Northwest Wool Growers' Association. Proceedings. Helena, Mont.: The Association, 1902. (1 v. ;; 24 cm.).

Note: 1‐4 never published? 136. Pacific Wool Growers. Pacific cooperative wool grower. Portland, Or.: Pacific Wool

Growers., 1900s‐1947. (no. 108 ‐ 163 ( ‐Mar. 1947)?). Note: Succeeding Title: Pacific wool grower, v.1‐12 (1960‐65). 137. Polson Implement Company. Catalog. Seattle: Polson Implement Co., 1920s?‐. (v.; illus.;

27 cm.). 138. Railroad Commission of Washington. Standard grades of grain and hay in the state of

Washington as established by the Railroad Commission of Washington ... and rules and regulations governing same. Tacoma, Wash.: Railroad Commission of Washington, 1909?‐. Note: Description based on: Sept. 8, 1910. Succeeding Title: Public Service Commission of Washington, Standard grades of grain and hay and rules and regulations governing weighing and inspection and governing public and terminal warehouses, v. ;; 16 cm. (1910s‐).

139. Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Horse Show Committee, and Seattle Horse Show.

Official souvenir program. Seattle, Wash.: 1924‐? (1st‐ 1924‐; v.; 22 cm.). Note: Sponsored by the Horse Show Committee of Seattle Chamber of Commerce. 140. Seattle Grain Exchange. Seattle Grain Exchange bulletin. Seattle.: 1942‐1973. 141. Seattle Horse Show Association, and Seattle Horse Show. Official program. Seattle,

Wash.: 1906‐1900s. (1st‐ 1906‐; v.; ill.; 22‐24 cm.). Note: Held by the Seattle Horse Show Association, 1907‐ Other titles: Official program

(1906); Official classification list (1907). 142. Seattle International Horse Show. Annual Seattle International Horse Show, Seattle,

Washington. Seattle: Seattle International Horse Show Association, 1928‐? (1st‐ 1928‐; v.).

143. Seattle National Bank. Trade and crop bulletin. Seattle.: 1911‐1916. 144. Skagit and Island County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Annual report of the

Skagit and Island County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Burlington, Wash.: Island County Dairy Herd Improvement Association, 1940‐1942. Note: Other Titles: Skagit‐Island Dairy Herd Improvement Association; Skagit County Dairy Herd Improvement Association. Description based on: 18th (1940).

145. Skookum Packers Association. Northwest fruit grower (Seattle, Wash.). Seattle: Fruit

Grower Pub. Co., 1920‐1922. (v. 1‐4, no. 3 (July 1920 ‐ March 1922)).



Note: "A monthly journal devoted to the growing and marketing of Pacific fruits." Absorbed by: Western Fruit, Berries and Orchard which was absorbed by Western home, fruit and garden. SEE Western home, fruit and garden. Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11651 for v.1:no.1‐v.4:no.3 (July 1920‐Mar. 1922) .

146. ———. Skookum news. Wenatchee, Wash.: Skookum Packers Association., 1941‐1942

Ceased with June/July 1942? 147. Smith, Joe. The Joemma bulletin. Longbranch, Wash.: J. Smith, 1900s‐1926. (Vol. ‐v. 8,

no. 3 (June 1, 1926); v. ;; 22 cm.). Note: "A personally conducted bi‐monthly periodical, part magazine, part catalog and

part personal resume of the ideas and doings of its editor." Succeeding Titles: Joe's bulb bulletin, Vol. 8, no. 4 ‐ v.16, no.6 (Aug. 1, 1926‐Dec. 1934); Joe's seed bulletin, Vol. 17, no. 1 ‐ ‐v. 31, no. 3 (Feb. 1935 ‐ May/June 1949); Joe's bulletin (no info).

148. Southwest Washington Fair. Premium list. Chehalis: Bee‐Nugget Pub. co., 1912‐? (v.). 149. Spokane (Wash.). Water Division. Annual report. Spokane, Wash.: Spokane (Wash.)

Water Division, 1900s‐? Note: Description based on: Fifth annual report (1915). 150. State College of Washington. Proceedings of Forage School. Pullman, Wash.: 1938.

Note: No known existing copies. 151. ———. Research studies of the State College of Washington. Pullman, Wash.: State

College of Washington, 1929‐1959. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Apr. 1929)‐v. 27, no. 2 (June 1959)). Note: Succeeding Title: Research studies (Pullman, Wash.), Vol. 27, no. 3 ‐ 52 [i.e. 51],

no. 3/4 (Sept. 1959 ‐ Sept./Dec. 1983). Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11602 for v.1‐27 (1929‐1959).

152. State College of Washington. Agricultural Experiment Station. Mimeograph circular.

Pullman, Wash.: The Station, 1943‐1947. (No. 1‐; Ceased in 1947). Note: Latest issue consulted: No. 46, issued in June 1947./ Succeeding Title: Station

circular (Pullman, Wash.), no.49‐453 (1947‐1965). 153. ———. Records of experimental data in animal husbandry at the Irrigation Experiment

Station. Prosser, Wash.?: Washington Agricultural Experiment Stations State College of Washington, 1940s‐? (v. ;; 28 cm.).

Note: Description based on: 1952. By W.W. Heinemann. 154. State College of Washington. Agricultural Experiment Station, United States. Bureau of

Entomology, and Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Spray recommendations for codling moth control, Washington for. Pullman, Wash.: State College of Washington



Agricultural Experiment Station, 1920s‐1930s. Note: Other Title: Spray recommendations for codling moth control in Washington for ...; (<1932>‐1933). Succeeding Title: Recommendations for codling moth control in Washington for ..., (1934 ‐ ?); Recommendations for codling moth and orchard mite control in Washington for ... (1930s?); Recommendations for codling moth, orchard mite and scale control in Washington for ... (1940s?); Control of codling moth, orchard mite, aphis and scale in eastern Washington ... (1940s?).

