TABLE OF 
CONTENTS 
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Agents, none employed by R. M. Kellogg Co., 2nd cover 
Appreciative words fiom visitors 30 
Arsenate of lead, forniu'a for 19 
When to use 19 
Bees and Strawberries 23 
Berry Pickers Punch 63 
Bordeaux Mixture, f ormuia "or 20 
Combined with Paris srk^sn 19 
When to use 20 
Burning over the Strawbs 'ry lield 21 
Canadian Customers, of int. v to 26 
Chickens and Strawberries . . 22 
Chickens as insect-destroy n-s 23 
Chicken droppings, valuable us fertilizer 22 
Claims of customers 3rd cover 
Commercial fertilizer for strawberries, formula f or, . 6 
Cultivating in both directions through he rows....fl 
Cultivation of plants 10 
Results accomplished by . 11 
When and how to cultivate. 11 
Dibble 9-63 
Exchange of pollen between bisexuals 8 
i*'amily strawberry patch, the 24 
Fruiting bed. cultivating the 16 
Weeding the 15 
Gardner, V. R. letter from 30 
Helping plants through the mulching 15 
Hobart, F. G.. letter from 30 
Hoeing strawberry plants 12 
How to prepare the soli 5 
Improvement by breeding and selection 55 
Increasing the value of a farm 27 
Kind of plants to set, the 4 
Kellogg Way, the 2 
Layering runner plants 12 
Leaf eating insects, remedies for 19 
Liver of Sulphur, formula for 20 
Manure, when to apply, 5 
Marketing the berries 18 
Marking out the rows 6 
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Mating pistillate varieties 7 
Importance of, example given 7 
Meaning of Bud variation 53 
Mildew, remedy for 20 
Mulching strawberry plants 13 
Important results of 13 
When to mulch in the North 14 
When to mulch In the South 14 
Materials for 14 
Opportunity in strawberries, the 22 
Packing the strawberries 17 
Paris green, formula for 19 
Combined with Bordeaux mixture I'J 
Peltier. Sidney W. letter from 30 
picking the strawberries IG 
Pioneer work in Horticulture -32 
Planet Jr. cultivator 11-63 
Potatoes and strawberries 24 
Preparing for second crop 20 
Burning over the field 21 
N a rro w i n g down the rows 21 
Sorting out weak plants 21 
Pruning the plant roots 6 
Removing blossoms 10 
Rose-chafer, remedy for 19 
Rules regarding part-pay orders 2nd cover 
Setting strawberry plants 9 
Sexual side of plants, the 31 
Some things we do not do 22 
Spraying the strawberry plants 18 
What to spray with IS 
How and when to spray 19 
Object of 20 
Substitution of varieties 3rd cover 
Terms under which we sell plants 3rd cover 
Testing out varieties for yourself 25 
Watering strawbery plants 32 
Way to success, the 1 
What we guarantee 3rd cover 
Women as strawberry specialists 20 
ILLUSTRATIONS 
A royal feast — dish of Steven's late champions ..21 
Berry Picker's Punch 63 
BIsbee, George S. thoroughbreds among oranges at 
Pomona California 10 
Blossoms of male and female plants 14 
Bolt. C. S.. berry field at Bancroft. Mich 22 
Climax makes delicious strawberry shortcake . - . .25 
Cluster of Cardinals, A 33 
Dilts. C. E., commercial strawberry field of, Thorn- 
ville. Ohio 9 
Different systems of growing plants 28 
Dish of Glen HJarys 29 
Dish of Pride of Michigan, A 44 
Double hedge row 28 
Pinnegan. A. H., thoroughbreds among the 
Oregon pines 7 
GIffin, James W., thoroughbreds at Charleston. 111., 19 
Grecian. G. W., strawberries In an orchard, 
Riverside, Iowa 6 
Hagerman, J. A., scene In strawberry field at 
Seaton, 111 5 
Hazlett, George, chickens and strawberrys at 
Dayton, Ind 23 
Kellogg's hoeing brigade 8 
Kellogg thoroughbred mother plant 2 
Kerlln, L. M., a wagon load of thoroughbreds 
at Liverpool, Pa 15 
Mark Hannas and shredded wheat biscuit 17 
Marking out rows on the Kellogg larm 24 
Muck, U. G., patch of thoroughbreds at Dor- 
rance, Kans 30 
Narrow matted rows 28 
Object lessons in breeding 4 
Record breaking Queen of the Dairy 4 
Two Plymouth Rock Hens and their records ..16 
Penny packer. W. Ellis, thoroughbreds in field 
at Burchrunville. Pa 31 
Quart box of Haverlands 27 
Record breaking Queen of the Dairy 4 
R. M. Kellogg Go's. Mailing department getting 
out Its daily budget 3 
R. M. Kellogg Go's., Office ?, 
Rolling Runner Cutter 63 
Rutan, C. P., thoroughbreds at North Benning- 
ton, Vt 24 
Scott, R. J-. patch of thoroughbreds at Kins- 
man, Ohio 26 
Single hedge row 28 
Spraying on the Kellogg farms 12 
Steward, H., one plant from field at Myrtle 
Point, Oregon 20 
Three systems of growing plants 28 
Trio of Downlng's Brides 18 
Two remarkable hens and their records 16 
DESCRIPTIONS AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF VARIETIES 
Arizona 53 
Aroma *" 
August Luther 35 
Bederwood 38 
Beldler 4S 
Bismarck 54 
Brandywine 55 
Bubach 52 
Cardinal 5" 
Challenge 52 
Clark's Seedling 49 
Climax 34 
Clyde 39 
Crescent 38 
Downlng's Bride 43 
Dornan 59 
Enormous 45 
Excelsior 34 
Gandy 51 
Glen Mary 42 
Haverland 41 
Hummer 49 
Klondike 47 
Lady Thompson 48 
Lovett 36 
Mark Hanna 58 
Marshall 50 
Michel's Early 35 
Midnight 53 
Miller 45 
New Home f»6 
New York 42 
Nick Ohmer 43 
Oregon Iron Clad 69 
Parker Earle 54 
Parsons' Beauty 40 
President 58 
Pride of Michigan 5G 
Ridgeway 46. 
Rough Rider 51 
Sample 55 
Senator Dunlap 41 
Splendid 37 
Stpvens* Late Champion 57 
Tennessee Prolific 37 
Texas 36 
Thompson's No. 2 46 
Warfleld 40 
Wm. Belt 47 
Wolverton 39 
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