Colorado Agriculture Bibliography 2005
A Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Material Published 1820-1945
Agriculture and Natural Resources
Type of Materials: Monographs
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This portable document file (.pdf ) is part of the Colorado Agriculture Bibliography project and includes bibliographic information on a variety of topics related to Colorado’s agricultural and rural past. The topics covered in this project are varied but include
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1.
_______ (1910). 20,000 irrigated acres : within sight of Denver's capitol dome. Denver, Colo.: Denver Suburban Homes & Water Co. 18 p. Brochure promoting agriculture in Denver, Colorado. ill., 27 cm.Contains a map of the Castlewood Reservoir District./ "Dairy and hog ranches, small grains, alfalfa, potatoes, sugar beets, vegetables, garden truck, small fruits, orchard fruits, all within easy reach of Colorado's biggest market center."
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Maps. Irrigation districts -- Colorado -- Maps. Land settlement -- Colorado -- Maps. Castlewood Reservoir District.
2.
_______ (1900). Annual state horticultural convention : November 21, 22, 23, 1900. Denver, Colo.: [s.n.]. 2 p. ; 17 cm. Program of Annual State
Horticultural Convention that took place in Denver, Colorado on November 21-23, 1900. Cover title.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Denver -- Congresses and conventions. Fruit-culture -- Colorado -- Denver -- Congresses and conventions. Gardening -- Colorado -- Denver -- Congresses and conventions. Horticulture -- Colorado -- Denver -- Congresses and conventions. 3.
_______ (1920). Building the town of Dearfield : Dearfield townsite and settlement. Colorado?: s.n. 5 leaves. Includes list of purchasers of lots and tracts in townsite, and pioneers in the farming settlement. ill. 25 cm.Title from caption./ Reproduction: Photocopy./ [S.l. :/ s.n.,/ 197-?]./ 5 leaves ; 25 cm.
Dearfield (Colo.) -- Registers. 4.
_______ (1903). Catalogue of strictly high-class horses to be sold at the City Stock Yards, Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.: [s.n.]. 67 p. ; 19 cm. "Under the management of Geo. L. Goulding & Co." Cover title.
Horses -- Colorado -- Catalogs.
Animal industry -- Colorado -- Catalogs. Thoroughbred horse -- Colorado -- Catalogs. George L. Goulding & Company.
5.
_______ (1893). Catalogue of the sixth annual combination sale of horses and cattle to be held at the City Stock Yards : March 6,7,8,9,10,11,1893. Denver: Times Print. 119 p. ill. ; 23 cm.Cover title.
Livestock -- Marketing. Stockyards -- Colorado.
Cattle trade -- Colorado -- Catalogs. Horse trading -- Colorado -- Catalogs. 7.
_______ (1938). Colorado Brand Book 1938. Denver: Colorado State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners. 666 p. ; 21 cm. Contains all livestock brands and marks on record in the office of the State Board of Stock Inspection
Commissioners, Denver, Colo. Cattle brands.
Livestock. 8.
_______ (1925). Colorado farms and ranches. Denver, Colo.: Western Securities Investment Co. [16] p. ill. ; 23 cm.Title from cover.
Agriculture -- Colorado. 9.
_______ (1909). The Colorado national apple exposition : Denver, Colorado : Jan. 3 to 8, 1910. Denver, Colo.: s.n. 29 p. Premium list, program, and rules and regulations governing the national apple show held in Denver, 1910. ill., ; 23 cm.Title from cover./ Issued as vol. 1, no. 4, December, 1909 of The Colorado national apple exposition bulletin.
Apple industry -- Exhibitions.
Agricultural exhibitions -- Colorado -- Denver. 10.
_______ (1880). Colorado state business directory : with Colorado mining directory and Colorado live stock directory departments, 1880 : containing a classified list of all the business and professional men, officers,
societies, schools, churches, etc., lists of mining companies, mills, smelting and other works, cattle and wool growers, shippers, etc., and a complete directory of all the cities, towns, and mining camps of Colorado, together with postoffices [sic], telegraph, railroad offices, etc. Denver, Colo.: J.A. Blake. 8, 376 p. ill. ; 20 cm."Sixth annual volume."/ Includes index./ Col. pp. (advts) variously throughout, incl. in pagination.
Mineral industries -- Colorado. Animal industry -- Colorado. Colorado -- Directories. 11.
_______ (1926). Co-operation from twelve points of view. Denver, Colo.: Colorado Director of Markets. 31 p. ; 23 cm. "Twelve representative business and professional men of Colorado herein present their viewpoints on cooperative marketing, its possibilities, its limitations and its acomplishments."
Agriculture, Cooperative -- Colorado.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado.
Colorado. Office of Director of Markets. 12.
_______ (1936). Data pertinent to land use planning for Bent County, Colorado. S.l.: s.n. 30 leaves ; 27 cm. Cover title: Compilation of land use planning data, Bent County, Colorado: Land use survey--1936.
Land use -- Colorado -- Bent County -- Statistics. 13.
_______ (1915). Eastern Colorado : [official report of the Joint Committee of the Denver Chamber of Commerce and the Denver Real Estate
Exchange]. Denver, Colo.: Eames Brothers. 31 p. ill. ; 23 cm.Title from cover./ "'Sudan grass' no irrigation"--Cover./ "Appointed to investigate farming conditions in eastern Colorado"--Verso.
Agriculture -- Colorado. 14.
_______ (1919). The Farmers' Educational and Co-Operative Union of America : by-laws of the Larimer County Union. Fort Collins, Colo.: [s.n.]. 11 p. ; 14 cm.
Agriculture, Cooperative -- Colorado -- Larimer County. Cooperative societies -- Colorado -- Larimer County. National Farmers' Union (U.S.)
15.
_______ (1905). Farmer's Institute : to be held at the Dickens Opera House, Longmont, Colorado, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, February 2,3,4, 1905. S.l.: s.n.]. 3 p. ; 16 cm. Advertisement promoting the Farmers' Institute lecture and teaching program.
Farmers' institutes.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Congresses. Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado. Agriculture -- Colorado -- Societies, etc.
16.
_______ (1900). Farming by irrigation in Northern Colorado : a rich, new field, and a rare opportunity for industrious farmers. Denver, Colo.: the Platte Land Company. 12 p. ; ill., maps, 21 cm. Brochure promoting agriculture in Weld Count, Colorado. Also contains a map of land owned by the Union Pacific
Railroad and the Platte Land Company in Northeastern Colorado. Agriculture -- Colorado -- Weld County -- Maps.
Irrigation -- Colorado -- Weld County -- Maps.
Land settlement -- Colorado -- Weld County -- Maps. Railroads -- Colorado -- Weld County -- Maps.
Platte Land Company.
Union Pacific Railroad Company. 17.
_______ (1899). The Fertile lands of Colorado : a concise description of the vast area of agricultural, horticultural and grazing lands located on the line of the Denver & Rio Grande R.R. in the state of Colorado and the territory of New Mexico. Denver?: Passenger Dept. of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. 72 p. ill. ; 24 cm.
Agriculture -- Colorado. Agriculture -- New Mexico. 18.
_______ (1899). The Fertile lands of Colorado: a concise description of the vast area of agricultural, horticultural and grazing lands located on the line of the Denver & Rio Grande R.R. in the state of Colorado and the territory of New Mexico. Denver?: Passenger Dept. of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. 72 p. ill. ; 24 cm.
Agriculture -- Colorado. Agriculture -- New Mexico. 19.
_______ (1900s). Fort Garland, Colorado : miscellaneous records. (S.l.: s.n. 182 leaves ; 28 cm. Spine title./ Bio/History: Established in 1858 in New Mexico Territory with the purpose of protecting settlers in the San Luis Valley and
guarding the roads south to Taos from the Utes and Apahes; abandoned in 1883. Military bases -- Colorado -- Fort Garland.
Military bases -- New Mexico -- Fort Garland. 20.
_______ (1902). Fourth Annual Denver Horse Show : Official Souvenir Program. Denver: G.A. Wahlgreen. 95 p. ill. ; 7 cm.Cover title.
Livestock exhibitions -- Colorado. Horse shows -- Colorado -- Denver. 21.
_______ (1890s). The great San Luis Valley, Colorado. Denver: Smith-Brooks Print. Co. 8 p., 1 map. 8vo.
22.
