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On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  Mr*  Watkins  was  added  to  t he  above  committee* 

On  motion  of  Mr.• .-Beaumont/  a u t h o r i ty  .was  given  to  purchase  a  p i e ce  of 

Authority 

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chase  p r o p -j 

1  e r ty  in  E* 
I  Lansing* 

|  given  to  p u r - p r o p e r ty  bounded  on  t he  Uorth  by  Michigan  Avenue,  on  t he  East  by  land  belonging 

i  to  t he  Michigan  A g r i c u l t u r al  College,  on  t he  South  by  the  t h r e ad  of  t h e.  stream 

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of  the  Red  Cedar  River  and  on  the  West  by  t he  s o - c a l l ed  Cedar  Bend  Addition 

to 

t he  City  of  East  Lansing* 

On  motion  adjourned* 

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MEETING OF THE STATE BOARD OP AGRICULTURE 

PRESIDENT'S OEEICE 

May 19, 1920. 

11:30 A. M. 

Present, President Kedzie, Mrs. Stockman, Messrs. Woodman, Wallace, 

Watkins, Beaumont and Waterbury. 

The minutes of the previous meeting having been in the hands of the mem-

oer  B were approved without, reading.-.. 

On motion of Mr» Beaumont, the recommendations  contained in the /following 

letter from Director Baldwin were approved: 

BDr.  E. S. Kedzie, 
East Lansing:, Michigan. 
Dear Dr. Eedzie: 

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During the present year funds included in the Boys and Girls1  Club Pro 
ject for County Club Leaders in Gogebic, Kent, Saginaw and Cheboygan, have ac 
cumulated to the extent of |1225. We wish to expend'these funds in the fallowing 
counties. By so doing we will relieve our budget for the coming fiscal year and 
will secure 11200 in Lever  "Offset" vouchers heeded for this year. 

'  To accomplish this the following additions should be made to the payroll 

Accumulated 
funds in 
Boys" and 
Girls' Club, 
Project add-
to payroll ' 
of May and : 
June • 

Branch Co .  Club leader 

for May and June: 

Viva Osborn 
Mrs.A.lT.Varney  Hillsdale 
Jackson 
Alberta Hill 
JSathoiie Yasold  Lenawee 
Osceola 
Evelyn Peeper 
Iron 
W. D. Hill 
¥an Buren 
0• C• GoSB 
Y. G. T* Rehner  Alger 
Alba Stenson 
T. R. Shane 
H. E. Herrod 
Byron Latter 

Baraga 
Chippewa: 
Calhoun 
Ingham 

f 50 •  ver  mo»  (May and June ) 

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This expense should be charged to "Extension-Lever  State." 

Very truly yours/ 

R.  J •Baldwin, 
BXtEEUSIOIT DIRECTOR*11 

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On motion of M r/ Woodman, the resignation of Professor A. C. Andersonr 

Resignation  Professor of Dairy Husbandry,  was:  accepted, to take effect July 1, and the Sec-
of Professor 
Anderson  = retary was requested to express to Professor Anderson the regret of the Board at 
from Dairy; 
Husbandry* j  his resignation and its appreciation of his services:. 

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Increased 
salaries 
for Misses 
Shufelt, 
Stutsman, 

'• "":- On notion of Mr. Beaumont, the recommendations  contained-in the follow- i 

ing '.letter- "from Direct or Baldwin were approved: 

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;"President P. s. Ee'dzie, ' 
East-Lansing, Michigan. 

Dear. President Kedzie: -

-" 

.- The. stenographers whose names are. given below have oeen paid on time  i 

sheet's for. the past.^year'. I would "be glad to have them placed on the Extension 
Payroll and to-receive  contracts at the rates given below, beginning July 1, 192G;, Clark and 
and" ending June "30,;. 1921.; 

; Tyler. 

Catherine ;ciark.. 
Marie Shufelt 

Gladys Stutsman 

Dorothy Tyler -j--... 

