Miller--Cap Earl (Classes of 1901 and 1913)

Displaying 1 - 50 of 77 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Cap. E. Miller Alumnus 35:4, p.14	12/01/1951	Retired from NDAC and Northwest Farm Managers Association.
2	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 30:1, p.23	01/01/1946	Is professor of agricultural economics at North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo. In September he was elected president of Fargo-Moorhead Chapter Six, American War Dads.
3	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 26:4, p.15	10/01/1942	Professor of agricultural economics at North Dakota State College in Fargo, North Dakota; he also writes addresses and magazine articles about farming.
4	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 23:4, p.27	10/01/1939	Secretary of the Farm Managers Association; chairman of the Division of Agriculture, North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo. He was one of the leaders on a two-day tour of the Red River Valley. The group visited farms within a 25-mile radius.
5	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 23:3, p.23	07/01/1939	Now head of the Department of Agricultural Economics at North Dakota Agricultural College; lauded in the winter quarter issue of The Bison Furrows, a quarterly magazine published by agricultural students at that college.
6	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 21:3, p.19	07/01/1937	Professor of agricultural economics at North Dakota Agricultural College in Fargo, North Dakota; spoke at a meeting of the North Dakota Academy of Science.
7	Cap Earl Miller Alumnus 20:4, p.21	10/01/1936	Head of the Farm Economic Department of the State Agricultural College in Fargo, North Dakota.
8	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 18:2, p.22	04/01/1934	One of the leading candidates for the United States Senate from North Dakota.
9	Miller boomed for candidacy Alumnus 18:1, p.19	01/01/1934	Cap E. Miller being promoted to run as Democratic candidate for Senate in North Dakota.
10	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 17:2, p.26	04/01/1933	Tribute to President Seerley.
11	Democrats honor Cap Miller Alumnus 16:4, p.4	10/01/1932	North Dakota Democrats consider Miller as possible candidate for Secretary of Agriculture.
12	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 16:3, p.26	07/01/1932	Professor of agricultural economics at North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo.
13	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 16:2, p.24	04/01/1932	President of the Cosmopolitan Club and head of the Federated Cosmopolitan Clubs in Fargo, North Dakota.
14	At the Cosmopolitan Club dinner Alumnus 16:1, p.25	01/01/1932	Cap Miller spoke at meeting.
15	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 15:4, p.25	10/01/1931	He was recently appointed chairman of the National Committee on the Celebration of Revolutionary Events and was also made a member of the National Committee on Citizenship Medals. He recently wrote an article called "Emergency Granary."
16	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 15:3, p.25	07/01/1931	Miller, professor of agricultural economics at North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo, North Dakota, retiring president of the North Dakota Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, delivered an address entitled, "What Makes a Great State?"
17	Reverend Charles T. Ensign Alumnus 15:3, p.25	07/01/1931	Methodist Episcopal clergyman gave the prayer at Cap E. Miller's retirement banquet as president of the society of the Sons of the American Revolution at Wahpeton, North Dakota, in April.
18	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 15:2, p.26	04/01/1931	Professor of agricultural economics at North Dakota; delivered an address in January before the Thirty-third Annual Farm and Home Week at the University of Illinois at Urbana.
19	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 14:3, p.25	07/01/1930	Professor of agricultural economics at North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo, North Dakota, was elected as president of the North Dakota Sons of the American Revolution at the meeting of the North Dakota Society in April.
20	Cap E. Miller Alumnus 14:2, p.29	04/01/1930	Professor of Agricultural Economics at the North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo, North Dakota; as secretary of Northwest Farm Managers Association, brought the February meeting of the association to a successful end.
21	Cap Earl Miller Alumnus 14:2, p.25	04/01/1930	Professor of agricultural economics at the North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo, North Dakota, is president of the State Society of the Sons of American Revolution. He has published a bulletin on character building.
22	Cap Earl Miller Alumnus 14:1, p.28	01/01/1930	Professor of Agricultural Economics at the North Dakota Agricultural College, Fargo, North Dakota, was recognized in the "Iowa Agriculturist," October 1929.
