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Original in the Nebraska State Historical
Society, Robert Furnas Collection

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
LINCOLN.

THE INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE.
Office of Dean, 1885.

in regard to this matter. We
shall want to come before
the Board and get it & give
it careful consideration.

Shall we – ought we – to
establish such a school in
the interest the stock growers
of the state – is the
serious question with us, and
we would like to have the help
of the Board in coming to a
decision.

I will say right
here that we are all quite
of the opinion that this is the
general direction along which we
must move in our effort to provide
an acceptable – a demanded – education
for the young Nebraskans who
will make a living on farms. They
seem all to turn to stock growers.

But I must stop.

Truly
Charles E. Bessey

66

Original in the Nebraska State Historical
Society, Robert Furnas Collection

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA,
LINCOLN.

THE INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE.
Office of Dean, 1885.

in regard to this Matter. We
shall want to come before
the Board and get it & give
it careful consideration.

Shall we – ought we – to
establish such a school in
the interest the stock growers
of the state – is the
serious question with us, and
we would like to have the help
of the Board in coming to a
decision.

I will say right
here that we are all quite
of the opinion that this is the
general direction along which we
must move in our effort to provide
an acceptable – a demanded – education
for the young Nebraskans who
will make a living on farms. They
seem all to turn to stock growers.

But I must stop.

Truly
Charles E. Bessey