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List of State Directors of Farmers' Institutes and Farmers' Institute Lecturers of the United States Historic, archived document Do not assume content reflects current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices. m UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE LIBRARY )CDMH£sc BOOK NUMBER l Ex6G dlll97 ao.51-84a , 1903-1909 «5" 1* &f~K 610 U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. OFFICE OF EXPERIMENT STATIONS—CIRCULAR NO. 51. A. C. TRUE, Director. LIST OF STATE DIRECTORS OF AND FARMERS' INSTITUTE LECTURERS OP THE UNITED STATES. BY JOHN HAMILTON, Farmers' Institute Specialist. WASHINGTON: G-OYEKXMEXT FEINTING OFFICE, 19 03. * LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL. U. S. Department of Agriculture, Office of Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C, August 7, 1903. Sir: I have the honor to transmit herewith and to recommend for publication as a circular of this Office a list of names, with addresses, of State directors of farmers' institutes and farmers' institute lecturers of the United States, prepared by John Hamilton, farmers' institute specialist of this Office. This list has been prepared from data received in response to a circular sent to directors of farmers' institutes in the several States and Territories asking for the names of those who have been engaged in farmers' institute work under their direction. It does not include local lecturers employed by local authority. Respectfully, A. C. True, Director. Hon. James Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture. 2 LIST OF STATE DIRECTORS OF FARMERS' INSTITUTES LOT) FARMERS' INSTITUTE LECTURERS, [Corrected to August 1. !!mi:;. ] STATK DIRECTORS OF FARMERS' INSTITUTES. Alabama. — I>r. ('. A. Can, Agricultural Experiment Station, Auhurn; Prof. <i. \\ . Carver, \'\\-k< gee Normal ami Industrial Institute. Tuskegee. ( ALASKA. Prof. C. '. l irorgeson, Sitka. A&ISONA. — Director K. II Forbes, Agricultural Exi>erirnent. Station, Tucson. ARKANSAS. — Presidont II S. Hart/.og, Eiiiversity of Arkansas, Fayettevillc. CALIFORNIA. — Prof. K. J. Wickson, director of Farmer-' Institutes, P,erkele\ : Prof. |).T. Fowler, director of Farmers' Institutes, P.erkeley: Prof. A. .1. Cook, d ; rector of Fanners' Institutes, Claremont. Colorado. President I'.. < ». Aylesworth, State Agricultural College. Fort Collins. CONNECTICUT. —Jas. I". Brown, secretary State Board of Agriculture. North Stoning- ton: .1. B. Nol. Ir. secretary Connecticut Dairymen's Association. Hartford: II. CC. Miles, secretary Connecticut Potnological Society, Milford. DELAWARE. — Wesley Webb, director of Fanners' Institutes, hover. Florida. — Prof. C. M. Conner, director of Fanners' Institutes, Lake City. < 1 k.o koi \. — President II. C. Whit**, State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Art?. Athens; Harvie Jordan, director of Fanners' Institutes. Montieello. II wvaii. —.Tared <i. Smith, Agricultural Exj»eriinent Station. Honolulu. Idaho. — Director 1 1 . T. French, Agricultural Experiment Station. Moscow. Illinois. — A. R. Ilostetter, secretary Illinois Fanners' Institute. Springfield. Indiana. — Prof. W. C. Eatta, director of Fanner-' Institutes, Uifayette. Iowa. — J. C. Simpson, secretary