§1200 
1200 

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1200 

1200 

Farm  Crops 
P o u l t ry 
(-§•  p d . by  P o u l t ry  Dept.j) 
( P o t a t o es  &  Vegetables! 
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( H o r t i c u l t u r e) 
Boys  &  G i r l s1  C l u b s. 
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Very  t r u ly  y o u r s, 

E.  J.  B a l d w i n, 
EXTE2TSI0H  DIRECTOR." 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr.-'  Wallace-,  t he  Dean  of  E n g i n e e r i ng  and  t he  P r e s i d e nt 

were  a u t h o r i z ed  to  f i l l . ' t he  vae-ansies  in  t he  E n g i n e e r i ng  D i v i s i on  mentioned 

in 

t he 

l e t t er  o f > D e a n ' B i s s e ll 

to  P r e s i d e nt  K e d z i e,  under  d a te  of  May  12« 

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On  motion  of  Mr-.  W a t k i n s,  t he  recommendations  c o n t a i n ed 

in  t he 

following! 

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iVacancies 
[Engineering 
[ D i v i s i o n. 

l e t t er  of  D i r e c t or  Brewer  were  a d o p t e d: 

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"TO  THE  PRESIDENT  AKD  STATE  BOARD  OP  AGRICULTURE: 

May 19, 1920. 

I respectfully r.ecommend the following in connection with the personnel 

of the Department  of Pl^sical Training for the year 1920-21. 

-1- The appointment- of Miss Jeasie MacCornack as Instructor in the work 

for women. Appointment to be one" year, beginning Septemberl, 1920, at $1700 for 
the year, in place --of Miss Casho,. who will be on leave. Miss MacCornack has had:, j 
two years at Northwestern'University- and finishes the two year course at the Chicago 
•:Sehaol} of Physical.Education in June•'"She• haa been directing the Department of 
Physical Training at Elgin High School the past two years while doing her.drain 
ing work, I met Miss MacCornack in Chicago and she seemed to be a well trained, 
strong woman ancL was .splendidly recommended. 

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Personnel 
of Phys. 
Training 
Staff; 

J e s s ie  Mac 
Cornack.  . 

- 2-  The  a p p o i n t m e nt  of  Knute  £•  Rockne  to  s u c c e ed  George  E.  G a u t h i er  as 

f o o t b a ll  and  t r a ck  coach  and  i n s t r u c t or 
from  September  1,  1920,  at  13000  f or 
s i ty  of  Hot re.  Dame  f or  f i ve  y e a r s, 
l a st 
charge-.  He  was  recommended  to  us  by  p r a c t i c a l ly  e v e ry  A t h l e t ic  D i r e c t or 
West  and  is  t he  unanimous  recommendation  of 

t h r ee  y e a rs  a s - a s s i s t a nt  and  t he 

t he  A t h l e t ic  Board  in  C o n t r o l. 

in  P h y s i c al  T r a i n i n g.  Appointment  to  datej 

t he  y e a r.  Mr.  Rockne  h as  Qeen  at  t he  u n i v e r -|  S n u t e,  E, 

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-3- The appointment of John-Heppinstall as instructor. Appointment' Sept.  -; 

1, 1920, at |1800 for the year, Mr. Heppinstall has been with us four years and  j John^Heppin| 
is now carried on the Department payroll at ^140.00  v^^  month. The yearly appointf-8^3^3-" "V-..-'" 
ment will be an advance' of flO.OO a month and will insure a more permanent  con-  j  . : • 
nection. 

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- 4- The appointment of James Devers as trainer and condiiioner and in-  ! 

structor in the Department.. Appointment to date September 1, I920 at |2500 for 
the year* Mr. Devers is well qualified to handle all of the boxing, wrestling and; 
combative activities of the Department, gymnasium classes and serve, too, as  . 
trainer and conditioner of - the athletic teams and of all of the boys who come into 
the Department for work.  This will carry with it the dropping of ST. E. Grover 
who has had mos«vOf the above work as half-time man. He has been assisted by 
student help which has been unsatisfactory. 

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-5- The reappointment  of Mr. L. 1. Primodig at |2800 for the year. Mr. 

