Not strictly Mormon letterhead, of course, but I wanted to preserve that wonderful typeface. The Agricultural Experiment Stations were forerunners of the Extension Service, where practical training and assistance is provided to communities through state universities. The letter carried by this particular example was written while Lewis A. Merrill was on a trip through the state of Utah, speaking at academies and universities — including the Church schools — in the interest of raising professionalism among farmers and ranchers.
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2 thoughts on ““I Take Up My Pen”: Agricultural Experiment Station of Utah, 1901”
A little flair from a government office,nice touch.
You like it? It feels free and breezy, yet still tidy enough for a government office, I think.
A little flair from a government office,nice touch.
You like it? It feels free and breezy, yet still tidy enough for a government office, I think.