James, William H., Lock Box 174, Mountain Grove
Van Realte, C., General Delivery, Sedalia
Black, J. W., Silica
Kirkpatrick, J. H., Richmond
McKinney, J. F., Bolivar
Herter, O. F., 2757 Russell Avenue, St. Louis
Rust, R. S., Hardin
McCrary, Byron B., El Dorado Springs
Stevenson, Marion, 2710 Pine Street, St. Louis
Bennington, W. M., 118 Wabash Avenue, Kansas City
NEBRASKA
Bessey, Charles E., Department of Botany, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Kerr, Leslie, 830 S. 21st Street, Omaha
Stewart, L. L. E., Brown Block, Omaha
Bicknell, Miss Lula, Randolph
NEVADA
Van Derwerker, Jerome L., Washoe County, Bank Bldg., Reno
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Colby, Forest, Enfield
NEW JERSEY
Hervey, Orlanda, Verona
Hale, H. E., Preston
Clark, Herbert H., Crystal Lake
Morris, B. L., 179 Orving Avenue, Bridgeton
Anderson, S., 612 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark
Hampton, George, Bridgeton
Pettengill, George T., 25 Essex Avenue, Orange
Stevens, C. W., Jr., 13 Kirkpatrick Street, New Brunswick
Goodwin, A. T., Greenwick, Cumberland County
Brarens, J. E., Martinsville
Sked, N. S., Pennington
NEW YORK
Mulligan, F. I. L., Earlville
Pickering Brothers, Fairport
Warren, G. W., Ilion Hospital, Ilion
Baker, A. A., Hoosick Falls
Towner, A. B., Fillmore
Kinney, H. C, McGraw
Benton, F. M., Northville
Nichols, S. S., Brockport
Bailey, A. L., The Birkett Mills, Penn Yan
Robbins, Mrs. Howard C, 209 Madison Avenue, New York City
Wells, Mrs. J. Harrae, 105 Sound Avenue, Riverhead, L. I.
Whitmore, B. F., 520 Park Avenue, Rochester
Moore, William C. & Co., Newark
Seeley, Col. Charles, Suite 618, 1472 Broadway, New York City
Siddons, H. E., 214 Glenwood Avenue, Rochester
Sleight, David B., Arlington
Klamroth, Wilfred, 11-1/2 W. 37th Street, New York City
Bear, C. E., P. O. Box 192, Madison Square Station, New York City
Champlin, C. A., Hammondsport
Bingle, C. W., 214 Marion Street, Brooklyn
Fiske, Haley, 1 Madison Avenue, New York City
King, John H., P. O. Box 18, Middletown
Curtis, H. D., Manlius
Ireland, J. J., Clarkson
Tack, E. C, Newark
Hyde, Fred W., 201 Main Street, Jamestown
NORTH CAROLINA.
Williamson, I. W., Carthage
Boyce, John P., Morven
Morrison, G. W., Taylorsville
Hanes, F. Francis, Greensboro
Howard, P. Joe, Pomona
Breece, J. S., R. F. D. 6, Fayetteville
Hollingsworth, W. F., Glade Valley, North Carolina School
Harbeck, Dr. E. V., Weaverville
McCleod, John A., Carthage
Pearson, P. M., Charlotte
OHIO
Wilson, W. H., North Oak Street, Marion
Day, William H., Hedge Hill Farm, North Lima
Smith, Fred, Lima
Bancroft, Allen, Garrettsville
Smith, Albert M., Flushing
Cox, U. T., Proctorville
Leonard, Levi, Middletown
Kelch, L. R., Nelsonville
Witte, O. M., Amherst
Sowers, W. L., Cuyahoga Falls
Kircher, Fred, 221 So. McDonough Street, Dayton
Cruickshank, R. B., State University, Columbus
Mann, George, New Burlington, Clinton County
McEndree, A. A., Superintendent Public Schools, Canal Winchester
Frye, R. W., Farmdale
Paulin, W. H., Poland
Meyers, A. E., 14 No. Forge Street, Akron
Carson, R. B., Fruit Cliff Farm, Middleport
Woodmansee, Dr. R. D., 51 E. State Street, Columbus
Blackford, L., Akron, R. F. D. 25, Akron
Hill, George F., R. F. D. 5, Columbus
Compton, William V., Loveland
Denny, Mark E., Middletown
Cromer, F. Gillum, 1314 No. Main Street, Dayton
Stevens, C. E., P. O. Box 60, Cleveland
OKLAHOMA
Howell, Mrs. O. E., Oktaha
OREGON
Lewis, C. I., Chief Division of Horticulture, Agricultural
College and Experiment Station, Corvallis
Prince, Thomas, Dundee
Bond, T. J.