Primodig has taken over the added duties of assistant to the Director in the 
administration of the Department and has made himself very valuable. 

L .Ii. 

P r i m o d ia 

-6- The reappointment of Helen Grimes at |2200, for the year.  Miss -

Grimes will have the added responsibility of leading the work for the girls in 
the absence of Miss Casho* 

Helen  Grimes 

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will then be the staff with comparison of last year 

and the recommendation in regard to salaries; 

1919-20 

G-eorge E. Gauthier 
. Lyman L» Frimodig 

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4'  Salaries of Edith Casho 
:•!•  Phys. Trains Helen Grimes 
^1.  ing Staff  ; John Heppinstall 
:.i • as comparedw. E# Grower 
i;?' with that ^ 
:;:v  of former  ; 

(-J time) 

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|2480 
2200 
1750 
1700 

140 per mo 

90 B  M 

1920-21 

Lyman L. Primodig 
Knute £. Rockne 
Helen Giimes • 
Jessie MacCornack 
John Heppinstall 
James Devers 

#2800 
5000 
2200 
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1800 
25OO 

year. 

was brought  into the Department temporarily for Mk* Gauthier«s work, , 

The above will carry with it the dropping of Arthur H. Smith who 

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Respectfully, 

C. L. Brewer•" 

On motion  of  Mr •  Watkins,  the  following  re commendat ions  regarding 

the  Staff  of  the  Jarm  Crops  Department  were  adopted: 

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1.  F.  A.  Spragg ,  Research  Associa;fee( Plant  Breeding)  and  Assistant 

2. C. R. Megge, Assistant  Professor and Research Assistant, at a 

Professor,  at  a  salary  of  |4000. 

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;-|:  Changes in 
:i  salaries of 
j]  members  of'-  s a l a ry  of  f3000* 
•ji  Farm  CroDS 
*'#  Staff, 

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3*  A*  L.  Bibbins,  Assistant  Professor  (:4  time£  and  Extension  Special-

: ist (f time) $3300. 

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4. H. C. Rather; Extension Specialist in Crops, $2800* 

5• Duane E. Rainey, Extension Specialist in Crops (f t i ^j and. 

: Assistant in Earm Crops (-^. time) $2300/ 

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6* ^C* W* Straight, Eoreman ( 7 months1 time ) and instructor in Faxm 

': Mechanics ( 3 months) |2300* 

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$7. Mrs. Katharine  Clark, Stenographe r Earm Crops Extens^ 
#Itfote;  This  rate  supersedes  the  rate  shown  in  Mr •  Baldwin1 s  l e t t er  . 

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On motion  of  Mr *  Beaumont,  Professor  Halligan  was  authorized 

to  a t-

: t a nd  a  c o n f e r e n ce  of  Landscape  Gardening  D e p a r t m e n t s,  at  CarabridgBr,  J u ne  25  and 

f; 
I; Prof •Halligan 
jjj to  attend 
jj; Landscape 
iji  Gardening 
I  Conference.  ' 2 6,  w i th  e x p e n s es  p a i d* 

;  conference 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr*  Woodman,  Mr* C* ¥•  Waid  was  a u t h o r i z ed  to  a t t e nd  a 

r e l a t i ng  to  t he  p r o d u c t i on  of  t o m a t o e s,  at  H a r r i s b u r g,  P a », on May 21 

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f  a t t e n ds  a 
i  conference  ~ 
:  at  H a r r i s- 
;  b u r g,  P a. 
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I Wilford  D.  . 
: Mills  ap- 
:  pointed-half-
time  grad. 