23	Cap E. Miller Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.5	04/01/1922	Cap E. Miller is a staff member of the Agricultural College, and gave an address on "Farm Manager Recruits" at the twenty-third conference of the State Grain Growers Convention at Fargo, North Dakota.
24	Campanile fund Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.8	04/01/1922	List of individuals who donated to the campanile fund.
25	Capt. E. Miller Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.6	01/01/1922	Capt. E. Miller serves as a faculty member of the Agricultural College in Fargo, North Dakota, where he conducts research on farm management.
26	Cap. E. Miller Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.5	01/01/1922	Cap E. Miller serves as a professor of farm management, and holds a seat as Chairman of Department of Agricultural Economics and Marking at the North Dakota Agricultural College.
27	Alumni notes 10 Alumni News Letter 2:3, p.3	07/01/1918	Cap E. Miller will be professor of Farm Management at State Agriculture College in North Dakota.
28	Cap E. Miller, 1901, 1913 Alumni News Letter 1:1, p.1	07/01/1917	Received Master of Science degree from Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts; appointed Professor of Rural Education in Milwaukee.
29	Member of Class of 1901 receives a position at I. S. C. College Eye 8:3, p.7	10/04/1916	Cap Miller is teaching at the Iowa State College.
30	Monday, Feb. 7 College Eye 7:18, p.7	02/16/1916	Roster of former students now teaching in the Fairfield school system.
31	Official Notes College Eye 4:6, p.3	10/15/1914	News of important Iowa educators.
32	Four Teachers College people in Fairfield College Eye 3:27, p.454	04/23/1914	Teachers at Fairfield have been re-elected with an increase in salary.
33	Graduates at summer term commencement College Eye 3:2, p.33	09/11/1913	Roster of graduates and degrees.
34	Cap Miller College Eye 2:28, p.7	04/24/1913	Elected superintendent in Fairfield.
35	Cap E. Miller College Eye 1:14, p.7	01/17/1912	Is the president of the Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association; will meet at Grinnell, April 4, 5, and 6.
36	Both the superintendent and high school principal of Sigourney College Eye 1:10, p.167	05/24/1911	C. E. Miller and Mabel Paull have been re-elected.
37	Mabel Paull Normal Eyte 20:14, p.245	12/15/1909	Is principal at Sigourney, where other alumni also work.
38	Philomathean Old Gold 0:0, p.257	06/01/1909	Brief history, banquet program, and roster of members; photo.
39	Some campaign echoes Normal Eyte 19:10, p.158	11/11/1908	Poetic support for Cap E. Miller.
40	That Cap E. Miller Normal Eyte 18:31, p.492	05/20/1908	Elected superintendent in Sigourney.
41	Official Normal Eyte 18:28, p.440	04/29/1908	Owen J. McManus and Cap Miller are running for state Superintendent of Public Instruction; J. M. Hobron writes to President Seerley.
42	Lydia Whited Normal Eyte 17:25, p.394	03/27/1907	Now in California; meets Normalites there occasionally.
43	Cap E. Miller Normal Eyte 17:16, p.251	01/16/1907	Visited California.
44	Cap. E. Miller Normal Eyte 16:25, p.395	03/28/1906	Will speak at Cornell University.
45	Cap. E. Miller Normal Eyte 16:20, p.313	02/14/1906	Gave address at Algona.
46	In September on of the state papers Normal Eyte 16:14, p.220	12/20/1905	Cap Miller spoke on Iowa education in Virginia.
47	Institute a regular picnic Normal Eyte 15:34, p.529	06/03/1905	Cap Miller is holding an outdoor county teachers institute in Keokuk County.
48	The teaching of agriculture Normal Eyte 15:29, p.453	04/26/1905	Discusses the advancement of teaching boys about agriculture in the public schools.
49	At the Southwestern Teachers Association Normal Eyte 15:28, p.437	04/19/1905	Normal was represented by W. H. Bender.
50	Cap E. Miller Normal Eyte 15:28, p.436	04/19/1905	Is superintendent of Keokuk County and visited the Normal last week.