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The College Courier
VOL. 1. STATE COLLEGE, NEW MEXICO, JANUARY, 1913 NO. 2
Demonstration Train
Extension Bill Is
State Department
Starts Jan. 17th
Now Before Senate
Of Agriculture
vision of the El Paso & Southwestern
for the establishment of a State Department of Agriculture, and the Legislature
[lectures given at Columbus,- Hermanas,
Deming, Hachita, Animas and Rodeo.
betn TawaWy^rePorted ^tne^enate
Leg^slatareToTrov'ide1 for°aH toelines^f
feKH£ r^ZrnTIl Z
"''"'] ,','',,','11'..l]''l'J!,":,-,-,l1''-'l ',', ',','' l'.'r'!l.'l!
Sg £~rHlinr £?5
1 begin January 20. The stops will be
Capitan, Ancho, Corona, Duran, Santa
Rosa, Cuervo, Montoyai, and Tucumcari
|on the main line, while on the Dawson
;','■',,. .'",.,.",„',; '." „■:;,„",','.-
] branch they will be Canadian, Mosquero,
fax and Dawson. There' will also be
stration work throughout the State, for
^^^^^^
Kfara Visa.
cultural advisers to give assistance and
points should get a schedule and note the
advice to farmers, and for all the other
varied purposes which are included under
rection of the Board of Regents of the
1 schedules are now posted at every depot
the head of Agricultural Extension.
as provided m toe "constitution.
'onsLennthene™rof0L^
Two. The definition of the scope of
Ilnstruct everybody. The main features
supply in order to feed our growing
population. The acreage of cultivated
dude^tof^cur^ Igrit.lturaiasS:
■cattle, hogs and chickens. There will be
greatly during recent years, but the yield
InSaSj^^^cf^l;
lof these. There will be lectures and exhibits on horticulture, farm crops, pump-
^F^l^^T^^l
ping plants and Irrigation as well as many
I There will be special lectures to the
Iteachers and school children on the Boys'
of Iowa recently estimated that the work
purity, and the means for enforcing the
fe^ery teacher in reach of these stopTto
tL°nExteMionhDePMtmentalfththeneA^ri-
^Fo^r. The passage of a Horticultural
[be present with their pupils. Make it
an occasion of study for your future
worth $30,000,000 in the increased pro-
ftoe Demonstration Train." The first
by getting more bushels per acre. If so
IabhofatorythfacUwlsUlcanal be^X-ntahed
prize will be $10.00, second $5.00. This
fcontest win be open to boys and girls
binder fifteen years old. Let the children
tronrf^alf cropsr0througnout toe country"?
by the Board of Regents, which under
C The trip over the Santa Fe wiu begin
If one asued how much wheat an acre of
land will produce under ordinary condi
of the Department of Agriculture.
Six. For simplicity and economy of ad-
feuly in February and last six weeks.
tions, the answer would probably be
watch for the schedule. This train will
age is only a little over 12 bushels.
