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ADAIR, WILLIAM, 18. Agricultural Hall, 75. Adams Act, 68, 98, 119-120. Agricultural journalism, 133. Agricultural botany, election of Agricultural practice course, Dr. Bessey, 47-48; studies, 54- 128-130. 55; evolution of department, Agricultural Students' Associa- 94-95, 133. See also Plant tion, 73-74. pathology. Agriculture, as a subject, 84. Agricultural chemistry, early Agriculture, quotations from, 58- work, 39, 45-46, 54; evolution 59, 72, 87-89, 111, 128-129. of department, 90-91, 133. See Agronomy, experiments 50, 152; also Sugar beets and Sorghum. evolution of department, 86- Agricultural editor, 133. 87, 130-131; farm, 152. See Agricultural education, evolution also Alfalfa, Chicory, Corn, of department, 95, 131-132; Dry land farming, Kherson Shumway Act, 132; Smith- oats, Rotation and soil methods, Hughes Act, 132. Sacaline, Seed testing, Sweet Agricultural engineering, evolu- clover, Winter wheat. tion of department, 94, 134; Alfalfa, 100-101, 107, 154. first building, 94; irrigation, Allen, Harold N., 53. 105-106, 138,157,159-160; new Alway, F. J., 91, 115, 117, 133. building, 121, 124; tractor test- Anderson, A. E., 141, 144. ing, 153. Andrews, Chancellor E. Benja- Agricultural extension, out- min, 68-69, 111. growth of farmers' institutes, Animal diseases, 52-53, 104-105, 122, 139; Smith-Lever Act, 122, 156. 138; creation of department, Animal husbandry, in early days, 139-140; county agents, 122, 29; cattle feeding, 51, 100-101, 139-142, 146-151; farm bu- 154; evolution of department, reau, 139, 149-150; finances, 93-94, 133. See also Dairy hus- 140-143, 146, 151; Smith-Lever bandry, Poultry husbandry, Act, 142-143; organization of Animal pathology. service, 143-146; extension Animal pathology, hog cholera, specialists, 144, 146; demon- 52-53, 104, 124, 156; evolution strations, 144-145; home eco- of department, 92-93, 134; nomics, 145, 146, 151; boys' and buildings, 92, 105, 124, 156; girls' clubs, 116, 145, 151; investigations, 100, 104-105, status in 1916, 146; during 156. World War, 146-148; at close Apple scab, 99. of June, 1921, 151. See also Arizona, land grant, 8. Farmers' institutes. Arthur, Joseph C., 55.
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Arts college, 14. Boiler house, 124. Ashby, Robert C., 93. Botany. See Agricultural botany. Attendance, first year in Univer- Bouton, Rosa, 76, 79, 81, 134. sity, 14-15; early years in Col- Boys' and girls' clubs, 116, 145, lege of Agriculture, 21-22; 151. from 1875-1880, 43; 1882-1889, Brace, De Witt B., 48, 53, 55. 60-61; growth of University, Brackett, E. E., 126. 67-68; School of Agriculture, Bradford, H. E., 132, 138. 71-73, 75, 81, 136-137; Indus- Brainard, Charles, 22, 43. trial College, 82-83; in 1923, Brokaw, W. H., 148. 121; growth of University in Broken Bow short course, 116. later years, 122-123; Trades Brouse, E. M., 160. School, 126; from 1909-10 to Brown, E. P., 117, 162. 1923-24, 126-127; Curtis Brown, Mary-Ellen, 148. School, 135; School of Irriga- Bruner, Lawrence, 53, 55, 71, 84, tion, 138. 91-92, 111, 117, 134. Aughey, Samuel, 14, 25, 39, 45, Bruner, Uriah, 36. 46-47, 90, 91. Buchanan, President, 4. Avery, Chancellor Samuel, 69, Buildings, University Hall, 12- 90, 111, 117, 124, 126. 