period  of  two  months,  the  College  to  be  reimbursed  by  the  Government  on  the 

basis  of  $1*80  per  day  per  man* 

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^-

^ 

On motion of Mr* Doherty, Mr* A* J. Durant was appointed Half-time 

Assistant  in Animal pathology at a salary of #750*00 per annum beginning Sept 

ember 1st* 

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a 

On motion of Mr* Doherty, Mr* Orrett Tatlock of Detroit was appointed 

Instructor in Chemistry at a safar^f of $1600 per year beginning September 1st* 

The President presented a report from the special committee of the 

Common Co until of East Lapsing on fire protection, accepting the terms of 

cooperation proposed at the last meeting of the Board* 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, the following persons are to constitute the 

executive committee  of the Army School: 

The President, the Secretary, Dean-Bissell, the Commandant, Senior Cap 

tain, professors J* A* Poison, H* H. Musselman, E* K. Steward and C* L* Brewer* 

On motion of Mr* Doherty, the Chairman of the Board was authorized to 

sign a petition for the laying of- a highway abutting the Graham Horticultural 

Experiment Station* 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, Mr* Doherty was authorized to initial the 

vouchers* 

On motion of Mr* Woadman, the expense accounts of the Board Member s were 

A*J*Duraht" 
appointed 

t: 

•'.' 

.•'••:';. 

Orrett '?. 
Tatlock  \ 
appointed 

E•Lansing 
accepts 
terms of  7 
fire pro 
tect ion* 

Executive 
Committee 
of Army 
School 
named* 

For High 
way along 
Graham StaJ 

approved* 

On motion adjourned* 

Secretary* 

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MEETING  OS THE STATE BOARD  07 AGRICULTURE 

president*s Office 

May 15th, 1918* 

11 0» clock A. M* 

Present, President Kedzie, Messrs* Graham, Beaumont Woodman and Doherty* 

•••§ 

The minutes of the previous meeting were approved without reading* 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, Mr* A* C* Lytle, who left May 1st for service 

with the Government, was given leave of absence without pay for the period of 

the war; also Mr* Stanley J* Brownell who left last September, wasconsidered as 

being upon leave of absence for the same period* 

On motion of Mr* Beaumont, Mr. H* A* Andrews, who has resigned to attend 

the fourth Officers Training Camp, was given leave of absence without pay for 

the period of the war beginning May 31st. 

A*C*Lytle, 
S*J•Brown 
e l l,  leave 8[ 
of  absence 

H»A•Andrews  I 
jleave -of--  .-' '.;| 
absence* 

. .1 

Anderson 
authorized to 
r attend meet4 
:i: ing and 
| 
i visit breed4 
i ers of Brown 
i Swiss cattle 

f Hoopingarnei* 
\ resigns and 
[Long appoint-
! ed successor 

On motion  of  Mr.  Graham,  Prof*  A.  C.  Anderson  was  authorized  to  attend 

the  n a t i o n al  H o l s t e i n - F r i e s i an  A s s o c i a t i on  meeting  to  be  held  in  Milwaukee  the 

f i r st  week  in  June  with  expenses  allowed,  this,  to  include  v i s i ts  to  c e r t a in 

breeders  of  brown  swiss  c a t t le  l i v i ng  in  Wisconsin. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  the  r e s i g n a t i on  of  Mr.  R.  G.  Hoopingarner  as 

County  Agent  for  Iron  ©unty,  was  accepted  to  take  e f f e ct  April  lf?th,  and  Mr. 

Bwight  Clark  Long  was  appointed  h is  successor  at  a  salary  of  #1600  equally 

.divided  between  the  County,  United  S t a t es  Department  of  Agriculture,  and  the 

College* 

On  motion  of  Mr*  Graham,  the  following  recommendations  of  Director  Bald 

win  were  approved: 

1*  That  Mr*  Hale  Tennant  be  authorized  to  begin  work  May  1 st  instead  of 

July  1 st  as  per  previous  arrangement,  #500*00  of  h is  salary  to  be  paid  by  the 

College* 

2* That for an extension project in dairy manufactures approved by the 

executive committee of the Extension Council, Mr* 0* T. Goodwin be employed at 

a salary of #2500.00 per annum beginning July 1st* 

3*  That Miss Elizabeth Parker be given leave of absence without pay from 

May 16th to August 16th to take charge of the recruiting of nurses for Red Cross 

Tennant to 
begin work 
May 1st* 

| Goodwin  em-
I ployed for : 
; extension 
project* 

liss Parker 
Igiven leave 
;of absence* 

war service* 

^Resolution i 
regarding 
'manure at 
Camp Custer. 

purge ss and ; 
;Fo reman to 
make trip of; 
i n s p e c t i on  <£ 
I/poultry  planfB 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, the following resolution was adopted: 

