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FRED B. BALZAR Governor of the State of Nevada Page Ttoenty-jwi
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WALTER E. CLARK ' resident of the University of Nevada Page Ttvenly-fc
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A GREATER NEVADA 12 =5 PIE DECADE 1920 to 1 930 has been transitional for Nevada. Resulting from reparedness developed in man} ' lines during this decade the coming ten years should he the greatest decade in all the State ' s history. Granted only the adequate precipitation absolutely need fid in this irrigating land, Nevada will grow with increasing ratio throughout this coming ten years and will grow in ways which will add permanently to its strength. The Nevada of 1940 will in all probability be from fifty to a hundred per cent greater than at present, tested by several major lines of measurement. During the transitional ten years to 1930 this University of Nevada has been steadily strengthening for greater service during the coming decade. With the momentum already acquired it is possible that, by the middle of this new decade, the University may be well nigh perfected in plant, staff and organization for a continuing great service to the State. Already the University is training; each year sons and daughters from over seven hundred homes of the State. Already its staff and graduates in yearly growing numbers are actively aiding the State ' s progress through service in the State ' s schools, in the development of its farms, its ranches, its mines, its roads, and its cities, and in the carrying on of its business and professional callings and the upbuilding of its civic life. Already the University has been reaching out through its Extension and Experi- ment Station and Public Service Departments to give, in every area of this great State, leadership service aidful in achieving the preparedness successes of the Commonwealth during the decade now ending. But the University must serve still more perfectly. All directly associated with the University — Staff and Students — and all friends of the University must cooperate unstintedly; first to complete the University itself as rapidly as possible, and secondly to beget an even more devoted spirit of service at the University, that with this then multiplied power, the University may shine in yearly growing service to this ever greater commonwealth. Walter E. Clark, President. December 16, 1 929. Page Twenty-six
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