_______ (1890). A history of farming in Colorado. Denver, Colo.: The Denver-Arapahoe Land Co. 18 p. ; ill., 23 cm. Advertisement promoting agricultural development in Colorado.
Agriculture -- Colorado. Irrigation -- Colorado.
Land settlement -- Colorado. Denver-Arapahoe Land Company. 23.
_______ (1915). International soil-products exposition : 1915 prosperity celebration, September 27-October 10, 1915, Denver, Colorado. S.l.: s.n.]. 11 p. ; ill., 23 cm. Program of the International Soil Products Exposition.
Agriculture -- Congresses. Agriculture -- Dry farming.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects. Agriculture -- Societies, etc.
Named Conf: International Soil-Products Exposition.
24.
_______ (1915). International soil-products exposition : in conjunction with the international dry-farming congress, September 26-October 10, 1915, Denver, Colorado. Denver, Colo.: International Dry-Farming Congress. 56 p. ; ill., 23 cm. Program of the International Soil Products Exposition held at Denver, Colorado.
Agriculture -- Congresses. Agriculture -- Dry farming. Agriculture -- Societies, etc.
International Dry-Farming Congress.
Named Conf: International Soil-Products Exposition.
25.
_______ (1905). Irrigation not needed : reports of Eastern Colorado farm yields, showing that good crops can be raised where the rainfall alone is depended on. Colorado Springs, Colo.: Yates & McClain. 4 p. ; 15 cm.
Advertisement promoting agriculture in eastern Colorado from the Yates & McClain Real Estate Company.
Agriculture -- Colorado. Irrigation -- Colorado.
Land settlement -- Colorado.
Yates & McClain Real Estate Company.
26.
_______ (1926). Jack rabbits of eastern Colorado. Fort Collins, Colo.: Office of State Entomologist. 18 p. ill. ; 23 cm.Cover title./ "November 1926."
Leporidae -- Control -- Colorado. Pests -- Control -- Colorado.
27.
_______ (1886). La Junta tribune brand book and map. La Junta, Colo.: G.D. Phillips. 88 p. front. (folded map) ill. ; 18 cm."Errata" slip inside back cover.
Cattle brands -- Colorado. 28.
_______ (1907). National Irrigation Congress bulletin no. 2 : San Luis Valley, Colorado : issued by the publicity committee of the fifteenth
National Irrigation Congress, July, 1907. S.l.: National Irrigation Congress]. 15 p. ; ill., maps, 23 cm. Promotes agricultural development and contains a map of the San Luis Valley of Colorado. Title from cover.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- San Luis Valley. Irrigation -- Colorado -- San Luis Valley.
Land settlement -- Colorado -- San Luis Valley. National Irrigation Congress (U.S.)
29.
_______ (1938). National Western Hereford sale : Denver, Colorado, January 19, 1938. S.l.: s.n.] Printed by Charles F. Martin Envelope & Printing Co. [23] p. ; 23 cm. Title from cover./ "Sale under the auspices of Western Hereford Cattle Breeders Association, under management American Hereford Association, Col. Fred Reppert, Roy G. Johnston, auctioneers."
Hereford cattle.
30.
_______ (1922). National western horse show : conducted by the Western Stock Show Association. Denver, Colo.: Western Stock Show Association. 64 p. ill., 23 cm."January 16,17,18,19,20,21, 1922."
Horses -- Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Programs.
Animal industry -- Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Programs. Thoroughbred horse -- Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Programs. Western Stock Show Association (Denver, Colo.)
Named Conf: National Western Stock Show.
31.
_______ (1919). National Western horse show : official catalog and program. Denver, Colo.: Western Horse Show Association. 63 p. ill., 23 cm.Cover title./ "Week of January 20; National Amphitheatre."
Horses -- Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Programs.
Animal industry -- Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Programs. Thoroughbred horse -- Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Programs. Western Horse Show Association.
Named Conf: National Western Stock Show. 32.
_______ (1920). The new petrified forest : Florissant, Colorado. Colorado Springs, Colo.: Democrat Pub. Co. 6 p. ill. ; 15 cm.Brochure adverrtising the petrified forests of Florissant, Colorado.
Paleobotany -- Colorado -- Florissant. Petrified forests -- Colorado -- Florissant. Florissant (Colo.) -- Forests.
33.
_______ (1913). The North Sterling Irrigation District, Logan County, Colorado : Agreement between the bondholder's committee, ... the land owner's committee, ... and the board of directors of the district. S.l.: s.n. 14 p. ; 22 cm. "Dated October 6th, A.D. 1913."/ Title from cover.
Irrigation -- Economic aspects -- Colorado -- Logan County. Farm income -- Colorado -- Logan County.
North Sterling Irrigation District (Logan County, Colo.) 34.
_______ (1903). Official information for the settler and prospector :
containing rules and regulations adopted by the United States Land Office, State Engineer, and the State Board of Land Commissioners of Colorado ... also the United States and Colorado mining laws from the revised statutes of the United States and acts of Congress amendatory thereto, endorsed by the state officials, the government officials and the Commissioner of Mines of Colorado. Denver, Colo.: C.E Hagar. "To acquire title to public lands"--Cover.
Homestead law -- Colorado. Homestead law -- United States. Mining law -- Colorado.
Mining law -- United States. 35.
_______ (1910). Official premium list and program souvenir of the Colorado national apple exposition : January 3 to 8, 1910. Denver, Colo.: The Colorado National Apple Exposition. 64 p. Premium list and program. ill., 31 cm.Title from cover.
Agricultural industries -- Exhibitions. Apple industry -- Exhibitions.
Fruit trade -- Exhibitions. 36.
_______ (1923). Official program and complete entry list, seventeenth annual national western horse show. Denver, Colo.: Western Stock Show Association. 72 p. ill., 23 cm."January 15,16,17,18,19,20, 1923."
Animal industry -- Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Programs. Thoroughbred horse -- Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Programs. Western Stock Show Association (Denver, Colo.)
Named Conf: National Western Stock Show.
37.
_______ (1903). Official Stockmen's green book, containing the stock laws of Colorado. Denver: Record-Stockman Pub. Co. 88 p. ; 24 x 8 cm. Quarantine regulations. Constitution of the Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers Association. t.p./ Includes index.issued by authority of the State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners and the Colorado Cattle & Horse Growers' Association.
Animal industry -- Law and legislation -- Colorado.
38.
_______ (1903). Official stockmen's green book, containing the stock laws of Colorado : issued by authority of the State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners and the Colorado Cattle & Horse Growers' Association. Denver, Colo.: Record-Stockman Pub. Co. 93 p. 24 x 8 cm. Quarantine
regulations. Constitution of the Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers Association. Animal industry -- Law and legislation -- Colorado.
39.
_______ (1900). Pamphlets on forestry in Colorado. 4 v. 24-30 cm. Binder's title: Forestry pamphlets. Colorado.
Forests and forestry -- Colorado. 40.
_______ (1905). The path to potato perfection : being a simple exposition of the progress and possibilities of the Cabondale District of Colorado, where the modern potato has attained its highest perfection, and from the primitive "spud" has been evolved an epicurean delight. Carbondale, Colo.: [s.n. 6 p. ill., 20 cm.Title from cover.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Carbondale. Potatoes -- Harvesting.
Land settlement -- Colorado -- Carbondale. Carbondale (Colo.)
41.
_______ (1937). Pike National Forest : towns, villages, streams, passes, mountains, and lakes. Colorado Springs: s.n.]. 31p. ; 27cm. Typescript from the Pike National Forest supervisor.
Forests and forestry -- Colorado. Pike National Forest (Colo.)
42.
_______ (1913). Plan for funding the various debts of the Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company and its subsidiary companies : by vesting the title of all the stock of the Farmers Reservoir & Irrigation Company. S.l.: s.n. 74 p. forms ; 27 cm.Caption title.
Reservoirs -- Colorado. Irrigation -- Colorado. Water-supply -- Colorado.
Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company. Farmers Reservoir & Irrigation Company. 43.
_______ (1900). Power irrigation : a statement of facts and figures regarding the reclaiming of land in eastern Colorado by means of the utilization of the underflow waters. Denver, Colo.: Colorado Land
Headquarters. 6 p. ; ill., 24 cm. Advertisement from Colorado Land Headquarters promoting agriculture in eastern Colorado.
Agriculture -- Colorado. Irrigation -- Colorado.
Land settlement -- Colorado. Colorado Land Headquarters. 44.
