The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-30
AGRICULTURAL
SHORT COURSE
AT II. OF IDAHO
Local Bo3~ sssoaid Avail Themselves
Of Opportunity to Learn frse-
ticaI Agriculture.

University % Idaho. Noseow. D.r
- The University Of Idaho - this
winter providing profitable emploV-
menf Tor the spare time Of the farm
boz IN ths form ~ the opening 81 IA
second term 81 the school - prar-
teal agriculture on January 2
1891 The term Will run for the ten
weeks 81 the slack ~inter season On
The farms.
The right kind o. an agricultural
education said sherman Dickinson.
princinal of The school. today. .l~ads
20 greater farm profits The rlstt
kind of education for the farm boy
q that which will teach him hos 10
better utilize his working hours. hc~
% produce more and better crops ard
livestock hoW 10 get more pirasurt
ont o. his leisure hours and how 90
manage his affairs. that his total
profit viii increase. This = the toft
81 au education we are offering n
the University % Idaho. We are
making a special effort 10 make the
work ~ the second ten weeks tern
81 a most practical nature. The young
men % Idaho who take adv4ntarr 81
this opportunity should b. among the
most successful Of her farmers In The
future
No examinations are necessary for
entrances. Students should have grad
uated from the eighth grade and
must ~ ! 8 years old An initi4l To-
81 STE T. charged. IS Of whieh = rs-
turnahie az the close % the term X
school property has not been dam
aged 40 lost The cost Of board and
room ranges from So 10 Sic q week.
Text books. laundry and lncident4ls
should not cost a great deal. En-
tertainment comes a. a part 81 -
mutual fer. the student being admitted
20 athletic Contests. debates and con
certs.
C0urses offered are given primar-
lly uifh the idea 81 use. The lolio~-
Ing agricultural courses are on the
schedule Soils. grain crops. vegs-
table gardening. farm motors. poui-
try production. milk production. au-
tomohilcs. farm man4semenf. prin-
clples 81 breeding feed and feeding
veterinary sciences. livestock manAxe-
ment. irrigation and drainage. ami
commercial horticulture These
courses cannot b. taken ali az one
time By ans one studenf bat = So
lection NAV b. made of those sab
rects in watch the student 1. partir-
ularly Interested.
All courses are taught by regular
Instructors % the college 81 sgricui-
ture and the herds. machinery ~qHap-
ment and buildings % the university
are an used Tor Instruction. The stu
dents mingie freely wifh the regular
students and take part IN all uni-
yerslty affairs
Dean = lddinrs Of the eollers
20 agriculture says For a consider
able number % young men In idaho
the school 81 arrieuiturs offers
wonderful opportunity 20 secure prec-
deal and extremely useful lnform4-
fion ia regard 90 modern agricultural
practice ard a. the SANE time. gain
some 81 the general benefits that
come from Attendance AZ the state
college Or state university The nf~
term which opens fanusry : extends
during fen weeks - the winter ~fea
the Young man has least 10 10 az
houie A large number % younE
men in the state couid make no BIZ
ter Investment than 20 spend ten
weeks iu the winter short course i1
agriculture az the university AZ Mo-
COW
Further Information relative %
the winter term. January 20 March
q. may b. obtained By Sriting 10 the
principal. school of practical agritai-
tare. MoseoN. Idaho.