Charles Bessey, Letters, 1891

- MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

FARM DEPARTMENT. EUGENE DAVENPORT M. S. PROFESSOR

EDGAR A. BURNETT B. S.| ASSISTANTS

Pres. C. E. Bessey. Lincoln, Nebraska. Dear Sir: Were any experiments in regard to the deposition of dew, and its effects on vegetation ever made at your college? The farm department of the Mich. Ag College wish to undertake some experiments in this line, and wish as far as possible to ascertain all that has been done on the subject. Can you give any references? Yours truly Robert B. Pickett Agrl. Col. P. O. Mich.

LaFayette, Ind., Dec. 17th, 1891.

Dear Sir:

I hereby notify you that I have sold Agricultural Science to Prof. Wm. Frear of State College, Pennsylvania. Increasing duties in other directions have made this step necessary. I wish to thank you for your kindly support of Agricultural Science in the past, and trust that you will in a like manner favor its new publisher and editor. Prof. Erear will assume control of the magazine with volume six. Numbers 11 and 12 of volume five are now in the printer's hands and will soon be issued.

Very truly yours C. S. Plumb.

This page is not transcribed, please Help Transcribe this page

This page is not transcribed, please Help Transcribe this page

UNITED STATES

POSTAL CARD.

ONE CENT

Nothing but the address to be on this side.

Prof. C. E. Bessey, Prof. of Botany, Lincoln, Nebr.