1929 November

Vol. 3

No. 11

Page	Title
1	Cover
3	Table of Contents
4	[Photos:] Shawnee - A Playspot for Sportsmen
5	Association Faces Crucial Year
26	-Bright Outlook for Louisville
6	How We Maintained Our Golf Courses in 1929
6	-Brown Patch in New England
7	-Lecco is Best
7	-How My New Greens were Built
8	-Red Top for Winter Greens
9	-Caring for Municipal Courses
9	-Uses Very Little Fungicide
10	-Omaha is O.K.
10	-Semesan Eliminates Brown Patch
11	-Corrosive for Worms
11	-Snow Mold at Winnipeg
12	-Maine Reports
12	-Lots of Work at Moundsville
13	-Nu-Green - 1.5 Pounds to 50 Gallons Water
14	-Heavy Mowers Pack Greens
14	-Forking for Brown Patch
15	-No Brown Patch at Winnetka
15	-Thanks to Mr. Leach
16	-No Topdressing After August
17	-Put-in-Bay in Fine Shape
17	-Planting Stolons in Alberta
18	-Arsenate Drives Away Skunks
19	-Electric Eradicator Gives Results
19	-All's Well at Southington
20	-Members Pleased with New Greens
20	-Calomel and Water
21	-Arsenate of Lead for Worms
21	-Busy Times at Lawsonia
22	-How to Kill Plantain
22	-Nu-Green Cures Brown Patch
22	-About Cocoos Bent
24	Around the Office Desk
24	-Jersey Greenkeepers Visit Philadelphia
25	Market Place and Buyers' Guide


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