State Board of Agriculture, Dee Moines. Kansas. — Prof. .1. T. Willard, State Agricultural College. Manhattan. Kknti i ky. — I. B. Nail, commissioner of Agriculture, Frankfort. l.oi [si ana. —J. C I.ee. commissioner of Agriculture, Baton Rouge. BfAINB. — A. W. Cilman, commissioner of Agriculture. Augusta. MARYLAND. — W. L. A moss, director of Fanners' Institutes, Benson. MAssAcnrsETTs. —J. L. Ellsworth, secretary State Board of Agriculture, Boston. Michigan. — Prof. L. B. Taft. director <-f Farmers' Institutes, Agricultural College. Minnesota. — < >. C. Cregg. director of Farmers' Institutes. Lynd. Mississippi. — President J. C. Hardy, president Mississippi Agricultural and Mechan- ical College, Agricultural College. Missouri. —George B. Ellis, secretary State Board of Agriculture, Columbia. Montana. — Directors. Fortier, Agricultural Experiment Station, Bozeman. NEBRASKA. — Director F. A. Burnett. Agricultural Experiment Station. Lincoln. NEVADA. — Director .T. F. Stubhs, Agricultural Experiment Station. Reno. New Hampshire. — X. J. Baehelder. secretary State Board of Agriculture, Concord. New Jersey. —Franklin Dye. secretary State Board of Agriculture. Trenton. New Mexico. — New York. — F. E. Dawley, director of Farmers' Institutes. Fayetteville. 3 4 NORTH Carolina. — 8. L. Patterson, commissioner of Agriculture, Raleigh. North Dakota. —Prof. E. E. Kaufman, secretary of Farmers' Institutes, Fargo. Ohio. —W. W. Miller, secretary State Board of Agriculture, Columbus. Oklahoma. —J. B. Thoburn, sec retary Board of Agriculture, Guthrie. Oregon. — Director James Withvcombe, Agricultural Experiment Station, Corvallis. Pennsylvania. — A. L. Martin, director of Farmers' Institutes, Ilarrisburg. Porto Rico. —W. H. Elliott, director of Farmers' Institutes, San Juan. Rhode Island. —John G. Clarke, secretary State Board of Agriculture, Providence. South Carolina. —Prof. J. S. Newman, director of Farmers' Institutes, Clemson Col- lege: President Thos. E. Miller, Agricultural and Mechanical College, Orangeburg. South Dakota. — Tennessee. —W. W. Ogilvie, commissioner of Agriculture, Nashville. Tex as. —President D. F. Houston, Agricultural and Mechanical College, College Station. Utah. —Director John A. Widtsoe, Agricultural College of Utah, Logan. Vermont. —C. J. Bell, secretary State Board of Agriculture, East Hard wick. Virginia. —G. W. Koiner, commissioner of Agriculture, Richmond. Washington. —President E. A. Bryan, Washington Agricultural College, Pullman. We>t Virginia. —J. B. Garvin, director of Farmers' Institutes, Charleston. Wisconsin. —George McKerrow, director of Farmers' Institutes, Madison. Wyoming. — FARMERS' INSTITUTE LECTURERS. Same office State Abbott, B. W Boston Massachusetts. ( Adam-, I bury ! Ann Arbor Michigan. Adams, T. G Fan-ini: I Do. Adkins, ( Iharies Bement Illinois. Ap'c, Alva ( 'heshire Ohio. Agnew, Mis.