RESOLVED, That the State Board of Agriculture requests the Michigan War 

Preparedness Board to consider the proposal of the Government to sell the an 
imal manure at Camp Custer to the highest bidder, and if possible to make a 
bid for it and arrange for its distribution among Michigan farmers and truck 
growers, and that the Government be requested not to consider bids that corns 
from firms or persons living outside the State of Michigan, but that favorable 
consideration be given to the bid ©f the Michigan War Board to the end that this 
Important  adjunct of production be distributed among the farmers of the state at 
the least possible expense* 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, Prof* Burgess and Mr* E* C. Foreman were author 

ized to make a trip of inspection of Poultry plants in Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, 

Iowa and Wisconsin previous to the summer term* 

On motion of Mr* Graham, the following recommendation made by the Secretary 

r 

i 

I 

was adopted: 

"That on Friday of the second week of the term, all students in regular 
attendance who have not paid their fees shall be considered to have withdrawn 
from College and can only be reinstated upon the payment of the ^regular fees and 
a&4- a penalty fee of ten dollars  (#10)*« 

On motion of Mr* Graham, #*K>0*00 was added to the apportionment of the 

Forestry Department for the balance of the fiscal year* 

A communication from Prof* Clark announced that Mr* Orrett Tatlock did not 

accept the appointment authorized at a previous meeting* 

On motion of Mr. Graham, Mr.Leroy Mailman was appointed Instructor in Bact 

i 

eriology at a salary of #1200 per annum beginning June 1st* 

On motion of Mr* Beaumont, Prof* Halligan was authorized to inspect 

storage houses at Lake Forest, Illinois* 

[Resolution 
[regarding 
ihoh-payment 
I of  f e e s• 

MMlOO added  to 
fappo rtionment 
of  Forestry*; 

IT at lock1  did I 
jnbt  accept 
[appointment *j 

Mailman  ap-: 
Ipointed  i n-  i 
s t r u c t o r „ in  ! 
Bacteriology! 

Halligan  to 
inspect  stor 
age  houses* 

^CJlttlC^ir*i&r~^4&**^ 

On motion of Mr* Graham,  #1500 was added to the apportionment  of the 

Department  of Farm & Horses for the balance  of the year* 

On motion of Mr* Beaumont, the salary of fir* Ray B* Weaver,  Instructor in 

English, was increased  from #1300 to$1600, the increase to take  effect  September 

1st* 

On motion of Mr* Doherty, Miss Arnot  Lewis and Miss Marion  Grettenberger 

were  appointed  Assistants  in the Chemical Department  of the Experiment  Station 

at  salaries of $1000.0.0 each, the former to begin June 1st, and the latter 

September lejb. 

On motion of Mr* Doherty, the request  of Prof* Poison for permission to 

attend the meeting  of the Committees  of National  Safety  Council and Council on 

l.jf^-rya 

#1500 addisd; 
tjo apportionr-l 
jmeht of jarml 
!& Horses*, 

Weaver1s 
j salary in-
I creased* ; 

jMisses Lewis I 
{&'• GrettenbeaM 
jger' appoint;*! 
led Assist an-tel 
in  Chem.Dept| 
?of Exp.Sta* 

I Poison  giro| 
'permission 
jto attend 

Promotion of Safety  Education in Technical Schools and Universities, at Worcester, meetings.; 

Mass*,  on June 5th; also the Meeting of the American  Society  of Auto'Motive 

Engineers on June  l?th. at Dayton,  Ohio, was granted with transportation  expenses - j  • 

only  allowed* 

On motion of Mr* Beaumont, Mr* H* L* Ruehle  of Geneva, N* Y*, was appointed 

Research Assistant  in Bacteriology  at a salary  of $1800» per annum to be paid 

from the Adams fund and to date from June 1st* 

On motion of Mr* Beaumont, Dr. W* L* Chandler of Cornell University, was 

appointed  Research Assistant  in Entomology, the position made  vacant by the re-

signation of Dr* Shafer, at a'salary  of $2000.00 to be paid  from the Adams  fund 

and the appointment  to date from July 1st* 

| Ruehle ap 
pointed Re 
search A s 
sistant in 
BacteriologyJ 

j Chandler ap-| 
pointed Re 
search As 
sistant in 
Entomology* 

j Dicks0^1 ap 
pointed A s-

On motion of Mr* Woodman, Mr* M* E* Dickson was appointed  Assistant 

Professor  of Poultry  Husbandry  at a  salary  of $1600 per year to date from June  1st Jsistant  pro-J 

On motion of M r. Doherty, Mr* Paul Omans was appointed to continue the work 

of Mr* A. C* Lytle  in the cost  of market  milk production at the same  salary, 

* 

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> 

namely  $1100*,appointment  to date from May 13th*. 