13, 15-16; stone house and dor- mitory, 41; chemistry building BABY BEEVES, 154. (old), 61; Grant Memorial Baer, A. A., 94. Hall, 61; Nebraska Hall, 62; Bailey, G. E., 45-46. dairy (old), 72, 93; home eco- Barber, H. G., 91. nomics, 76, 81; Experiment Barbour, E. H., 96, 106. Station Hall, 75; Agricultural Barker, Percy B., 86, 130. Hall, 75; Mechanic Arts, 79; Bassett, S. C., quotation from, horticulture (old), 88; animal 102. 162. pathology (old), 92, 105; judg- Beckhoff A. H., 141. ing pavilion, 94; agricultural Beet sugar. See Sugar beets. engineering (old), 94; in 1923, Benham, Thomas, 125. 121; plant industry, 123-124; Benton, Allen R., first chancellor, dairy (new), 121, 124, 154; 14, 18-19, 20-21, 35, 36, 43, 46. agricultural engincering Berryhill, Bryan, 125. (new), 121, 124; animal path- Berryman, Roy B., 125. ology (new), 124, 156; hog Bessey, Charles E., 47-48, 50-51, cholera serum plant, 124, 156; 53, 55, 56-59, 64, 71, 73, 87, horse barn, 124; boiler house, 95, 106-107. 124; practice house (home eco- Billings, Dr. F. S., 52-53, 55, 92, nomics), 130. 104. Bulletins, 50, 51, 53, 55, 105, 106, Bishop, E. C., 116. 108, 110, 133. Blackleg vaccination, 100. Burford, Norris, 125. Blish, M. J., 133. Burnett, Dean E. A., 64, 85, 93, Bliss, Ralph K., 133. 111, 117, 124, 126, 161.
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Burr, W. W., 109, 117, 131, 161. first year of University, 15; in Bussey, Benjamin, 2. agriculture, 30-34, 42-43; dis- Butler, Gov. David, 17. cussion as to kind, 33, 43; un- usual, 43; criticism of, 57; re- CALDWELL, HOWARD W., 48. organization, 57-61; School of Calvin, J. W., 133. Agriculture, 74-76, 137; in Campus. See Site and Farm. "agriculture," 84; horticulture, Canfield, Chancellor James H., 68. 84, 87-89; entomology, 84, 91- Card, F. W., 71, 84, 87-89. 92; four-year course, 85; Cattle feeding, 100-101, 154. agronomy, 86-87, 130-131; for- Charter Day, 10. estry, 89-90, 127; agricultural Chase, Clement, article by, 46. chemistry, 90-91; animal path- Chase, F. W., 117, 162. ology, 92; dairy, 92-93; animal Chase, L. W., 94, 117, 124, 134. husbandry, 93-94; agricultural Chemistry, building (old), 61. engineering, 94; agricultural See Agricultural chemistry. education, 95-96; agricultural Chicory, 107. economics, 95-96, 130; general Chinch bugs, 25, 107-108. and technical groups, 96-97; Church, George E., 14, 46. forestry group, 127, 128; agri- Civil Administrative Code, 162. cultural practice group, 128- Colcord, Frank, 125. 130; agricultural science group, Colleges, provision for within 128; general agricultural University, 10-11. group, 128; co-operative busi- Collier, Hiram, 45. ness, 129-130; organization in Columbia University. See King's 1921, 129-130; Curtis school, College. 135-136. Condra, G. E., 96, 117. Cover crops, 99. Conklin, R. N., 117. Cowan, James, 160. Coons, G. H., 95. Crawford, J. C., Jr., 91. Co-operative business course, Criticism of college farm, 56-57. 129-130. Culbertson, Harvey, 43, 45, 47, Corn, improvement, 99, 112; as 64, 87. fuel, 108; as feed, 100-101, 154. Culbertson substation, 152, 161. Cornell, Ezra, 7. Culver, Moses M., 26-27. Cornell University, land grant, Culver, V. S., 140. 7-8. Curtis School of Agriculture. See County agents, movement in Ne- Nebraska School of Agricul- braska, 122, 139-142; legisla- ture. tion, 122, 140-141, 149-150; status in 1916, 146; influence DAIRY BUILDING, old, 72, 93; new, of War, 146-148; definition of 121, 124, 154. work, 150; at close of June, Dairy husbandry, evolution of 1921, 151. department, 92-93, 133; prog- Coupe, J. F., 141. ress in state, 100; cattle rec- Courses, provision for, 10-11; ords, 154-156.