155. State College of Washington. Agricultural Experiment Station, and Washington (State).

Western Washington Experiment Station. Puyallup. Bulletin, special series. Pullman: The Station, 1909‐1912. (No. 1‐9.; 9 v. :; ill.).

Note: "Investigations conducted at Western Washington Experiment Station, Puyallup, Washington."/.

156. State College of Washington. Agricultural Experiment Station, Washington Agricultural

Experiment Station, State College of Washington. Institute of Agricultural Sciences, and Washington State University. Institute of Agricultural Sciences. Annual field day. Pullman, Wash.: State College of Washington Institute of Agricultural Sciences Agricultural Experiment Station, 1900s‐1964. (‐48th (1964).).

Note: Description based on: 33rd (June 14, 1949). Succeeding Title: Field day (1965‐1970s).

157. State College of Washington. Cooperative Extension Service. [Reports]. v.p.: 1913‐?

Note: Consists of annual Field studies and demonstrations reports and miscellaneous administrative reports, for each county in Washington. Other Title: Field studies and demonstrations.

158. State College of Washington. Dept. of Animal Husbandry. Stallion and jack registration

in Washington. Pullman, Wash.: State College Dept. of Animal Husbandry., 1912‐? (1st‐ 1911/12‐; v.).

159. State College of Washington. Dept. of Extension. Circular. Pullman, Wash.: The Dept.,

1916‐1910s. (No. 1 (Mar. 1916) ‐). Note: Succeeding Title: State College of Washington. Extension Service, Circular, ‐no. 8

(Mar. 1920) [1910s‐1920]; Extension circular, no. 9 (Nov. 1920)‐ [1920‐1900s]; Circular, no. 1‐18 (Mar. 1930 ‐ Mar. 1934, rev.).; 4‐H circular, no. 12‐ [1932‐1900s]; Extension circular, no. 19‐294 (Apr. 1933‐Jan. 1959).

160. ———. Series I. Pullman, Wash.: State College of Washington. Dept. of Extension, 1913‐

1917. (Began with no. 1 (Sept. 1913); ceased with no. 31 (Dec. 1917)). Note: Succeeding Titles: Series I (1917‐1920); Bulletin, No. 64 ‐165 (June 1920 ‐ Aug.

1931); Extension bulletin, No. 166 ‐ 534 (March 1932 ‐ June 1959). 161. State College of Washington. Dept. of Poultry Husbandry. All‐Northwest egg‐laying



contest. Pullman, Wash.: 1910s? 162. ———. Special problems in poultry. Pullman, Wa.: 1931‐1942. (1931‐1942.). 163. State College of Washington. Division of Apiculture, and Axel L. Melander. Annual report

of the Division of Apiculture to the Governor of Washington. Pullman, Wash.: State College of Washington Office of the Entomologist, F.M. Lamborn Public Printer, 1921‐? (1st (Mar. 1, 1921)).

Note: At head of title: Reports by A.L. Melander, entomologist, in charge./ Latest issue consulted: 5th (1924/1925).

164. State College of Washington. Engineering Experiment Station. Engineering bulletin.

Pullman, Wash.: The College, 1900s‐1947. (‐no. 70 (May 1, 1947).; v. ;; 24 cm.). Note: Includes: Dana, A survey of fruit cold storage plants in central Washington, 1928;

Dana and Miller, The farm freezing plant and how to use it, 1939. Some titles not relevant to agriculture. Succeeding Title: Bulletin (Washington State Institute of Technology. Engineering Experiment Station) No. 71‐72 (Jan. 1948 ‐ Dec. 1948).

165. State College of Washington. Extension Service. 4‐H Club camp program. Pullman,

Wash.: State College Extension Service., 1922‐? (1st‐ 1922‐; v.). Note: Other Titles: Four‐H Club camp program; Boys and Girls' Club week program

(1922‐28); Boys and Girls' Club camp program (1929‐34); Boys and Girls' 4‐H Club camp program (1935‐41).

166. ———. Agricultural news. Pullman, Washington.: 1914‐1948. Note: Issued with

publication also are Household hints later called Homemakers briefs. Issued with: Household hints/ Homemakers news. Other Titles: Extension Service news (1914‐Apr. 1931); Agricultural Extension Service news (May 1931‐1944). Succeeding Title: Washington farm home news.

167. ———. Animal husbandry circular. Pullman, Washington.: 1912‐? (no. 1‐ May 1918‐). Note: "United States Department of Agriculture cooperating." 168. ———. Conference and school for extension workers, program. Pullman, Wash.: 1919‐

1945. (1st‐). 169. ———. The cooperator. [Pullman, Wash.]: Extension Service, State College of

Washington, [1920]‐1931. ([v. 1]‐10; [1920]‐1929.; 10 v.). Note: Mimeographed./ "U.S. Dept. of Agriculture cooperating." Microfilmed as part of

USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11599 for v.1‐v.12:no.10 (1920‐1931) Incomplete.

170. ———. Daily bark & meow. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension Service., 1920s‐?

Note: Subject heading is Agricultural extension work ‐‐ Washington (State).



171. ———. Daily owl. Pullman, Wash.: Washington State College Extension Service., 1924‐?

Note: Subject heading is Agricultural extension work ‐‐ Washington (State). 172. ———. Demonstration farm report. Pullman, Wash.: 1912. 173. ———. Demonstration outline. Pullman, Wash.: 1942‐? (no.1‐). Note: "United States Department of Agriculture cooperating." 174. ———. Farm management demonstration work at Enumclaw, King County,

Washington. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension Service., 1915‐? Note: "U. S. Dept. of Agriculture cooperating."

175. ———. Food and cooking talk broadcast. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension

Service., 1940s‐? 176. ———. Garden sass. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension service., 1938‐1939.

Note: "A weekly batch of news from Washington farms dished up by Al Bond."/ Mimeographed.