control of the State Department of Agrl-
to thl locality. ° On the PecosT'valleJ
r^tMex*co':rtThe0(posstble y1eld"s in
bu'reaus ra Even "the larger* states^have
Ei^^d^EirSS
The' , " .' , " I ','' kept
[ (Continued on Page 2, Column 2)
(Continued on Page 2, Column 3)
Object Description
| Title | College courier, Volume 1, Number 2 |
| Articles | Demonstration train starts Jan. 17th; Extension bill is now before Senate; State Department of Agriculture; The Courier's readers; Enrollment increasing; A reminder; Outline for course in Domestic Science; Rules for Industrial Club contests; Farmers' week |
| Subject | Agriculture--New Mexico; Publications; New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts; |
| Creator | Miller, Pearl C.; Thompson, Ruth |
| Description | Serial publication containing information on research and activities conducted at the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, and resources available to state residents through the College. |
| Publisher | New Mexico State University Library |
| Date Original | 1913-01 |
| Rights | Copyright, NMSU Board of Regents. |
| Type | Text |
| Format | image/tiff |
| Collection | ACES Historical Publications |
| Source | Scan produced from physical item held by the NMSU College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental, Agricultural Communications Department. |
| Language | eng |
Page Description
| Title | Page 1 |
| Subject | Agriculture--New Mexico; Publications; New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts; |
| Creator | Miller, Pearl C.; Thompson, Ruth |
| Publisher | New Mexico State University Library |
| Date Original | 1913-01 |
| Rights | Copyright, NMSU Board of Regents. |
| Type | Text |
| Format | image/tiff |
| Collection | ACES Historical Publications |
| Identifier | ACES_NMEN_ccv1i2_0001 |
| Source | Scan produced from physical item held by the NMSU College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental, Agricultural Communications Department. |
| Language | eng |
| OCR | The College Courier VOL. 1. STATE COLLEGE, NEW MEXICO, JANUARY, 1913 NO. 2 Demonstration Train Extension Bill Is State Department Starts Jan. 17th Now Before Senate Of Agriculture vision of the El Paso & Southwestern for the establishment of a State Department of Agriculture, and the Legislature [lectures given at Columbus,- Hermanas, Deming, Hachita, Animas and Rodeo. betn TawaWy^rePorted ^tne^enate Leg^slatareToTrov'ide1 for°aH toelines^f feKH£ r^ZrnTIl Z "''"'] ,','',,','11'..l]''l'J!":,-,-,l1''-'l ',', ',','' l'.'r'!l.'l! Sg £~rHlinr £?5 1 begin January 20. The stops will be Capitan, Ancho, Corona, Duran, Santa Rosa, Cuervo, Montoyai, and Tucumcari |on the main line, while on the Dawson ;','■',,. .'",.,.",„',; '." „■:;,„",','.- ] branch they will be Canadian, Mosquero, fax and Dawson. There' will also be stration work throughout the State, for ^^^^^^ Kfara Visa. cultural advisers to give assistance and points should get a schedule and note the advice to farmers, and for all the other varied purposes which are included under rection of the Board of Regents of the 1 schedules are now posted at every depot the head of Agricultural Extension. as provided m toe "constitution. 'onsLennthene™rof0L^ Two. The definition of the scope of Ilnstruct everybody. The main features supply in order to feed our growing population. The acreage of cultivated dude^tof^cur^ Igrit.lturaiasS: ■cattle, hogs and chickens. There will be greatly during recent years, but the yield InSaSj^^^cf^l; lof these. There will be lectures and exhibits on horticulture, farm crops, pump- ^F^l^^T^^l ping plants and Irrigation as well as many I There will be special lectures to the Iteachers and school children on the Boys' of Iowa recently estimated that the work purity, and the means for enforcing the fe^ery teacher in reach of these stopTto tL°nExteMionhDePMtmentalfththeneA^ri- ^Fo^r. The passage of a Horticultural [be present with their pupils. Make it an occasion of study for your future worth $30,000,000 in the increased pro- ftoe Demonstration Train." The first by getting more bushels per acre. If so IabhofatorythfacUwlsUlcanal be^X-ntahed prize will be $10.00, second $5.00. This fcontest win be open to boys and girls binder fifteen years old. Let the children tronrf^alf cropsr0througnout toe country"? by the Board of Regents, which under C The trip over the Santa Fe wiu begin If one asued how much wheat an acre of land will produce under ordinary condi of the Department of Agriculture. Six. For simplicity and economy of ad- feuly in February and last six weeks. tions, the answer would probably be watch for the schedule. This train will age is only a little over 12 bushels. control of the State Department of Agrl- to thl locality. ° On the PecosT'valleJ r^tMex*co':rtThe0(posstble y1eld"s in bu'reaus ra Even "the larger* states^have Ei^^d^EirSS The' , " .' , " I ','' kept [ (Continued on Page 2, Column 2) (Continued on Page 2, Column 3) |