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Dairy School, 70, 82. Enrollment. See Attendance. Dake, O. C., 14. Entomology, early days, 25, 54- Dales, J. Stuart, 14, 53, 111. 55; listed in catalog, 84; evolu- Daniels, Mabel C., 144, 146. tion of department, 91-92, 134; Davidson, J. B., 94. chinch bugs, 107-108. Davis, H. P., 133. Experiment Station, sugar beets, Davisson, A. E., 72, 76, 95, 117, 24-25, 54, 98-99, 101-104; 130, 132, 137. early work prior to establish- Davisson, Mrs. Emma Reed, 144, ment of station, 23-25, 49-53; 148. Hatch Act, 49; animal dis- Day, Charles M., 105. eases, 52-53, 100, 104-105, 156; Dean, Frank C., 133. experiments in eighties, 53-55; Degrees granted, 83-84. early bulletins, 55; Experiment Demonstrations, 144-145. See Station Hall, 75; Adams Act, Agricultural extension. 98; summary of work to 1904, Departments, evolution of, 86-96. 98-104; winter wheat, 99, 111 See Courses and individual de- 112, 152; Kherson oats, 99; partments. corn improvement, 99, 112; Dickson, M. E., 131. apple scab, 99; cover crops, 99; Dormitory (old), 22, 27-28, 30. mulching experiments, 99-100; Dry land farming, 152, 157-161. forestation, 100; clover and al- Dudley, Lieut. E. S., 45-46. falfa, 100-101, 107, 154; sor- Dunman, W. H., 89. ghum poisoning, 100; blackleg vaccination, 100; dairy prog- EARLY AGRICULTURAL INSTRUC- ress, 100; soil methods and ro- TION, Franciscan monks, 1; tation, 100; alfalfa as a supple- Pennsylvania, 1; Columbia ment, 100-101; irrigation, 105- University, 1; Harvard, 2; 106, 138, 157, 159-160; wind- Michigan, 2; Pennsylvania, 2; mills, 106; sacaline, 106; chic- Maryland, 2. ory, 107; chinch bugs, 107-108; Early agricultural societies, Phil- corn as fuel, 108; North Platte adelphia, 2; Massachusetts, 2; substation, 109, 119, 157; pro- New York, 2. fessors made state officers, 110; Economics. See Rural economics. seed testing, 110; letters re- Edgren, August H., 48. ceived, 110; members of staff, Elliott, Andrew E., 117. 110-111; bleaching flour, 111; Elmendorf, C. H., 93. Valentine substation, 151, 157- Emerson, Harrington, 46. 160; Scottsbluff substation, 151, Emerson, R. A., 87-89, 134. 157-160; fruit farm (Union), Enabling Act, 9, 10. 151, 161; Culbertson substa- Engineering, civil, 45; School of tion, 152, 161; agronomy farm, Mechanic Arts, 71. See Agri- 152, 161; dry land farming, cultural engineering. 152, 157-161; seed potatoes, Enlistments (World War), 124-- 152-153; sweet clover, 152; 125. tractor testing, 153; rural eco-
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nomics, 154; cattle feeding, climax and development into 100-101, 154; dairy cattle, agricultural extension, 139. 154-156; poultry investiga- Fedde, Margaret, 134. tions, 156. Federal Land Grant. See Land Grant. Extension specialists, 144, 146. Filley, H. C., 131. Finances, Morrill Act, 4-8; En- FACULTY, early University, 14; abling Act, 9-10; levy in early Agricultural and Industrial days, 16-17; tuition, 17; sal- College, 45; dissension, 48-50; aries, 17; purchase of present growth of in University, 1900- farm, 26-28; Hatch Act, 49, 1908, 68-69; home economics, 53; appropriations, 1885-1888, 76-78, 134; agricultural, 84- 61-63; right to funds, 62-63; 96, 130-135; School of Agricul- land funds, 63; restoration of ture, 71, 137-138; in 1923, 121, mill tax, 67, 117-118; Second 127; growth, 127; Curtis Morrill Act, 67, 119; Nelson School, 136. Amendment, 67-68,119; Adams Farm bureau, development, 139; Act, 68, 98, 119-120; for farm- conflict in name, 149-150. See