Agreement and declaration of trust; Average farm labor income and average cost of production; The business of education; Coal; Committees on national legislation; The current program of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States; Doing export business; Economic height of buildings; Employee representation or works councils; The evolution of overhead accounting; Foreign trade promotion; Forest research: A national undertaking; Growth of foremanship courses in the United States; Organizing communities for forest fire control; Outline of legislative program of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States; Payment of wages by check; Progress in commercial forestry; Publications and Information Service Civic Development Department; Reduction of federal debt and taxes; Retail and wholesale trade of Baltimore, Maryland; Retail and wholesale trade of Syracuse, New York; Retail and wholesale trade of Providence, Rhode Island; The three international commercial conferences of 1927

Automobile parking in business districts; Building and maintaining a Local Chamber of Commerce; Business views on legislation; Chain stores; Commercial arbitration; Educational activities of chambers of commerce; Federal taxation; Fire prevention committees of Chambers of Commerce; Foreign Commerce handbook 1928-1929; Get-Out-The-Vote Campaign; Interlocking bank directorates; The international convention for the abolition of import and export prohibitions and restrictions; Legalizing entry of certain resident aliens; Local fiscal problems; Municipal auditoriums; The National Councillor; Need for immediate tax legislation; Organization plans for budget control; The raw cotton situation 1924-1927; Relations between state and local governments; The rural fire department; State inheritance taxation; Suppression of crime; Tax reduction legislation before the Senate; Traffic bureaus

Agricultural policies of the National Chamber; Auxiliary statements accompanying the report of The Banking and Currency Committee on the Federal Reserve System; Business conditions and outlook; Business opinion on some national questions; Calendar reform; Capital expenditures; Code words in cable and radio messages; Commercial utilization of certain agricultural wastes and by-products; Depreciation; The Federal Reserve System; The financial administration of government; Fiscal problems of the states; The foreman's place in industry; Handicaps to American shipping; Hoch-Smith resolution on railroad rates; Large-scale farming; Licensing operators and chauffeurs; Local fiscal problems; The market survey; The mechanization of agriculture; National Immigration Policy; Pensions; A playground handbook for Chamber of Commerce executives; Reducing automobile thefts; Relations between state and local governments; Repairs, replacements and betterments; The school of fourty years ago and the school of today; State inheritance taxation; Tackling taxation; Trade practice conferences; Traffic bureaus and transportation departments of Chambers of Commerce; Warsaw rules, 1928; Zoning

2 volumes - Agricultural opportunities in quality production; Balancing production and employment through management control; Chain stores; Chamber of Commerce air manual; The clearing house in agricultural marketing; Community industrial growth; Cost accounting through the use of standards; Educational courses for retail salespeople; A few suggestions for health committees of Chambers of Commerce; Financing a trade association; Foreign Commerce handbook 1930-1931; Forest yield taxes; Group efforts by merchants for promoting trade; Informal settlement of railroad rate controversies; Merchants Institutes; Retailers' expenses; Small store advertising; Special sales events; Store opening and closing hours; A suggested program of weed research and control; Systematized education by trade associations; Taxes - Assessments; Taxes - Capital expenditures; Taxes - Local fiscal problems; Trade Association business figures; The Trade Practice Conference; Unemployment Insurance; Ways and means to traffic safety