[ a s s t.  in 
Botany* 

and 22", w i th  expenses  p a i d* 

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On motion  of  Mr* W a l l a c e,  Mr. Wilford  Douglas  M i l ls  was  a p p o i n t ed 
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half-time  graduate  assistant  in  Botany,  beginning  September  1,  I920;  Mr*  Lionel 

. E*  Tisdale,  half-time  graduate  assistant  in  Botany,  beginning  September  1;  and 

Mr.  Hugh  Burnice  Smith,  half-time  graduate  assistant  in  Parm  Crops,  beginning 

September  1.  The  question  of  the  appointment  of  Miss  Acelia  May Leach  as  half-

;  time  graduate  assistant  in  Bacteriologywas  referred  to  the  President-  with  power 

:  to  act• 

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.  On motion  of  Mr.  Beaiomoia#,  the  extension  budget  for  the  year  1920-21 

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:; Extension 
'{budget  referi-and  the  revision  of  the  extension  budget  for  the  balance  of  t h is  fiscal  year  we&e 
:! red  to  Comm.; 
i on  Extension  referred  to  the  Committee  on  Extension  Division* 
! Division. 

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On motion of Mr, Beaumont, the following additional appropriations 

jAdditional 
were made to the Poultry Husbandry, Dairy and Farm Crops Departments for thebal-  ja p p r o p r i a~ 
i o ns  made-. 
I to  t he  Poult"j 
i r y , D a i ry  and] 
j l a rm  Crops 
j Departments.-] 

ance of the fiscal year,: 

Dairy Department 
Poultry Husbandry 
3?arm Crops Department 

13988.93 
I871.83 
I50O.OO 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  Beaumont, 

t he  m a t t er  of  t he  t i t le  of  Mr.  E.  L . S r o v er 

was  l a id  upon  t he  t a b le  u n t il 

t he  n e xt  m e e t i n g. 

Mr «Gr over'$.s 
iTitle. 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  W a t e r b u r y,  t he  s a l a ry  of  Mr.  K e l ty  as  I n s p e c t or  of 

(Increase 
j s a l a ry  of 

in 

A p i a r i e s . w as 

i n c r e a s ed  $150  per  y e a r,  b e g i n n i ng  J u ly  1,  to  be  p a id  from  t he  A p i a r y E r T i e i t yl 

I n s p e c t i on  Fund. 

On  motion  of  Mr.  Beaumont,  P r o f e s s or  P a t t en  was  a u t h o r i z ed  to  . a t t e nd  a  k r . P a t t eh 

to 

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c o n f e r e n ce  of  t he  O f f i c i al  . I n s p e c t o rs  and  Chemists  at  Chicago,  on  May  26  and  2 7, 
w i th  expenses  p a i d;  and  Dean  Edmonds  was  a u t h o r i z ed 
, 
to  t he  meeting  of  t he  American  Home  .economics  A s s o c i a t i on  ax  Colorado  S p r i n g s, 
t he  l a st  week  in  J u n e,  t r a n s p o r t a t i on  e x p e n s es  o n ly  to  be  a l l o w e d,  and  P r o f e s s or 

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, 

ior  d e l e g a te 

to  a t t e nd  a 
jCon.  at^  C o l. 
jSprings,-

.  i a t t e nd  Con. 
|0f  C h e m i s t s. 

D i r ks  was  a u t h o r i z ed  to  a t t e nd  a  m e e t i ng  of  t he  American  S o c i e t y,  of  M e c h a n i c al 

E n g i n e e r s,  at  S t.  L o u i s,  M i s s o u r i,  May  24  to  2 7,  w i th  t r a n s p o r t a t i on  e x p e n s es 

a l l o w e d. 

jprof  .  D i r ks 
jto  a t t e nd  a' 
m e e t i ng  at 
|St . L o u is  ,Mo • 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr..  W a l l a c e,  t he  n e xt  m e e t i ng  of  t he  IBoaasa  is  to  be  held 

iJune  m e e t i n g, 

-June  1 5,  a$  11:30  A*  M. 

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On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  W a t k i n s,  Mr.  Waterbury  and  Mr.  Woodman  were  authorizedjconf  e r e n ce 
with.  D r. 

to  have  a  c o n f e r e n ce  w i th  D r.  Brumley  at  Columbus,  O h i o. 

B r u m l e ^. 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  W a l l a c e,  t he  m a t t er  of  H e a l th  S e r l i ce  was  r e f e r r ed 

to  t he  P r e s i d e nt  f or 

r e p o r t. 