177. ———. Home economics circular. Pullman, Wash.: 1917‐1900s. (no. 1‐). Note: Mimeographed. 178. ———. Home economics news. Pullman, Wash.: Extension Service., 1934‐? (v. 1‐13). Note: Mimeographed. Other Titles: Home economics news service; 1934‐. 179. ———. Home egg lay contest. Pullman, Wash.: 1925. (19 ‐; v.). Note: Mimeographed./ Head of title: Cooperative extension work in Agriculture and

Home Economics. 180. ———. Home management series. Pullman, Wash.: 1900s‐? (no. 1‐ 19). Note: Later issues bear numbers from the Extension mimeo series. 181. ———. Horticulture extension circular. Pullman, Wash.: 1917‐? (no. 1‐ 1917‐). Note: Mimeographed./ "United States Department of Agriculture cooperating". 182. ———. Mail‐o‐gram. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension Service, 1923‐1924.

Note: Subject is Agriculture ‐‐ Washington (State). 183. ———. Monthly communications from State College departments to county agents.

Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension Service., 1919‐? 184. ———. Nutrition series. Pullman, Washington: 1900s‐? (no further date info). (v.).



185. ———. Poster bulletin. Pullman, Wash.: 1910s‐? (no. 1‐ 191 ‐). Note: Subject headings are Agricultural extension work ‐‐ Washington (State) and

Agriculture ‐‐ Research ‐‐ Washington (State). 186. ———. Poultry pointers. Pullman, Wash.: Extension Service State College of

Washington, 1930‐1900s. (No. 1 (Sept. 1930)‐; v. :; ill.). Note: Title from caption./ Some numbers issued also as Extension bulletin./ Latest issue

consulted: No. 43 (June 1953). 187. ———. Pyrotol circular. Pullman, Wash.: 19??‐1914. (no. 1‐ 19 ‐). 188. ———. Report of the annual conference. Pullman, Wash.: 1927‐1928,1933,1942.

Note: Other Title: tenographic (sic?) report of session of the annual conference of extension workers.

189. ———. Summary report, county agent work by projects. Pullman, Wash.: 1918. (no. 1‐

19). Note: Other Title: County agent work by projects. 190. ———. Survey of Thurston County farms. Pullman, Wash.: 1927. (1st‐ 19 ‐). Note: Mimeographed. 191. ———. Washington farm situation. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension Service.,

1925‐1930. Note: Mimeographed. Preceding Title: Washington farm outlook (no info).

192. ———. Washington homemaker. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension Service.,

1935‐1936. Note: Mimeographed. 193. ———. Washington State farmcast. Pullman, Wash.: State College Extension Service.,

1939‐1947. Note: "United States Dept. of Agriculture cooperating." 194. ———. Washington's dairy herd improvement report. Pullman, Wash.: Agricultural

Extension Service Institute of Agricultural Sciences The State College of Washington, 1945‐? Note: Other Title: DHIA year book; 1948‐.

195. State College of Washington. Extension Service, and United States. Dept. of Agriculture.

Farm war news. Pullman, Wash.: Extension Service State College of Washington, 1944‐? (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Mar. 17, 1944)‐).

Note: Title from caption./ Issued in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture.



196. ———. Mimeograph circular. Pullman, Wash.: Extension Service State College of Washington U.S. Dept. of Agriculture cooperating, 1900s. (‐236.; v. :; ill. ;; 22‐28 cm.).

Note: Other Titles: Mimeograph circular (State College of Washington. Extension Service); Mimeograph; Mimeo. Description based on: 204 (Sept. 1943)/ Title varies./ Each issue has also a distinctive title. Succeeding Title: Ext. mimeograph (State College of Washington. Extension Service), nos. 237‐2867 (1944‐1957); E.M. (Pullman, Wash.), no further info.

197. State College of Washington. Farm Markets Office. Circular. Pullman, Wash.: 1917‐? (no.

1‐; 8 vo.). Note: no. 1. Projects of the Office of Farm Markets. 1917.‐‐no. 19. Advantages of market

grades to the producer by Asher Hobson. 1918. A few early numbers called Announcement.

198. ———. Popular bulletin. Olympia: 1920‐? (no. 1‐; v.; fol.). Note: no. 1. Directory of breeders of pure bred stock in the State of Washington [1920]. 199. State College of Washington. Institute of Dairying. Papers presented at the ... annual

State College of Washington, Institute of Dairying. Pullman, Wash.: State College of Washington, 1931. (4th (1931).; 1 v.).

Note: Succeeding Titles: Proceedings of the ... annual State College of Washington Institute of Dairying, 5th ‐ 28th (1932 ‐1959).; 24 v.

200. State College of Washington. Irrigation Branch Experiment Station. Progress report.

Prosser, Wash.?: The Station, 1930s? ‐ 1960s? (v. ;; 29 cm.). Note: Description based on: 1939. 201. State College of Washington. Library. Library bulletin. Pullman, Wash.: The Library,

1916‐1924. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 1916)‐no. 14 (Aug. 1924)). Note: Subject headings include: Home economics ‐‐ Bibliography ‐‐ Periodicals. Also,

Political science ‐‐ Bibliography ‐‐ Periodicals and State College of Washington. Library ‐‐ Periodicals.

202. State College of Washington. Library, and United States Food Administration. Weekly

news letter. Pullman Wash.: The Library, 1918. (‐v. 1, no. 13 (May 11, 1918).; v. :; ill. ;; 28 cm.).

Note: Printed on one side to be posted on a bulletin board./ Succeeding Title: Library news letter, no. 14 ‐ (May 11, 1918 ‐ ). Subject headings include: World War, 1914‐1918 ‐‐ Food supply ‐‐ United States ‐‐ Periodicals. Food conservation ‐‐ Washington (State) ‐‐ Periodicals. Food conservation ‐‐ United States ‐‐ Periodicals.

203. State College of Washington. Office of Farm Markets, and United States. Dept. of

Agriculture. Bulletin. Pullman, Wash.: Office of Farm Markets State College of Washington and Bureau of Markets U.S. Dept. of Agriculture cooperating, 1918‐1900s.



(No. 1 (Oct. 1918)). Note: No. 1. Public markets in the state of Washington / by George S. Wehrwein ‐‐ No.