PENNSYLVANIA
Falkenstein, G. N., Elizabethtown
Sellier, W. H., Pequea, Lancaster County
Williams, J. S., Smithton
Herr, Martin, Lancaster
Smith, L. M., Carbondale
Deisher, H. K., Kutztown
Lutes, C. C., Noxen
Scott & Hill, Erie
Gray, Will H., R. F. D. 3, Amity
McBurney, Canonsburg, Pa.
Kocher, Dr. J. F., Walberts
Homer, 6-1/2 South Street, Warren
Spangenberg, Edward, 337 W. 11th Street, Erie
Degelman, William C, 435 Sixth Avenue, Pittsburgh
Scarborough, Henry W., 522 Walnut Street, Philadelphia
Heim, H. G., 508 Pine Street, Williamsport
Zeller, Edwin J. P., 1228 Buttonwood Street, Philadelphia
Burket, Mrs. John W., Tyrone, R. F. D., Blair County
Kleffman, F. T., 1114 Twelfth Street, Altoona
Brinton, William, Glen Rose, Chester County
Johnston, John H., New Wilmington
Dollison, H. C, 210 Spring Street, Meadville
Corbett, S. W., Department International Revenue, Pittsburgh, Box 51
Kraft, H., 758 E. 10th Street, Erie
Treat, Frederick H., Jr., Wayne
Hazel, Boyd E., Madisonburg
Ballou, C. F., Halifax
Barnes, R. G., 1312 Cherry Street, Philadelphia
Lawson, J. H., Kittanning
Smith, Adam, Columbia, Lancaster County, R. F. D. 1
RHODE ISLAND
Warren, R. W., 69 Glenham Street, Providence
SOUTH CAROLINA
Wiggin, J. B., Holly Hill
TENNESSEE
Walker, Robert S., Chattanooga
Miller, I. F., Morristown
Millard, Sam T., Johnson City
Rodcheaver, C. A., Newport
Smith, A. I., Knoxville
Rose, C. E., Nashville
Glasgow, C. M., Gleason
Davis, R. A., Springfield
UTAH
Mabee, C. R., Chief Chemist, Ogden Portland Cement Company, Brigham City
VERMONT
Lewis, Mrs. C. A., Grafton
Ingraham, Mrs. J. P., Windsor
Dutton, Ira Jay, Hilltop Farm, Wardsboro
VIRGINIA
Barr, J. W., Norfolk
Flanagan, William H., "Waddington," Elma Grove
Bailey Orchard Company, Fishersville
Weiss, H. W., Emporia
Shands, William, Courtland
Smith, John M., Middleburg
Hood, W. T., Richmond
Bechtel, J. A., R. F. D. 2, Williamsburg
Jones, J. B., Sec'y, The Peanut Growers Assistant of Virginia, Elberon
Caroer, W. N., Cismont
Nourse, H. O., Lyndehurst
Duke, W. R., Charlottesville
Long, A. R., Krise Bldg., Lynchburg
Fletcher, Dr. S. W., Director Agricultural Experiment Station, Blacksburg
Clevenger, C. C., Stephenson
Purdy, Mrs. R. S., 218 Willard Avenue, Phoebus
Meschendorf, H. H., Piedmont Villa, Forest Depot
Laing, Sam L., Shores
WASHINGTON
Kiesling, F. W., 409 Waverly Place, Spokane
Quarnberg, A. A., District Horticultural Inspector, Vancouver
Reynolds, F. Eliot, Irondale
Beebe, Charles S., Jr., Beebe
Corkery, Dr. John R., Co. Health Officer, 215 Hutton Bldg., Spokane
Bailey, Dr. Edward, Mansfield, Douglas County
Coupe, Mrs. Nora D., Coupeville
WEST VIRGINIA
Smoot, John Thurman, Smoot
Stricklin, L., Cameron
Dennison, William, Bristol
Bacon, Nathaniel, Talcott
Gary, J. R., Cairo
WISCONSIN
Richter, W. A., R. F. D. 9, Box 99, N. Milwaukee
Shipman, Dr. K. W., 402 Jackman Block, Janesville
AUTHORITIES AND SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
The following list is made up of the names of authorities or
correspondents whose special knowledge of local conditions enables them
