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'fr 'fha Dean of Agriculture ERNEST L. ANTHONY Agricultural Building . . . completed in T919 . . . Indiana limestone and red paving bricl4 . . . four stories and a half basement . . . total frontage of T90 feet. . . vvings are TOO feet from front to rear. Titllli DEAN Ernest L. Anthony, MS., Dean of Ag- riculture, has served vvith Michigan State since he came here in 1928 to assume a Professorship and become l-lead of Dairy Husbandry. ln 1932 he assumed the duties of Acting Deon of Agriculture, and in 1933 he vvos appointed Dean of that division. Wi iii iii Hilti til Hilti ii ii
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3 U ll lL U N fi, A ,N VD I-fl .G H O if .11 The Agricultural Division of Michigan State College is ol historical importance inasmuch as Michigan Agricultural College became the First land grant college when it was Founded in 1857. For tvventy-eight years agricultural education was the only course ol instruction. At that time Applied Science was added to the curriculum. The extension division ol this department has provided beneficial personal contact with the farmers through- out the state. Stott members are located in every county and lend aid to farmers vvith particular problems. ln 1888 the Experiment Station was established. Through scientific experimentation, valuable knovvledge ol agricultural methods and practices arose. This information is novv distributed to interested persons by printed bulletins and Radio Station WKAR, ovvned and operated by the college. Farmers' Week and short courses give all progressive Farmers the opportunity ol availing themselves of all latest developments in the Field of Agriculture. Crowds ol Fifty thousand are not unusual during the Farmers' Week each winter term. ln the courses of instruction, emphasis is novv being placed upon marketing of products, soil conservation, and better business methods vvhich in turn yield security and permanence of endeavor.
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