Bailey--Edward (Grounds Department Staff)

Displaying 1 - 12 of 12 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Preserving the natural heritage UNI Century 3:4, p.5	10/01/1975	Survey of history and current work in Biological Preserves; photo.
2	Ed Bailey Alumnus 59:4, p.16	12/01/1974	Died August 10, 1974.
3	UNI is beautiful! Northern Iowan 70:3, p.10	09/21/1973	Ed Bailey describes recent landscaping improvements.
4	Untitled Northern Iowan 69:47, p.1	04/17/1973	Ed L. Bailey presents Donna Wiarda and Brenda Rainwater with Faculty Men's Scholarships; photo.
5	Dutch Elm Disease: death toll of 300 on UNI campus Alumnus 57:1, p.3	02/01/1972	Detailed report on the progress of the disease across campus, including "before and after" shots; about 160 elms are still alive; photo.
6	Elm disease takes UNI toll Northern Iowan 67:25, p.5	12/18/1970	About ninety more large elms have been removed; photo.
7	Regional Meeting of the National Association of Educational Buyers to be Held at UNI Public Relations News Release 1970:106, p.1	10/20/1970	Five UNI staff members will attend the meeting: Pendergraft, Riggs, Hake, Bailey and Boss.
8	I think that I shall never see--a Ginko tree? Public Relations News Release 67:8, p.4	10/13/1970	Story of several trees on campus.
9	Rare Ginkgo Trees Grow on UNI Campus Public Relations News Release 1970:81, p.1	10/09/1970	Three ginkgo trees can be found at UNI. Two besides the greenhouse and one in Bartlett Hall Court.
10	UNI Staff Member is Flower Expert Public Relations News Release 1970:3, p.1	09/08/1970	UNI grounds gardener Mel Handerg takes pride in his work.
11	Creek Straightened North of UNI's New Physical Education Building Public Relations News Release 1969:747, p.1	08/25/1970	Ed Bailey, UNI landscape planner has straightened the creek which has resulted in easier maintanence. Tree planting possible in the spring.
12	UNI Landscape Planner Discusses Dutch Elm Disease Public Relations News Release 1969:727, p.1	08/03/1970	The European elm bark beetle causes havoc on elm trees at UNI. Bailey estimates that 35-40 trees on the central campus, 20-25 at the biological preserve and 5 at the golf course will have to come out this year.