2. Report of the activities of the Office of Farm Markets. Each volume has a distinctive title.

204. State College of Washington. Rural Life Conference. Report. Pullman: 1913‐? (1st‐). 205. United Dairymen's Association. Annual. Seattle, Wash.?: 1938? (v.; ill.; 29 cm.). 206. United States. Dept. of Agriculture, and Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Grain

report, state of Washington. Olympia, Wash.: Washington State Dept. of Agriculture, 1940s? (v. ; 28 cm.).

Note: Description based on: Receipts 1941 crop; title from cover. U.S. Department of Agriculture cooperating Washington State Department of Agriculture.

207. University of Washington. University of Washington extension series. Seattle, Wash.:

University of Washington, 1934‐? (No. 1 (Dec. 1934)‐; v. :; tables ;; 23 cm.). Note: Includes: Stretching the dollar for the family's health, 1934; Better meals with the

dollar stretched suggestions for the experienced housewife and recipes for the novice, 1935; A handbook of child guidance, 1936.

208. ———. University of Washington publications in biology. Seattle, Wash.: University of

Washington Press, 1932‐? (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Aug. 1932)‐; v. :; ill. ;; 26 cm.). Note: Each number has also a distinctive title. Some titles out of scope but includes:

Hubbs, A new catostomid fish from the Columbia River and Hotson, Key to the rusts of the Pacific Northwest.

209. Washington (State). Bureau of Labor. Comparative statistics on foodstuffs and fuel for

3,4,5 years as shown in a budget of the annual cost of living of a family of five persons based on prices prevailing in month of April of each year. Olympia: 1916‐1918. (v.).

210. Washington (State). Bureau of Statistics, Agriculture and Immigration. Annual report of

the Bureau of Statistics, Agriculture and Immigration on the agricultural, industrial and commercial conditions of the state. Olympia, Wash.: The Bureau, 1896. (1st (1896).).

Note: No reports published 1897‐1900. Succeeding Title: Agricultural, manufacturing and commercial resources and capabilities of Washington, (1901‐1903); A review of the resources and industries of Washington, (1905‐1909); Biennial Report, (1900s‐1916); Deputy Commissioner's annual report for the year ending ... (1917‐1900s).

211. Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Bulletins. Olympia, Wash.: 1943‐. (nos. 1 and

2‐ Mch. 1943‐; v.).



212. ———. Horticulture in the State of Washington. Data. v.p.: 1939‐1955. Note: "This report is a cooperative project of the Washington State Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U.S.D.A." ‐ 1950‐52. Cover title./ Sub‐title varies./ A statistical reference and guide, including the annual summary.

213. ———. Monthly news letter. Olympia, Wash.: The Dept., 1910s‐. Note: Other Titles:

Agriculture in Washington. 214. ———. Official standards for grapes. Olympia, Wash.: 1933‐. 215. ———. Premium list of the Washington State Fair. Yakima, WA: 1894‐1936? 216. ———. Report of the Department of Agriculture of the state of Washington to the

Governor. Olympia, Wash.: Public Printer, 1914‐1916. (1st‐2nd (July 1, 1914 to June 30, 1916)).

Note: Microfilmed as part of USAIN state and local literature preservation project. Washington. See University of Washington Libraries Microfilm A11640 for 1st‐2nd (1913/14‐1914/16). Succeeding Title: Biennial report of the Department of Agriculture of the state of Washington to the Governor; 3rd‐29th (1916/1918‐1968/1970) also filmed. See Microfilm A11640 for 3rd‐29th (1916/18‐1968/70):[Lacks 14th,27th].

217. Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture, and United States. Agricultural Marketing

Service. Washington berry crops. Olympia, Washington State Dept. of Agriculture: Seattle, Wash., 1940s‐1950's. Note: Other Titles: Berry crops.

218. ———. Washington vegetable crops. Olympia: Washington State Dept. of Agriculture

[and] U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing Service, 1930s‐1950's. 219. Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture, Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture.

Division of Dairy and Foods, Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Division of Dairy and Livestock, and Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Seed Inspection & Certification Service. Order. Olympia: The Dept., 1900s?‐1950s. Note: Description based on: Oct. 9, 1937; title from caption./ Issued by by various divisions <1937‐1958>, such as: Division of Dairy and Foods, Division of Dairy and Livestock, Seed Inspection & Certification Service.

220. Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Division of Dairy and Livestock. Laws and

regulations relating to dairying. Olympia, Wash.: Frank M. Lamborn Public Printer., 191? (v.; 21 cm.).

221. ———. Official livestock brand book. Olympia: State Print. Plant, 1936‐. (1935/36‐; v.;

ill.; irregular.). Note: Separately paged supplements accompany some volumes. Vols. for 1935/36‐

issued by the Department's Division of Dairy and Livestock. Title varies: Live stock



owners' directory of brands & tattoo marks (1935/36); Livestock brand book of the State of Washington (1941); State of Washington livestock brand book; Livestock brand book.

222. Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Division of Foods, Feeds, Drugs and Oils,. Laws

relating to the manufacture and sale of feeds, fertilizers and livestock remedies. Olympia, Wash.: 1937‐1939.

223. Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Division of Horticulture. Grading rules for

Bartlett and other summer and fall pears. Olympia, Wash.: 1939‐1940, 1952‐. Note: Earlier rules included in Washington standards for apples.

224. ———. Grading rules for D'Anjou, Bosc, Winter Nelis and other varieties of winter

pears. Olympia, Wash.: 1938‐1940, 1952‐. Note: Earlier rules included in Washington standards for apples.