- Elizabeth Manhattan ! Kansas. Aitken, < ieo YV Istock Vermont. Aldrich,.!. M Mosrow Idaho. ' Allen, F. A K insman ( >hio. ' Ames, C. T Agricultural College Mississippi. Amnions, Theodosia < i Fort Collins Colorado. Anderson, I>avid Paw Paw Michigan. Anderson, I.erov San Luis Obispo California. Andrews, I'.. Benj Lincoln Nebraska. Applet' »n. Francis II I'ealx »dy Massachusetts. ( Aid, a E A irrienltnral '< >llc«:e Do. Armsby, H. P State College Pennsylvania. Armstrong. Mrs. Helen L66 West sixty-sixth street. Illinois. ( r »• "hieaL < Arnold, Alex. a Galesville Wisconsin. Ashbnrn, I». P < ribbon Nebraska. Atkeson, T. C Morgantown West Virginia. Austin, C. F ( 'olleire Bark Maryland. Avery. Samuel Station A., Lincoln Nebraska. Ayleeworth, B. ( I Fort Collins Colorado. Babcoek, J. N Topeka | Indiana. Bailey, I>. H Ithaca New York. Bain. S. M Knowille Tennessee. Baker, Henry I. Lansing Michigan. Ball, E. D Logan Utah. Bancroft, P. C Camden Delaware. Barber. 8. F Harrisbnrg Pennsylvania. Barbour, 1,. II Station A, Lincoln Nebraska. Barker, Gbas Milford Delaware. Barlow, Mr>. Jennie C Bloomington Illinois. Barnard. U. H Tableroek Nebraska. Barrow, D. X Calhoun Louisiana. Barrow. H. A Monticello Florida. Barrows, Miss Anna Boston Massachusetts. 5 . ... 6 Farmers* institute lecturers —Continued. Name, Post-oftioe. Stale. Barrows, \V. B Agricultural College Michigan. Barton, Wesley B Dalton Massachusetts. Bashore, II. B West Fairview Pennsylvania. Bates, Mrs. J. W Broad Ripple Indiana. Bayliss, Alfred Springfield Illinois. Beach, 0. L Storrs Connecticut. Beach, S. A Geneva New York. Beal, Alvin C Urbana Illinois. Beal. W. J Agricultural College Michigan. Beardslee, R. L Warrenham Pennsylvania. Becker, W. T Schenectady New York. Bedford, Miss Cornelia C New York City Do. Beers, W. D Logan Utah. Begg, John Columbus Grove Ohio. Bell, C. J East Hard wick Vermont. Benjamin, C. B Leroy Indiana. Bennett, E. R... Storrs Connecticut. Benton, H Clemson College South Carolina. Benton, Miss Rosa Station A, Lincoln Nebraska. Billingsley, J. J. W Indianapolis Indiana. Birge, E. C Westport Connecticut. Bishop, W. H Newark Delaware. Black, T. T Whitehall Montana. Blair, J. C Urbana Illinois. Blankinship, J. W Bozeman Montana. Blodgett, W. H Worcester Massachusetts. Bloss, Mrs. J. M Muncie Indiana. Blouin, R. E Audubon Park, New Louisiana. Orleans. Bolley, H. L Agricultural College North Dakota. Bogue, E. E do Michigan. Bord, M. 8 Danville Pennsylvania. Bradley, Alonzo.. Lee Massachusetts. Bradley, W. C. ... Hudson Wisconsin. Braunton, Ernest. Los Angeles California. Brewer, John A . Arcadia Louisiana. Brewster, J. H . Ann Arbor Michigan. Brigham, J. H . Washington District of Columbia. Brigham, J. S Bowling Green Ohio, Bright, O T 6615 Harvard avenue, Illinois. Chicago. Britton, W. E.. New Haven Connecticut. Brodhead, C. W Montrose Pennsylvania. Brooks, Wm. P. Amherst Massachusetts. Brown, A. M . Agricultural College Michigan. Brown, C. C... Charleston West Virginia. Brown, C. G Camden Delaware. 7 /'•I run r/ institvU Ircturcrt Contiuued N.uiie. r-.-t .»nw-i> KUttC. Brown, If. V Buffalo \w-t Virginia. '< Hi-, v j Stat*' < >ll»*g«* Brew Oi . r Pennsylvania. Brubaker, a. I HogcMtown Do. Bmner, Law n-n<e Stat Ion \ , I .im-. 'In . Nebraska. I't\a-. Buckanan, M re. S. L . Dalian Buckhout, W, \ Btatc ( Solleg6 Pennsylvania. Buckner, S. V Vienna I lliii' lis. Buell, Minn Jennie A nn arbor Michigan, Bunker, Robert E ho. Burke, Edmund P.< >zcman Montana. Burkctt, Chas. W Wol Balei-h North ( larollna. Burkhart, A. < i Tipton I adiana. Burnett, B. a station A, Lincoln . Nebraska. * Burnett, L. ' Nel iraska City Do. r.nniftt.-. r. ii Baton iJonu'f
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