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Issues of "Agriculture" publication.

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"Agriculture in 2001" publication.

Scope and Contents A monthly periodical published by the Association of Agriculture Students. The first volume was published on March 1, 1902, as "Agriculture The Bulletin of the Association of Agricultural Students" and contains proceedings from the Associations annual meeting. The subscription rate for the publication ranges from $.50 per year to $1.00 per year. Many of the articles were written by University of Nebraska faculty and students. The last volume appeared in May 1921, at this time titled...

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"AgroHort" publication from the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture from 2003-2005.

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"Agronomy" publication from the Department of Agronomy and Horticulture from 1995.

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"Agronomy and Horticulture" publication from 2002.

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This collection contains annual reports, materials on horticulture and an Academic Program Review for 1991.

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"Agronomy at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln," newsletter from the Department of Agronomy.

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This club was formerly known as the Trik, Klod & Kernal Club.

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"Agronomy Tips" publication from the Department of Agronomy, 1955-1965.

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The collection consists of eight photo negatives showing members of AGYW and AGYM.

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The Air Force ROTC Detachment 470 Scrapbook Presented to OU President Milo and Josephine Bail Upon the Retirement of Milo Bail, 1965, is a single cloth-covered binder containing photographs and letters to the Bails from members and alumni of AFROTC Detachment 470. The letters express congratulations for Milo Bail's retirement, some sharing memories of experiences at the University of Omaha.

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The 348th AirCorDet was a College Training Detachment of the Army Air Forces.  While receiving training at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, the 348th were occupants of the 3rd floor of Love Library.  This is the current location of the Technical Services Dept and the Dean’s office.  The materials in this collection were donated by Bernard E Bailey, who was an occupant of Love Library, and who personally handled all regulation requirements of the 348th AirCorDet.

Content Description The diary of A.J. Van Nuys recounts the trip of A.J. and Lizzie Van Nuys to Benson, Nebraska. The diary contains brief daily entries along with some accounting of expenses. The diary includes entries from May 4-July 11 of an unidentified year in the late 19th or early 20th century. The names written inside the front cover are Mr. & Mrs. A.J. Van Nuys of Belle Mead, New Jersey and 831 Main St., Benson, Nebraska. Written inside the back cover in the same handwriting is the name Miss...

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The collection relates to Alan Neilson's research on the life of Alice Howell, an instructor of drama and elocution at UNL from 1901 to 1940.  Howell was one of the first women from Nebraska to enter the Red Cross service.  She organized and directed the University Players and also served in World War I as the secretary of the British War Relief.  Neilson's correspondence and research notes are included in the collection as well as theater scrapbooks.

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The collection relates to Alan Nielson's research files, notes, and correspondence for his thesis on the life of Alice Howell, an instructor of drama and elocution at UNL from 1901 to 1940. Howell was one of the first women from Nebraska to enter the Red Cross service. She organized and directed the University Players and served in World War I as the secretary of the British War Relief.

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The papers of Albert A. Reed consist primarily of correspondence, minutes, reports, and publications of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.

Content Description The papers of Aleane Fitz-Carter document her life as an entertainer and educator. Through her life's work, she fought racism, taught music and Black history and culture, and entertained audiences. See the biographical note for more comprehensive information about her life and accomplishments. In this small collection are two dozen documents including correspondence related to positions she held, news clippings with biographical information and stories of her life's work, a headshot with...

Content Description The diaries of Alexander Cornell document his daily life as a twenty-something young man in Illinois in 1882 and 1884, as well as daily life when he is in his 60s living in University Place, Nebraska (part of present-day Lincoln, Nebraska) in 1918-1920. Cornell's diaries routine activities including work, visiting with friends and family, weather, and other daily activities. Selected names mentioned in the diaries include: Henry Taylor, Lewis, Mary Chapman, Bartlette, Chipman, Cole,...

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The Alexander S. von Mansfelde collection comprises material created by and about Dr. Alexander S. von Mansfelde. The collection contains articles, lectures, and patient examination notes.

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The Alfred Jerome Brown collection comprises material created by and about Dr. Alfred J. Brown. The collection contains article reprints, correspondence, and bound volume of Dr. Brown's "Old Masterpieces in Surgery."

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The Alfred Schalek collection comprises material created by and about Dr. Alfred Schalek. The collection contains article reprints and news clippings.

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The Alice T. Deweese collection comprises material created by Alice Deweese about her father Dr. Solon Towne, an early Omaha doctor. The collection contains family biographies and manuscripts of early Omaha medicine.

Scope and Contents The collection consists of correspondence, printed materials, and scrapbooks, 1879-1928.  The correspondence primarily concerns family activities and includes undated prose describing a drive from California to New York.Materials relating to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, mostly from 1883-1885, are found in the correspondence and scrapbooks.  They include programs from the Palladian Literary Society, Philodicean Society, University Union, Charter Day, and the music...