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Folder 299 |
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Memo: "Outline of Plan for College for Rural Home Life,"
issued by the President's Office. |
1910 Aug. 2 |
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Letter: Ellen H. Richards, Laboratory for Water Analysis
in Boston, to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: advice about appointing a women's
committee] |
1910 Aug. 3 |
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Letter: Anna Barrows, Teachers College, Columbia University,
to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: comments on the planned opening of a new
school for rural home life] |
1910 Sept. 16 |
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Letter: Helen Holmes to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: comments
on new school] |
1912 Dec. 22 |
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Letter: Curry S. Hicks, Dir. of Physical Education and
Hygiene, M.A.C., to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: recommendations for a women's
dean and courses appropriate to women students] |
1916 Feb. 7 |
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Memo: "Outline for Women's Work,"
sent by the President's Office to Laura Comstock |
1916 Aug. 30 |
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Proposal: "Women's Work," by Laura Comstock [re: upgrading
programs for women at M.A.C.] |
1916 Sept. 29 |
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Memo: " Dean of Women" sent by the President's Office
to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: list of candidates for the position] |
1917 Oct. 22 |
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Memo: "Provision for Women Students" sent by the Dean's
Office to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: satisfactory living spaces for women
on campus] |
1917 Dec. 13 |
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[Newspaper unknown]
"Mother-School in Michigan" |
1910-17 |
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Folder 300 |
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Commonwealth of Mass., House Resolution No. 673,
"Providing for the Development of Women's Work at the
Massachusetts Agricultural College" [printed copy] |
1918 Jan. 15 |
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Commonwealth of Mass., House Resolution No. 673
[typed carbon copy of previous item in modified format] |
1918 Jan. 15 |
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Letter: "To Educational Institutions With Women Students"
from the U.S. Food Administration (signed Herbert Hoover) [re: enlisting
the aid of college women to disseminate information about "food economy"] |
1918 Jan. 25 |
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Letter: Laura Comstock to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re:
transmittal of two lists of influential women interested in "the proposed
work for women on campus"] |
1918 Jan. 29 |
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Note: L. T. Mason of the Winchester Equal Suffrage
Club to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: lobbying support for the passage of
House Bill No. 673] |
1918 [Jan.?] |
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55th Annual Report of M.A.C.
"Women at the Massachusetts Agricultural College" |
1918 Jan. |
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Lists: Addresses for four separate
cover letters sent by Kenyon L. Butterfield to solicit legislative support
and comments on the newly proposed women's program. [Note: The cover
letters are not extant in the collection.] |
1918 Feb. 16 |
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Letter: Irene H. Burnham to Kenyon L. Butterfield
(Note: The personal letters addressed to Pres.
Butterfield listed below were in response to a letters [Feb. 16] and a
leaflet [ report to the trustees] soliciting legislative support and comments
on upgrading programs and living conditions for women at M.A.C.) |
1918 Feb. 18 |
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Letter: Elizabeth Jenkins to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 20 |
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Letter: Katharine Donald to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 20 |
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Letter: Helen Holmes to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 20 |
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Letter: P.R. Thayer to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 20 |
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Letter: Clara E. Hudson to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 22 |
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Letter: Nellie C. Preston to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 23 |
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Letter: Eleanor R. Crane to Kenyon
L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 23 |
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Letter: Kenyon L. Butterfield to the listed editors of
major newspapers throughout Massachusetts [re: transmittal of the
leaflet outlining new provisions for women in agriculture at M.A.C.] |
1918 Feb. 23 |
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Letter: Katharine B. Mead to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 25 |
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Letter: Charlotte B. Ware to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 25 |
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Letter: R.A. Pearson, Asst. Sec., U.S. Dept. of
Agriculture, Washington, to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: response to
Pres. Butterfield's inquiry about a suitable candidate to head the Dept.
