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Show Special Studies at Agricultural Agricultu-ral College. Practical Work Pertaining to Farm Shop and Home. j The Agricultural College of; Utah, in accordance with- the general spirit of Land Grant College wori, aim.j primarily to' provide a thorough and practical education for the industrial classes. Many people to whoc a college training would be o great value are unable, becausi of their home duties, to take rtgular course which require; their attendance through the eri tire year. Many could arrang; to spend several months throug: the winter at school if thi? could get work of such immed ate practical value as to justii the effort. For the accoinod; tion of those who can a .tet school during the winter rnont only, the Agricultural Colle of Utah has arranged spec' winter courses beginning ji uary 6. These courses co prise different subjects in A3 culture, including Agrcnoru, Judging and Management of Live Stock, Dairying, Poultry Horticulture, Veterinary Science Farm Accounting, etc.; Domef ' Science and Art, including science and practice of Cool Lfygieno, Dressmaking, F( Work, etc., and Mechanic including Carpentering, Fop and Mechanic 'Woi--"' tion to the specif CuUiaes, tudc take any other w., lege, in mathemaW history, language, ""ev which they are prepared, t. The equipment of. the.C,'-' for th's work is in every'; complete, and a special effol the part of the College aut ties and the instructors vv made to have the work c much practical value as posrj During the winter the Ey ment Station will conduct 1 ies of feeding experiment? the students will have excej al opportunities to study d. ent problems relating to th stock industry. Throughout the eastern s .,, hundreds of farmers and me .ian-ics, .ian-ics, from 16 to 50 years of age, take advantage of the winter courses offered by the different J "land . "grant colleges". Tne great value of such courses has ! long since been demonstrated. The probability . of success, whether, on the farm or in the shop or in. the home,, is greatly increased by a few week's work under trained specialists, with every facility for the practical application of the . principles studied, The Agricultural College was founded and is maintained by the Federal government and by the State of Utah, for the improvement improve-ment of conditions among the in-dustri in-dustri 1 classes. The people of this City, County, and State should take advantage of the opportunities op-portunities that are thus provided. provid-ed. The College is the peoples ' institution and the people should get as, much from it as passible. Every class-room and lab oratory and shop should be. crowded to its utmost capacity. At least 150 men and women in Cache County alone, between the ages of 20 and 50, should be found in these special fractic.il- tourses. Man'T people, jarticuiarly in Logan Hiid other s.ittioaients in Cache County, cuuki -arrange to t.ke work at the College during |
