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MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OP AGRICULTURE.
P r e s i d e n t ' s O f f i c e .
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Present, President £edzie, Messrs ** Graham, Dolierty, Waterbury and Woodman.
The minutes of the previous meeting having been in the hands of the mem
bers, were approved without reading.
On mption of Mr* Doherty, the recommendation of Prof* Anderson that the
expenses of Mr. Dennison, Mr. Burnett, Mr* Riddell and r. Lytle in attending the
National Holstein-Friesian Association meeting at Detroit, be.paid by-the College,
was approved. Also the transportation expenses of Prof* Anderson in attending .the
Official Dairy Instructors Association at Amherst, Mass., on June 30th, were author
ized to be paid.
On motion of Mr. Doherty, the recommendation of D r. Bessey that Mr* Walter
Makemson be made half-time graduate assistant in Botany for next year at a salary of
#400.00, was approved*
On motion of Mr* Woodman, the .request of Mr." Geo. H. Johnstone, instructor
In Botany, for leave of absence for one year without pay which was recommended by
Dr. Bessey, with the proviso that it should be left open on either side to make the
separation permanent, was granted.
On motion of Mr* Waterbury, the following matters in relation to the Ex
tension Division, as recommended by Director Baldwin, were approved.
(a) That the College guarantee as an offset to the Federal Smith-Lever
fund, $33,059.35 for the ensuing fiscal year. • - .
(b) That Mr* Raven be transferred from the Upper Peninsula to the College
and be placed in charge of the state .wide Live Stock Extension Project; that Mr*
Weston be placed in charge of the .Upper Peninsula work at a salary of #1600.00;
and that Mr. J. A. Petrie be employed to assist Mr. Weston in the Upper Peninsula at
a salary of #1300.00 per annum to begin July 1st*
(c) That Miss Margaret Justin be placed in charge of the Home Economics
extension work in the Upper Peninsula at a salary of $1200.00 per annum beginning
September 1st.
j DennisoES jBurnett% s Hidden fs pytle's , <fc Anderson fs expense's
\ be paid.
|Makemson I made -g-time j graduate | assistant iin Botany.
! Johnstnne J leave of jabsence
j Matters /in:. |relation :K :to Exten- •• ;sion Division.
(d) That Mr. C. L. Nash he appointed County Agricultural Agent for
\ Branch County at a salary of fl800.00, distributed as follows: U. S. Department of
I Agriculture - $600.00; College - #600.00; Branch: County • $600.00*
(e) That county agricultural agents be appointed for the counties of
! Schoolcraft, Manistee and Menominee: that Mr. E* B. Hill be appointed for Menominee
• I County at.a salary of $1500.00 distributed as follows: U# S. Department of Agricui
\ ture - $300.00; College - $900.00: County - $300.00. That Mr. E. G. Amos be app
ointed for Schoolcraft County at a salary of $1500.00, distributed-as follows: U. S
;Department of Agriculture - $300.OOj College- $900.00; County- $300.00* That
;Mr. Prank Sandhammer be appointed for Manistee County at a salary of $1800.00 dis
tributed as follows: U. S. Department of Agriculture - $600.00; College - $600.00;
;County -'$600.00.
(f) That the salary of Dr.. Mumford be increased $300.00, it being
; understood that the IT. S. Department of Agriculture will pay $300.00 of his expenses'.
The President aJLso presented the following letter from director Baldwin
; relating to matters of interest in connection with the extension work.
Letter j • ^ July 13, 1916. in :con- \ nection ^President.P. S. Kedzie, with. ;East Lansing. Michigan. J}jft£fettC- I ' lion IDear Dr. Kedzie:-work. . . . ,
I wish to report on the following business taken up with Mr. C. 8« ;Smith in Washington. *
The plans,for all projects for the year beginning July 1st, were gone over and I was given assurance that they would all receive the signature of the .'Secretary except the Farmers! Institute Project* They wish to have this project idrawn in a way which will indicate definitely that the work done is more in the nature of instruction which will reinforce the work of the county agents and speciali s t s . Further work will be done on this project to the end that it may be administered in accordance with the Smith-Lever Act.
In Boys 1 and Girls ! Club work the Department agreed to allow Mr. Lind-;emann a travel allowance of $300.00 to offset the increase in salary granted by the jBoard. It was also agreed to take over $800.00 of Mr. Spaulding's salary, and to give the franking privilege to both Mr. spaulding and Miss Cowles.
The Dairy Division was consulted concerning the Cow Testing Association Project and Mr. Rabild agreed to take over f200.00 of Mr* Waldron's salary. ;This will make the work co-operative and means that ultimateljr the Dairy Division jwill take over one-half the expense of Mr. ¥aldron*s salary and expenses.