On motion of M r. Doherty,  Prof. George Brown was authorized to attend a 

meeting of American  Stockmen to be held at Manhattan, Kansas, on May 16th, with 

"expenses  paid* 

On motion of M r. Graham, Mr* F. D. Messenger who has entered the Government 

Ifessor of 
i Poultry 
jHusbandry* 
! Omans to 
jcontiune 
[work of LytleJ 

Brown  author! 
jized to at 
tend  meeting! 
;of American 
•Stockmen* 

Messenger 

given  leave 
service, was given  leave of absence  from May 4th, for the period  of the war, with-  P* absence* 
out  pay* 

On motion of Mr* Doherty,  $1500» was added to the apportionment  for the 

Dean of Home  Economics and Dormitories  for the balance of the year* 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, the resignation of Mr* P. B* Wiltberger was ac 

cepted to take  effect May 6th* 

On motion of Mr*. Doherty,  authority was granted to give a luncheon to the 

County  normal  students on May ISth* 

On motion of M r. Doherty, the President,  Secretary, Dean Bissell and Major 

Wright son were' appointed a committee  with power to act in the matter of taking 

on additional men for training  in the United  States Army  School* 

On motion of Mr* Woodman, the President  was authorized to confer  degrees 

upon the following persons  subject  to the provision that  their theses be received 

and  accepted: 

1$1500 added 
to  apportion*! 
ment  of Dean: 
6f H.E. & -.*;; 
Dormitories. 
j Wiltberger ••• 
i  resigned* 

I luncheon  to-
j County tforugfl 
(Students 

Committee  on 
!additional',j 
jmen  for  : 
: | 
training  in  I 
SJ.S.A.S*. •••;  ';•:•! 

ees  .con-^f 

ferred*  ' 

•1 

tnSss^-J 

DeVillo Demic Wood -Master  of Forestry 
Francis Englebert Andrews - Electrical Engineer 
Raymond Reck Haugh"» —  Ellctrical Engineer 
Harold Madison Jacklin - Mechanical Engineer 
Charles Harry Dickinson - Civil Engineer 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, the expense account  of Prof* Steward to Champaign, 

Illinois, was approved. 

The President presented the resignation of Mr. C. W. Bennett as Graduate 

Assistant  in Botany to take effect May 17th* 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, the President was authorized to confer the 

degree of Bachelor of Science upon the following persons: also the degree of 

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine upon Domina Joseph Lamoreaux; 

Abbott, Howard Clinton,a 
Anderson, Edgar Shannon, a 
Andres, Paul Gerhardt, e 
Armstrong, Egbert James, a 
Atwater, Charles Edwin, a 
Beers, Rice Aner, e . 
Ballamy, William Harold, a 
Bennett, Donald Robins, a 
Blades, Glen Irving, a 
Boucher, Eva Grey, h 
Brigham, Gerald Hobart, e 
Broughton, Tracy Verner, a 
Brown, Andrew Clyde, a 
Buell, Lincoln Everett, a 
Butler, Ina Lmiriam, h 
Buttolph, C. Harold, a 
Bondie, Royal John, e 
Calrow, Lytton, a 
Cargo, Ruth Elizabeth, h 
Carney, Aileen Katherine, h 
Cavanagh, Vera Foster, h 
Cawood, William H., a 
Chisholm, John Alexander, a 
Chubb, Lyla Merle, h 
Clemetsen, Alice Gunn, h 
Cohen, Louis Henry, a 
Collinson, Robert William, e 
Cook, Marion Inez, h 
Coulter, willard Moores, a 
Crocker, Mary, h 
Davis, Prank Augustus, a 
Dee, Thomas Christopher, e 
DeMond, Raymond John, e 
Denning, Henry Guy, e 
Dettling, Clark Ashley, a 
DeWinter, Francis, a 
DeYoung, William, a 
Dorr, Henry, Jr., f 
Dow, waiter Orville, e 
Doyle, Richard Lampman, e 
Dundas, Muriel Elizabeth, h 
Dunstan, Lloyd Ralph, a 
Eldridge, Edward Franklin, a 
Ferris, Fern Fixley, h 
Fischer, Edward Charles, a 
Fisher, Howard Lewis, a 
Fleming, George, a 
Foley, May Este11a, h 
Froelich, Holmes Leslie, e 
Frye, Floyd Russell, e 
Gallandt, Margaret, h 
Gates, Percy Harp, e 
Gershberg, Solomon, a 
Gledhiil* Cleo Hazel, h 
Godfrey, Jessie Alice, h 
Granger, Frances Iva, h 
Grettenberger, Marion Louise, h 
Gruner, Gladys, h 
Harkavy, Morris Abraham, e 
Harker, Gladys Alvira, h 
Harmon, John Herbert, a 
Harms, Amanda Helen, h 

~' 

