1 Journal very old, pre 1880's or pre 1900 w/ long run

(a) Home, farm, and factory. St. Louis. m. v. 1-9? 1883-1887.

Continued as

(b) Home, farm, and factory, and live stock journal. St. Louis. m. v. 10? 19? 1888-1897.

(a) The Poultry farmer. Des Moines, Iowa. m. 1-6, no. 8. Jan. 1, 1898-Aug. 1903.

Continued as

(b) Homemaker. Des Moines, Iowa. m. v. 6, no. 9-12. Sept.-Dec. 1903.

Continued as nonagricultural paper.
1 The Homemaker. Washington, D. C. Established as

(a) National advocate. San Francisco. m. v. 1-5, no. 10. Jan. 1897-Oct. 1900.

Continued as

(b) National irrigation. Washington, D. C. m. v. 5, no. 11-v. 6, no. 11. Nov. 1900-Dec. 1901.

Continued as

(c) The National homemaker. Washington, D. C. m. v. 6, no. 12-v. 7, no. 6. Jan.-June 1902.

No numbers issued July 1907-Jan. 1903; continued as

(d) The Homemaker. Washington, D. C. m. v. 8, no. 1-12. Jan.-Dec. 1903//.

(a) Hoosier patron and lady granger. Indianapolis and Muncie, Ind. w. v. 1-3? 1873-1876.

Continued as

(b) Hoosier patron. Indianapolis and Muncie, Ind. w. v. 4?-5? 1877-1878.

1 Horticulturist and journal of rural art and rural taste. Albany, N.Y., and Boston (1846-1852), Rochester, N. Y. (1853-June 1855), Philadelphia (July 1855-June 1858), New York (July 1858-1875). m. v. 1-30. July 1846-Dec. 1875. Absorbed the Western pomologist, July 1872; united with the Gardener's monthly Jan. 1876, which continued as Gardener's monthly and Horticulturist; Jan. 1853-1859 issued in two editions, one with colored plates, one without.

(a) The Household journal. Springfield, Ohio. m. v. 1, no. 1-7. Jan.-July 1908.

Absorbed Floral life and continued as

(b) The Household journal with which is incorporated Floral life. Springfield, Ohio. m. v. 1, no. 8- Aug. 1908-July 1910*.

(a) The Elmira husbandman. Elmira, N. Y. w. v. 1-2? 1874-1876.

Continued as

(b) The Husbandman. Elmira, N. Y. (1876-1891), Binghamton, N.Y. (1892-1893). w. v. 3?-19? 1877-1893//?

Agricultural club of the University of Idaho.

(a) American horse monthly. Detroit, Mich. m. v. 1- 1890-1893.

Continued as

(b) American horseman and farmer. Detroit, Mich. m. v. Jan.-Feb. 1894.

Combined with The Illinois horseman, Joliet, Ill., The Inland farmer, Peoria, Ill., and The Mark Field, Peoria, Ill.,

to form

Combined with Inland farmer, East St. Louis, Ill., to form

(d) The Illinois farmer. Peoria Ill. s-m. July 1894-June 1909.

Combined with Farmer's call, Quincy, Ill., July 1, 1909, taking its numbering, and continued as

(e) Illinois farmer and Farmer's call. Peoria, Ill. s-m. v. 55-57, no. 1. July 1, 1909-July 1, 1910*.
1 Illinois granger. Macomb, Ill. v. 1-3, no.? Sept. 1873-Feb. 1876; continued as Independent, not devoted to Grange affairs.
1 Illustrated journal of agriculture. Chicago. v. 1- 1873?-1874?
1 Illustrated South and farmer and miner. Louisville or Lexington, Ky. v. 1- 1902-
2 Illustrated youth and age. Nashville, Tenn. 1890-1902. Not Agricultural, merged in Farm news.
2 Imperial farmer. Los Angeles. m. v. 1. 1901.
1 Improver. Pittsburgh, Pa. w. v. 1-2? 1897-1899.
1 The Indagator. Hamburg, S.C. m. v. 1. May 1844- .
2 Independent farmer. College Station, Md. w. v. l. 1881.
2 Independent farmer. Durant, Ind. Terr. w. v. 2. Feb. 1905-1906.
2 Independent farmer. Lincoln, Nebr. w. v. 1. 1904.
2 Independent farmer and fireside companion. Minneapolis (1879), St. Paul (1880). m. v. 1-2. 1879-1880.
1 Independent farmer and Western swine breeder. Established as

western swine breeder. Lincoln, Nebr. m. v. 1-15, no. 4. Jan. 1894-April 1907.