ers' institutes, 114; designation also Agricultural extension, of University funds, 118; Su- County agents, Farmers' insti- preme Court on disbursement tutes. of funds, 118-119; Smith- Farm, college, first farm, 22-23; Lever, 122, 138, 142-143, 146- purchase of present farm, 26- 148; University extension fund, 28; description, 29-30, 56-59, 123; Trades School, 125-126; 87-89; value of farm in 1922, Nebraska School of Agricul- 162. ture, 135; School of Irrigation, Farm demonstrators. See County 138; agricultural extension, agents. 140-143, 146, 151; status in Farm management. See Rural 1922, 162. economics. Fontaine, Joseph A., 48. Farm mechanics. See Agricul- Food conservation, 146-147. tural engineering. Forbes, Earl, 125. Farmers' Fair, 135. Forestry, evolution of depart- Farmers' institutes, early days, ment, 89-90, 127-128; foresta- 33-37; in the eighties, 64-65; tion, 100; abandonment of de- Nemaha County, 64; Tecumseh, partment. 132. 64; Broken Bow, 65; periods in Fort Niobrara Military Reserva development, 65; Organized tion, 158-159. Agriculture, 113; centralized Founding, of the University, 9- management, 113-114; legisla- 19; Agricultural College, 20-40. tive appropriation, 114; meet- Franciscan monks, agricultural ings held, 114; first institute instruction, 1. short course, 115; boys' and Frandsen, J. H., 133. girls' work, 116; speakers, 117; Frisbie, L. I., 148.
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Fruit farm (Union), 121, 151, 76-78; School of Domestic 161. Science, 76-81; building, 76, Furnas, Robert W., 16, 23, 24, 36, 81; college work, 78; growth, 48, 64. 79-81; School of Agriculture, 81; courses today, 130; practice GAIN, J. H., 92, 105, 117, 134. house, 130; education, 132; per- Geology and geography, 39, 96. sonnel, 134; extension, 144- Gilmour, Judge, 36. 148, 151. Gold Stars, 125. Homesteading, 157. Gramlich, H. J., 93-94, 133. Hopt, Erwin, 86, 117. Grand Island sugar factory, 102. Horse barn, 124. Grant Memorial Hall, 61. Horticulture, experiments, 50-51, Grasshoppers, 25, 29. 99-100, 152-153; evolution of Green, John, 87. department, 84, 87-89, 134; Griffith, Thomas, 48. building (old), 88; fruit farm Gunnels, C. E., 148. (Union), 121, 151, 161. Howard, George E., 48. HAECKER, A. L., 72, 92-93, 117, Howard, R. F., 89, 134. 133, 155. Hull, Obadiah, 117. Hager, Walter, 125. Hunt, Ebenezer W., 48, 117. Hagey, J. Clarence, 148. Hunter, Fred M., 132, 137-138. Harvard University, professor- Hunter, W. D., 84, 91. ship of natural history, 2; will of Benjamin Bussey, 2. IDAHO, land grant, 8. Hatch Act, 49, 53-54. See also Illinois plan, 3-4. Adams Act. Indiana, land grant, 7. Hawk, C. S., 141. Industrial College, establishment, Heald, F. D., 95. 44-46; making over, 56--61; de- Heald, H. C., 84. grees granted, 61, 83-84; Dean Hebron short course, 116. Bessey's report, 82; enrollment, Herron, Leonard S., 117. 82-83; courses, 84-85, 96-97; Hessian fly, 25. faculty and departments, 84- Hicks, Lewis E., 48, 53, 54, 55, 96; abolishment, 122, 126. 105. Ingersoll, C. L., 85-86, 111. Hiltner, M. L., 28. Instruction. See Courses. Hog cholera, early experiments, Irrigation, development of, 54, 52-53, 104; serum plant, 124; 55, 105-106, 138, 157, 1,59-160. distribution of serum, 156. Holden, James A., 160. JOHNSON COUNTY FARMERS' IN- Holdrege, George W., 162. STITUTE, 64. Holland, R. E., 148. Judging pavilion, 94. Holstein cattle, 155. Home Demonstration agents, 146- KANSAS, land grant, 8. 147, 151. Karen 11, 155. Home economics, early courses, Katy Gerben, 155.