_______ (1910). Prowers County, Colorado : the home of the prosperous and contented farmer. Denver: Williamson-Haffner Engraving Co. 23 p. ill., chiefly b&w photos ; 23 cm.Cover title; date from p. 11./ Inside front cover: "This booklet is authorized and issued by the Prowers County Commercial Association ..."/ Back cover has map of Southwest with highlighted Prowers County.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Prowers County. Prowers County (Colo.) -- History.
45.
_______ (1900, 1989). Pueblo land office entries. Pueblo, CO.: [s.n. [149] p. ; 28 cm.
Land grants -- Colorado -- Pueblo. Land titles -- Colorado -- Pueblo.
46.
_______ (1917). Regular grain dealers of Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming. Chicago: Ill. Grain dealers jour. 80 p. 16 mo. Compiled July 26, 1917, [by] Grain dealers journal ...
Grain -- Statistics, etc., United States. Elevators (Grain), United States.
47.
_______ (1901). Report of the State Board of Stock Inspection
Commissioners : from May 15th to December 15th, 1900. Denver, Colo.: Smith-Brooks Printing Company. 7 p. ; 23 cm.
Domestic animals -- Inspection. Livestock -- Inspection.
Stock inspection.
Colorado State Board of Stock Commissioners. 48.
_______ (1890). The resources and attractions of Colorado for the home seeker, capitalist and tourist : facts on climate, soil, farming, stock raising, dairying, fruit growing, lumbering, mining, scenery, game and fish. Battle Creek, Mich.: W.C. Gage. 152 p. map ; 24 cm.Cover title: Colorado./ Includes index.with the compliments of the Passenger Department.
Colorado. 49.
_______ (1905). Rocky Ford, Colorado, in the heart of the great Arkansas Valley. Pueblo, Colo.: Pueblo Litho. & Prtg. Co. United States Colorado Pueblo. [32] p. ill. ; 19 x 26 cm.Date of publication inferred from text, p. [15].
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Rocky Ford. Rocky Ford (Colo.)
Rocky Ford (Colo.) -- Pictorial works. 50.
_______ (1886). See-Bar-See Land and Cattle Company : incorporated under the laws of Colorado : owning and controlling 400,000 of Land in Colorado. Washington: Gibson Bros. 14 p. ; 18 cm.
Ranches -- Colorado.
See-Bar-See Land and Cattle Company. 51.
_______ (1926). The State Entomologist law and the Pest law of Colorado : compiled February 1926. Fort Collins, Colo.: Office of State Entomologist. 15 p. ill. ; 23 cm.Cover title; "March 1926."
Rodents -- Control -- Colorado -- Law and legeslation. Insect pests -- Control -- Colorado -- Law and legeslation. Weeds -- Control -- Colorado.
52.
_______ (1901). Stock raising in a stock country : some facts regarding the Crawford-Maher Country, the best cattle section in Colorado. Paonia, Colo.: Cline & Hufty. 4 p. ; 16 cm. Promotes stock raising Colorado. Cover title.
Cattle -- Breeding and raising -- Colorado. Livestock -- Breeding and raising -- Colorado.
53.
_______ (1911). Stockmen's official green book : Colorado live stock laws codified, 1911 : general information for stockmen operating in Colorado. Denver: Record-Stockman Pub. Co. 104 p. ; 20 cm. Includes index./ "Approved by the Colorado Stockgrowers' Ass'n."issued by authority of the State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners of Colorado.
Animal industry -- Law and legislation -- Colorado. 54.
_______ (1915). Stockmen's official green book : Colorado live stock laws codified, 1915 : general information for stockmen operating in Colorado. Denver: Record-Stockman Pub. Co. 100 p. ; 20 cm. Includes index./ "Approved by the Colorado Stockgrowers' Ass'n."issued by authority of the State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners of Colorado.
Animal industry -- Law and legislation -- Colorado. 55.
_______ (1923). Stockmen's official green book Colorado 1923 : a complete compilation of the Live Stock and Agricultural statutes of Colorado. Denver: Record Stockman Pub. Co. 182 p. ; 20 cm. 6th edition.Annotated by Leslie E. Greene ; preface by W.C. Baker.
Greene, Leslie E. Colorado -- Law. Colorado -- Cattle. 56.
_______ (1905). Stockmen's official green book, containing the stock laws of Colorado and the United States. Denver: Record-Stockman Pub. Co. 80 p. ; 24 x 8 cm. Includes index.issued by authority of the State Board of Stock
Inspection Commissioners and the Colorado Cattle & Horse Growers' Association.
Animal industry -- Law and legislation -- Colorado. 57.
_______ (1909). A Story of the attractions and wonderful resources of Morgan County, told in pictures & words. Fort Morgan: Colo. Herald Art Printery. [32] p. map, photos. 25 cm. Cover title: Fort Morgan & Morgan County, Colorado.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Morgan County. 58.
chiefly ill. ; 16 x 23 cm.Cover title.
Fruit trade -- Colorado -- Hotchkiss. 59.
_______ (1910). A Trip to cloudland via the Switzerland trail of America. Denver, Colo.: Denver Boulder and Western Railroad Williamson-Haffner Engraving Co.). 1 v. (various pagings). ill. (some col.) ; 20 cm.Cover title./
Caption title: Circling the crater on the crest of the continent./ Includes time tables and wild flower illustrations with descriptive text.
Wild flowers -- Colorado.
Railroads -- Colorado -- Timetables.
Denver, Boulder and Western Railroad -- Timetables. Colorado -- Pictorial works.
60.
_______ (1902). Two minute tales : what the farmers say; what the
stockmen say; what the newspapers say; what we say. Fort Collins, Colo.: North Poudre Irrigation Co. 24 p. ; 21 cm. Brochure promoting agricultural development in Weld County, Colorado.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Weld County. Irrigation -- Colorado -- Weld County.
Irrigation districts -- Colorado -- Weld County. Land settlement -- Colorado -- Weld County.
Ranchers and ranching -- Colorado -- Weld County. North Poudre Irrigation Company.
61.
_______ J. Aborn, H. P. Bennett, A. A. Bradford, F. V. W. Eggolsftein, E. N. Kent, W. Gilpin, A. Z. Shelden and Colorado Freehold Land Association. (1868). Reports on Colorado : the San Luis park, and the Sangre de Cristo estate. London: Printed by F. Straker. 32 p. maps ; 22 cm.by the Hon. Colonel Gilpin ...A.Z. Sheldon ...F.V.W. Eggolsftein ... Edward W. Kent ...H.P. Bennett ... Allen Bradford ... Bishop Simpson, and James Aborn ...
San Luis Valley (Colo. and N.M.) Sangre de Cristo land grant (Colo.) 62.
_______ A. Adams. (1909). Apples and alfalfa : the gospel of irrigation. Pueblo, Colo.: Franklin Press. 6 p. ; 23 cm. Title from cover./ "Reprinted from the Pueblo Chieftain at the request of the Board of Control of the National Irrigation Congress, Pueblo, Colorado."by Alva Adams.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- West (U.S.) Alfalfa.
Apples.
Fruit trade -- West (U.S.)
Water resources development -- West (U.S.) National Farm Land Congress.
63.
_______ agriculture. (1907). 11th annual exhibition of the Pikes Peak Poultry Association : Colorado Springs, Colo. December 9-14, 1907. Colorado
Springs, Colo.: s.n.]. 38 p. (Colorado Springs, Colo.)ill. ; 23 cm.Cover title./ Contains numerous advertisements for local businesses.
Poultry industry -- Colorado -- Pikes Peak Region. Pikes Peak Region (Colo.) -- Commerce.
64.
_______ agriculture. (1885). [Leasing public domain]. Pueblo: Colo. Daily Chieftain Steam Printing House. 8 p. 23 cm. Petition.promulgated by the Association.
Grazing -- Colorado. Colorado -- Public lands. 65.
_______ agriculture. (1916). National western poultry show : January 17 to 22, 1916. Denver: Denver Pub. Ass'n.]. 24 p. ; 22 cm. Cover title; at head of title: "Classification and Premium List;" below title: "Union Stock Yards, Denver, Colo."/ Imprint from p. 23.
Poultry industry -- Colorado. Colorado -- Commerce. 66.
_______ agriculture. (1910s). Poultry raising in Colorado : opportunities and conditions in the Centennial State described for the benefit of prospective settlers. Denver: Colorado State Board of Immigration. 16 p. ill. ; 23 cm.Cover title.by W.E. Vaplon ... and practical poultrymen who write from experience.