Harrington, Mary Margaret, h 
Harris, Buelah. Elizabeth, h 
Hartman, Wallace Edgar, e 
Hayes, George Ronald, e 
Hint, Elmer Bruce, a 
Hoffmaster, Percy James, a 
Howard, Henry Curtis, a 
Hughes, Fred John, a 
Hume, Katherine Agnes, h 
Hunter, Ray Alexander, a 
Hutula, Charles August, a 
lbs ens.. Arne, a 
Iddles, Harold Augustus, a 
Ingersoll, Theron Lewis, a 
Jamieson, Paul Clark, a 
Jensen, Iva Oline Marie, h 
Johnson, Clement  Charles, e 
Johnson, Mary Sibella, h 
Jordan, Howard Verndn, a 
Keating, Thomas William, e 
Kelley, Ralph Emerson, a 
Kimble, Orva Lewis, a 
Kotila, John Ernest, a 
Lankton, Bertha P., h 
Lasenby, Gladys Margaret, h 
Lewis, Arnot Lazelie> h 
Longnecker, Edward Delbert, a 
MacLachlan, Mable Hunn, h 
MaclT aught on, Blanche Marguerite, h 
McCartney, Alice Julia, h 
McKinney, Harold Kail, a 
Macho11, Anna, h 
Major, Ralph Howard, e 
Manby, William Floyd, a 
Margeson, Charles Leo, e 
Marsh, Robert Erie, e 
Moore, Fern Hewitt, h 
Mason, Edith Elizabeth, h 
Morse, Marian, h 
Murray, Byron Malcolm, e 
Horth, Oscar Peter, a 
Oliver, Quindara, h 
Overmyer, Calvin Jennings, a 
Patterson, Ruth Elizabeth, h 
l&ezry,  Clare Jacobs, a 
Perry, Russell Vivien, e 
Plee, Leonard Smith, e 
Pratt, Marian Blanche, h -
Rabinowitz, Solom, a 
Ray, Mary, h 
Reader, Flossia Jane, h 
Reed, Clifford Martin, a 
Rigterink, Julia Margaret, h 
Roger8, Fanny lee, h 
Ryan, Joseph Piancis, a 
Sass, Harvey Maynard, e 
Saj're, Earl Edwin, e 
Shattuck, Florence Erma, h 
Sherwin, Louis Solomon, a 
Simmons, Russell Simon, a 
Smith, Blanche Adeline, • h 
Smith, Frances Leslie, h 
Smith, Marion Henrietta, h 

s~ 

Stang, Prank Oliver, e ,_ 
Stevenson, I o ns  Pale, h 
Stone, Benjamin C,  a 
Strang, Arthur Lawrence, a 
Thompson, Robert Irving, f 
Turner, Joseph Earl, a 
Urch, Grace Willington, h 
Urch, Lucille Harriett, h 
Wagner, Caroline Louise, h 
Walker, Eldred Herbert, e 
Warner, Mary Melissa, h 

Warner, Kewton Ellsworth, a 
Waters, Earl McKinley, e 
Wattles, Morris-Axtell, a 
Wellman, Sereno Tripp, e 
^ells, George Prancis, a 
Wilcox,  Rex, a 
Wilson, Eileen Marguerite, h 
Wood, Wilbur Warren,  a 
Ye iter, Leila Florence, h 
Zimmermann, Lorinda, h 
Henry, Orville Kirk, e 

On motion of Mr* Beaumont, Mr* Lindemann was given leave of absence 

without pay for six months beginning Ju3y 1st, in order that he may engage 

in military  camp service of the Y. M. C. A. 

On motion of Mr. Doherty, it was voted that when the Board adjourn, 

it adjourn to meet at the college June 6th, at 11 o'clock A. M. 

On motion of Mr. Beaumont, authority was given to purchase  the 

piano belonging to Mr. T. C. Dee which is now in roo m  M02 of the 

Agricultural Building, at ¢125.00. 

On  m o t i on  of M r. Doherty, M r. Graham  was  authorized to initial the 

v o u c h e r s. 

On  motion  of M r. Woodman,  the expense  accounts  of the Board 

members  were  approved. 

On  motion  of M r.  Graham,  the following  resolution w as adopted: 

RESOLVED,  That  any balance  remaining  in the appropriation for the 

^mnasiuiri a^ 

Lindemann :, 
1 given 6 :-in©;;£| 
jleave of ; 
absence* 

Board to 
meet  at ;" 
College  June; 
I 6th. 
Piano b e 
longing to V 
T.C.Dee  p u r-
Chased. 

Graham to 
initial 
Vouchers• 

I Expense a c-
1 counts a p 
proved. 

[Balance in 
appropriation 
jfor  Gym.to 
:;|gO;;:t;0;,:::Cur^g 
1 rent  aceotiht 

Secretary* 

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