225. ———. Grading rules for packed pears. Olympia, Wash.: 1937‐. 226. ———. Horticultural laws. Olympia, Wash.: 1907‐. 227. ———. Official standards for hot‐house or cellar grown rhubarb. Olympia, Wash.:

1933‐. 228. ———. Official standards for peaches. Olympia, Wash.: 1940‐. 229. ———. Washington standards for apples. Olympia, Wash.: 1917‐. 230. ———. Washington standards for apricots. Olympia, Wash.: 1940‐. 231. ———. Washington standards for asparagus. Olympia, Wash.: 1935‐. 232. ———. Washington standards for cucumbers. Olympia, Wash.: 1942‐. 233. ———. Washington standards for cut spray holly. Olympia, Wash.: 1937‐. 234. ———. Washington standards for grading ornamental evergreen and deciduous

nursery stock, roses and bulbs. Olympia, Wash.: 1929‐1934. 235. ———. Washington standards for potatoes. Olympia, Wash.: 1923‐1938. Note:

Some issues include standards for onions, tomatoes and asparagus. 236. ———. Washington standards for strawberries. Olympia, Wash.: 1942‐. 237. ———. Washington standards for tomatoes. 1937‐. Note: Earlier standards

included with standards for potatoes.



238. Washington (State). Dept. of Agriculture. Division of Weights and Measures. Laws

relating to weights and measures. Olympia, Wash.: 1923‐1945. (3 v.). 239. Washington (State). Dept. of Conservation and Development. Biennial Report. Olympia,

Wash.: The Dept., 1922‐1956. (1st‐24th (1921/22‐1966/67).). Note: Issues for 1946/48‐1954/56 include reports of the Columbia Basin Commission;

Institute of Forest Products; Mine‐to‐Market Road Commission; State Soil Conservation Coordinator; and, State Soil Conservation Committee. Succeeding Title: Washington (State). Dept. of Conservation.; Biennial report ...

240. Washington (State). Dept. of Health. Division of Public Health Engineering. Water supply

and sewerage news; a monthly bulletin devoted to the efficient and safe operation of water supply and sewerage systems. Seattle.: 1937‐. (v. 1‐ Jan. 1937‐; v.; illus.).

241. Washington (State). Dept. of Public Welfare, and Washington (State). Emergency Relief

Administration. Bulletin E‐F. Olympia, Wash.: State Dept. of Public Welfare [etc.], 1930s‐? (v.; 28 cm.).

Note: Bulletin for field agents in rural rehabilitation./ ‐18 issued by the Washington Emergency Relief Administration./ Reproduction: Microfilm./ 2‐21; Oct. 19, 1934‐June 17, 1935./ New York,/ New York Public Library,/ 1992./ 1 reel. 35 mm.

242. Washington (State). Dept. of Public Works. Statistics of water and irrigation utilities.

Olympia, Wash.: The Dept., 1929‐1932. (1929‐1932.; 4 v. ; 21 x 36 cm.). Note: Compiled from the annual reports submitted to the Dept. of Public Works, state

of Washington. Succeeding Title: Statistics of water companies and irrigation companies (1933‐1935); Statistics of water companies (1936?‐1943); Statistics of water utilities, (1944‐1980).

243. Washington (State). Dept. of Social Security, Washington (State). Emergency Relief

Administration, and Washington (State). Dept. of Public Welfare. Monograph. Olympia: 1934‐1900s. (no. 1‐36; 28 cm.).

Note: Reproduction: Microfilm./ no. 1‐36./ New York :/ New York Public Library,/ 1991./ 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm./ (MN *ZZAN‐19280). Includes: Report of the garden and food preservation program in the state of Washington for the 1936 season and Planning a canning program with the community. No. 1‐4 issued by the Washington State Emergency Relief Administration; no. 5‐20, by the Dept. of Public Welfare; no. 21‐, by the Dept. of Social Security.

244. Washington (State). Division of Water Resources. Biennial report. Olympia: Washington

State Division of Water Resources, 1922‐1924. (1st (1921‐22)‐2nd (1923‐24).; 2 v. ; 23 cm.).

Note: Succeeding Title: Washington (State). Division of Hydraulics. Biennial report (3rd (1924/26)‐ ); Washington (State). Division of Hydraulics and Water Resources. Report



(Biennial) (?). 245. Washington (State). Division of Water Resources, Washington (State). Dept. of Water

Resources, Washington (State). Dept. of Ecology, and (U.S.) Geological Survey. Water supply bulletin. Olympia: The Division, 1921‐? Note: Classified separately beginning with no. 32./ Issuing body varies: no. 1‐21, 23, 24, 30, Division of Water Resources; no. 22, 25‐29, 31, Department of Water Resources; no. 32‐ Department of Ecology./ Some numbers prepared in cooperation with the U.S. Geological Survey or one of its branches or divisions.

246. Washington (State). Dry Land Research Unit, Lind. Report. Lind, Wash.: 1919‐? (1919‐;

v.). Note: ‐1965 issued by the unit under former name, Dry Land Experiment Station. 247. Washington (State). Grain Inspection Dept. Biennial report. Olympia: 1898‐1900.

Note: Other Titles: Report ...; 1896/98. 248. Washington (State). Office of Commissioner of Public Lands. Biennial report. Olympia

etc.: 1890‐1900s. (1890‐19; v.; plates, maps, plans, tables, diagr.; 23‐24 cm.). 249. ———. List of school, granted and other public lands and materials thereon, also tide

and shore lands of the first and second class, to be sold at public auction on ... beginning at ten o'clock a.m., in the several counties of the State of Washington. Olympia: The Office, 1907‐1949. (No. 1 (Aug. 3, 1907)‐no. 227 (Aug. 2, 1949); 227 v. ;; 22 cm.).

Note: Title varies slightly. Other Titles: List of school, granted and other public lands and materials thereon, also tide and shore lands of the first and second class, to be sold at public auction beginning at ten o'clock a.m., in the several counties of the State of Washington. Succeeding Title: Washington (State). Office of Commissoner of Public Lands.; Public auction.

250. Washington (State). Office of Commissioner of Public Lands. Information Service. The

big wind. Olympia, Wash.: [The Service], 1930s‐? (v. ;; 36 cm.). Note: Subject heading is Public lands ‐‐ Washington (State) ‐‐ Periodicals. 251. Washington (State). Self‐Help Cooperative Section. The Washington cooperative.