On  m o t i on  of  Mr.  W a t e r b u r y, 

t he  m a t t er  of  t he  s a le  of  t he  p o s t al  e q u i p - j s a le  of 

ment  b e l o n g i ng  to  t he  C o l l e ge  was  r e f e r r ed 

to  t he  P r e s i d e nt  and  S e c r e t a r y,  w i th 

ment». 

power  to  a c t. 

On motion of Mr. Woodman* the President and Secretary were requested 

to submit an expense audget at the next meeting of the Board. 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, |200 was add@d to the apportionment of the 

Department of Music, to cover the expenses of entertaining bands from the several bands of 

R e q u e s t ^f  or 
r e p o rt  on 
H e a l th  S e r v. 

t he 
p o s t al  equip-fl 

Pres.. & Secy J 
|to present, aq 
'expense bud 
get at next : 
meeting."•  -
kdded apportl 
jto Music Deplf 
to entertain 

istate. 

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towns of the state. 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, the Board adopted the. following regulations j 

in regard to the protection of wild life, etc., on the college grounds. 

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"In order that the wild life  of. the College  campus and grounds may be  Resolutions 

^reserved and that the safety of its human population may be assured the state 

regarding thd 
Board of Agriculture re-affirms the rules adopted  October 26, 1905-, in conformity protection 6¾ 
with Act. Ho. 80 of the Session Laws of 1905,, and calls special attention to the  wild life on, 
rule which states that "no person shall hunt, shoot or trespass upon any part or  ICollege landj 
portion of the lands herein*referred to." This shall be understood to mean that 

Oa) Except under proper authority no person shall shoot, trap, destroy j 
or in any way'harm, molest or annoy any of the birds, s-quirrels or j 
other animals found upon the College grounds, whether  such birds and; 
animals are held to be harmful or not, and whether protected or not j 
under the general laws of the State. 

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(b) The us6 of firearms of any kind, and for any purpose, 
and also of air-rifles or air-guns, is absolutely pro-
hibited on all College grounds—campus, gardens, farm, 
fields, woods and river-— and the carrying of any such 
weapons on College lands or in boats on the river is 
strictly forbidden, except under proper authority. 

(C)Authority to suspend the above rules or any part of them 
in special cases is vested in a committee  consisting of 
the President of the College, the Dean of the Agricultural 
Division, and the heads of the Military, Horticultural, 
Forestry, and zoology Departments•" 

On motion of Mrs. Stockman, the recommendation contained in the follow-

:ing letter from the Registrar was adopted: 

Instate Board of Agriculture, 
I East Lansing, Michigan. 

I Gentlemen: 

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At a meeting of the Faculty, Monday, May 17, it was voted to recommend 
ito the  state Board  candidates for the degrees of Bachelor  of Science and Doctor of 
Candidates\veterinary Medicine who were then eligible , provided their work for the  springsterm 
for the 
degrees of i 
Vet.Medicine 

In order that thisllist of candidates may Toe absolutely correct upon 

was satisfactorily  completed, 

your records, we are asking that your body approve at this time, such a list as may 

of Science.be passed upon by the Faculty at the iiose of the present term, the names to be 

presented for record at your next meeting. 

"•".Very, respectfully, 

Elida Yakeley, 
REGISTRAR.11 

tained in the following letter from the Secretary of the Faculty were approved: 

On motion of Mr. Watkins, the recommendations in regard :to degrees con 

:ttState Board of Agriculture , 
^Sast Lansing, Michigan.-

Gentlemen: 

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approval, 

1  am transmitting herewith two recommendations of the Faculty for your 

First, &he list of students who will be eligible for advanced degrees 

!at the close of the present term, providing the work in which they are now enrolled 
is satisfactorily  completed: 

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Masterof Science: 

Royce Wiilard .wyant 
John Ernest Sotila 
Carlyle Wilson Bennett 
Robert L. Tweed 

Master of Horticulture: 

Albert Jackson Olney 
Ernest Hart 

Master  of Agriculture: 
John Eric Burnett 
Francis Royal Kenney 

Electrical Engineer: 

Harold L. Smith. 

