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February, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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February, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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Topics	Page
Table of Contents	1
Announcement Bulletin and Service of Green Committee of USGA	3
Resolution Adopted by the US Golf Association	5
Announcement from Secretary of USGA	7
Program of the Green Committee	8
Appeal for Co-operation	10
The Service Bureau	11
First Meeting of the Green Committee	11

Topics	Page
Table of Contents	13
Turf Grass Seeds to Buy and How to Buy Them	14
Winter Work on the Golf Course	17
Spring Work at Inverness	19
The First Turf Garden in America	23
Experience and Experiments	23
Questions and Answers	25

March, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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April, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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Topics	Page
Table of Contents	29
Editorial Purchasing for a Green Committee	30
Ammonium Sulphate	31
Green Building in Mid-winter at Washington, DC	33
Rolling the Turf	36
South German Mixed Bent Seed Described	37
Annual Bluegrass (Poa annua)	39
Turf Experiment Plots at Golf Courses	42
The Use and Abuse of Lime	43
Correction	45
Questions and Answers	45

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Table of Contents	49
Editorial Small Salad	50
Humus-Producing Materials and the Making and Use of Compost	51
Compost and the Construction of Compost Heaps	57
The Southern Green June Beetle as a Pest on Golf Links	60
Dear Bill Letter I	63
Questions and Answers	65

May, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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June, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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Topics	Page
Table of Contents	73
Announcements	74
Philadelphia the First to Organize District Green Committee	74
Earthworms	75
Platitudes on Golf Course Architecture	83
Sub-Irrigated Greens at the St Louis Country Club	85
Crab Grass	88
Dear Bill Letter II	92
Questions and Answers	93

Topics	Page
Table of Contents	97
Announcements	98
How We Solved the Problem of Good Fairway Turf at Pine Valley	98
The Changa or West Indian Mole Cricket as a Pest on Golf Courses	104
Making Putting Greens on a Southern California Golf Course	107
Experience with Brown-Patch at the Morris County Golf Club	111
The Brown-Patch Disease of Turf	112
Power-Mowers for Fairways	115
Questions and Answers	117

July, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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August, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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Topics	Page
Table of Contents	121
Announcements	122
Advertisements	123
Vegetative Propagation of Putting Green Grasses	124
Killing Chickweed with Arsenite of Soda	126
The Use of Chemical Weed Killers on Golf Courses	128
Sodding at Inverness	132
A Novel Sprinkling Device	136
Turf Nursery	138
Dear Bill Letter III	139
The Golf Club and the Golf Course Architect	140
Cornell University Establishes a Course to Train Men to Superintend Parks and Golf Courses	141
Questions and Answers	141

Topics	Page
Table of Contents	145
Standardized Accounting	146
Meeting of the Green Section at Washington, July 21	147
Improvising a Mowing Machine	152
A Wonderful Bunker	155
Dear Bill Letter IV	157
Some Suggestions for Fall Treatment of Putting Greens	159
Rhode Island Bent Seed Situation	162
One Thing Leads to Another	164
Questions and Answers	165

September, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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October, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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Topics	Page
Table of Contents	169
Green-Keeping Problems of Course Planning	170
District Green Sections	171
The Turfnut	173
The Control of White Grubs on Golf Links	174
The Lawn-Mower and its Care	177
Dear Bill Letter V	183
Goose-Grass	184
Fertilizers for Golf Courses	186
The Most Important Thing on a Golf Course	187
Dear Chauncey Letter I	189
Questions and Answers	190

Topics	Page
Table of Contents	193
Green Section Meetings Recently Held	194
A District Green Section's Purchasing Committee's Good Work	195
Reflections on Bunkers	196
Commercial Fertilizers	197
A Troublesome Chickweed	206
Efficiency in Golf Course Construction	208
The Japanese Beetle in Relation to Golf Courses	210
Dear Bill Letter VI	211
A New Method of Applying Corrosive Sublimate in Destroying Earthworms	212
Questions and Answers	213

November, 1921

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December, 1921
Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

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Bulletin of the Green Section of the U. S. Golf Association

Topics	Page
Table of Contents	217
Quacks	218
A Valuable Caddie Book	219
Hickory Trees Dying on Golf Course	219
"Efficiency Edgar" on a Golf Course	219
Remedying a Muddy Ditch Hazard	220
Lawn Pennywort: a New Weed on Golf Courses	220
Golf Architecture: a Few Opinons	223
Notable Green-Keepers: John Shanahan	226
Attracting Birds to Golf Courses	228
Fighting the White Grub at Merion	231
Constant Reminders	235
The St Louis District Green Section Organized	235
Questions and Answers	236
Meditations of a Peripatetic Golfer	240

Topics	Page
Table of Contents	241
Annual Meeting of the Green Section	242
The Green Section Extends Thanks	242
Preparation of Green-Committee Budgets	243
Greens Without Grass	244
Turf Grasses for Shady Places	245
Bank Holders	245
Sand and Water Boxes for Tees	246
A Labor-Saving Device for Screening Top-Dressings	251
Damage at Pine Valley from Grubs of the Southern Green June-Beetle	252
Producing Turf on Poor Land at Pinehurst, N.C.	254
Species of Grasses	255
Poor or Gravelly Places in the Fairway	255
Carpet Grass	256
Dear Chauncey Letter II	258
Questions and Answers	260
Meditations of a Paripatetic Golfer	264

Index to 1921 Bulletin of the USGA Green Section


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