Some time was spent with the Office of Markets and a good deal of information gathered concerning ways in which our Department of Markets can use their {services, , • " - • , " . :
j My expenses on this trip were defrayed by Mr* Smith's office, and. I wish you to know that he and all his staff always show a very generous and friendly spirit toward the Michigan Agricultural College.
Very truly yours,
' . (Signed) H. J. Baldwin,
Extension Director.
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On motion of Mr. Doherty, the question of furnishing student assis-| \ jstudefct Assfl
tants to Mr. S« S. Boyce in the milk weed fibre investigation, was referred to the !to S«S>Boyc<
President with power to act. i -
On motion of Mr. Woodman, "the bill of Dr. 0. H. Bruegel for ser- JBruegel's ibill allowed
vices in connection with the recent epidemic of contagious, diseases at the College,.
amounting to $242.00, was allowed, ' I '
..,, yib^f on motion of Mr, Graham, - the recommendation of Prof. Johnston that )J •^•ttcMillea Mr. J. D.-McMiiien be appointed as Instructor in English at a salary of $1200.00 to take the place of ?rof, Milton Simpson resigned, was approved.
Instr.in English
\ t On mot ion of Mr. Woodman, t h e recommendation of Dr . Hallman tha i
Mr. W. B. Mass ie be made Graduate A s s i s t a n t in Pa tho logy on t h e b a s i s of one - fou r th
t ime a t a s a l a r y of $200 .00 was approved .
On mot ion of Mr. Graham, t h e recommendations of P ro f , P a t t e n t h a t
jMa8sie,Grad< A s s t . i n PatH
o logy .
Barnum and Hebard, app-|
Mr. C. F . Barnum and Mr. F . F . Hebard be apoo in t ed I n s p e c t o r s a t $1200.00 oer annum, \°^o^^ ,in"* •••'•.•.* J s p e c t o r s .
and t h a t Mr. E. A,.DeWindt be a p p o i n t e d A s s i s t a n t Chemist a t -slOOO.00. were a"or>rovedjB^Windt, . -"' ;Asst.ChemisH
On mot ion of Mr. Woodman, t h e r e q u e s t of P ro f . P l a n t for permission1
t o a t t e n d the meet ing of the S o c i e t y fo r t h e Promotion of Engineer ing Educat ion t o be P lant t o - i a t tend
h e l d a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y of V i r g i n i a June 1 9 t h t o 22nd wi th t r a n s p o r t a t i o n expenses I meet ing.
p a i d , was g r a n t e d . • • > • ' • \
On mot ion of Mr. Dohe r ty , t he P r e s i d e n t was a u t h o r i z e d t o confer j
upon C O . Georgesqn t h e honora ry : d eg ree of Doctor of S c i e n c e , as recommended by the i • . Degrees
Faculty. Also upon recommendation o.f the Faculty, the President was authorized to j authorized |conferred .
confer d e g r e e s as f o l l o w s : . - . . ' . \ BACHELOR OF.SCIENCE.
Alderman,-,Abe i-=eroy,e Anderson, H a r i e t t L o u i s a , h A t c h i s o n , Wi l l i am J o y , a A t z e n h o f f e r , A r t h u r Herman,e Avery, James W a l k e r , a Awotin, A r n o l d , a Barlow, Glenn A l v i n , e B a r r o n , A l l e n W i l l a r d , e B a t e s , Frank Reed ,v B a t e s , Sad ie I s a b e l l e , h Beach, E l i n o r F r a n c e s , h B e a t t y , . E l m e r E a r l , e B e a t t y , Howard E l s w o r t h , e Beden, Wal lace S e t h , a B e r r y , James A l e x a n d e r , a B e t t s , Wi l l i am Henry ,e Bigelow, Royal G i l b e r t , e ^ Bloemendal , George W i l l i a m , e Boatman, Serene Augus t , f Began, George R i c h a r d , a Bos , G e r a l d , a Bottomley, Myrl Elijah,a Brandell, Bernard Henry Andrew,e Brown, Waldo Berkey,e Brownell, Stanley J.,a Buell, Warren Monroe,e Bunt, Floyd,e • -Cade, Mary B l a n c h e , h Garay,Glenn Waldo ,a jGaray, Nina L u c i l l e , h C a r l s o n , F loyd A l f r e d , a C a s t e r t o n , E t h e l Mar ion ,h C h i l d s , ' F r a n c i s Marion-,a Clark, Harold All ison,a Coburn, Laurance Fred,e Cole, Laura M., h Coleman,Rose,h Cooper, Herbert Doddard, a