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Marshall, W. W., 111. 136; farm and buildings, 136; Martin, Arnold, 117. superintendent, 136. Maryland Agricultural College, 2. Nelson Amendment, 67-68,119. Massachusetts, Agricultural So- Nemaha County Farmers' Insti- ciety, 2; Agricultural College, tute Association, 64. 6; Institute of Technology, 6. New York Agricultural Society, Mather, Stella, 148. 2. McBird, J. M., 12. New York, State Senate, petition McKelvie, Samuel, 162. for land grant, 3. McKelvie, S. R., 117 . New York Tribune, editorial, 4. McKenzie, J. M., 36. Nicholson, H. H., 46, 48, 53, 54, McMillan, Conway, 53, 55, 91. 90, 103, 111. Mechanic Arts building, 79. Noble, Edna C., 96. Meteorology, 39, 50, 52, 54, 55, 96. Norfolk sugar factory, 102, 104. Metz, Ivanhoe K., 125. North Platte substation, 109, 119, 157. Michigan, establishment of agri- ORGANIZED AGRICULTURE, 113 cultural college, 2; petition by Legislature, 3; land grant, 6. PAWNEE CITY SHORT COURSE, 115. Miller, Francis G., 89. Peltier, G. L., 133. Miller, John B., 74. Pennsylvania State College, 2. Miller, R. A., 117. Pennsylvania. University of. See Minnesota, land grant, 6. Philadelphia Academy. Montgomery, E. Gerrard, 74, 86, Perin, S. W., 53, 111. 87, 117, 131. Pershing, General John J., 96, Morrill Act, 4-8; interpretations, 124. 59. See Land Grant, Second Perso, Ralph F., 125. Morrill Act, and Nelson Amend- Peters, A. T., 71, 84, 92, 104-105, ment. 117. Morrill, Charles H., 162. Peterson, Huldah, 144. Morrill, Justin S., 4; his reasons Philadelphia, agricultural course for land grant, 5-6. at Academy, 1; society for pro- Morrill, W. J., 132. moting agriculture, 2. Morse, Charles K., 136. Philbrick, Annette, 78. Moseman, Arthur, 125. Phillips, F. J., 89. Mulching experiments, 99-100. Pierce, W. Dwight, 91. Mussehl, F. E., 131. Plant industry building, 123-124. Plant pathology, 95, 133. NEBRASKA, admission as state, 10. Poultry husbandry, evolution of Nebraska Hall, 62. department, 131; experiments, Nebraska School of Agriculture 156. (Curtis), provision for, 135; Pound, Roscoe, 55. enrollment, 135; courses, 135- Poynter, W. A., 117.