Olympia, Wash.: Self‐Help Cooperative Section of the State Dept. of Public Welfare, 1935‐1937. (Vol. 1, no. 1 (Oct. 1935)‐v. 2, no. 10 (July 1937).; 2 v. :; ill. ;; 28 cm.).

Note: Absorbed by and continued to be published as a section of: Coordinator (Olympia, Wash.), v. 1‐4, no. 1‐14, (Oct. 15, 1934‐Mar. 1938).

252. Washington (State). State Board for Vocational Education. Homemaking education.

Olympia, Washington: State Board for Vocational Education., 1900s‐? (no. 1‐).



253. Washington (State). State Board of Horticulture. Biennial report of the State Board of

Horticulture of the State of Washington for the years ... Olympia, Wash.: The Board, 1891/1892‐1895/1896? (1st (1891‐2)).

Note: "Containing the proceedings of the Board, abstracts of reports of its officers and members, and supplements."

254. ———. Bulletin. S.l.: 1891‐1892? 255. Washington (State). State Commissioner of Horticulture. Biennial report of the State

Commissioner of Horticulture for the period ending. Olympia, Wash.: The Commissioner, 1890s‐? Note: Description based on: 5th (Mar. 31, 1907).

256. ———. Report. Olympia.: 1901‐. Note: Succeeding Title: Washington (State). State

Board of Horticulture. Biennial report (1890's ‐ ) [seems to be earlier rather than later title but this is only info we have.].

257. Washington (State). State Dairy and Food Commissioner. Bulletin. Olympia, Wash.:

Public Printer, 1907‐1900s. Note: Issued by the Dairy and Food Commissioner, State of Washington.

258. Washington (State). State Dairy Commission. Biennial report of the State Dairy

Commissioner of Washington. Olympia, Wash.: State Printer, 1890s‐1800s. (‐2nd (1897‐1898)).

Note: Other Titles: Report of the State Dairy Commissioner of Washington. Description based on: Two years ending Dec. 31, 1898. Succeeding Titles: Biennial report of the State Dairy and Food Commissioner of the State of Washington, 3rd (1899‐1900); Biennial report of the State Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner of the State of Washington, (1900s‐1904); Biennial report of the Dairy and Food Commissioner, 6th (1906‐?).

259. Washington (State). State Grain Dept. Report of State Grain Department. Olympia:

Public Service Commission of Washington, 1916. 260. Washington (State). Superintendent of Public Instruction. Bulletin. Olympia, Wash.:

1911‐? (No. 1‐). Note: Includes: A manual of agriculture for the eighth grade,1914, How to choose a

good cow, 1911, and Agriculture in the public schools, [1912], etc. 261. ———. Bulletin of State Department of Education. 1937‐1900s. (No. 0). Note: Includes: Fifty years of education in the State of Washington : a graphic history

(no. 12); One hundred and one answers to questions on school law (no. 15). 262. Washington (State). Tree Fruit Research Center, Wenatchee. Field day. Wenatchee,



Washington: 1940‐? (1940‐; v.). Note: Mimeographed. 263. ———. Report. Wenatchee, Wash.: 1938‐? (no. 1‐ 1938‐; v.). Note: Issuing office called: Tree Fruit Experiment Station, ‐1965. 264. Washington Agricultural Experiment Station. Newspaper bulletin. Pullman, Wash.:

1911‐? 265. ———. Popular bulletin. Pullman: Jan. 1908‐? (no. 1‐). Note: Latest issue consulted: No. 200 (Dec. 1950). 266. ———. Press bulletin. Pullman: 1905. 267. ———. Results of cooperative fertilizer experiments. Pullman: 1937‐1938. 268. ———. Sales list. Pullman, Wash.: 1927‐? (1927‐). 269. ———. Special bulletin. Pullman, Wash.: 1906. 270. ———. V circular. Pullman: 1942‐1944. (no. 1‐22? (Dec. 1942‐Dec. 1944?)). 271. Washington Agricultural Experiment Station, and Western Washington Experiment

Station. Monthly bulletin. Puyallup, Wash.: Western Washington Experiment Station, 1913‐1921. (v.1, no.1 ‐ v.9, no.2).

Note: At head of title: State College of Washington, Agricultural Experiment Station. Succeeding Titles: Western Washington Experiment Station, Bi‐monthly bulletin, Vol. 9, no. 3 (July 1921‐); Western Washington Experiment Station, Popular bulletin, New ser., no. 1‐W ‐ no. 6‐W (Feb. 1927 ‐ Oct. 1927); Western Washington Experiment Station, Bulletin, New ser., no. 7‐W (Jan. 1928‐).

272. Washington Agricultural Experiment Station. Apiculture Division. Report. Pullman: 1921‐

? (1st‐ Mar. 1921‐). 273. Washington Agricultural Experiment Station. Dairy Division. [Bulletins and scientific

papers; a collection written by members of the dairy faculty and dairy staff of the Experiment Station]. Pullman, Wash.: 1923‐1944.

274. ———. Dairy research. Pullman: 1944‐? (no. 1‐ 1944‐; v.). 275. ———. Summary of official testing for Washington. Pullman: 1900s‐1931. (‐1931.; v.).



276. Washington Agricultural Experiment Station. Farm Management and Agricultural Economic Division. Washington tree fruit census. Pullman: 1936‐1938. Note: Mimeographed. Other Titles: Washington fruit and berry survey.

277. Washington Committee on the Relation of Electricity to Agriculture. Bulletin. Pullman,

Wash.: 1926‐1939. 278. ———. Progress report. Pullman, Wash.: The Committee, 1925‐1947. Note: Other

Titles: Progress report of investigations of the various uses of electricity on the farms of Washington for the year ...; Annual progress report of investigations of the various uses of electricity for agriculture in the State of Washington. Succeeding Title: Washington Farm Electrification Committee. Progress report.

279. Washington Co‐operative Egg and Poultry Association. Financial statement of assets &

liabilities...and statement of operations. Seattle: 1929‐? Note: Other Titles: Financial statement of assets and liabilities...and statement of operations; Financial statement...of assets & liabilities and profit & loss; 1929‐1933.