to give information or advice of special value. With some of them
arrangements have been made to take charge of inquiries and other local
nut matters. Some of them are connected with state or government
experiment or educational institutions and will answer any inquiries.
The United States Department of Agriculture at Washington, D. C., will
always respond to requests for information, referring them to the best
authority available, many of whom are to be found in the various
bureaus.
The secretary of this Association is always glad to do his best when no
better authority is to be found. He intends in the future to refer many
inquiries to those who have a better knowledge of local conditions.
ALABAMA
Theodore Bechtel, Ocean Springs, Mississippi
ARIZONA
Leon D. Batchelor, Horticulturist State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah
C. R. Biederman, Garces, Cochise County
Robert A. Rogers, Forest Service, United States Department of
Agriculture, Canille
ARKANSAS
S. H. James, Mound, Louisiana
J. F. Jones, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
CALIFORNIA
Ralph E. Smith, Superintendent of Experiment Station, Berkeley
George C. Payne, Campbell
Frank Leib, San José
Dr. W. W. Fitzgerald, Stockton
Harry P. Stabler, Yuba City
C. W. Beers, Santa Barbara
J. B. Neff, Anaheim
CANADA
Enquire of the Secretary of the Northern Nut Growers Association,
Georgetown, Connecticut
COLORADO
Leon D. Batchelor, Horticulturist State Agricultural College, Logan,
Utah. For west of the Rocky Mountains.
CONNECTICUT
Dr. Robert T. Morris, Stamford
Dr. W. C. Deming, Secretary Northern Nut Growers Association, Georgetown
DELAWARE
J. W. Killen, Felton
C. A. McCue, Professor of Horticulture, Newark
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
FLORIDA
H. Harold Hume, Glen Saint Mary
W. W. Carroll, Monticello
GEORGIA
Col. C. A. Van Duzee, President National Nut Growers Association, Cairo
J. B. Wight, Secretary National Nut Growers Association, Cairo
J. W. Firor, Assistant Professor of Horticulture, Athens
H. W. Smithwick, Americus
IDAHO
C. C. Vincent,. Professor of Horticulture, College of Agriculture, Moscow
Leon D. Batchelor, Horticulturist, State Agricultural College, Logan,
Utah. for southern part of Idaho.
ILLINOIS
E. A. Riehl. Alton
Norman W. Casper, New Burnside
INDIANA
T. P. Littlepage, President Northern Nut Growers Association, Boonville
C. G. Woodbury, Chief in Horticulture, Purdue University, Lafayette
W. C. Reed, Vincennes
Mason J. Niblack, Vincennes
R. L. McCoy, Lake
IOWA
Dr. A. B. Dennis, Cedar Rapids
KANSAS
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
KENTUCKY
C. W. Matthews, Horticulturist, State Agricultural Experiment
Station, Lexington
LOUISIANA
H. E. Van Deman, Ferriday
S. H. James, Mound
J. F. Jones, Lancaster, Pa.
MAINE
D. H. Knowlton, Farmington
MARYLAND
F. S. Holmes, M. S., Agricultural Experiment Station, College Park
Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
MASSACHUSETTS
Secretary Northern Nut Growers Association, Georgetown, Ct.
