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fessor of horticulture and assistant horticulturist at the Missouri University 

 and Station, has been appointed professor of pomology, and L. Wayne Arny. 

 associate editor of the Pennsylvania Fanner, instructor in pomology. 



North Dakota College and Station. — President J. H. Worst resigned as director 

 of the station October 16 to take effect January 1, 1914, and will be succeeded 

 by Thomas P. Cooper. 



Ohio State University and Station. — Recent appointments at the university 

 include H. C. Ramsower as professor of I'ural engineering, Norman W. Scherer 

 of the Forest Service as associate professor of forestry, V. C. Smith as assistant 

 to Dean Price, and J. R. Wiley (Purdue 1913) as instructor in animal hus- 

 bandry. 



At the station Charles Mclntire, agent in charge of the county experiment 

 farms, has resigned to accept an appointment from the State Board of Ad- 

 ministration as general manager of the 18 farms attached to the prisons and 

 asylums of the State. C. A. Gearhart has been appointed assistant agronomist 

 and M. O. Thomas county agricultural agent for Butler County. 



Rhode Island Station. — Leonard A. Maynard, assistant chemist, has resigned 

 to pursue graduate study at Cornell University. 



South Dakota College and Station. — H. S. Coe has been appointed instructor 

 in plant pathology in the college and consulting botanist in the station. E. D. 

 Stivers has been appointed professor of secondary education and director of 

 correspondence courses, vice A. A. Brigham resigned. 



Tennessee University and Station. — A series of 14 short courses, of one week 

 each, to be held at points distributed throughout the State, began October 13, 

 and will continue until January 17. The railroads cooperate with the college 

 of agriculture by giving transportation to the instructors and to the car of live 

 stock and demonstration material that goes from place to place, and the 

 expenses are borne largely by the farmers of the respective communities 

 visited. 



Russell G. Briggs has been appointed assistant in horticulture in the station. 



Vermont University. — F. B. Jenks, of the United States Bureau of Education, 

 has been appointed professor of agricultural education. Thomas Bradlee has 

 been appointed in charge of agricultural extension. 



Wisconsin University and Station. — Dr. F. W. Woll, professor of agricultural 

 chemistry and in charge of the feed and fertilizer control and dairy tests of the 

 station, has resigned to take charge of research work in animal nutrition at the 

 California University and Station with headquarters at Davis. Dr. Orren 

 Lloyd-Jones, assistant in experimental breeding, has accepted a position with 

 the Iowa College as assistant professor of animal husbandry in charge of work 

 in genetics, and has been succeeded by Frank J. Kelley. C. A. Ocock, assistant 

 professor of agricultural engineering and agricultural engineer, has resigned 

 to engage in commercial work. Conrad Hoffman has been succeeded as assistant 

 agricultural bacteriologist by Dr. E. B. Fred of the Virginia Station. George F. 

 Potter, a 1913 graduate of the university, has been appointed assistant in 

 horticulture, and J. J. Garland assistant in agronomy. 



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