- Altus Lacy Quaintance, Arnold Phipps Yerkes, C. R. Tillotson, Carl Schurz Vrooman, Caroline Louisa Hunt, Carrol Tallman More, Charles Dwight Marsh, David Ernest Lantz, George Allen Scott, George Charles Husmann, J. A. Drake, James Augustus Hyslop, Leland Ossian Howard, Leonard Lee Harter, Lewis B. Flohr, Marion Imes, S. W. Doty, W. F. Fletcher, Wilbur Reed Mattoon, Frank Hurlbut Chittenden, Charles Dearing, Ernest Ralph Sasscer, George Verne Branch, Lillian M. Church, Louis Dixon Hall, Mabel Ward
· 1917
- Charles E. Chambliss, Austin Foster Hawes, Cornelius Lott Shear, Edward H. Thomson, Elmer Johnson, Everett Franklin Phillips, Floyd Dillon Young, Fred Corry Bishopp, Furman Lloyd Mulford, George A. Lawyer, Harry Eugene Burke, James Wiley Jones, Jesse Lee Webb, John T. Bowen, Laura Irene Baldt, Le Roy August Reynoldson, Lydia Ray Balderston, Marion Imes, Ned Dearborn, V. L. Wildermuth, Warren Clemmer Funk, William Randolph Walton, Frank Barnes Herbert
· 1921
"This bulletin discusses the more profitable methods of utilizing the tops and other byproducts of sugar beets." -- p. [2]
- Bernard O. Dodge, Charles Adolph Weigel, Ellsworth Zouave Russell, Ernest Adna Back, Felix Löhnis, Frank Hurlbut Chittenden, Furman Lloyd Mulford, Harry Nelson Vinall, John William Roberts, Kenneth Barbee McKinney, Lewis Charles Everard, Marion Imes, Morris Cotgrave Betts, Samuel Ebb Crumb, Sanford Reed Speelman, Thomas Elliott Snyder, Walter Harrison Larrimer, Wayne Crocker Nason, Wesley Pillsbury Flint, Wilbur Reed Mattoon, Joe Milam, Leslie Pierce, Lewis Thompson Leonard, R. T. Cotton, Raymond Boorman Wilcox, Thomas Arrington Huntington Miller, William Henry White, William Middleton
· 1926
- Carlos G. Bates, H. S. Coe, Adolph Eichhorn, Albrecht Eichhorn, Andrew Delmar Hopkins, Andrew S. Weiant, Archibald Dixon Shamel, Carl William Thompson, Charles Henry Clark, Charles Holcomb Popenoe, David Ernest Lantz, Edward H. Thomson, Flora Wambaugh Patterson, Frank Getz Ashbrook, H. P. Gould, Harry Nelson Vinall, Henry James Washburn, Herbert Harshman Reese, John Robbins Mohler, Le Roy Breithaupt, Marion Imes, Ned Dearborn, Thomas Ray Stanton, W. E. Hinds, W. K. Brainherd, William Allen Orton
· 1918
"The species of fungous growths selected for description in the following pages are very widely distributed and this bulletin should make them easily recognizable by a careful observer who wishes to become acquainted with some of the varieties commonly found in gardens, lawns, woods, and pastures. Recipes for cooking will be found on pages 10 to 23"--Page [2]
- Marion Imes
· 1917
"The sheep tick, while not a true tick, is a blood-sucking parasite which infests sheep on both farms and ranges. It is widely prevalent and spreads rapidly, especially among the close-herded range flocks, where it may cause much damage and loss. The nature and habits of the tick are described, also methods of identifying it. The only practicable way of destroying the pest is by dipping the sheep. Two dippings are necessary about 21 days apart, as the fist dipping may not destroy all the pupæ (eggs), and these may subsequently hatch a new brood. Several kinds of dips are used successfully. Of the home-made dips the one found to be most efficacious is the lime-sulphur-arsenic dip. Full directions for making this dip are given in this bulletin. Methods of dipping large and small flocks are discussed, including plans of a wooden and a cement vat, showing details of construction."--Page 2.