Poultry -- Colorado. 67.
_______ agriculture. (1899). Report on the poultry industry of Colorado. Denver: Denver Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade Smith-Brooks Printing Co. 11 p. ; 23 cm. Prepared for and issued by the Denver Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade.by B.L. Winchell.
Poultry -- Colorado. 68.
_______ agriculture. (1935). Resolutions adopted by representatives of the western public land grant states. Salt Lake City: Western Public Land Grant States. 18 p. ill. ; 24 cm.In Session at Denver, Colorado, Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Salt Lake City, Utah./ Includes signatures of representatives.
Public lands -- West (U.S.)
Resolutions, Legislative -- West (U.S.) 69.
_______ E. W. Andree. (1920-1929?). Traveling in the Sunset Trail with an ox team to the Rocky Mountains : a wild west trip among Indians and buffalos in 1860 : a journey of romance and adventures when the western states were young and Colorado was yet unknown. Milwaukee, Wis.: Trade Press Pub. Co. 24 p. ill. ; 31 cm.[by E.W. Andree].
Overland journeys to the Pacific. Andree, W. E.
Overland Trails.
70.
_______ D. M. Andrews. (1896). List of native plants found in the vicinity of Boulder, Colorado. Boulder, Colo.: D.M. Andrews. 5 p. ; 21 x 10 cm. Work has been printed in an early memographic or xylographic process from original manuscript./ "Dec. 1, 1896."by D.M. Andrews, collector and grower of the plants and seeds of the Rocky Mountains.
Botany -- Colorado -- Boulder. Botany -- Colorado.
71.
_______ D. M. Andrews and Rockmont Nursery. (1915). 1915 catalog. Boulder, Colo.: The Nursery. 40 p. (Boulder, Colo.)ill. ; 24 cm.Cover title.Rockmont
Nursery ; D.M. Andrews, owner.
Nurseries (Horticulture) -- Colorado -- Boulder -- Catalogs. Rockmont Nursery (Boulder, Colo.) -- Catalogs.
72.
_______ D. M. Andrews and Rockmont Nursery. (1928). Catalogue of
Rockmont Nursery; Including new or noteworthy plants. Boulder: Colo. D.M. Andrews. p. 12mo. (Boulder, Colo.).
Nurseries (Horticulture) -- Colorado -- Boulder.
73.
_______ D. M. Andrews and B. C. Rockmont Nursery. (1933). Catalogue of Rockmont Nursery. New or noteworthy plants; flowers for the rock garden, iris, phlox. Boulder: Colo. D.M. Andrews. 31, [1] p. 19 cm. in cover 24 cm. At head of title: Autumn, 1933; spring, 1934.
74.
_______ Apple Pie Day and Garfield County Fair. (1914). Official program and. Rilfe, Colo.: Reveille Printery. 4 p. (1914 :; Rifle, Colo.)ill. ; 21 cm.
Agricultural exhibitions -- Colorado -- Rifle. Named Conf: Apple Pie Day (1914 : Rifle, Colo.) Garfield County Fair (1914 : Rifle, Colo.)
Garfield County (Colo.) -- Exhibitions. Rifle (Colo.) -- Exhibitions.
75.
_______ Apple Pie Day and Garfield County Fair. (1916). Official program and premium list of the eighth annual Apple Pie Die, Rifle, Colorado. Rifle, Colo.: Rifle Telegram. 14 p. (1916 :; Rifle, Colo.)ill. ; 21 cm.Cover title.
Agricultural exhibitions -- Colorado -- Rifle. Named Conf: Apple Pie Day (1916 : Rifle, Colo.) Garfield County Fair (1916 : Rifle, Colo.)
Garfield County (Colo.) -- Exhibitions. Rifle (Colo.) -- Exhibitions.
76.
_______ Apple Pie Day and Garfield County Fair. (1915). [Official program and premium list of the Seventh Annual Apple Pie Day]. Rifle, Colo.: Reveille Printery. 12 p. (1915 :; Rifle, Colo.)ill. ; 21 cm.Title supplied by cataloger.
Agricultural exhibitions -- Colorado -- Rifle. Named Conf: Apple Pie Day (1915 : Rifle, Colo.) Garfield County Fair (1915 : Rifle, Colo.)
Garfield County (Colo.) -- Exhibitions. Rifle (Colo.) -- Exhibitions.
77.
_______ Arapahoe cattle and land Company. (1884). Prospectus and by-laws; stock non-assessable; principal office, Denver, Colo. Denver: Colo. Collier. 18 p. map.
Cattle.
Agriculture -- Colorado. 78.
_______ Arkansas Valley Exposition and Fair. (1934). Arkansas Valley Exposition and Fair : souvenir program historical facts book. Rocky Ford, Colo.: Arkansas Valley Exposition and Fair. 32 p. (1934 :; Rocky Ford, Colo.)ill. ; 27 cm.Cover title./ Held at Rocky Ford, Colorado, September 5-7, 1934./
"Compiled by C. Schroeder."
Exhibitions -- Colorado -- Rocky Ford.
Colo.)
Rocky Ford (Colo.) -- Fairs. 79.
_______ Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and Irrigated Land Co. (1910). Irrigated lands. Denver, Colo.: Smith-Brooks Press. 23 p. ill. ; 9 x 16 cm.Cover title.The Arkansas Valley Sugar Beet and Irrigated Land Company, Holly, Colorado.
Irrigation farming -- Colorado. 80.
_______ R. G. Arnold, Arnold Company and Pearsons-Wilhite Company. (1907). Extracts from report of the Arnold Company, engineers and constructors, Chicago : on the Fountain Valley Land and Irrigation Company's Project. Chicago, Ill.: The Arnold Co. 6 p. ; 14 cm. Extracts of a report on the Fountain Valley Land and Irrigation Company's irrigation project constructed near Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- El Paso County. Irrigation -- Colorado -- El Paso County.
Irrigation canals and flumes -- Design and construction. Land use -- Colorado -- El Paso County.
Water resources development -- Colorado -- El Paso County. Fountain Valley Land and Irrigation Company.
81.
_______ Avoca Lodge Farm. (1918). Complete dispersion sale of Avoca Lodge Farm Herd of pure bred Holstein-Friesian cattle : one hundred twenty head, October 9-10, 1918. Morrison, Colo.: Avoca Lodge Farm]. 89 p. ; 15 cm. Includes index/ Cover title.
Holstein-Friesian cattle -- Colorado -- Catalogs. Livestock -- Colorado -- Catalogs.
Stock shows -- Colorado -- Catalogs. 82.
_______ B. O. Aylesworth, B. H. King, comp, V. G. Sherman, ed and Colorado. Office of Director of Markets. (1930). The Colorado co-op wheat marketing field manual; a handbook on co-operative wheat marketing practices and principles. Denver: Bradford-Robinson. 37 p. illus. 28 cm. B.O. Ayleworth, Director of Markets.compiled by Ben H. King; edited by Val G. Sherman.
Wheat -- Marketing. Wheat trade -- Colorado. 83.
_______ D. Babcock. (1924-1929?). Birds and plants of Rocky Mountain National Park. Estes Park, Colo.: Estes Park Trail. 20 p. ; 23 cm. "Published by authority of Supt. Roger W. Toll."/ Includes bibliographical references.by Dean Babcock.
Botany -- Colorado -- Rocky Mountain National Park. Natural history -- Colorado.
84.
_______ D. Babcock and R. E. Ashton. (1930). Birds and plants of Rocky mountain national park : with keys for their identification. Estes Park: Colorado]. cover-title, 71 p. ; 19 cm. "Books on mountain birds, flowers and trees": p. 71.birds by Dean Babcock; plants by Ruth E. Ashton.
Birds -- Colorado -- Rocky Mountain National Park. Botany -- Colorado -- Rocky Mountain National Park. Natural history -- Colorado.
85.
_______ Bailey & Co. (1875). Forest culture : its value, profits, etc. Oakland, Calif.: Bailey & Co.] A.L. Bancroft & Co. Printers). 24 p. ; 17 cm. by Bailey & Co., forest tree culturists.
Eucalyptus.
Forests and forestry -- Colorado. 86.
_______ D. W. Baker, M. D. Rapp, Wendling Cattle and Land Company. (1885). The Wendling Cattle and Land Company, of Colorado. Denver: Colo. Collier & Cleaveland Lith. Co. Printers. 16 p. 24 cm. "Report of D.W. Baker, on the Wendling Cattle and Land Co." ([4] p.), and a letter concerning the company by Matthew D. Rapp (1 l.), laid in.