280. ———. Washcoegg. Seattle: Washington Co‐operative Egg and Poultry Association,

1923‐1960. (vol. 1‐37, no.9). Note: Succeeding Title: Western farmer, v.37, no. 10 ‐ v. 58 (1960‐1981). 281. Washington Irrigation Institute. Proceedings. Prosser, Wash.: 1914‐1940. Note: Extracts

from proceedings of annual meeting 1st, Jan. 1914. 282. ———. Proceedings of the ... annual meeting. North Yakima, Wash.: Republic‐Herald

Print Co., 1914‐? Note: Description based on: 2nd (1914). 283. Washington Retail Grocers' & Merchants' Association. The Northwestern merchant.

Seattle: Washington Retail Grocers' & Merchants' Association., 1917‐1940. (v. 12‐v. 36, no. 10; Oct. 20, 1917‐Oct. 1940.; 24 v.).

Note: Succeeding Title: Pacific Northwest grocer & meat dealer (Seattle, Wash. : 1940), v. 36, no. 11‐v. 41, no. 11 (Nov. 1940‐Nov. 1945); Pacific Northwest merchant, grocer & meat dealer, (1940s ‐ ?); "Combined with the Northwestern merchant and The West Coast trade."

284. Washington State Dairymen's Association. Meeting. Annual report of the Washington

State Dairymen's Association. North Yakima, Wash.: The Association, 1880s‐1903. Note: Succeeding Titles: Washington State Dairymen's Association, Report of proceedings of Washington State Dairymen's Association ... Annual Meeting ..., (1910); Proceedings of the ... Annual Convention of the Washington State Dairymen's Association, 21st (1913).

285. Washington State Fair Commission. Report. Olympia, Wash.: 1899. (30 p.).



286. Washington State Federation of Labor. The Washington co‐operator. Auburn, Wash.:

[Washington Co‐operator], 1921‐1924. (Published 1921‐1924.; v. :; ill.). Note: "For true co‐operation in industrial and agricultural production and civil

betterment." (varies). Official organ of: Washington State Federation of Labor. 287. Washington State Grange. Agricultural grange news. Olympia, Wash.: Washington State

Grange, 1912‐1927. (Vol. 1, 16 v.). Note: Succeeding Titles: Washington State Grange, The Grange news, Vol. 16, no. 15 ‐ v.

81, no. 11 (July 5, 1927 ‐ Dec. 1992).; 66 v.; 44 cm;. 288. ———. Master's address. S.l.: The Grange, 1889‐? Note: Text of master's address

delivered at the Grange's Annual Session. 289. ———. Proceedings of the ... annual session of the Washington State Grange, of the

Patrons of Husbandry. Las Camas, Wash.: C.W. Philbrick, 1889. (1st (Sept. 10th, 11th and 12th, 1889)).

Note: Proceedings for 1889 include appendix: By‐laws of the Washington State Grange. Succeeding Titles: Journal of proceedings ... annual session of the Washington State Grange, 7th (1890 ‐1895); Proceedings of the ... annual session of the Washington State Grange, 8th ‐ 95th (1896 ‐1984).

290. ———. Roster of the Washington State Grange for. Tumwater, Wash.: The Grange,

Note: Title varies slightly./ Description based on: 1914. 291. Washington State Home Economics Association. Newsletter. Bellevue, Wash. [etc.]:

Washington State Home Economics Association., 1900s‐? Note: Some no. issued by the Association under a variant name: Washington Home Economics Association. Other Titles: Home economics letter; Washington news letter; W.S.H.E. letter; WHEA newsletter; News letter of the Washington State Home Economics Association; News letter; Washington State home economics letter.

292. Washington State Horticultural Association. Proceedings, annual meeting. Wenatchee,

Wash.: Washington State Horticultural Association., 1905‐40. (Vols. 1‐36; ill.; 23 cm.). Note: Former titles: Report of the annual convention of the Washington State

Horticultural Association; Report of the annual meeting of the Washington State Horticultural Association; 11‐13; Report of the proceedings of the annual meeting of the Washington State Horticultural Association; 15‐16; Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Washington State Horticultural Association; 17‐63. Other slight variations in title.

293. Washington State Normal School (Ellensburg, Wash.). Dept. of Rural Education.

Washington rural teacher's monitor. Ellensburg, Wash.: Dept. of Rural Education of the Washington State Normal School at Ellensburg Washington, 1916‐1917. (Vol. 1, no. 1



(Sept. 1916)‐v. 2, no. 3 (Nov. 1917).; 2 v. :; ill. ;; 20 cm). 294. Washington State Planning Council. Biennial report. Olympia: 1934‐1944. (1st‐ 1934‐;

Ceased with no. 6, 1944.; v.; 23 cm.). Note: No. 6 has title: Ten years of progress, 1934‐1944; sixth and final report. 295. ———. Research publication. Olympia: 1934‐1936. (No. 1‐4.; 4 v. in 2). Note: Includes: Public welfare in Washington, A master plan for forestry in Washington,

etc. Reproduction: Microfilm. (no. 1‐4,1934‐1936)/ Ann Arbor,/ University of Michigan, University Library, Preservation Office Microfilming Unit,/ 1995./ reels. 35 mm./ Microfilm (negative)./ Ann Arbor,/ University of Michigan, University Library, Preservation Office Microfilming Unit,/ 1995./ reels. 35 mm.

296. Washington State Planning Council, Washington State Grange, Seattle Chamber of

Commerce, and Washington State Chemurgic Conference. Proceedings. Seattle: Univ. of Washington., 1938?‐. (v.).

Note: 2d conference held in conjunction with the Washington State Planning Council, Washington State Grange, and Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

297. Washington State Reclamation Association. Washington State reclamation news.

Olympia, Wash.: Washington State Reclamation Association, 1945‐1900s. (No. 1 (June 1945)).