Coppens, Pauline Mary,h Couchois,. Clifford John,v Cowles, Howard Elwin,a Crisp, Harry James,a Croninger, Lydia Mae,h-Cushman, Elmer Edward,a Deprato, Neno Joseph,a -Davis, Carol MarieV h DeYoung, Martin James, e Dimmick, Baomas Bur don, e Dunn, Percy John, a Edison, Helen Jean, h Eichelberger, Maurice Barkley, e Eisenlohr, Amanda Isabel, h Eriksen, Rudolph, a Pelt, Lutie? Pauline;', h Perle, Allan Weldon, a Fisher, Lawrence Drake, e Freeman, Milton Rush, a Priedrich, Oliver Henry, e Prost, George Barton, a Puller, Henry Harrison, a Puller, Merrill Sylvester, a Godfrey, Alfred John, a Godkin, James, a Gork , lewis Henry, a Gorton, Walter Thomas, e Greve, Lyman Tilden, f Gruner, Vera, h Hacker, Pern Geraldine, h Hacker, Porest Glen, a Haddon, Margaret Jane, h Hagedorn, Frederick Arthur, a Halsted, Bessie Althina, h Hamlin, Edgar Gale, f ,, Handy, Kittie Marie, h. Hatch, Helen Pern, h. Heitsch, Helen, h
Henning, George Leslie, a Hess, Samuel Otto, e Hinyan, Reeva Irene, h Hobbs, Glenn Irvin, a Kogue, Rozetta Julia, h Holihan, Glenn Gallinger, e Horan, Harold .John, e Hough, Earle Mansfield, v Hunzicker, Alfred Herman, a Hurd, Ruth !•, h Ide, Zelma Celia, h Jackson, Roland Burnard, e Jackson, Truman Lewis, e Jensen, Michael Byron, e Jess op, Henr r Alexander, a Johnson, Charles Hans, f Johnson, Elsie Marie, h Johnson, James Merrill, e Johnson, Ralph. John, f Jones, Don Fred:, e Jones, Laverne, h Keating, Esther Anna, h Kelley, William Cornelius, a King, Karl Burnett, a Kinney, John Miller, a Kivela, Emil Wilfred, e Knickerbocker, Walter George, e Khudson, Robert 0., e Kuenzli, Alice May, h LaFever, Albert Martin, a Lahym, Gladys Lucile, h Lankey, Francis Irving, e Larson, Emil Waldemar, e Lautner, Robert Wenzel, a Layer, John Uriah, e Lewis, Dorothy, h Lewis, Herdis Leo, a Linton, Robert Spencer, a Loesel, Clarence Michael, a Lux, Gustave Joseph, e McCrary, Colond Marvin, a MacDonald, Katherine, h McDonel, Karl Hanchett, a HeFarlane, Walter Daniel, e McKinley, Grace porter, h Maas, John Baptiste, f Makemson, Walter Kenneth, a March, Norris Elmer, e Martin, Charlotte Grace, h Martin, Edward Wheeler,.a Massie, Wilfred Bernard, v Matteson, Roy Emerson, e Maze, Jacob Moses Handel, a Meisel, Frieda Mary, h Melican, Martin Bernard, a Menery, Earl James, e Miller, Clayton Carrick, a Miller, Hiram Hewitt, a Miller, William Blake, a Milroy, Claude Baird, e Moll, Bernard, e Moore, John Morris, e More, Ellsworth Burnette, a Morrison, Victor Nelson, a Morse, James Lyman, e Morton, Henry Earl, e Murphy, William, a Nelson, Raymond, a Nieholls, Clarence Alfred, f Nobles, Charles George, a Normington, Olive Louise, h Oakes, Henry George, e O^allaghan, John Washington, a Olin, Mae Belle, h 01sen, Arnold Lauritz, a Olson, Olaf Arthur, f Osgood, Douglas Harry, a Oviatt, Clarence Roy, a Pardee, Lynn J«, a Patch, Gifford, Jr., a Peabody, Ford, a Pellett, George Watrous,. a Peterson, Ralph Wesley, a Petrie, Helen Winifred, h
Phelps, Narcissa, h Pierce. Sylvester Samuel, a Postiff, Claude, e Pratt, Anna Claribel, h Pratt, Helen Columbia, h Pressler, Frederick Herman, a Pressley, Cecil Perth, a Price, Ruth M., h Procter, Merrill Albert, a Puhle, Bertha Henrietta, h Ralya, Lynn, a Raven, Clarinda Ayesha, h Rawson, Walt er Jone s, a Reed, Irvine Nixson, e Reed, Rhoda Robin, h. Richards, Charles Newton, a Richards, Harry John, e Ricker, Fred George, e Ritchie, Arthur John, e Robb, Elda Iantha, h