87.
_______ L. C. Baker. (1895). Some facts regarding Morgan County,
Colorado. : What ten years of irrigation has dona for a part of the Colorado desert. Denver, Colo.: W.F. Robinson & Co. Printers and Binders. 32 p. map (on back cover) photos. ; 23 cm.Cover title: Morgan County, Colorado, as developed by irrigation./ Preface signed by L.C. Baker.illustrated. Pub. by the people of Morgan County, for distribution.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Morgan County. 88.
_______ Bankers Trust Company . Farm Loan Division. (1920-1929?). Farming in the mountain states. Denver, Colo.: The Company. [28]p. ; ill., map ; 27 cm. (Denver, Colo.).
Agriculture -- Colorado. Agriculture -- West (U.S.) 89.
_______ Barteldes Seed Co. (1918). Barteldes Seeds : 1867-1918. Denver, Colo.: The Company. 159 p. ill. ; 25 cm.Cover title.
Seeds -- Catalogs.
Barteldes Seed Co. -- Catalogs. 90.
_______ Barteldes Seed Co. (1910). Catalog of western seeds. Denver, Colo.: The Company. 112 p. ill. ; 27 cm.Cover title./ Includes index.The Barteldes Seed Co.
Seed industry and trade -- Colorado -- Denver -- Catalogs. Seeds -- Catalogs.
Barteldes Seed Co. -- Catalogs. 91.
_______ Barteldes Seed Co. (1899). Price list and descriptive catalogue. Denver, Colo.: The Company. 96 p. ill. ; 24 cm.Cover title.Barteldes & Co.
Seed industry and trade -- Colorado -- Denver -- Catalogs. Seeds -- Catalogs.
Barteldes Seed Co. -- Catalogs. 92.
_______ F. Bassford, San Luis Valley Land and Cattle Company. (1945). They call it Baca Grant. S.l.: San Luis Valley Land and Cattle Co. 1 vol. (unpaged). ill. ;Cover title.
Baca grant.
Land grants -- Colorado. 93.
_______ F. Bassford, San Luis Valley Land and Cattle Company. (1945). They call it Baca Grant. S.l.: San Luis Valley Land and Cattle Co. 1 v. (unpaged). ill.Cover title.
Baca grant.
Land grants -- Colorado. 94.
_______ D. C. Beaman. (1907). The abuses of the forest reserve system as at present administrated : address. Denver Colo.: Press of the Western
Newspaper Union. 16 p. ; 23 cm. "At the Public Lands convention held at Denver, Colorado, June 18, 1907./ Cover title.by D.C. Beaman.
Forest reserves. 95.
_______ Bear River Realty Company. (1913). Routt County Colorado : a country of vast possibilities. Denver: The Company. 16 p. ; 16 cm. (Hayden, Colo.)Cover title; date from information in text, p. 11./ Caption title: A Country of Possibilties.presented by Bear River Realty Co.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Routt County. Routt County (Colo.) -- History.
96.
_______ Beaver Land & Irrigation Company. (1909). Health & wealth in Colorado fruit lands : Beaver Park, Colorado. Denver, Colo.: Carson-Harper Co. 22 p. ill., 1 map ; 24 x 21 cm. issued folded to 24 x 11 cm.Title from cover.
Orchards -- Colorado -- Fremont County. Agriculture -- Colorado -- Fremont County. Fruit trade -- Colorado -- Fremont County. 97.
_______ E. F. Beckwith, Colorado and Dept. of State. (1900). The New Colorado brand book : containing all stock brands on file in the office of Secretary of State up to and including August 31, 1900. Denver, Colo.: E.F. Beckwith Secretary of State Smith-Brooks Printing Co.). vii, 403 p. ill. ; 19 cm.Cover title: The Colorado brand book, 1900.
Cattle brands -- Colorado. 98.
_______ E. R. Bennett. (1908). Bulletin on potatoes of Colorado. Denver: Denver Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade. 6 p. ; 17 cm. Cover title.prepared by E.R. Bennett.
Potatoes -- Colorado. 99.
_______ Bent County Cattle, Horse Growers' Association and West Las Animas Leader. (1885). Brand book : containing the brands of the Bent County Cattle and Horse Growers' Association for the year of 1885. West Las Animas CO: Bent County Cattle and Horse Growers' Association printed at the Leader Office. 78 p. ill. ; 15 cm.
Cattle brands -- Colorado -- Bent County.
Livestock -- Societies, etc. -- Colorado -- Bent County. Livestock brands -- Colorado -- Bent County.
Bent County Cattle and Horse Growers' Association. Bent County (Colo.) -- History.
100.
_______ Bent County Stock Association and West Las Animas Leader. (1883). Bent County brand book : containing the brands of the Bent County Stock Association for the year of 1883. West Las Animas CO: Bent County Stock Association printed at the Leader office. 40p. ill. ; 16cm.Advertising matter: p. 32-40.
Cattle brands -- Colorado -- Bent County.
Livestock -- Societies, etc. -- Colorado -- Bent county. Livestock brands -- Colorado -- Bent county.
Bent County (Colo.) -- History. 101.
_______ E. Bethel. (1933). Nature study for December : prepared by
Ellsworth Bethel for the public schools of Denver, Colorado. S.l.: s.n.]. 4 p. ; 27 cm. Contents: The Conifers or Evergreens of Colorado / Notes on Colorado Conifers / Exotic Conifers in the Denver Parks / Insects Affecting Cultivated Conifers.
Nature study -- Study and teaching. Science -- Study and teaching. Schools -- Colorado -- Denver.
Trees -- Colorado -- Study and teaching.
102.
_______ E. Bethel. (1912-1919?). Nature study for December. The conifers or evergreens of Colorado. Denver, Colo.: Public Schools. 4 p. ; 27 cm. Includes bibliographical references.prepared by Ellsworth Bethel for the Public Schools of Denver, Colorado.
Conifers -- Colorado -- Outlines, syllabi, etc.
103.
_______ E. L. Bethel. (1920s). The flora of the Denver mountain parks. Denver, Colo.: State Historical and Natural History Society State Museum. 24 p. ill. ; 16 cm.by Ellsworth Bethel.
Flowers -- Colorado.
Denver (Colo.) -- Mountain parks.
104.
_______ L. E. Bishop. (1918). Report on drainage and irrigation of Meadow Farms, Hardin, Colorado. Denver, Colo.: Bishop. ii, 110 leaves, [8] p. of plates. ill., 2 maps (one fold.) ; 28 cm.Typewritten report signed by the author./ "January Nineteen Eighteen".Lyman E. Bishop.
Hydraulic engineering -- Colorado -- Weld County. Irrigation -- Colorado -- Weld County.
Drainage -- Colorado -- Weld County. Meadow Farms (Colo.)
105.
_______ P. K. Blinn and Rocky Ford Cantaloupe Seed Breeders Association. (1910). Cantaloupe culture : a treatise on cantaloupe growing under irrigation in Colorado. Rocky Ford, Colo.: The Rocky Ford Cantaloupe Seed Breeders' Association. 32 p. ill. ; 24 cm.by Philo K. Blinn.
Melons. 106.
_______ Blue Daniel. (1860). Thrilling narrative of the adventures,
sufferings and starvation of Pike's Peak gold seekers on the plains of the West in the winter and spring of 1859. Whiteside County: Ill. 21 p. 21 cm. Also pub. in 1860 in Chicago, by the Evening Journal Steam Print; has 23 p.By one of the survivors.
Overland journeys to Colorado. 107.
_______ T. R. Blythe, J. T. Woodruff, J. T. Jardine and Regional Citizens' Committee. (1938). The regional research laboratory. Springfield, Mo.?:
Regional Citizens' Committee. [34] p. (James Tertius)(Springfield, Mo.)ill., maps ; 28 cm."This booklet designed by T. Robert Blythe, Springfield, Mo."--t.p./ "A composite survey of farm production in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas, with estimates of annual surplus products, compiled for presentation to Honorable James T. Jardine, Director of Research and Chief of United States Experiment Stations, submitted in support of application for location of regional research laboratory at Springfield, Missouri, by Regional Citizen's [sic] Committee"--p. [3]/ "Regional Citizen's [sic]
Committee: John T. Woodruff, chairman, Louis W. Reps, secretary"--p. [4]. Agriculture -- Middle West.