Combined with Weekly state journal, established 1869, and the Nebraska independent, established 1889,

to form

(a) Northwestern farmer. Indianapolis (1865-1868, 1873), Indianapolis and Chicago (1869-1872). m. v. 1-9?

1865-1873. Issued in two editions, one for the timber states, the other for the prairie states, 1869-1872.

Continued as

(b) Indiana farmer. Indianapolis. w. v. 10?-65 (i e., 45), no. 1874-1910*.

In 1898 volume number was changed from v. 33, no. 36 (Sept. 3) to v. 53, no. 37 (Sept. 10).

(a) Grange news. 1876-

Continued as

(b) Inland farmer. East St. Louis, Ill. s-m. 1893-July 1894.

Combined with the American horseman, Peoria, Ill., to form The Illinois farmer, Peoria, July 1894.
1 The Inland farmer. Louisville, Ky. Established as

(a) The Weed. Louisville, Ky. w. v. 1-10, no. 14. 1897-Nov. 1902.

Continued as

(b) The Inland farmer. Louisville, Ky. w. v. 9, no. 1-n. ser. v. 17, no. 1. Nov. 1902-July 2, 1910*.

Absorbed the Kentucky farmer.
2 The Inland farmer. Spokane, Wash. m. v. 1-4, no. 1. Jan. 1904-July 1905.
1 The Inter mountain farmer. Salt Lake City (1894, 1904-1907), Denver (1908?-1910); weekly agricultural edition of Salt Lake tribune (1904-1907). v. 1- 1894 (1904)-July 1910*; merged in Salt Lake simiweekly Tribune.
2 The Intermountain ranchman. Salt Lake City, Utah. Feb 1902 Announced for publication.
1 Inter ocean and farmer. Chicago; weekly edition of Chicago Inter ocean. v. 1909-July 1910*.
1 Inter-state farmer. Davis City, Iowa. m. v. 1- May 1903-1907.
2 Inter-state farmer. Fort Recovery, Ohio. m. v. 1-27 1909-July 1910*.
2 Inter-state farmer. St. Joseph, Mo. m. v. 1. 1886.
1 Iowa agriculturist. Ames, Iowa. m. during school year. v. 1-10, no. 10. Jan. 1902-June 1910*. Published by the

Agricultural club, Iowa state College.

(a) Farmers' and merchants' review. Dubuque, Iowa. s-m. v. 1- May 1902-April 1905.

Continued as

(b) Iowa farmer. Dubuque, Iowa. m. May 1905-July 1910*.

(a) Sackets' Harbor observer. Sackets' Harbor, N. Y. w. Mar. 1848- Nonagricultural. Continued as

(b) The Jefferson farmer. Sackets' Harbor, N. Y. w. June? 1852-June? 1853.
1 Kansas rural. Howard City, Kans. m. v. 1? 1877-1878.
1 Kansas farmer's weekly star. Wichita, Kans. w. v. 1- Aug. 1909-
2 Kansas rural. Williamsburg, Kans. m. v. l. 1885.
1 The Kentucky cultivator. Lexington, Ky. m. v. 1-2? Jan. 1841-1842? Absorbed the Kentucky farmer, Frankfort, Ky. June? 1842; suspended 1841; revived.
1 The Kentucky cultivator and railroad journal. Cynthiana, Ky. (June-Dec. 1852), Covington, Ky. (Jan.-June7 1853). m. v. 1-2. June 1852-June? 1853.
1 Kentucky farmer. Danville, Ky. v. 1- Feb. 1903-
1 The Kentucky farmer. Frankfort, Ky. Established as

(a) The Franklin farmer. Frankfort, Ky. (1837-1839), Lexington, Ky. (1840). w. v. 1-3. Aug. 12, 1837-1840.

Continued as

(b) The Kentucky farmer. Frankfort, Ky. w. v. 4-5. 1840-42//?