. Robinette, Allan Barzilla, a Rood, Paul Joseph, a Runnells, Russell alger, v Russell, Nita Octavia, h Rutherford, anna, h Sales, Edward Karns, v Sears, Lucius Daniel, a Secrist, Gerald Allison, a Semenow, Saul David, a Shearer, Marshall H, a Shields, Oscar Simon, a Smallegan, Alice Elizabeth, h Smith, Carl Albert, a Smith, Everett Grant, a Smith, Gideon .Edward,-a Smith, Justin Porter, % Spencer, Earl Henry, e Stafford, James McNutt, a Stanley, Leo Russell, a Steele, Eugene Robert, e Stinson, Harold Cecil, a Stoll, Florence Amelia, h Swank, Kinley Roy, a Swift, Leah Esca, h-Taft, Ethel, h Taggart, Van Cleve, a Thomas, Walter Phelps, f Thomason, Lillie Ethel, h Thompson, ChesterEarl, e Thompson, Frank Burton, a Thompson, Fred Avery, f Torezken, Abraham, a Tower, Paul Vivian, f Trezise, Frederick William, e Turner, Bessie Burdick, h tribright, Ralph Allyn, e Utley, Uhl, e Valleau, Russell Frank, a VanAken, Hugh Marcus, a VanBuren, Jacob, e ;: Vedder, Katharine Helen, h Wagner, Ruth Evangeline, h Waltz, Albert Lewis, a Warmington, Thomas Jeffery, e Warren, Gilbert Ray, a Waters, Carl Bliss, a Weaver, Lloyd Learider, e Webber, Henry James, e Wells, Louis Silas, a Wheeting, Lawrence Clifford, a White, Ralph Dexter, e Wilder, Louella Maud, h Williams, Loren, a Williams, Ruth Marion, h Willoughby, George Alonzo, e Wilson, Luther Earl, a Winslow, Arthur Banister, a Winston, Clarence Noble, e Wright, Arthur Wilbur, e Wright, Helen Abigail, h Wyant, Royce Willard, a Yates, Evertett Claudius, a 2ieske, Emma Ottilie, h
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Master of Science
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Freder i ck Otto Ockerblad Oswald Martin Gruzit Oscar Edwin Harrington Michael Ivanovi tch Wolkoff
E a r l Munn Harvey Pau Kwong Fu Leo Julius Krakover
Professional Degrees as Indicated.
Henry Basil Wales,M.F. Wilhelza Hielson, C.E. Clifford Worden MefcLbben, M.F. William Henry Hartman, M.E. Warren Wayland Hitchcock,C.E. Floyd Herbert Valentine, M.E. George B. Fuller, M.E.
On motion of Mr. Woodman, Dean Shaw was authorized to attend the "
fourth annual conference of Agricultural College and Experiment Station Editors
to be held at Manhattan, Kansas, June 21st to 24th, *ith expenses paid by the '.
College.
On motion of Mr. Doherty, the matter relating to the Newlands bill
was referred to the President and Secretary with power to act.
On motion of Mr. Doherty, Miss Mary E. Edmonds and Dean White were
authorized t,o attend the meeting of the American Home Economics Association to
tDean Shaw to attend meeting at Manhattan.
Newlands ibill
Miss Edmonds] and Miss Whi-tf !to attend meeting a t
be he ld a t I t haca , STew York, June 27th t o J u l y 13 th , with t r a n s p o r t a t i o n expenses; Ithaca,ff.Y.
iL.C.Wheeting] g r a d . a s s t . i i j S o i l s .
paid*
On motion of Mr. Graham, the recommendation of Dr. McCool t h a t L. C.
Wheeting of the c l a s s of 1916, be appointed ha l f - t ime graduate a s s i s t a n t in
So i l s a t a s a l a r y of #400.00, was approved. • ' - . . j
On motion of Mr. Doherty, t he Pres iden t was authorized to arrange for jPhysics &
the d iv i s i on of the department of Physics and E l e c t r i c a l Engineering; the l E l e c t r i c a l J Engineering
E l e c t r i c a l Engineering Department t o be placed under the Dean of Engineering wi thjdivided.
Prof . Sawyer a t t h e head, and t h e Department of P h y s i c s ' t o be placed in thev
Divis ion of Science and L e t t e r s with Prof . Chapman as ac t ing head*
On motion of Mr. Woodman, the p res iden t was authorized t o arrange fo r
t h e d iv i s ion of the department of His tory and Economics. The department of
Economics t o be e s t ab l i shed wi th Dr. W. 0 . Hedrick': as i t s head and including
wi th in i t , Ass i s t an t Professor Dunford and an a d d i t i o n a l i n s t r u c t o r ! and the
department of History and p o l i t i c a l Science t o be placed in charge of Prof .