of Women's Work (Home Economics)] |
1918 Feb. 25 |
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Letter: Helen Storrow to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 26 |
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Letter: Mrs. Herbert Ray to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 26 |
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Letter: Eva W. White, Dir. of the Extended Use of the
Public Schools, School Committee of the City of Boston, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 26 |
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Letter: E. Grace McCullough, Dietitian, Peter Bent Brigham
Hospital, Boston, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 26 |
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Letter: H. J. Wallis, managing editor
of The Weekly Kansas City Star [ former president of Kansas Agricultural
College] to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: candidates for dept. head and/or
Dean] |
1918 Feb. 27 |
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Letter: Antoinette Roofs to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 27 |
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Letter: Alice F. Blood, School of Household Economics,
Simmons College, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 27 |
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Letter: Marie K. Babcock, Alumni Association, MIT, to
Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 28 |
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Letter: Katharine W. Herron, Pres. of the New England
Home Economics Assoc., to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 Feb. 28 |
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New Bedford Evening Standard
"At Massachusetts Aggy" |
1918 Feb. 28 |
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Boston Globe
"Training Women for Farms" |
1918 Feb. 28 |
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Letter: Evangeline W. Young to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 1 |
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Letter: John W. Haigis, managing editor of The Greenfield
Recorder, to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: editorial support for the women's
program] |
1918 March 1 |
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Letter: Ida Porter-Boyer, Mass. Woman Suffrage Association,
to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 2 |
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Boston American
"Lacks Special Course for Women: 'Aggie' Should Give
Them Same Opportunities as Men, Says Mrs. Boyer" by Elizabeth Ellam |
1918 March 2 |
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Letter: M. S. Sherman, The Springfield Union,
to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 4 |
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Letter: Alice Bradley, Principal, Miss Farmer's School
of Cookery, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 6 |
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Letter: Mary S. Woolman to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 6 |
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Letter: Esther C. Cushman to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 8 |
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Letter: Mrs. George S. Ladd to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 8 |
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Letter: Emma L. Crocker, Special Aid Society for American
Preparedness, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 8 |
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Letter: Marion C. Conant to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 9 |
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Letter: Katharine A. Fellows to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 10 |
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Letter: Isabel F. Hyams to Kenyon
L. Butterfield |
1918 March 11 |
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Letter: Monica S. Taft to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 11 |
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Letter: Alice R. Dresser, Household Economics Committee,
to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 14 |
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Letter: A. C. True, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington,
to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: recommended names for dept. head and/or Dean] |
1918 March 14 |
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Letter: Elsie Trabne, Cooperative Extension, State of
Massachusetts, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 18 |
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"Comments on Proposed Work for Women, " prepared by the
President's Office. [re: exerpted passages from letter responses sent to
President Butterfield] |
1918 March 18 |
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Memo: Laura Comstock to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: recommended
name for dept. head and/or Dean] |
1918 March 20 |
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Letter: Hannah P. Waterman, State Normal School, North
Adams, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 22 |
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Letter: Mrs. George F. Eastman, Secretary of the Woman's
Club, Granby, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 March 25 |
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Letter: Ava B. Milam, Dean, School
of Home Economics, Oregon State Agricultural College, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 April 3 |
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Letter: Gladys E.H. Hosmer, Secretary of the State Federation
of Women's Clubs, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 April 6 |
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Letter: Charlotte B. Ware to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re:
recommended names for dept. head and/or Dean] |
1918 April 11 |
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Letter: Jessie F. Shambaugh to Kenyon L. Butterfield
[re: recommended names for dept. head and/or Dean] |
1918 April 28 |
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Letter: Marie Sayles, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Washington,
to Kenyon L. Butterfield [re: recommended names for dept. head and/or Dean] |
1918 May 9 |
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"List of Candidates for Director of Experiment Station
and Dean of Women," prepared by the President's Office. |
1918 May 20 |
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Notecards: Cora W. Squier, Chair of Homemaking Dept.,
Hampden County Improvement League, to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 May 23 |
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[Newspaper Unknown]
"Butterfield for Women's Training: Tells Federated Club
Home Supersedes Vocational Training" |
1918 June 11 |
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Memo: "Homemaking notes," sent by
the President's Office to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1918 July 16 |
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List: "Massachusetts Women Interested in Promoting Women's
Work at M.A.C," prepared by the President's Office |
1918 |
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The Springfield Republican
"Attacks Woman's College Courses: Government Investigator
Complains of Lack of Vocational Studies" |
1919 Dec. 1 |
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Memo: "Woman's College Endowment," sent by the President's
Office to Kenyon L. Butterfield |
1920 July 7 |
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Memo: "Women's Work at M.A.C.," sent by the President's
Office to Kenyon L. Butterfield. |
1922 March 1 |
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List: "Advisory Council of Women" |
1924 Sept. 26 |
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[Newspaper Unknown]
"Women in the State College" |
1918 |
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[Newspaper Unknown]
"The Proposed Woman's Department at M.A.C." |
1918 |
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List: Advisory Council of Women |
1918 |
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List: "List of Women Candidates for the Deanship of Women,
" prepared by the President's Office. |
1918 |
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List: Names submitted by Laura Comstock to the President |
1918 |
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Statistical list: "Women Students at M.A.C." |
1918 |
