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Show PAGE THIRTY THE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH Attend The Big QpenaJanuary3 j Saturday, December 15, 1923. : -- i Every School In Institution Will Offer Many New Courses During The Coming Winter Quarter " " Winter Quarter U. A. C. i Gloses-March-15- . Over 300 courses will BEGIN on that date. Students can enter these starting courses under absolutely no handicap. College and vocational courses open in all schools of the Institution. High School graduates or students with 15 units of high school credit admitted to the college courses. Students without high school training who are 19 years old or over admitted to the vocational courses. . . , -- o A. -- COURSES OFFERED IN THE FOLLOWING 'DEPARTMENTS Over three hundred courses r will begin at the Utah Agricul- tural College cm Thursday, Jan-AGRICULTURAL BASIC ARTS AND SCIENCE uary 3, with the opening of the AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING Winter quarter. These courses Art Agronomy colwill be of vocational, junior Bacteriology and Physiological Agricultural Surveying Animal Husbandry .. lege, senior college and graduate Mechanics and Chemistry Applied Design rank and will represent every Dairy Husbandry Highway Engineering1 s Botany school at .the institution. In ad Farm Management Irrigation and Drainage Mathematics dition, over two hundred coursHorticulture Rural Architecture es, which began in the Fall quarMethods in Experimentation , Rural Sanitation Husbandry-Rangter, will be given. Many of these Poultry Methods in Extension . courses w ill be open to students Management ' - Modern Languages and Latin winter work. HOME ECONOMICS the for registering : l, ' The largest number of coursVeterinary Science Music Foods and Dietetics , es given by any school, will be , Chemistry" Household Administration open in the .school of Mechanic MECHANIC ARTS Education and Psychology Textiles and Clothing . Arts, where full opportunity will be given to high school graEnglish Auto Mechanics duates and to others without COMMERCE AND BUSINESS exEntomology school to Farm Mechanics get high training ADMINISTRATION , ; t tensive training in all phases of , j Geology ' 'Ignition, Starting and Lighting f " automobile care and repair, in ' History Practice Businessand Accounting electric arc and gas engine operation, in farm Office Management , Library Economy in and housebuilding machinery, resistanceWelding Economics Physical Education Agricultural contracting, in forging and genTractor Repair and Operation . Physics Business Administration eral blacksmithing and in me" chanical drawing. The School Vulcanizing and Tire Repair Economics Physiology " of Mechanic Arts of the U. A. Political Science Forging and General Blacksmithing Marketing C. has the most complete equipMachine Work Public Speaking Sociology ment to be'found in the entire Mechanical Drawing Rural Public Health Stenography west for this work. Wood-worand Zoology will courses also be Typewriting opMany en in agriculture, including classes in poultry husbandry, animal husbandry, dairying, agron- The Utah Agricultural College is s eeond to no institution in the inter-- envy,- - horticulture, range mountain west and veterinary science. scholarship Departments in engineering offering courses which begin on January 3, are as follows: agricultural engineering, highway engineering, rural architecture, irrigation and drainage and applied mechanics and, design, LOGAN UTAH ' The School of Home Economics 'will give courses in foods and dietetics,, .household administration and textiles' and clothing. .Cour.Ses will also be offer- Winter Quarter ,are the same as enter thq vocational.-courses- , of A.MERRY (IHRISTMAS SHOULD FOtLQW Staggering sum, and in their, ed. by thev departments of ac-- i to De- of the .regular which a numbed arf open in any quarter give employment to Austria Virtually counting and business practice,1 school year, "High school gradu- each school, if they are nineteen YEAR OF SOLID CIVIC ACCOMPLISHMENT operation much labor. During the next office management, agricultural ates and others 15 years old or over, The regupresenting few years much attention will dines Bid to Take economics, economics, business approved units of high school lar college (Continued Front Page 25) beauty it ia designed to be. be given to the securing of oth-e- r describes all catalog administration, marketing, so-- f work are admitted to the Fresh- college work offered, while - a Much, has been expended upon manufacturing industries. In The Olympic Games ciology, stenography and type- man class. Others may receive special vocational circular lists a considerable extent by ',an the city roads during the year, the generally disConsidering event ComSchool occurred in that of the the ' writing during college standing by special ex- the vocational courses given. also in sewer and paving pro- turbed condition in the finanmerce and Business Adminis- amination. the disastrous jects. ' Nor has private Students who are Copies of these publications are first night building cial and mercantile world, LoVIENNA, Dec. 15. It is not 7 tration,' not high school graduates may free upon application. flood that devastated ' Willard enterprise lagged, as proved By of feel to reason has proud that Austria will particigan likely School Basic of In the Arts and Farmington; but even this the records of the Building In- her present satisfactory condiin the Olympic games of and Science,, the follow mg depate , tion and future prospects her 1924 at Paris. At a recent meetbrought Logan additional fame; spector. partments have arranged cours- CACHE COUNTYDID VERY WELL IN THE two for within these various and hours half and this a operThrough general stability of the central committee of es Which will begin with the YEAR THAT IS DRAWING TO A CLOSE on the following day, thirty-fiv- e w'hich work in the should be indeed a merry Chist-ma- l. ing to ations, sports Winter Quarter; art, including general organizations laWith the means available ambiguous Boy Scouts, equipped with bed- beet fields might be added, resolutions w'ere extensive courses in class and From no demand bor in been (Continued for necessities the food fair and has for were countless and attractive adopted in reply to the invitPage 25) tools, the ding, suffering studio work, bacteriology, boof life, i to the scene and an ad- remuneration, to the substan- holiday offerings being made by ation from the French committany, chemistry, education and make a living and keep from .Taking, into account the ex- ditional twenty-nin- e went on the tial improvement of general the citys progressive merch- tee arranging for he games. entomolpsychology, English, going