E . H. Ryder a s s i s t e d by Mrs. Hendrick as i n s t r u c t o r . On motion of Mr. Doherty, the Secre ta ry was authorized t o purchase
an automobile*
On motion of Mr. Doherty, the Secre ta ry was authorized t o pay Mr.1 . ;
Macklin h i s s a l a ry fo r t h e month of A p r i l ,
On motion of Mr. Graham, the following r e p r t of the Committee on
Employes, as prepared by the Pres ident and Secre ta ry , was adopted.
History and Economics d iv ided.
Sec ' y . t o buj| automobile.
SMacklin's s a l a ry for (April pd.
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DIV.OF ABRICULTURE Dept.of Animal HUBD.
-R. S. Shaw ~G. A. Brown, - W. E. J . Edwards - R. S. Hudson * W. . 2ST» Clark
Dept^Dairy Husb. -A. c . Anderson "~ • C. E. Newlander - H. E. Dennison -W. D. Meltzer
•<Ri W. Wyant •Alison Ransford • J . E. Burnett
Farm Crops • V. M. Shoesmith • A* L* Bibbins - Joseph F. Cox • F. A. Spragg
J O . f, Putnam
Dean & Dir . Asso.Prof* Instructor Supt.of Farm Instructor
Professor Asst•Prof* Instructor
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Professor 7 Instructor 1 Asst.Prof. 3 Res»Asso.in Crops (Crop Breeding) 10 Grad.Asst.C-J- time)(2Tew)
2600 1600 1500 1200
720 900
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Poultry C. H. surgess
omtry . H. Bl
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Farm Me chan i o s • H. H. kusselman
- C. ST. Rix • S.'HV Toms • Andrew Watt
Forestry . A •^•Chittenden - V, I% Gilson
J . J. Hendryx . F. H« Sanford -v
Horticulture r H. J . Eustace . C. P. Halligan • Thos. Gunson
• R. E. Loree
Soi l s :•](• M. McCooL - Geo. M. Grantham -C. E.Millar • C. H. Spurway
Agr' 1 .Educat i on • W. fi. French ~~
yEi £•* Grover
Asso.Professor Instructor
Asso.Professor Instructor
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Professor 2 Asst.Professor 5 Foreman Forest Hurs.l Asso.Professor 10
Professor Asso.Prof. Asst.Prof. Instru ctor
Professor Instructor Asst.Prof. « «
Professor Asst .Prof .
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i- G. V. B i s s e l l Dean I -L.( £• Fie ld Asst •Prof.
% L.' S. Eaton Instructor I J . L. Morse « ;• J . A. Poison Prof.* Chief of
Fire Dept. Instructor
2 2 1 7
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CIVIL ENGINEERING •H.--K. Vedder - C M , Cade >H. A. Gehring W. W. Hitchcock -C. A. Melick •B. K. Philp *R. G. Saxton • H. I. Davies
Drawing ' R • K. St ewar d •M. B. Chap in •Caroline L. Holt -Alfred Iddles -P. D. Messenger - Chace Newman E. H* Stewart
Professor Asst.Prof* « «
Instructor A3so.Prof« Instructor Asst . Prof, Instructor
Professor Instructor
As so•Prof • Instructor
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(New) 3
18 , 2:
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1 Physics ft Elec»Engr»
-A, s . sawyer Processor 12 •C. W. Chapman Asso.Prof. 9 -M. M. Cory Ass t . Prof • k W. E. Laycock Instructor Phys» 8
• W. A. Melton • " 1 .0 . L« Snow- " « 6
DIVISION OP HOME ECONOMICS Georgia L. White -Zella E. Bigelow Louise I' Clemens Edith W. Casho
Mary E. Edmonds Mrs* ¥• L* Eastman Matron Clara Hunt Louise Preyhofer Edna Garvin Agnes V. Hatch Mabel L. Leffler
Clara Morris
Dean I n s t . i n Dom.Art « • *. S c i . Ass t . to the Dean & Ins t . in Physi ca l Culture Prof^Dom1 S c i .
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House Director Inst.in Music « in Dom.Sci* « n » Ar^ '• " Music House Mother Inst.in Dom.Sci,
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Lillian L. peppard As so. Prof .Com. Art 8
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- DIVISION OP VETERINARY SCIENCE •R. P. Lyman Dean 'P. W. Chamberlain Asso•Prof. •E. I . Hallman « • . - J . ?•• Hutton Asst .Prof. -J* S. McDaniel • « W. S. Robbins Assistant
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DIVISION OP SCIENCE & LETTERS Dept. of Bacteriolo
•Ward Giltner """ L. H. Cooledge
-W. L. Kulp -L. C. Ludlum 'Zae Narthrup
" C. G. Nobles - J . P. Morgan •Chas. Brown
v John ! • Handley
Botany -Ernat A. Bessey • G. H. Coons
<Richard DeZeeuw
•• H. T. Darlington _ ,R. P.. Hibbard .
