...visited in 1876, please state this fact. 20. If visited any previous year, please give the dates. 21. To what extent have birds, domestic fowls, and other animals, domestic or wild, been useful m destroying these insects ? As the successful prosecution of this work is as deeply important to the...

...visited in 187fi, please state this fact. 2U. If visited auy previous year, please give the dates. 21. To what extent have birds, domestic fowls, and other animals, domestic or wiiil. been useful in destroying these insects? [Ituliirgpniont en above rircnl»! sent to sergeant*...

...visited in 1876, please state this fact ? 20. If visited any previous yeais, please give the date? 21. To what extent have birds, domestic fowls, and other...domestic or wild, been useful in destroying these insects f ] NEBRASKA. Plattsmovth, Cues County.— 19. We were heavily visited in 1876. 20. 1857, 1858, 1861,...

...destroying the eggs. The following extracts are from answers to the question in our circular inquiring as "To what extent have birds, domestic fowls, and other...or wild, been useful in destroying these insects?'' DAKOTA. Sioux Falls, Minnehalia County. — Thoy (birds, &c.) arc destroying a great number. Willowtown,...

...visited in 1876, please state this fact. 21). If visited any previous year, please give the dales. 21. To what extent have birds, domestic fowls, and other...domestic or wild, been useful in destroying these insects Î [Iiiiloiwrnent un abuvi; circular soot to mTgeanti Signal Service, USA] OFFICE OF тик CHIEF SIGNAI.-OFFICEK,...

...visited in I>i76, please btate this fact. 20. If visited any previous year, please give the dates. 21. To what extent have birds, domestic fowls», and other animals, domestic or wild, beon useful in destroying these insects ? As the successful prosecution. of this work is as deeply...

...proved useful in your locality for the destruction of either the young or the winged insects. (17.) To what extent have birds, domestic fowls, and other...domestic or •wild, been useful in destroying these insectsf 159. Observers must pay particular attention to accuracy in the use of the terms "morning"...

...proved useful in your locality for the destruction of either the young or the winged insect«. (17.) To what extent have birds, domestic fowls, and other...or wild, been useful in destroying these insects? 159. Observers must pay particular attention to accuracy in the use of the term» "morning" and "evening,"...

...this fact. 21. To what extent have birds, domestic fWls, and other animals, domestic or wild, be«n useful in destroying these insects ? As the successful...possible aid to the •work of this Commission, either by instruction's to parties engaged in surveys and other Government work in the western regions, to make...