Second, the recommendation of the Committee of Deans that the name of 
^Philip B. ¥oodworth be presented for the honorary degree of Doctor of ^Scienee and 
•recommended to the Board. 

Respectfully submitted, 

E.  H.  Ryder  , 
S e c r e t a ry  of  the  Faculty*11 

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On motion  of  Mr.  Water bury,  t he  matter  of  t he  purchase  of  any  automobile  Auto  for, 

for  Mr.  Weston  was  r e f e r r ed  to  t he  President  and  S e c r e t a ry  with  power  'to  a c t. 

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On  motion  of  Mr.  Woodman,  Dean  Shaw  and  t he  President  were  a u t h o r i z ed 

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to  take  a c t i on  regarding  the  appointment  of  Mr.  H.  M.  E l i ot  as. Farm  Management 

Demonstrator. 

Oh  motion  adjourned. 

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j  Action  re-'v 

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jas.  Earm  Man* 
iD'eaonstratttr. 

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MEETING OP  THE STATE BOARD OP AGRICULTURE 

• PRESIDENT'S  OFFICE 

June 15, 1920. 

11:50 A.M. 

Present, President  Kedzie, Mrs. Stockman, Messrs. Wallace, Woodman, 

Beaumont and Watkins. 

The minutes  of the  previous meeting having been in the hands  of the 

members were approved without  reading. 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, Mr. Frank L. Simanton was appointed  county  !F.L,Siman^02 

agricultural agent for Berrien County, effective  June 15, at a salary of $3000; 

f 1200 to be paid from Smith lever Funds • 

„ jappointed 

[Co.Agt.for 
; Berrien Cov. 
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On motion of Mr. Wallace, the  communication from Acting Dean Chamber-  I Communica-•"•' 

! tion,from " 
lain of the Veterinary Division was referred to the President for report  and recom-t^ea-n Chambej 
j lain refer*-
j r ed  to  Pres, 
r e p o r t• 
I  for 

mendation  at  a  future  meeting. 

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On motion of Mrs. Stockman, Miss May Person1 was appointed Assistant  K 1_ 

meeting  of the National Home Economics Association at  Colorado  Springs., June 24 to 

Professor  of Domestic  Science, at a  salary of $3100*00 per  annum, beginning  Sept. 1.  becomes  . 
of Dom.Sci. 
j. Asst .Prof \%-; 
Miss  Gettei 
I to attend' 
j meeting  at 
I Colorado "spi 

On motion of Mr. Wallace, Miss  Gettemy was authorized to attend the 

29, with expenses paid. 

On motion of Mr. Beaumont, 1200 was added to the apportionment  of the  !  . 

Department  of English, for the remainder  of the fiscal year 

jAdd $200 to 
j Apport. of'-"., 
jEnglish 

On motion of Mr. Watkins, the per  diem allowance for Apiary  Inspectors  \Per  dieia al--| 

j Miss Person: 

j lowance  in-

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was  increased from $4 to $5, 

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[creased  for 
j Apiary Insp..| 
\ 
j J.I.Frank.; 
Graduate Assistant  in Entomolog3-, at the usual salary of  |800 per annum, beginning [half-time " 

On motion of Mr. Wallace, Mr. J. L. 1. Frank was appointed Half-time 

September 1. 

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. {Entomology 

On motion of Mr. Woodman, Miss Oneta Abbot was appointed  stenographer  JMls-s Abbot  | 

for the Department  of Entomology, at a salary  of $1200, beginning  July 1. 

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]appointed 
jstehog. in 
IEntomology. 

On motion of Mr. Watkins, Mr. Orville  Jones  of  stockbridge was appoint-fOrville  Jonej 

ed local Apiary Inspector, effective  July 1. 

|local Apiary] 
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On motion of Mr. Beaumont, Miss  Cora Feld&amp was appointed Reference  Cora FeidUw;> 

v  ! appointed-

Librarian to  succeed Mrs. Sessions, at a salary  of |l800 per annum, effective 

August  1. 

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I Librarian. ?;^