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Dell E. Gates extension specialist correspondence. Files of F.L. Poston.

Files and correspondence of Dell E. Gates and F. L. Poston.

Dell E. Gates and Leroy Brooks files and correspondence.

As an extension specialist Dell E. Gates corresponded with the public heavily on pests problems in the following areas: household, trees, fruit, and garden.

E.G. Kelly, "Plans of Work" Notebook 1946-1947. Fort Hays and Garden City Agricultural Experiment Stations Annual Reports - Insect Investigations. 1953 (unnamed). 1954, 1956, 1957, (T.L. Harvey). 1961 and 1967 (Lester J. DePew).

Dell E. Gates Correspondence. Topics include: grasshoppers, crops, stored grain and pesticides and environmental issues.

E.G. Kelly "Plans of Work" Notebooks.

Correspondence and files of E.G. Kelly, and Leroy Brooks. Emphasis on pest management.

Correspondence and research files of Roger C. Smith, E.G. Kelly and others they worked with. Significant material regarding grasshoppers. Course files of Leroy Brooks 1958-1959, 1973-1979.

Correspondence and research files of Roger C. Smith, E.G. Kelly, and those they worked with. Significant material regarding grasshoppers.

Annual Reports of "Entomology Project" by extension specialists E.G. Kelly and Dell E. Gates.

Files of F.L. Poston. Includes one restricted file, indicated by red intertwined S symbol.

"Summary of Unpublished Notes in the Department of Entomology" Roger C. Smith

Contains paper files, cassette tapes, and another audiotape. The files primarily contain materials to assist consumer education, as well as information about Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) and Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs), which was new technology at the time, with many articles describing the positives and negatives of them. The tapes include recordings of consumer conferences on consumer unions, consumer advocacy, and how businesses can keep the consumer in mind when making choices, as well as a talk on "What It Takes to Make Consumer Legislation."

Contains primarily news articles and pamphlets regarding consumers in the United States. The topics range from consumer psychology and the personalities of consumers to Churaman's advocacy materials for the metric system in the U.S. A portion relates specifically to consumer advocacy, and a significant part of these articles contain information about consumer rights advocate Ralph Nader. There are also several booklets relating to consumer education, and some folders contain copies of legislation made for consumer protections and for the creation of consumer unions.

Contains volumes 1-6 of "Caveat Emptor," one volume of "Consumer Advocate," and several folders containing consumer education material, such as buying guides and education manuals for teachers in K-12 teaching positions. Within these folders is also material discussing consumer and professional licensing.

Contains the "Consumer Science in Institutions of Higher Education: Proceedings of a National Invitational Symposium," volumes 1-3 on "Consumer Attitude Towards Electronic Banking," the thesis statement of Patricia R. Powers titled "Focused Energy: A Study of Public Interest Advocates," "Improving the Quality of Justice in the Marketplace: The Need for Better Consumer Remedies" by Mary Gardiner Jones and Barry B. Boyer, and "The Role of the Consumer Affairs Official in Business: A Case Study of Esther Peterson at Giant Food, Inc." Contains "Forum" magazine for Spring/Summer of 1975 discussing consumers in the changing economy at the time.

Team portraits, player portraits, game photos/action shots

The Kansas Iota chapter of Phi Kappa Theta was founded in 1921 and continues to be a presence at the university. These records contain meeting minutes from 1921 to 1996, attendance records, operating statements, and general fraternity history and activity. This collection also contains petitions from other university chapters asking to be inducted into the national fraternity. Box 1 contains meeting minutes from 1921-199. Box 2 contains the general records for the organization.

Box 2 is made up of oversize journal articles, a newspaper article, publications, advertising posters, and photographs.

Records contained in this accession include early agriculture experiment station press reports and bulletins.

• Folder 1: Agriculture Experiment Station: Press Reports 1898-1900
• Folder 2: Press Bulletins 159-178
• Folder 3: Press Bulletins 1-115
• Folder 4: Press Bulletins 1-34
• Folder 5: Press Bulletins 35-70
• Folder 6: Press Bulletins 71-124
• Folder 7: Press Reports 125-158

This box is made up of four series: 1) Subject Series; 2) Printed Material; 3) Don & Kay Kluck Series; and 4) Photograph Series.