...meet these needs, a part of the income can be expended for what is not strictly collegiate teaching in providing "courses for the special preparation of...the elements of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts." Students who have completed the first two years in any department of the University may enter this...

...beginning July 1, 1910, by Act of Congress approved June 30, 1908. A portion of this money may be used for the special preparation of instructors for teaching...the elements of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. This fund is apportioned in the same manner as the First Morrill Act. 5. The Hatch Act. An Act of Congress,...

...land-grant act of 1862 and receiving the benefits of the act of August 30, 1890, added the proviso " that said colleges may use a portion of this money...the elements of agriculture and the mechanic arts." Under this act each State is now receiving annually for the benefit of its college of agriculture and...

...law providing that a portion of the increase of the appropriation may be used by the institutions ' ' for providing courses for the special preparation of instructors for teaching the elements of agricul • ture and the mechanic arts." With the increasing number of secondary schools of agriculture...

...agriculture and mechanic arts throughout the country are authorized to train teachers, funds being designated for "providing courses for the special preparation...instructors for teaching the elements of agriculture and mechanic arts." A large number of these institutions are now engaged in the preparation of teachers,...

...$25,000, in addition to !L* Morrill Fund, will be reached. A portion of the appropriation may be u*il " for providing courses for the special preparation...the elements of agriculture and the mechanic arts." Other bills recently introduced into Congress include the following: A joiw resolution to provide for...

...$25,000, in addition to the Morrill Fund, will be reached. A portion of the appropriation may lie used " for providing courses for the special preparation...instructors for teaching the elements of agriculture and tlie mechanic arts." Other bills recently introduced into Congress include the following: A joint resolution...

...were provided for purposes implied in the Morrill Act and in the title of that law, with the further provision: That said colleges may use a portion of...the elements of agriculture and the mechanic arts. ' Session Laws, 1909, Title II, oh. 1, s«c. 2, p. 238. « 28 Stat. L.. 417. M28tttt. I-., 503, sec....

...amendment makes it permissible for these colleges to devote a part of the increased appropriation to " the special preparation of instructors for teaching...the elements of agriculture and the mechanic arts." STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS. There are in the United States 182 State normal schools. From a recent inquiry...

...women, or agriculture." All or part of the funds provided by the act of March 4, 1907, may be used "for providing courses for the special preparation...instructors for teaching the elements of agriculture and mechanic arts." It is held that this language authorizes expenditures for instruction in the history...