further in perienced of the larger part of day following, citizens economic and business condi- ants in this issu, td which may The resolutions in effect were Logan ogy, geology, history, of an accomplishment' in' 'these the world this year, that is also went and worked, provided tions, ana is in turn reflected be added the coming commun- a refusal to in participate on the methods matics, experimentasev- ity Christmas tree, the efforts grounds that the invitaion was tion and extension, music, phy- times. And you'll note by read- something of an achievement. needed supplied and when .the in the deposits made in the over- eral banking institutions of of the' Relief Societies, the Elks received only recently that their sical education, physics, physio- ing the reports mentioned above As a matter of fact Cache Coun- relief fund was called for, - which Logan h&s reason to feel and other charitable and fraterbeen less has subscribed hit hard than their ty German brothers had not been quota. logy, political science, public that he has been improving his most .sections of its size and Our great educational institu- proud, and which have per- nal organizations, this should invited, and finally the matter health rural speaking, public plant a little and, getting ready character in this nation and no tions; the Agricultural and formed such a great part in en- be one, of the happiest Christ- of expense. f and zoology. for larger production next year. little credit for that condition is Brigham Young colleges, New couraging thrift. mases in the citys history. Entrance requirements to the A good many dairy cows of fine due to the banks of this com- Jersey Academy and our most Nor as prosperity producers Over 2000 dogs in 55 classes added be our been to have school must have rendered excellent factories a the grade munity. They organizathriving Traveling alone the entire dis- were benched at the recent city herds of the county during 1924 real service in holding a check tion have done much in every overlooked. The combined out- tance of .2,000 miles, Mrs, P. K. show in London. They ranged and that industry is in improv- - on the popular impulse to spend field of legitimate educational put of theXogan sugar factory, Kula recently completed an auto- from St. Bernards to poodles ed condition. Additional cow Unwisely and yet. have. beety-en- . endeavor to add to the city's the Borden institution, the mobile trip from- - Amr -- Arbor, welglitng a fevv'ounces. Prizes" fo in assist produc- fame at the Athens of Utah; a knitting and other manufactur- Mich., her home in Dallas, Tex- with a total value always i were distributed.formed and the Cache dairyman tion by financing the growing title of which we are justly ing industries reach a really as. " is rapidly culling out the poor and harvesting of crops and the proud. stock in, his herds. Another stimulation of legitimate enterOne of the greatest, of Lohelpful, hopeful factor in such prises. gans private enterprises, the The matter of using some of Capitol Theatre was completed progress as has been made is wonthe return to beet grow ing. Ow- the fertile soil of this section and the opening performance ing to the unsatisfactory condi- for intensive agriculture the held March 29th. Logans cititions prevailing as to beet cu- producing of garden crops in zens were delighted with their of Fill Up lture, after the war, that indus- particular has been given some first view of its' convenience Your Bin try began to wane in this sec- attention and there js a pros- and beauty, and it has received , Aft tion and for a time prospects pect that Cache County may be- the most enthusiastic praise of v c were gloomy to say the least, come a big producer of celery, many distinguished visitors and BUY COAL NOW They have improved wonder- lettuce and the other vegetables all theatrical troupes who have ( fully during the present year. for which there is a good performed in it. af- ket near at hand. Most promisThe discovered farmer that The e, greatest public building Avoid the usual delay in all, beets provided hinr with ing of all however is the better enterprise of the year and the winter deliveries by ordering atercertain income that insured feebng among all classes of our greatest municipal undertaking , your coal today foimediate him some reward for his labors people that has come with i the in the citys history, is the new , delivery. : 't The uncertain weather may and having concluded - satisfac- passing of recent months and electric light plant, begun, and " EXTRA-VALUwith the the Journal feels that in the to be completed within the year. E catch you 'unprepared in the tory arrangements most unsatisfactory - times. factories as to prices and other coming year Cache County will Besides this, a valuable addition The Coal in your bin does not matters he entered into the in- be able to work out its many has been made to the High advance in price but it may dustry again with renewed vim problems without- - recourse to School building. And added to and determination. "The reports any of the specious remedies that the city has purchased the at the mine. '' coming in - from practically now' being proposed by political portion of the Arimo Block ocCall us by Phone 660 every part of Cache as to beet quacks and the apostles of ex- cupied by the city offices, and Exclusive Agents tonnage, show how well he has pediency who are so numerous added to it a boiler and lool PEERLESS COAL house for the heating plant From Spring Canyon,' Utah. succeeded in putting the sugar nowadays. , Eccles Hotel Center Street The Cache County farmer has Then comes the addition to and industry on its feet again. Service Coal Company - Generally speaking, the peo- sense enough to realize that he alterations made at the city ple of Cache have done very must fight his own battles, fire station. The city has also Phone 660 W'eB in 1924 for there have been make his own adj ustmynts and contributed largely to the Canfew' failures in a bushiss way, during the year that is closing yon Park, and volunteers from Berntson & Johnsoir no forcing of farmers from he has shown the intelligence the various civic organizations Chas. W.r Hansen, Manager Phone 30 ' - their holdings because of inabil- and courage to do so. We are have volunteered much labor toAgts. ward making it the .place of ity to meet tlieir obligations and sure that he v ill succeed. - -- ' , v e , -- V e, , - - House-buildin- g k man--ageme- nt in The Utah Agr i cultur al College 0 i Part ert-ro- -- debt-somethi- a . - Look Compare NOW . , V that we have the most derful selection nifty, Suits and Overcoats in this city. Make the roundsmen ta other stores before coming h e r Judge for yourself our J 4 -- -- 5 POLICY 9 |