Agriculture -- Southwest, New.
Agricultural laboratories -- Missouri -- Springfield. Springfield (Mo.)
108.
_______ Board of County Commissioners. (1890). An act of the general assembly of the State of Colorado : concerning roads and highways.
Denver, Colo.: Times Co. 22 p. ; 23 cm. With amendments of 1885, '87 and '89./ "Published by order of the Board of County Commissioners of Arapahoe County."
Highway law -- Colorado. Traffic regulations -- Colorado. Colorado. General Assembly. 109.
_______ N. Boggs. (1922). Beekeeping in Colorado. Fort Collins, Colo.: Office of State Entomologist. 15 p. ill. ; 23 cm.Cover title./ "November 1922."by Newton Boggs.
Bee culture -- Colorado. Beekeepers -- Colorado. Honeybee -- Colorado.
110.
_______ C. I. Bray. (1917). Live stock in Colorado with special reference to beef cattle and sheep. Denver: Colo. Colorado State Board of Immigration. 18 p. ill., 24 cm.
Beef cattle -- Colorado. Sheep -- Colorado. Livestock -- Colorado. 111.
_______ W. H. Brewer. (1871). Animal life in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. p. 221. 8vo. Buffalo, p. 221./ From American Naturalist. June, 1871.
112.
_______ Britzman-Gibson Advertising Agency and Boulder Chamber of Commerce. (1920-1929?). Boulder Colorado : agriculture and industry. Boulder, Colo.: Boulder Chamber of Commerce. [12] p. ill., map ; 23 x 10 cm."Issued by The Publicity Committee, Boulder Chamber of Commerce, Boulder, Colo."--P. facing p. [1]./ Cover title.[booklet designed and written by Britzman-Gibson Advertising Agency, Inc.].
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Boulder. Industries -- Colorado -- Boulder. Boulder (Colo.)
113.
_______ F. M. Brown. (1942). Animals above timberline : Colorado and Ecuador. Colorado Springs, Colo.: Colorado College. 29 p. ; 23 cm. (Frederick Martin)Bibliography: p. 29.by F. Martin Brown.
Butterflies -- Colorado. Butterflies -- Ecuador. Birds -- Colorado. Birds -- Ecuador.
Mountain animals -- Colorado. Mountain animals -- Ecuador. 114.
_______ J. G. Brown and Union Pacific Railway Company. Passenger Dept. (1888). The resources and attractions of Colorado for the home seeker, capitalist and tourist. Omaha: Passenger Dept. of the Union Pacific Railway. 91 p. (Joseph G.)map ; 22 cm."Facts on climate, soil, farming, stock-raising,
dairying, fruit-growing, lumbering, mining, scenery, game and fish"./ Map on verso of front cover./ Much of the original matter prepared by J.G. Brown.with the compliments of the Passenger Department of the Union Pacific Railway.
Colorado. 115.
_______ J. P. Brown. (1900). Agriculture depends upon forests; address of John P. Brown ... before the National Farmers' Congress, Colorado
Springs, Col., August 22, 1900. Connersville: Ind.]. [6] p. 23 cm. Caption title. Forests and forestry.
116.
_______ R. W. Brown. (1934). The recognizable species of the Green River flora. Washington: United States Govt. Print. Off. 45-77 p., 8 p. of plates ; ill. ; 30 cm. (Roland Wilbur)Reprinted from U.S. Geological Survey Professional
paper.by Roland W. Brown.
Paleobotany -- Green River (Wyo.-Utah) Paleobotany -- Colorado -- Green River. 117.
_______ J. T. Budrow. (1895). Some useful native plants of Colorado : fungus plants, native fruits, native forage plants, native medicinal plants, plants useful in many industries. Fort Collins: Courier Print. & Pub. Co. 20 p. ; 24 cm. by Jane T. Budrow.
Botany -- Colorado. 118.
_______ Buffalo Land, Water Company, National Sugar Manufacturing
Company and Twin Lakes Land. (1911). Facts about irrigation. S.l.: Twin Lakes Land & Water Co. Linxweiler Printing Co. 23p. ill., maps ; 23cm.Border on t.p.: Irrigation wonderful but true - We are a success not an experiment./ "Lands located at Sugar City and Ordway, Otero county, Colorado."from the Twin Lakes Land & Water Company ; Buffalo Land & Water Company ; National Sugar Manufacturing Company.
Irrigation farming -- Colorado -- Otero County. Otero County (Colo.)
119.
_______ Buffalo Land, Water Company, National Sugar Manufacturing
Company and Twin Lakes Land. (1911). Facts about irrigation. S.l.: Twin Lakes Land & Water Co. Linxweiler Print. Co. 23 p. ill., maps ; 23 cm.Border on t.p.: Irrigation wonderful but true - We are a success not an experiment./ "Lands located at Sugar City and Ordway, Otero county, Colorado."from the Twin Lakes Land & Water Company ; Buffalo Land & Water Company ; National Sugar Manufacturing Company.
Irrigation farming -- Colorado -- Otero County. Otero County (Colo.)
120.
_______ R. T. Burdick. (1927). Farm accounts ... detailed records of an irrigated farm for the year 1926. Fort Collins Colorado Agricultural College: 13 numb. l. tables. 28 cm. (Raymond Terry)Cover title./ Mimeographed.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado. 121.
_______ R. T. Burdick. (1931). Farm accounts ... Weld County irrigted farm no. 26. 1930 year's business summarized. Fort Collins Colorado Agriculture College: 11 numb. l. tables. 28 cm. (Raymond Terry)Cover title./ Mimeographed.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado. 122.
_______ R. T. Burdick. (1925). Sheep feeding 1922-23 and 1923-24, Weld County, Colorado, preliminary report. Fort Collins: Colo. Colorado Agricultural College Dept. of Economics and Sociology. 27 p. ; 28 cm. (Raymond
Terry)Colorado Agricultural College, Dept. of Economics and Sociology and U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Bureau of Agricultural Economics cooperating.
Sheep -- Feeding and feeds. 123.
_______ R. T. Burdick, E. Bigelow and joint author. (1924). Preliminary report. Sheep feeding 1922-23 and 1923-24, Weld County, Colorado. Fort Collins Colorado Agricultural College. Dept. of Economics and Sociology and U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Bureau of Agricultural Economics cooperating: 27 p. tables. 28 cm. (Raymond Terry)Cover title.by R.T. Burdick and Edna Bigelow.
Feeds.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado -- Weld County. Sheep -- Colorado.
124.
_______ R. T. Burdick, M. Clawson, Colorado, State College of Agriculture, F. C. Mechanic Arts, Dept. of Economics and Sociology. (1936). Economic considerations affecting permit distribution policy on public range lands, Yampa River drainage, Colorado. III. The agricultural situation--an
economic survey. Fort Collins Dept. of Economics and Sociology cooperating with Division of Farm Management and Costs: Bureau of Agricultural Economics U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. 61 p. tables. 26 cm. (Raymond Terry)by R.T. Burdick and Marion Clawson. Submitted to U.S. Forest Service October 1936.
Public lands -- Colorado -- Yampa River Valley. Grazing -- Colorado -- Yampa River Valley. Agriculture -- Colorado -- Yampa River Valley.
125.
_______ R. T. Burdick, Colorado, F. C. State Agricultural College, Dept. of Economics and Sociology. (1930). Preliminary report on the cost of feeding lambs in northern Colorado. Fort Collins: Colo. 7 numb. l. 28 cm. (Raymond Terry)Processed./ Caption title./ At head of title: Colorado Agricultural College, Dept. of Economics and Sociology./ With this is bound: Preliminary report on the cost of feeding lambs in northern Colorado for the 1931-32 feeding season by R. T. Burdick and H. B. Pingrey.
Feeds.
126.
_______ R. T. Burdick, Colorado, F. C. State Agricultural College, Dept. of Economics, Sociology, United States and Bureau of Agricultural Economics. (1924). Preliminary report: Cattle feeding 1922-23 and 1923-24, Weld County, Colorado. Fort Collins: Colo. 12 numb. l. tables. 28 cm. (Raymond Terry)Processed./ At head of title: Dept. of Economics and Sociology. Colorado Experiment Station cooperating with Bureau of Agricultural Economics. U.S. Dept. of Agriculture.
Feeds.
127.