• Geo. R. Johnstone Paul C. Kit chin -Rose M. Taylor ^ Bertha M.' Thompson " E. P. Woodcock
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(Plant Path.) 5 Associate Professor
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Okemistry • A. J . Clark rchas. D. Bal l *D.' C. Carpenter - D . 1 . Ewing
- R . C. Huston - B . E . Hartsuch K. G. Hancher
. H. L. Publow - !m. P. Wood
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English W. W. Johnston Professor .¾. G. C. Armstrong Instructor 2 E. G. Pischer Asst .Prof.of German 5
. Norma L. Gilchrist ' Instructor Leo C. Hughes
J* B. Hasselman • C. B. Mitchell
E . S. King L . B. Mayne .. J . Q. Owen Mrs* G. A* Robson
F . 1 . Schneider
Entomology R. H. P e H i t Eugenia MeDaniel Geo. D. Shatfer G. C. Woodin
D o n B. I h e l a n F . E . Mi l l en
i n French & German
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Professor "Instructor Asso.Prof. Instru ctor
Inspector of Apiaries & Inst.in Beekeeping
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2100 950 1*00 600 650
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2500 1000 1500 1000
1200 1000 11*00 1700 1200 900 1000
1000
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(#1000.00 additional paid by the State) 1*00;
H i s t o r y & Economics to. o% Hediick Professor C. S. Dunford Asst .Prof.of Econ Minnie A. W. Hendrick Instructor E. H. Ryder Ass0.Prof.
Mathematics L . c . p i a H S. E. Crowe L. C. Emmons
M. P. Johnson E. C. Kiefer R. H. Reece W. A. Reinert G. G. Speaker
W. M. Wible
Zoology %* B. Barrows 1% A. Burt ,S. G. Berg^uist A . C. eonger W. E . Eastman V. E . Leroy B. B. Roseboom J . W. Stack
Professor Instructor
Asst.Prof.& Dorm. Inspector
Asst. Prof. Instructor «. •
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300 11*00
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50
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200 (#100.00 of Mr* Speaker^ salary is for services as dormitory inspector during Mr. Emmonl*s absence.)
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Prof essor Asst.Prof. Instructor Asst. Prof 1 Instructor
Asst. Prof. Instructor
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EXPERIMENT STATION ONLY J . H. Muncie Asst . in Plant Path. E. P. Berger • •. • « Chemistry E. J . Miller • * * A. J . Patten GharLst C. S. Robinson Res .Asst . in • 0» B. Winter « « « «
Inspector
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E~. A . Smoll A s s t . i n Chemistry
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Tit le Yrs.of Present Salary Service Col, Exp.8ta.Ext. Total Increase Total
• A • C• Lytle - S . J . Brownell
*H. J . Bock •W. C. Dutton -Eugene Down -Gea. Bouyoucos Res.Asso.in Soi l s
As s t . ±TL Dairying 1 • • • « ( N e w ) • • Hort. 1
• • Farm Crops 1
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ADMINISTRATION S. Kedzie L. Snyder M. Brown . Schepers D. Betts
• Elida Yakeley C. S. Langdon
President 36 President Emeritus 20 Secretary 14 Cashier 9
Purchasing Agent 5 Registrar 12 Asst . t o Registrar 2
Linda E. Landon Librarian 25 Anna E. Carpenter Cataloguer &
• Elizabeth Palm -E. A. Bowd -!=• F.. Newell Simon Groat
* Rowena Ketchum -D. C. Heffley *D. A. Seeley
L. R. Taft
•P. J. Cross
Asst .Librarian 1 As3t•Librarian Architect 14 Engineer 18 Night Watchman Nurse 16 Y.M.C.A.Sec»y 1 Instructor Heterology Nursery Inspector & Institute Leader 28 Sergeant 6
CLERKS & STENOGRAPHERS Cleric to President 12 B. A. Faunce
Blanche Birchard Lena M. Maxwell Maud A. Meech Louise Walsworth Eileen Fletcher Eda Trickey •Anna L. Ferle : Nellie Strudley Bernice Baker L. K. Heil Katherine
I Bookkeeper Chief Clerk to Secy 8