298. Washington State University. Farm and home week program. Pullman, Wash.: 1931‐

1937. Note: Other Titles: Farmers' and homemakers' week. 299. Washington State University and Washington (State). Western Washington Experiment

Station. Puyallup. Popular bulletin W. Puyallup, WA: Printed by College Print. Dept., 1927‐?

300. Washington State University. Agricultural Research Center. Poultry Council. Progress

report. Pullman: Puyallup Wash., 1927‐? (1st‐ 1927‐; v.). Note: Name of issuing office varies. 301. Washington State University. College of Agriculture. Associated Students, State College

of Washington. College of Agriculture. Associated Students, and State College of Washington. All Agriculturist Club. Washington State University agriculturist. Pullman: Associated Students College of Agriculture., 1939‐1966. (v. 1‐28, 28 v.).

Note: Issued 1939‐1950 by Washington State College, All Agriculturist Club; 1951‐ Washington State College, College of Agriculture, Associated Students. Other Titles: Washington State agriculturist.

302. Washington State University. College of Home Economics. Highlights from the College

of Home Economics. Pullman: Wash., 1940‐1978? Note: Title varies slightly.



303. ———. Nutrition circular. Pullman, WA: 1937‐? 304. Washington State University. Dept. of Dairy Husbandry. Cost and income summary [of

the] dairy herd. Pullman, Wash.: 1928‐? 305. Washington State University. Dept. of Horticulture. Vegetable gardening for the boys

and girls of Washington. Pullman, Wash.: 1913‐1914? Note: Issuing office varies: Dept. of Horticulture and Dept. of Agriculture.

306. Washington State University. Dept. of Poultry Science. Poultry raising. Pullman, WA:

1925‐? Note: "A collection of pamphlets consisting mostly of U.S. and State experiment station publications."

307. Washington State University. Division of Apiculture. Annual report. Olympia: Lamborn.,

1920‐. 308. Washington State University. Extension Service. Dairy extension circular. Pullman,

Wash.: 1917. Note: "United States Department of Agriculture cooperating." 309. ———. Poultry extension circular. Pullman, Wash.: 1900s‐? Note:

Mimeographed./ "United States Department of Agriculture cooperating". 310. ———. Soils and crops extension circular. Pullman, Wash.: 1900s‐? Note:

Mimeographed./ "United States Department of Agriculture cooperating". 311. ———. Timely economic information for Washington farmers. Pullman: 1931‐1900s. 312. Washington State University. Extension Service, and United States Dept. of Agriculture.

Extension service boys' and girls' club record. Pullman, Wash.: The Service, 1921‐? Note: "Published by the Extension Service, Washington State College and the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture cooperating."

313. Washington State University. Institute of Dairying. Program. Pullman, WA: 1928‐? 314. Washington State University. Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Center.

Horticultural‐‐stone fruit report. Prosser, Wash.: Washington State University., 1928 ‐1958?

315. Washington State University. Office of Farm Markets. Announcement. N.p.: 1917‐?

Note: Office of Farm Markets, State College of Washington, State Department of Agriculture and Bureau of Markets, United States Department of Agriculture Cooperating.



316. Western Dairy Products Company. Report to the stockholders. Seattle, Wash.: The Company, 1925‐1935. (1925‐1935.; 11 v. ;; 28 cm.).

Note: Title varies slightly. Succeeding Title: Arden Farms Co. Annual report, (1936 ‐ 1963);.

317. Western Washington Experiment Station. Report of agricultural research and other

activities of the Western Washington Experiment Station for the fiscal year ended March 31. Puyallup, Wash.: The Station, 1939‐1942. (19; v. ;23 cm.).

318. Western Washington Fair (Puyallup, Wash.). Premium list of annual fair. Puyallup,

Wash.: 1908‐. (1‐ 1908‐; v.). Note: 1908‐1912 fairs held in Seattle. Not held, 1942‐45. Preceding Title: Valley Fair

Association fair (see separate entry). 319. Western Washington Fair and Western Washington Fair Association. List of premiums

and rules governing awards of the Western Washington Fair. Puyallup, Wash.: The Association, 1916? ‐. Note: Other Title: Premium list Western Washington Fair.

320. Western Washington Horticultural Association. Proceedings of the annual meeting,

Western Washington Horticultural Association. Puyallup, WA: Western Washington Horticultural Association, no. 25 ‐ (1934 ‐ ).

321. Western Washington Reclamation Institute. Proceedings. Seattle: The Institute, 1941‐

1900s. (1st (1941)‐; v. :; ill. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Other Titles: Discussions, proceedings, resolutions ... Annual Meeting; Proceedings

of the ... Annual Meeting of Western Washington Reclamation Institute. 322. Western Washington Research and Extension Center. Bulletin. Puyallup, Wash.: 1913‐

1925. (v. 1‐12). 323. ———. Mimeographed circular. Puyallup, Wash.: 1920s‐? (no. 1‐ 192). 324. ———. Report. Puyallup, Wash.: 1906/1907‐1910/1911;1927/1928‐

1929/1930;1937/1938‐1941/1942. 325. Yakima (Wash). Water Dept. Annual report. Yakima, Wash.: 1933‐1936 & 1938‐1942. 326. Yakima Fruit Growers Association. "Big Y" bulletin. Yakima: Yakima Fruit Growers

Association., 192?‐1957. (‐v. 29). 327. Yakima Valley Traffic & Credit Ass'n. Annual report of manager‐secretary. Yakima,

Wash.: The Association, 1942?‐. (v. ;; 28 cm.). Note: Description based on: 26th ([1942/43]); title from caption.




328. ———. Bulletin. Yakima, Wash.: The Association, Dec. 14, 1942‐Sept. 16, 1947,

Incomplete. Note: Succeeding Title: Yakima Valley Traffic & Credit Ass'n. Fresh fruit & vegetable report (July 1947); Yakima Valley Traffic Association Bulletin (1947‐1951 inc.).

329. Young, Ewing. Kane's Illustrated West; a monthly magazine of literature, agriculture,

mining and western progress. Portland, Or.: Kane's, 1886‐.

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