(a) Scientific farmer. Amherst, Mass. (June-Oct. 1875), Springfield, Mass., and Amherst, Mass. (Nov. 1875-Jan, 1876), Boston (Feb. 1876-1879). m. v. 1-4. no. 10. June 1875-Oct., 1837. v. 1 has 19 monthly numbers in order to make v. 2 begin with Jan. 1877.

continued as

(b) The Land and home. New York. w. v. 1, no. 1-26. Nov. 6, 1879-May 13, 1880//; merged in American

agriculturist.
1 Land and water. Los Angeles. w. v. 1-5? 1892-1897.
1 Land and water. San Francisco. July 1886-
1 Landmanden. Mayville, N. Dak. (1894-1895), Fargo, N. Dak. (1895-1896). m. v. 1-2? 1894-1896.
1 Der Landmann. Milwaukee. w. v. 1- Sept. 1902-July 1910*.
1 Lands and mines. Denver. w. v. 1- 1891 (1900)-1907.
1 Der Landwirth. St. Louis (1889-1891), Milwaukee (1892-1894). m. v. 1-6, no. 1889-May 1894//? Merged in Acker-und garten-bauzeitung, May 1894.
1 Landwirth und hausfreund. Chicago. w. v. l. 1870-1871.
2 The Last West. Dallas, Tex. in. v. 1-2? Jan.? 1906-1907?
1 League of industry. Richmond. s-m. v. 1. Nov. 1842-
1 Lewis' rural Chicago. w. v. 1. 1877.
1 The Lewiston journal and North-eastern farmer. Established as

(a) The North-eastern farmer. Lewiston, Maine (agricultural section of Lewiston weekly journal). w. v. 1- 1899-1905?

Continued as

(b) The Lewiston journal and North-eastern farmer. Lewiston, Maine; weekly agricultural edition of Evening journal. 1906-July 1910*.

(a) C. A. C. lookout. Storrs, Conn. monthly during college year. v. 1-6, no. 8. 1896?-June 1901.

Continued as

(b) The Lookout. Storrs, Conn. monthly during college year. v. 7-15, no. 8. 1901-June 1910*.

Published by students Or Connecticut agricultural college.
@1 Los Angeles daily fruit world. Los Angeles, Calif. d. v. 1- June 3, 1903. See also Pacific fruit world.
1 Louisiana farmer. Mount Lebanon, La. (1871), Mount Lebanon, La., and Arcadia, La. (1872), Trenton, La. (1&73). w. v. 1-2? 1871-1873.
@l Louisiana farmer and rice journal. Crowley, La. s-m. v. 1-3? 1896-1899.
1 The Louisiana planter and sugar manufacturer. New Orleans, La. w. v. 1-45, no. 1. July 7, 1888-July 2, 1910*.
1 Louisiana state farmer. Shreveport, La. w. v. 1, no. 1- June-July 1910*.
1 Louisiana trucker and farmer. New Iberia, La. m. v. 1, no. 1-8. Dec. 1909-July 1910*.
1 Louisiana weather Journal and agriculturist. Established as

(a) Louisiana weather journal. New Orleans. m. v. 1- 1887-1893.

Continued as

(b) Louisiana weather journal and agriculturist. New Orleans. m. 1893-1899.

(a) Advocate and Martin's magazine. Roanoke, Va. w. v 1- 1896 (1903)-1906.

Continued as

(b) Martin's magazine. Roanoke, Va. w. 1907-1908.

Continued as nonagricultural periodical
1 The Massachusetts agricultural repository and journal. Boston. irreg., approx. s-a. v.3-10. Nov. 1813-Apr. 1832. Continuation of Papers, consisting of communications made to the Massachusetts society for promoting agriculture, which were not issued as a periodical. v. 3-8 have caption title Massachusetts agricultural journal.
1 Massachusetts farmer. v. 1- Jan. 1853-
1 Massachusetts ploughman and New England journal of agriculture. Established as

(a) Massachusetts ploughman. Boston. w. v. 1-26. Jan. 1841-Dec. 1866.

Absorbed Yankee farmer Dec.? 1841; continued as

(b) Massachusetts ploughman and New England journal of agriculture. Boston. w. v. 27-65. Jan. 1867-Nov. 17, 1906//.