6 1
Clerk to Sec»y. • • n
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- Mary K. North ,. -Marguerite Sas.s
• Anna Shumaker . • Gladys Sunday , ••Bertha IrTiring Agnes McCann Crystal Colyin
•Arline Tesch .;. • Kathryn Nichols Louise Landstrtn .Myra V, Bogue:, Josephine Lbhman
EXTENSIONDiyiSION • R. J . Baldwin . - Eben Mumford % H. B. Blanford • C . L . BrQJdbr 4 C .V.Ballard - C. B. Cook •C. L. Nash -C. L. Coffeen
^Roswell Carr •Anna B. Cowles: -T. A. Farrand
^ L . M. Geismar • R. G. Hoopingarner - Margaret Justin - J. F. Kadonsky ' •C. H. Knopf
iD» I , Hagerman • R. L. Olds
E. P. Robinson
* Registrar St.en.f or Hort Dept < • Bean of.'-Agri* • Entomology
Trebilcock St4en .Botany Dept. 480
330 Exp.Sta.Chem. 1 Home Econ.& History 600 ' Agr»i.Edu.& Soils 600 « Animal Husb. ; 590 • Veterinary 550 • Forestry 550 • Civil Engr.,Physics
& Drawing Depts* 550 • English & Math. 600 « Mech*l.Engineering 600 • Dairy Husb. 700 Bulletin Clerk Sten.Extension Division
Administration Director State Leader of Co.Agts. Co .Agt .Newaygo County • « St.Clair • « • Dickinson • Asst.State Leader Co. Agt. Branch County » '• Lenawee " -*. " Ontonagon * Asst .in Home Economics Co. Agt.VanBurei County « « Houghton • « « Iron County As st.in Home Economics Co. Agt. Gogebic Co.. « « Cheboygan County « n Ottawa Co. « * Muskegon County « « Saginaw County
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Col. County Govt.Total Inc. Totalj ^ ™ '• - 2666 2666 !
2360 2300 I 2000 2000 2000 2000 j 1800 1800 ; 2200 2200 # 1800 1800 i 2100 2100 i 2000 2000 I 800 50 850
2001 2000 *l 2000 2000 ; 2000 2000 ; 1000 50 1050 !
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Paulina Raven Specialist in Home Economics lgpp_ 1500 100 1600 » • T » I I m ii.li " — •• -
+ Distributed after July 1 s t , as fo l lows: Colleg #900.Q0pGovt.#300.County 600.p0 •Increase made at time of permanent appointment." ^n _^ . . . A f t AA i #Distributed after July 1st as fo l lows: Coxlege #700.00, Govt.fa5QG.pO ; •Distributed after July 1st as fo l lows: College 900.00, « 300.00, 0o.8pp.00 •Distributed after July 1st as fo l lows: •*:-•. 90Q.0Q * 300.00, « 400.00
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Tit le . • Present Salary
Col . County Govt,. Total Increase Total
s-H. G. Smith J R . V. Tanner ?• David Woodman • J . SM. Wendt
j*-L» R. Walker i -J . F . dimmer
.E. C. Lindemann
S,J. W. Uico l son
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i»James .! R. H.
Carmody Waid Raven Weston Reed Robey
Waldron
IT; McBride Ellsworth
Co.Agt.Kent County 700 • « Mason County 1200 « « Alpena Co. 600 • " S t .Joseph Co. 600 « • Marquette Co* 600 « • Wexford Co. 600 S ta te Leader in charge of Boys & Gir l s Clubs 600 S p e c i a l i s t i n Farm Crops
1200 « • « • » 1000 * « Hort. 2000 * i n P o t . & Veg. 1800 " • Live Stock • 2000 A s s t . i n U. P . Work 1200 Farm Mgt.Demonstrator 500 Household Engineering
S p e c i a l i s t 1200 S p e c i a l i s t i n Animal
Husbandry 1*1-00 Director of Markets 1800 A s s t . F i e l d A g t . i » :
Marketing 1500
700 600 600 500 600 600
600 1
* 600 600 600 600
1200
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1800
1200 1000 2000 1800 2000 1200 1800
1200
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(Col) 1900
<1200 1050 2000 1800 2000 11*00 1800
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1500 1500
All increases in salary are on College account unless otherwise specified. .. Increas es on Experiment Station funds are all on State.
On motion of Mr. Doherty, the following apportionments for the fiscal
year "ending June 30, 1917, were adopted.
