Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938 [PAGE 748]

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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41. County F a r m Advisers: 97 at $720 a year, Smith-Lever and Bankhead-Jones Funds combined 1 (From State Department of Agriculture 2 (97 at $1828.25 a year, Federal and State 3 42. Mrs. Margaret O. Fisher, Stenographer 43. Benita L. Winget, Stenographer and Bookkeeper 44. Dorothy E . Hanke, Stenographer 45. County Clerical Help for 97 F a r m Advisers Sub-total, Farm Advisers Rural Youth 46. G. S. Randall, Specialist, Rural Youth Extension (E) Junior Club Work {Boys' 4-H Club Work) 47. E. I. Pilchard, Extension Specialist, Junior Club Work (E) 48. F . H. Mynard, Extension Specialist, Junior Club Work (E) 49. R. G. Benbow, Extension Specialist, Junior Club Work ( E ) . . . 50. O. F . Gaebe, District 4-H Club Adviser (E) 51. H . L. Jepson, District 4-H Club Adviser (E) 52. Mrs. Helen E. Johnson, Stenographer Sub-total, Junior Club Work, Boys Forestry 53. , Assistant Professor (E) and Assistant Chief (S), Forestry (See Bankhead-Jones Research Fund (Total salary 54. J. E. Davis, Extension Forester (E) (From Clarke-McNary Funds, U.S.D.A. 4 (From State Natural History Survey (Total salary 55. L. B. Culver, Assistant in Forestry Extension (E) 56. Cornelia Schlorff, Stenographer Sub-total, Forestry Agricultural Economics 57. L. J. Norton, Professor, Agricultural Economics (C & E) and Chief, Agricultural Marketing (S) (See Agricultural Economics (Total salary 58. M. L. Mosher, Professor, F a r m Management Extension (E) 59. P. E. Johnston, Associate Professor, Agricultural Economics Extension (E) and Associate Chief, Agricultural Economics (S) (See Agricultural Economics (Total salary 60. J. B. Cunningham, Assistant Professor, Farm Management Extension (E) 61. G. L. Jordan, Assistant Professor (C & E) and Assistant Chief (S), Agricultural Economics (See Purnell Fund (See Agricultural Economics (See Administration (Total salary

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^To be increased in June, 1939, if any balances are available due to unused salaries accruing from vacancies in the Extension Service. (This does not mean any increase in the salaries of the farm advisers, but an increase in the amount of the advisers' salary paid from Smith-Lever and BankheadJones Funds.) 'The State appropriation for the fiscal year July 1, 1938, to June 30, 1939, will be paid by the State Department of Agriculture on the salary of the county farm advisers following monthly certification for salary signed by the Director of the Extension Service. •The county farm advisers also receive additional salary from the local Farm Bureaus. *The Federal Clarke-McNary Fund for the fiscal year July 1, 1938, to June 30, 1939, will be paid through the Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics by the United States Department of Agriculture following monthly certification for salary signed by the Director of Extension.