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Practice house (home economics), School of Mechanic Arts, 71, 82- 130. 83. Press Bulletins, 51, 108. Scientific courses, transferred to Publications. See Bulletins. Industrial College, 60. Pugsley, Charles W., 87, 93, 115, Scottsbluff substation, 151, 157- 130, 131, 139-140, 144, 148. 160. Second Morrill Act, 67, 119. See RACE, MARVIN, 125. also Nelson Amendment. Rail, Ellis, 93. Seed corn trains, 145-146. Raymond, H. K., 36. Seed potatoes, experiments with, Raymond, Hugh, 142. 152-153. Reclamation Service, 159. Seeds and plants, distribution of References, 8, 19, 40, 66, 120, 163. by Congressional appropriation, Regents, provision for, 16. 2. Root, Anderson, 23. Seed testing, 110. Rotation and soil methods, 100. Service flag, 124-125. Rowan, Gertrude, 117. Sheldon, A. E., 119. Rural economics, early days, 95- Sherman, Lucius A., 48, 96; development of department, Shimek, Bohumil, 48. 130-131; investigations, 154. Short courses (extension), 115, Rural sociology, 131. 139; School of Agriculture, 70, 74, 75, 135-136. SACALINE, 106. Shumway Act, 132. Salaries, faculty, 17; under Hatch Silage, 101. Act, 54. Silver & Son, 12-13. Saline lands, 11-12, 27. Site, for University, 10-12; for Savage, E. P., 47. Agricultural College, 11-12; Schoenbeck, W. O., 125. first college farm, 22-23; pur- School lands, university lands chase of present farm, 26-28; merged with, 18; provision for description of farm, 56-59, 87- 18; withdrawal from 89; University removal agita- sale, 119. tion, 123. School of Agriculture, reasons for Sjogren, O. W., 94, 134. establishment, 69-71; establish- Skinner, L. T., 148. ment, 71; attendance, 71-73, Sloan, Frank B., 125. 75, 81, 136-137; faculty, 71, Smith, Cora Frances, 95. 137-138; Agricultural Stu- Smith, H. R., 93, 117, 133. dents ' Association, 73-74 Smith-Hughes Act, 132 courses of study, 74-76, 135- Smith, Jared G., 53, 55. 137; School of Domestic Sci- Smith-Lever Act, 122, 138, 142- ence, 76-81. See also Nebraska 143, 146-148. School of Agriculture (Curtis) Smith, William, prospectus for and School of Irrigation. college, 1. School of Irrigation (Scottsbluff), Snell, W. H., 14. 138. Snyder, W. P., 109, 117.
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Sociology. See Rural sociology. University removal, agitation, Sorghum, prussic acid, 100. 123; vote, 123. Sovereign, C. L., 103. Unruh, George O., 141-142. Standard Beet Sugar Co., 103. Upson, F. W., 133. State Board of Agriculture, criti- cism of college farm, 56-57. VALENTINE SUBSTATION, 151, 157- Farm, name, 135. 160. Stirk, Edward W., 125. Van Es, L., 134. Stone house and dormitory, 41. Vasey, Harvey E., 125. Stone, R. E., 95. Vocational education, 132. See Stouffer, David F., 75. Agricultural education and Stout, O. V. P., 105. Home economics. Street car line, construction of, Vocational training, veterans', 97. 125-126. Sturdevant, L. B., 92. Von Forell, E., 73. Substations. See North Platte, Valentine, Scottsbluff, and WADE, SENATOR, 4. Culbertson. Walker, C. H., 105. Sudbeck, August, 125. Walker, Dean C., 125. Sugar beets, 24-25, 54, 98-99, Wambeam, Floyd, 125, 133. 101-104. Warner, Amos G., 48. Sugar School, 82-83, 102-103. Warner, Esther, 146. Supreme Court, on disbursement Washington, President, 2. of University funds, 118-119. Watson, C. W., 148. Sweet clover, 152. Webber, Herbert J., 55. Swenk, Myron H., 92, 117, 134. Westgate, V. V., 89. Swezey, G. D., 71, 96. White, A. K., 36. TAYLOR, F. W., 65, 87, 113, 117. White, Raymond, 125. Tennessee, land grant, 7. Whitmore, William Gunn, 162. Thatcher, R. W., 91. Wiggans, C. C., 134. Thompson, C. Y., 74. Wilcox, E. Mead, 95, 133. Thompson, S. R., 20, 21, 24-26, Wilcox, Lemuel, 125. 28-30, 35, 37-39, 45, 47, 50, 64, Williams, Cyrus V., 136. 121. Williams, Robert, 125. Tractor testing, 153. Wilson, Albert J., 74. Trades School, 125-126. Wilson, Maud, 146, 148. Tuition, 17; student labor and Windhusen, J. H., 74. board, 42. Windmills, bulletin on, 106. Turner, Prof. J. B., Illinois plan, Wing, Henry H., 47, 53, 55, 65. 3-4. Winter wheat, 99, 111-112, 152. UNIVERSITY EXTENSION, 146. See Wisconsin, land grant, 6. Agricultural extension. Wolfe, Harry K., 48. University Farm, name, 135. Wolford, Lulu S., 116, 117. University Hall, 12-13, 15-16. Woodberry, George E., 46.
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