Dept. Apportionments
Advertising Agr '1.Education Animal Husbandry Athletics Bacteriology Botany ChemlAry Civil Engineering Cleaning Contingent B ldg . Dairy Husbandry Dean's Off ice Drawing Electrical Engr. Economics E l e c t r i c L ights Engl i sh Entomology Farm & Horses Farm Crops Farm Mechanics Forestry Freight & Cartage Heating History Home Eonomics
$ 800 .00 MOO.00
3500.00 2000.00 5500.00 55OO.OO 6000.00 9000iOO 3000.00
20000. '00 3000 .00 2500.0,0 3000 .00 3000.00
5500.00 $00 .00 800.00
6000.00 1800.00 1200.00 25OO.OO 21*00.00
32000.00 100 .00
8000.00 *
H o r t i c u l t u r e # 6000.00 H o s p i t a l s 1000.00 Library 2000.00
Mathematics 100.00 Mechanical Er_gr.30000.00 Meteorology M i l i t a r y :1500.00 Misce l l aneous 2500.00
- P r e s i d e n t ' s Off. 2400.00 S e c ' y . s Off ice 3200.00 P h y s i c s 2000.00 Pou l t ry 1000.00 Regis trar 3300 .00 S o i l s 3000.00 S a l a r i e s 280000.00 S p e c i a l Courses 2000.00 Pathology Veter inary 3000 .00 Anatomy 1000.00 Zo-ology 1500.00 Dean Summer Schl 500 .00 Telephones 1500.00 B u l l e t i n s 4000.00 U.P .Exp.Stat ion 5000.00 S.Haven Exp.Sta . 2000.00
The Secretary presented a communication from the s t a t e SeedrAnalyst ,
Miss Bertha A. H o l l i s t e r , and Dr. Bessey i n charge of the work i n seed i n s p e c t i o n ,
• i n regard to the v i o l a t i o n of Act 202 of the Publ ic Acts of 1913* On motion of
: Mr. Waterbury, the Secretary was d i r e c t e d t o n o t i f y the par ty , Mr. Louis Marks A l l e g e d ' : a •
v i o l a t i o n i of Amasa, Michigan, t o appear be fore the Board at i t s next meet ing , as provided
! for i n Sec t ion 8 of t h e above a c t .
Qn motion of Mr. Doherty, i tem 4 a i n the s p e c i f i c a t i o n s for the Symnasium " < Specif ica—j gymnasium b u i l d i n g i s t o be made of g lazed b r i c k i n p l a c e of p l a s t e r at an i n - . t i o n s chang •. . . • • r • e g .j creased c o s t of $284-3.00; and i tem 32 - g r a n i t e s t e p s were r e s t o r e d as o r i g i n a l l y
• \ \ "• . v ' r-. .
: specified at an added cost of #700.00.
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i On motion of Mr. Woodman, the Director of the Experiment Station
was authorized to employ a suitable person to study the bacterial diseases of
muck plants during such part of the summer as may seem advantageous.
On motion of Mr* Woodman, the expense accounts of the Board Members
were approved* '••...•;
On motion adjourned*
,] Man to --in-i vestigate^ :• j bacter ia l i diseases ofI j muck plants!
eeretaryV
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July 19, 1916.
MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OP AGRICULTURE
Presi dent * 8 Office
11:00 0*clock A. M.
Present, President Kedzie, Messrs. Beaumont, Braham, Woodman and
Doherty.
The minutes of the previous meeting having been in the hands of the
members, were approved without reading*
On motion of Mr. Doherty, Mr* W. D. Meltzer who did not accept his
appointment for the coming year, was appointed to continue in his present
position from September 1st, 1916, to March 1st, 1917, at a total salary of
#600.00 for the: six months; and Mr. P. T. Riddell was appointed to continue his
work for another year at a salary of #1200.00.
On motion of Mr. Beaumont, the request of Mr. Burgess for permission
to attend the meeting of the International Association of Instructors and
Investigators in Poultry Husbandry at Columbus, Ohio, August 2nd to ifth, and to
iMeltzer & Riddell reappointed.
Surge88 to attend meeting at Columbus and visit exp. at at ions ill
visit the experiment stations in Hew Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island,! the east.
Massachusetts and Maine for the purpose of studying poultry house construction
and laboratory instruction in Poultry Husbandry, was granted, his expenses in
the first instance to be confined to transportation.
On motion of Mr. Graham, the request of Mr. Chapman for an increase
of #50.00 in the salary of Mr* W« A. Melton, was granted.
On motion of Mr. Doherty, the recommendation of Dr. Giltner that Mr.
H. J* Stafseth and Mr. Jos. A* Berry be appointed Graduate Assistants in
Bacteriology for the ensuing year at #200.00 per annum each, was approved.
On motion of Mr* Woodman, and referring to a communication from Dr.
HaTlmq" in reference to hog sholera serum at the College, the following reso
lution was adopted:
Melton*8 sal ! ary increas Ued.
Stafseth & Berry appo: ed Grad.Asst in Bacty *