_______ R. T. Burdick, Colorado, F. C. State Agricultural College, Extension Service, Dept. of Economics and Sociology. (1930). Crop and livestock farming in eastern Colorado, years 1927, 1928 and 1929 : a preliminary report. Fort Collins: Colorado Agricultural College. 7 leaves ; 28 cm. (Raymond Terry)Department of Economics and Sociology in cooperation with Colorado Extension Service.by R.T. Burdick.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado.
128.
_______ R. T. Burdick, Colorado, F. C. State Agriculture College, Extension service, United States and Dept. of Agriculture. (1930). Cost of lamb feeding in northern Colorado. Fort Collins: Colo. 4 numb. l. 28 cm. (Raymond
Terry)Caption title./ Processed./ At head of title: Cooperative extension work in agriculture and home economics. Colorado Agricultural College and U. S. Dept. of Agriculture cooperating.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado. Feeds.
129.
_______ R. T. Burdick, H. B. Pingrey and joint author. (1927). Preliminary report. Sheep and steer feeding 1925-26, Weld County, Colorado. Fort Collins: 18 numb. l. tables. 28 cm. (Raymond Terry)Cover title./ Bound with his Preliminary report. Sheep and steer feeding 1924-25./ This report is a
continuation of the studies started in the keeping of detailed rcords of all farm operations and costs, in 1922-23.by R.T. Burdick and H.B. Pingrey.
Feeds.
130.
_______ R. T. Burdick, T. H. Summers and joint author. (1920s). Survey records: types of Colorado agriculture; continuous records on the same farm two or more years, compiled from farm management demonstrator studies for Fremont, Otero, El Paso, Saguache, Alamosa, Costilla, Conejos and Moffat Counties, years 1921 to 1926. Fort Collins: Colorado Agricultural College. 55 l. (chiefly tables) 36 cm. Reproduced from typewritten copy.by R.T. Burdick and T.H. Summers.
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Colorado. Agriculture -- Statistics.
131.
_______ M. L. Burget, Colorado, Game and Fish Dept. (1940s-). Colorado wild turkey. Denver? Management Division: Federal Aid Section Colorado Game and Fish Dept. v. illus. 28 cm. v. 2. Wild turkey development, 1943-1946.Cover title.
Turkeys.
132.
_______ W. L. Burnett. (1915). The prairie-dog situation in Colorado. Fort Collins, Colo.: Office of State Entomologist. 15 p. ill. ; 23 cm.Cover title./ "October 1915."by W.L. Burnett.
Prairie dogs -- Colorado.
Black-tailed prairie dog -- Colorado. White-tailed prairie dog -- Colorado. Rodents -- Control -- Colorado.
133.
_______ W. L. Burnett. (1923). Some Colorado farm pests with suggestions for their control. Fort Collins, Colo.: Office of State Entomologist. 24 p. ill. ; 23 cm."Revision of Circular 35."/ Cover title./ "October 1923."by W.L. Burnett.
Rodents -- Control -- Colorado. 134.
_______ W. L. Burnett. (1914). The striped ground squirrels of Colorado. Fort Collins, Colo.: Office of State Entomologist. 19 p. ill. ; 23 cm.Cover title./ "October, 1914."/ Caption title: The striped spermophiles or ground squirrels of Colorado.by W.L. Burnett.
Ground squirrels. 135.
_______ W. L. Burnett, A. C. Maxson, Feeding habits and food of the ring-necked pheasant. (1921). A study of the food habits of the ring-ring-necked pheasant in Colorado. Fort Collins, Colo.: Office of the State Entomologist Colorado Agricultural College. 31 p. ; 25 cm. (Asa Chandler)by W.L. Burnett. Feeding habits and food of the ring-necked pheasant / Asa C. Maxson.
Ring-necked pheasant.
Upland game birds -- Colorado. 136.
_______ D. C. Byers & Parker. (1873). 3,000,000 acres of choice farming, grazing, coal and timber land in Colorado along the Kansas Pacific and Denver Pacific railways; for sale at low prices, upon long time, with
nominal rate of interest by Byers & Parker, Denver, Colorado, sole agents for all lands belonging to the Railway Companies named in Colorado. Denver: Rocky Mountain News Steam Printing House. 24 p. map. 23 cm.
Railroad land grants -- Colorado. Kansas Pacific Railway Company.
Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company. 137.
_______ C.T. Raynolds & Company. (1878). The American farmer vs. the Colorado potato beetle : a treatise on the pest and its remedy. New York N.Y.: The Company. 18 p. ; 21 cm. At head of title: To the farmer and
dealer.published by C.T. Raynolds & Co. Pesticides -- Catalogs.
Paint -- Catalogs. Colorado potato beetle. 138.
_______ Cameron & Bogan. (1902). The Grand valley: Mesa County, Colorado; an agricultural and horticultural empire on the sunset slope of the Rockies. Grand Junction: Colo.] Daily Sentinel Print. [24] p. 20 cm. Cover title.
140.
_______ H. W. Campbell, W. H. Olin and B. Q. R. C. I. D. Chicago. (1911). Colorado--Wyoming; scientific soil culture, farming nonirrigated lands, farming under irrigation. Chicago: 16 p. 8vo. Title from cover.Prepared by H.W. Campbell and W.H. Olin.
Agriculture, United States: Colorado. Agriculture, United States: Wyoming. 139.
_______ Campbell Correspondence School and Yates & McClain. (1901). The Campbell system of soil culture : a plan of cultivation that is doubling the value of Colordo land and making an agricultural out of a grazing country. Colorado Springs, Colo.: Yates & McClain. 7 p. ; 19 cm. Brochure promoting the Campbell system of soil culture. "500,000 acres of good fertile land in eastern Colorado for sale at from $3.50 to $5.00 per acre, that will never know a crop failure under the Campbell system. For sale by Yates & McClain."
Agriculture -- Study and teaching.
Agricultural systems -- Study and teaching. Crop rotation -- Colorado.
Farm tenancy -- Colorado. Tillage -- Colorado.
141.
_______ A. H. Carhart, b, Colorado, Game and Fish Commission. (1940-1900s). Beaver survey. Denver, Colo: Colorado Game and Fish Commission. v. ill. ; 28 cm.submitted by Arthur H. Carhart ; personnel, Pittman-Robertson staff: Wm. M. Nemanic, James M. Coutts, Lucas M. Dargan.
Beavers -- Colorado.
Mammal populations -- Colorado. 142.
_______ A. H. Carhart, b, Colorado, Game and Fish Commission. (1941-1942). Report of the deer-elk survey 1938-1941. Denver, Colo: Colorado Game and Fish Commission. ill. ; 28 cm.V. 5. Deer food requirements in Colorado -- V. 6. Survey of 1941 census.submitted by Arthur H. Carhart.
Deer -- Colorado. Elk -- Colorado.
Mammal populations -- Colorado. 143.
_______ A. H. Carhart, b, Colorado, Game and Fish Commission. (1941). Report of the sage grouse survey. Denver, Colo: Colorado Game and Fish Commission. 1 v. (unpaged). ill. ; 28 cm."December 1941."/ "Survey of 1941, North Park, Jackson County, Moffat County, including comparative data of
previous seasons."submitted by Arthur H. Carhart. Sage grouse -- Colorado.
144.
_______ W. L. Carlyle. (1900, 1961). Bulletin on beef production in
Colorado. Denver: Denver Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade. 7 p. 16 cm. Cover title.
Cattle trade -- Colorado. 145.
_______ F. R. Carpenter. (1940). The law of the range. n.p.: 21 p. 23 cm. (Farrington Reed)"An address delivered at the 43rd annual meeting of the
Colorado State Bar Association held at Colorado Springs, Colorado, September, 1940."
Pasture, Right of. 146.
_______ Cattle Raising Company. (1878). Cattle Raising Company "Limited." New York?: s.n. 32 p. ; 18 cm. Caption title./ On front paste-down: Cattle Raising Company "Limited" of Colorado and New Mexico./ Two maps on a singled folded sheet tipped inside back cover./ Includes prospectus and by-laws of the
company, whose office was located in New York. Cattle trade -- Colorado.
Cattle trade -- New Mexico. Cattle Raising Company. 147.
_______ Cattlemen's Protective Association. (1930). Register of brands, Boulder County, Colorado. Boulder: s.n. [10] p. ill. ; 11 cm.
Cattle brands -- Colorado -- Boulder County. 148.
