Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1928 [PAGE 721]

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Salary 28. Grace B. Armstrong, Assistant Professor, Foods and Nutrition Extension (E) (2 yrs. from Sept. I, 1927) 3 000 29. Mary A. Souder, Associate, H o m e Management Extension (E) (1 yr.) 3000 30. , Associate, H o m e Furnishings Extension (E) (1 yr.) 2 700 31. Edna R. Gray, Associate, Clothing Extension (E) (1 yr.) 2 700 32. Mary A. McKee, Extension Specialist, Junior Club W o r k (E) (1 yr.) 2 700 33. Mary L- Grady, Extension Specialist, Junior Club W o r k (E) (1 yr.) 2200 34. Edna E. Walls, Assistant Professor, Child Care and Training Extension (C&E) (1 yr.) 2 500 (See H o m e Economics 500) (Total Salary 3 000) 35. Fannie M . Brooks, Assistant Professor, H o m e Economics Extension (C&E) (10 mos.) 2 250 (See H o m e Economics 250) (July and Aug. from Supplementary Smith-Lever 500) (Total Salary 3 000) 36. Blanche Lewis, Office Assistant (I yr.) 2 000 37. Jennie L. Meislahn, File Clerk (1 yr.) 1 260 38. , Stenographer (I yr.) I 080 39. Hazel C. Little, Stenographer (1 yr.) 1 080 40. Lela M . Karr, Stenographer (1 yr.) 1 080 41. Libbie McNeill, Stenographer and Clerk (1 yr.) 1 320 42. , Stenographer (1 yr.) I 080 43. Gertrude Hazleton (Mrs.), Stenographer (J4 time; I yr.).... 570 44. Farm. Advisers 59 @ $720 a year $42 480 1 @ $520 a year 5201 36 @ $420 a year 15 1201 58 120' Or 96 Counties @ $720 a year from Smith-Lever and U.S.D.A. funds. 'The $11,000 Cooperative Demonstration Fund appropriated by the United States 45. Home Advisers Department of Agriculture will be paid directly to the farm advisers through the Extension 33 000 Service22 @the United year Treasury Office as follows: by $1500 a States Total, Smith-Lever Extension $192 240 36 advisers @ $300—$10,800 1 adviser @ 200— 200 Salary Total $11,000 An additional amount of $300 is available to cover the cost of penalty envelopes and cards for the farm and home advisers, which are purchased by the United States Department of Agriculture and shipped to Illinois. 300 7*0(02 $11,300 'To be increased in June i any balances are available due to unused salaries f accruing from vacancies in the counties. (This does not mean any increase in the total salaries of the farm advisers, but an increase in the amount of the advisers' salaries paid from federal funds.)