The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-04-22
OPPORTUNITY OPENED
TO IDAHO YOUNG MEN
" MON PACIFIC OFFERS
SCHOLARSHIPS

The Union Pacific Railroad Com.
pahy authorizes announcement thai
1t Will offer a seventy-fiye doIla,
scholarship in the College of Agri.
culture at the University of Idaho
MOSCOW. to the young man between
ahe ages OF sixteen and twenty-one
RANKING highest in boys club contests
an each county in the state reached
Dy their lines. Thirty-six of the fortv-
iour counties OF the state will each
receive one of these Scholarships
wh'ch includes reimbursement for
uailroad fare to and from Moscow.
i anese scholarships may be used In
pursuing one of the long courses Of
Tered IN the College of Agriculture.
leading to a degree, or in attend
ing the short course in agriculture
uIIereo IN the School of Practical
Agriculture. The regular four-year
courses are open to graduates of ac-
credited high schools. They offer
''oN-A 80 oS AOllO1Ay, duIuldl uuSDduQ-
ny dairy husbandry, horticulture and
agricultural education. The School of
practical Agriculture is open to stu
dents who have not completed high
school.
la announcing these scholarships,
Mr. j. L. Priest, General Agent for
the Union Pacific System, in Idaho,
mas made it clear that his line is very
anxious that scholarship be awarded
in each county entitled to receive one.
The Union Pacific officials realize |
that by assisting worthy young men
IN obtaining a training in agriculture
they are helping these men to prepare
themselves to take part in Idaho
agricultural development.
Further information regarding
these scholarships may be had from
the College of Agriculture, Univer-
sity of Idaho, Moscow.
The announcement as sent out by
C. r. Gray, President of the Union
Pacific, is as follows:
1.-The Union Pacific System offers
to the boy between sixteen and TWEEN
ty-one years of age ranking the high
est in the Boys and Girls Club Work
sor the year 1922 in corn, sugar beet.
potato, wheat, pig, calf, or sheep
projects in each of the following
counties of the State of Idaho a
twenty-five dollar scholarship in the >
College of Agriculture, or the School =
# Practical Agriculture, of the Uni u
,ersity of Idaho: =
e.
Counties 81
Ada, BannOck, Bear Lake, Bene- is
Yah, Bingham, Blaine, Bonneville, q,
Boise, Butte, Camas, Canyon, Carl h
on, Cassia, Clark, Custer, Gilmore,
Franklin, Gem, Gooding, T.
efferson, Jerome, Kootenai, Latah,
lincoln, Madison, Minidoka, Oneida,
wyhee, Payette, Power, Shoshone, b.
elton, Twin Falls, Valley, and Wash
lgton.
Second
The winner will be determined on
10 following basis: ii'
~ Seventy-five per cent on rank VI
club work. us
(2) Twenty-Five per cent on acti- to
tiles of the boy in community affairs. ia
The winner shall be chosen from wi
mong the ten boys ranking highest tn
/ the county club projects as out Id
ned by the Extension Division of the tic
ollege of Agriculture. Fs
1.-The rank Of these boys in COM an
unity affairs, and the county win wi
Or, will be determined by a commit ali
e of three, consisting of the Coun- se
Z Superintendent, one person APP
ointed by the Director of Extension tn
the College of Agriculture, and a an
ird to be chosen by these two. sh
Third re-
Scholarships shall be used within pe
year of the date Of award, except ~
here the boy is in regular attend ~
ice at some school. In this case, it :"
ay be used at the next session of -
e University of Idaho, following the ~
ne he finishes school. y
Fourth
at is proposed that two acres OF
m, one acre of sugar beets, one
re- Of potatoes, five acres Of wheat, N
q acre Of certified wheat, SOW and
ter four pure bred or high grade -
gs one calf, or four sheep shall be
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