Sir Ralph Esher:

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Johann Jakob Wilhelm Heinse, Sein leben und seine worke,

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Aus der Messias- und Werther-Zeit. I.Klopstock's Wiener Beziehungen. II.Der junge Werther in Wien und Wien in der Werther-Epoche.

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Studies in agricultural economics by the Texas Applied Economics Club /

Preface.--Joekel, S.L. The crop mortgage system in Texas.--Haney, L.H. The need and possibility of coöperative rural credity in Texas.--Trenckmann, W. Cop̈erative agricultural credit.--Lamaster, C.E. Coöperative production by farmers.--Wythe, George. Coöperative marketing of fruit, truck and cotton, chiefly in Texas.--Voorhies, H.L. Farmers' educational and coöperative union in Texas.--Leonard, W.E. Seasonal industries and their labor supplies in Texas.--Leftwich, S.M. The farm labor problem.--Griffin, M.H. A study in highway administration with special reference to Texas needs.--Vaughan, F.L. Railway rates and services as affecting the Texas farmer.--Randolph, Ralph. The theory and practice of speculation on produce exchanges.--Donaldson, W.T. Farm tenure in Texas.--Dailey, B.E. Our system of taxation and its effect on the farmer.--Index.

Major Carl K. Hart, Lt. C.D. Vaughn & Lt. Ralph L. Bergh at a retreat on Ferry Field

On verso: Major Carl K. Hart (center), second Commanding Officer, from June 28 to August 10, 1943, with Lt. C.D. Vaughn (left), and Lt. Ralph L. Bergh. Taken at Retreat in honor of Col. F.C. Rogers, Commandant, U.S. Army Forces, University of Michigan, July 2, 1943, on Ferry Field.

Ralph W. Hammett

Original image (attached to acidic board) was photographed and negative created by Lance Burghardt. Photographer of original print unknown

Ralph Rose, U-M track, 1904

[posed in shot put position] (sepia tone added)

Ralph Rose, UM Men's Track, 1904

[posed in hammer-throw position]