Absorbed by American cultivator, Nov. 24, 1906.
1 Massissinawa farmer. Marion, lnd. m. v. 1- Apr. 1856-
@1 Mayflower. Floral, N. Y. (1885-1886, 1889-1906), Queens, N. Y. (1887-1888). m. v. 1-21, no. 9? Jan. 1885-Sept. 1906//; merged in Floral life, Oct. 1906.
1 The Medical and agricultural register. Boston. m. v. 1. Jan. 1806-Dec. 1807//.
1 Mennonitische rundschau. Elkhart, Ind. w. v. 1- 1878 (1900)-1901; continued as nonagricultural periodical.
1 The Mercer county farmer. Mercer, Pa. Aug. 1844.
2 Merchant and farmer. Marion, S. C. Nov. 1880.
2 Merchant lumberman. Houston, Tex. m. v. 1. 1891-1892.
@1 Merchants' and planters' price current. Mobile, Ala. 1861.
1 Metropolitan and Rural home. New York. m. v. 1-n. ser., v. 20, no. 1. 1893-July 1910*; formed by the union of the Metropolitan and the Rural home, Philadelphia, 1893.
1 The Miami farmer. Xenia, Ohio. s-m. v. 1- May 1839-
1 Miami valley farmer. Hamilton, Ohio. m. v. 1-3? 1889-1892.
2 Michigan agriculturist. Lansing, Mich. m. v. 1-2? 1890-1891.
1 Michigan agriculturist and Home journal. Jackson, Mich. m. v. 1-2? 1876-1878.
1 The Minnesota monthly. St. Paul. m. v. 1-2 (no. 1-13). Jan. 1869-San. 1870//.
2 The Mirage. Hereford, Tex. q. v. 1. Dec. 1907-1908.
1 Mirror and farmer. Established as

(a) The Dollar weekly mirror and New Hampshire journal of agriculture. Manchester, N. H. w. v. 1- Jan.? 1863-July 1, 1865.

Formed by the union of the Dollar weekly mirror and the New Hampshire journal of agriculture; continued as

(b) Mirror and farmer. Manchester, N. H. w. v. 3?-57? July 8, 1865-July 1910*.

Weekly edition of Mirror and American.
1 The Mississippi agriculturist. Meridian, Miss. m. v. 1-2. March? 1870-1871.
1 Mississippi farm and home. McComb, Miss. m. v. 1-2? 1896-1898.
1 Mississippi farmer. Raymond, Miss. 1840-1844.
1 The Mississippi farmer. Trenton, Miss. (1881), Forest, Miss. (1882-1883). w. v. 1-2? 1881-1883.
1 Mississippi journal. Gulfport, Miss. m. v. 1-7? Nov. 1900-1906.
@1 The Mississippi planter. Gulfport, Miss. w. v. 1- Feb. 6, 1909-
@1 The Mississippi planter and mechanic. Grenada, Miss. (1857), Jackson, Miss. (1858). m. v. 1-2? Apr. 1857-March? 1858.
1 Mississippi ploughman. Sept. 1858.
1 Mississippi union advocate. Established as

(a) Mississippi union advocate and Southern farm and home. Jackson, Miss. w. v. 1- 1909-

Continued as

(b) Mississippi union advocate. Jackson, Miss. w. 1909?-July 1910*.

(a) Kansas City progress and western farm journal. Kansas City, Mo. w. v. 1- 1888-1894.

Continued as

(b) Missouri and Arkansas farmer and fruitman. Kansas City, Mo. m. v. -22. 1895-July 1910*.

(a) Illinois cultivator. Stephenson, Ill. m. v. 1, no. 1-4? June-Sept.

Continued as

(b) Missouri farmer. St. Louis. m. v. 1-6? Oct. 1841-1847.

(a) Southern tobacconist and manufacturers' record. Durham, N. C. (1888-1889), Richmond (1890?-1904). w. v. 1-16, no. 30. 1888-1905.

Continued as

(b) The Southern tobacconist and modern farmer. Richmond. w. v. 16, no. 31-v. 19, no. 9. Nov. 1904-Sept. 1907.

Continued as

(c) Modern farming. Richmond. m. v. 20, no. 10-v. 23, no. 5. Oct. 1907-May 1909//.

onsolidated with Progressive farmer, April 23, 1909.
1 Modern irrigation. Established as

(a) Arid American. Denver. m. v. 1- 1887 (1896)-Nov. 1897.

Continued as

(b) Irrigation era. Denver. m. v. 8, no. 11-v. 14, no.5? Nov. 1897-1903.

Continued as

(c)Modern irrigation. Denver. m. v. 14, no. 6?- 1903-Apr. 1904//.

Absorbed by Irrigation age, Apr. 1904; successor to Arid West and Farm herald.
1 The Mohawk farmer. Established as Mohawk eagle; continued as

(a) The Mohawk farmer. 1898-Nov. 1905.

Continued as

(b) Mohawk herald. Never agricultural.

(a) The National agriculturist. Pittsburgh, Pa. m. v. 1-9? Jan. 1859-Dec. 1867.