MICHIGAN
F. A. Wilken, Associate Editor Michigan Farmer, Detroit
MINNESOTA
Col. C. A. Van Duzee, President National Nut Growers Association,
Commercial Club, St. Paul
A. W. Latham, Secretary State Horticultural Society, 207 Kasota
Building, Minneapolis
MISSISSIPPI
Charles E. Pabst, Ocean Springs
Theodore Bechtel, Ocean Springs
MISSOURI
W. L. Howard, Assistant Horticulturist, Columbia
MONTANA
M. L. Dean, Horticulturist, Missoula
NEBRASKA
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
NEVADA
Leon D. Batchelor, Horticulturist State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah
NEW HAMPSHIRE
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
NEW JERSEY
J. T. Lovett, Little Silver
NEW MEXICO
Leon D. Batchelor, Horticulturist State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah
NEW YORK
Robert T. Morris, 616 Madison Ave. New York City
For Long Island
Henry Hicks, Westbury Station
H. B. Fullerton, Director Long Island Railroad Agricultural Station,
Medford
NORTH CAROLINA
W. N. Hutt, State Horticulturist, Raleigh
NORTH DAKOTA
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
OHIO
See Indiana
OKLAHOMA
N. O. Booth, Horticulturist, Stillwell
OREGON
C. I. Lewis, Agricultural College Experiment Station, Corvallis
V. R. Gardner, Associate Professor of Horticulture, Corvallis
J. C. Cooper, Chief Yamhill Walnut Experiment Station, McMinnville
PENNSYLVANIA
J. G. Rush, West Willow
J. F. Jones, Lancaster
F. N. Fagan, Department of Horticulture, State College
RHODE ISLAND
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
SOUTH CAROLINA
W. N. Hutt, State Horticulturist, Raleigh, North Carolina
SOUTH DAKOTA
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
TENNESSEE
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
TEXAS
A. Caswell Ellis, State University, Austin
E. J. Kyle, Professor of Horticulture, College Station
Charles L. Edwards, Dallas, Station A
F. T. Ramsey, Austin
E. W. Kirkpatrick, McKinney
R. E. Blair, United States Experiment Farm, San Antonio
J. W. Canada, Houston
UTAH
Leon D. Batchelor, Horticulturist State Agricultural College, Logan
VERMONT
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
VIRGINIA
W. N. Roper, Petersburg
J. Russell Smith, Roundhill
WASHINGTON
A. A. Quarnberg, District Horticultural Inspector, Vancouver
WEST VIRGINIA
E. D. Sanderson, Director State Experiment Station, Morgantown
WISCONSIN
James G. Moore, Horticulturist, Madison
WYOMING
United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
THE CHESTNUT BLIGHT AND IMMUNE HYBRIDS.
To persons who are interested in growing chestnuts, the following papers
are of importance. They are published in the _Journal of Heredity_ for
January, 1914, Paul B. Popenoe, Editor, 511 Eleventh St., N. W.,
Washington, D. C.
"The Chestnut Bark Disease," by Haven Metcalf, United States Department
of Agriculture.
"Chestnut Breeding Experience," by Walter Van Fleet, United States
Department of Agriculture.
"Chestnut Blight Resistance," by Dr. Robert T. Morris, New York City.
The following important publications are not listed in Circular No. 3:
Walnut Culture in California. Walnut Blight. Bulletin 231, Agricultural
Experiment Station Berkeley, California, August, 1912.
The Persian Walnut Industry in the United States. By E. R. Lake.
Bulletin 254, Bureau Plant Industry United States Department of
Agriculture, February, 1913.
Bulletin No. 1. Yamhill Walnut Experiment Station, McMinnville, Oregon,
January 2, 1914.
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