The Eagle.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE MICH.

VOL. 3. 

MAY 21  1892. 

NO. 26,

EAGLE’S circulation today is 155.

LOCAL NEWS.

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Miss Pearl Kedzie is in Olivet.
Mr. Harrison is in Lyons, Mich.
Where are the hot days due at this date.
THE EAGLE will soon appear in new type.
There was a slight frost last night but no 

damage is visible.

The south wing of the Green House is being 
torn down so that a new and larger wing can 
be built in its place.

Sulphur is not a good fertilizer. The sul­
phur used in fumigating was not content with 
killing the microbes in the buildings but it had 
to get out side and kill a good deal of the grass 
around Well’s, William’s, and College Halls 
and the Chemical Laboratory. Consequently 
we declare ourselves sufficiently fumigat­
ed.

THE EAGLE.

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Kedzie.

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