_______ Chamber of Commerce of the City of Trinidad and County of Las Animas. (1910). Las Animas County, Colorado : its development and
possibilities. Trinidad? Colo.: Chamber of Commerce of the City of Trinidad and County of Las Animas. 56 p. chiefly ill. ; 14 x 20 cm.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Las Animas County -- Pictorial works. Las Animas County (Colo.) -- Pictorial works.
149.
_______ C. M. Chase. (1882). The editor's run in New Mexico and Colorado : embracing twenty-eight letters on stock raising, agriculture, territorial history, game, society, growing towns. Lyndon, Vt.: C.M. Chase. 233 p. (Charles Monroe)ill. ; 24 cm.by C.M. Chase.
150.
_______ H. Chase. (1911). Chase trees for irrigated sections. Delta, Colo.: H. Chase McFarland Publicity Service). 19 p. ill. ; 28 cm. + 4 inserts.Title from cover.Herbert Chase.
Nurseries (Horticulture) -- Colorado -- Delta. Fruit trees -- Catalogs.
Chase Trees (Delta, Colo.) -- Catalogs. 151.
_______ B. Q. R. C. Chicago. (1910). 18th National Irrigation Congress, Pueblo, Sept. 26-30, 1910. Chicago: Poole Bros. 1 fold. pamphlet. ill. ; 24 cm.Cover title.
Irrigation -- Colorado. Agriculture -- Colorado.
Named Conf: International Irrigation Congress (18th : 1910 : Pueblo, Colo.)
152.
_______ B. Q. R. C. Chicago, Empire Ranch and Cattle Co. (1906). Lands in eastern Colorado : the opportunity for people of moderate means to own their farms in a short time : scientific farming without irrigation. Council Bluffs, Iowa: Empire Ranch and Cattle Co.]. [16] p. chiefly ill. ; 15 x 21 cm.Title from cover./ "Lands located in Washington and Yuma Counties."/ "Burlington Route"--P. [4] of cover.
Agriculture -- Colorado.
Washington County (Colo.) -- Pictorial works. Yuma County (Colo.) -- Pictorial works. 153.
_______ Chicago Colorado Colony. (1871). Chicago Colorado Colony. Constitution and by-laws, with comprehensive chapters on agriculture, irrigation, climate, the new town of Longmont, schools, societies, churches, etc. Longmont, Colorado, July 1st, 1871. Denver: Colo. Rocky Mountain News Printing House. [5], 6-29 p. 22 cm. Includes advertisement.
154.
_______ P. L. Clarke. (1934). Noted and historic trees in and around Denver, Colorado. Denver: Colorado State Forestry Association. 7 p. ill. ; 21 cm.Cover title.by Perry L. Clarke.
155.
_______ G. S. Clason. (1909). A farm for you at Denver's door : this is probably your last opportunity to get low-priced land near a great city. Denver, Colo.: Clason Map Co. 14 p. Brochure promoting agriculture in Denver, Colorado. Also contains a map of the proposed Denver Suburban Irrigation District. (George Samuel)ill. maps, 27 cm.
Agriculture -- Colorado -- Maps. High Line Canal (Colo.) -- Maps. Irrigation districts -- Colorado -- Maps. Land settlement -- Colorado.
Denver Suburban Irrigation District. 156.
_______ G. S. Clason. (1915). Free homestead lands of Colorado described : a handbook for settlers. Denver, Colo.: Clason map Co. 318 p., 1 leaf.
(George Samuel)ill. (incl. port.) fold, map (in pocket) ; 21 cm.by George S. Clason ...
Colorado -- Public lands. 157.
_______ J. Clay, W. J. Dearth and Confessions of a sheep salesman. (1900-1985?). Rip Van Winkle returns to the range. S.l.: s.n. 25, [1] p. ill. ; 24 cm."Confessions of a sheep salesman" by Walter J. Dearth: p. [19]-25.by John Clay.
Cattle trade -- West (U.S.) Livestock -- Colorado. Sheep.
158.
_______ J. Clay, N. H. Sutherland, Lamb feeding in northern Colorado and Lamb feeding in the San Luis Valley. (1915). The story of a carload an historical sketch ; and, Lamb feeding in the San Luis Valley by N.H. Sutherland. S.l.: Clay Robinson & Co. 39 p. (p. [35]-39 advertisements), 2 leaves of plates. ill., ports. ; 24 cm.by John Clay. Lamb feeding in northern Colorado :.
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_______ F. E. Clements and E. S. Clements. (1920, (c)1914). Rocky Mountain flowers : an illustrated guide for plant-lovers and plant-users. New York: H.W. Wilson. xxxi, 392 p., [25] leaves of plates. (Frederic Edward)(Edith Schwartz)ill. ; 21 cm.Includes index.Frederic Edward Clements and Edith Schwartz Clements.
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_______ F. E. Clements and E. S. Clements. (1928, (c)1914). Rocky mountain flowers : an illustrated guide for plant-lovers and plant-users, with twenty-six plates in color and twenty-one plates in black and white. New York: H.W. Wilson. xxv, 390 p., [26] leaves of plates. (Frederic Edward)(Edith Schwartz)ill. (some col.) ; 21 cm.Includes index.Frederic E. Clements and Edith S. Clements.
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_______ F. E. Clements, E. S. Clements and joint author. (1914, (c)1928). Rocky mountain flowers : an illustrated guide for lovers and plant-users. New York: Wilson. xxv, 390 p., [43] leaves of plates. (Frederic
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_______ F. E. Clements, E. S. Clements and joint author. (1945). Rocky mountain flowers : an illustrated guide for plant-lovers and plant-users, with twenty-six plates in color and twenty-one plates in black and white. New York: Wilson. xxv, 390 p., [43] leaves of plate. (Frederic Edward)(Edith Schwartz)ill. (some col.) ; 22 cm.Includes index.Frederic E. Clements and Edith S. Clements.
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_______ F. E. Clements, E. S. Clements and joint author. (1914). Rocky mountain flowers; an illustrated guide for plantlovers and plant-users. White Plains: N.Y. and New York city the H.W. Wilson Co. xxxi, 392 p. incl. illus., chart. col. front., col. plates. 26 cm. (Frederic Edward)(Edith Schwartz)with twenty-five plates in color and twenty-one plates in black and white [by] Frederic Edward Clements ... and Edith Schwartz Clements ...
Wild flowers -- Rocky Mountains. 164.
_______ F. E. Clements, E. S. Clements and joint author. (1917, (c)1914). Rocky mountain flowers; an illustrated guide for lovers and plant-users. White Plains: N.Y. the H.W. Wilson Co. xxxi, 392 p. illus. (Frederic
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_______ W. H. Cochran. (1879). Where to find the Huntsman's paradise and homes in the far West. A glimpse at the prominent resources of Rio Grande County, Colorado, including geography, climate, agriculture, stock raising, mineral and other resources. Del Norte: Colo. San Juan Prospector Print. 32 p. 22 cm.
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_______ T. D. A. Cockerell. (1903). The bees of the genus Nomada found in Colorado. pp. 69-85. 8vo. (Theodore Dru Alison)Reprinted from Bulletin No. 94. Report of Entomologist Colorado Experiment Station for 1903. pp. 69-85.With a table to separate all the species of the Rocky Mountains.
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_______ T. D. A. Cockerell. (1911). The fauna of Boulder County, Colorado. n.p.: [1 v.]. (Theodore Dru Alison)Reprinted from University of Colorado studies, vol. VIII, 1911./ Caption title.
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_______ T. D. A. Cockerell. (1934). New and little-known Western bees. New York City: American Museum of Natural History. 6 p. ; 23 cm. (Theodore Dru Alison)Title from caption./ "June 14, 1934."/ Includes bibliographical
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_______ T. D. A. Cockerell. (1935). New records of bees. New York City: American Museum of Natural History. 8 p. ; 23 cm. (Theodore Dru Alison)Bees at flowers of Gilia calcarea Jones -- A Melissodes new to Colorado -- Osmia from California -- Bees at flowers of Convolvulus hermannioides A. Gray -- An
epeoline supposed to be parasitic on Nomia -- A bee visiting flowers of Parosela nana (Torrey).Title from caption./ "Jan. 11, 1935."by T.D.A. Cockerell.
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_______ T. D. A. Cockerell. (1941). The red sunflower garden of 1941. Boulder, Colorado. [2] p. 22 cm. (Theodore Dru Alison).
