Maurice Chester Bond papers, 1912-1980.

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Maurice Chester Bond papers, 1912-1980.

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Reports; mimeographed and printed material from Agricultural Economics Extension files on subjects such as cooperatives, farm management, and marketing; articles and speeches on extension work; notes, journals, photograph album, mimeographed material, correspondence, memoranda, and minutes of various conferences, workshops, and committees; reports of the Los Baños Project in the Philippines (1963); office calendars, desk and field notes, travel accounts, and diaries; logs of trips to Germany, England, and Mexico; papers relating to Epsilon Sigma Phi, an honorary extension fraternity; and correspondence, notes, and other records pertaining to local organizations including the Ithaca Cooperative Consumers' Society Inc. and First Congregational Church of Ithaca (New York).

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

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First Congregational Church of Ithaca.

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Bond, M. C. 1897-

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Ithaca Cooperative Consumers' Society.

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Cornell University. Cooperative Extension

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Epsilon Sigma Phi

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Epsilon Sigma Phi is an honorary professional fraternity for agricultural extension agents. Founded on January 10, 1927, in Bozeman, Montana, the fraternity soon attracted members nationwide. According to the fiftieth anniversary handbook for the Tau Chapter, the purpose of the fraternity was "to promote fellowship among Extension workers, to uphold ideals of superior work and to encourage advanced training." The fraternity met these goals by recognizing outstanding extension worker...

Maurice Chester Bond, 1897-

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Professor of marketing. Maurice C. Bond (Cornell University Ph.D. 1928) taught marketing and was Director of Extension, Cornell University. From the guide to the Maurice Chester Bond papers, 1912-1980., (Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library) ...