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This issue begins with an article regarding post-graduation employment and the value of a diploma from the Ontario Agricultural College. Agricultural articles pertain to the entomology of parasites in Canada and the value of rural improvement to the farm. Professor Doherty contributed an article on travelling to the Rockies. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. . After College - what In the shadow of the Rockies Canada`s parasites The practical value of beautifying country homes Editorial Athletics Locals Personals advertising

This issue begins with a travel diary of Prince Edward Island and the winning speech from the oratorical contest. Continued in this issue are the articles on English agriculture and barn construction techniques. Agricultural articles pertain to cultivating corn for silo storage, a tour of Aberdeenshire's cattle farms, and propagating flowering bulbs. Campus news reports on the conclusion of the school year with closing ceremonies for the various clubs and farewells to the students. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. The Garden of the Gulf The Fundamental Defects of Modern Society Agricultural department Live stock department Horticulture department Editorial Personals College reporter Athletics Locals advertising

This issue begins with a travel diary of Malaysia, an article on record keeping for the farm, and a perspective on the "flood of immigration" to the Prairies. The agricultural section contains a travel diary of the livestock shows in England and a tour of the Royal farms. The horticultural article focuses on packaging fruit for transportation overseas. Continued in this issue is the article on barn construction. Campus news reports on the visit of Lord Minto to the Ontario Agricultural College, the progress of the construction of the Macdonald Institute, and the academic standings of the students, while spring athletic endeavors include cricket and lacrosse. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Scenes in Malaysia Business methods on the farm A home for millions Agricultural department Live stock department Horticulture department Editorial Personals College reporter Athletics Locals advertising

This issue begins with an article composed by Professor Hutt on his journey to Utah State College. The agricultural articles pertain to rural life on a Manitoba farm, soil conservation, success in beef cattle breeding, and Canadian bacon in the English market. Horticulture articles address cultivating flowering bulbs, and a continuation of the article on small fruit research at the Ontario Agricultural College. The editorial comments on college spirit and the college motto. The athletics column reports on the rugby season and various tournaments. Campus news provides highlights of the freshmen initiation. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. A trip to the Great West Life on a Manitoba farm Agricultural department Live stock department Horticultural department Editorial Personals Athletics Locals College reporter advertising

This issue begins with an article by Dr. Creelman regarding the unsuccessful farmer. Agricultural articles pertain to Argentinian agriculture and the use of windbreaks on farms. There are specific articles on the livestock judging team's success at the Ontario Provincial Winter Fair in Guelph, the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, and the Maritime Provinces Winter Fair in Nova Scotia. The horticultural articles address the propagation of begonias and woodcuttings, as well as, the packaging of apples for overseas markets. Athletic news provides the team results in the competition for the Marshall-Harris Cup. Campus news reports on the completion of the construction of the Bullring and the meetings of the Y. M. C. A. and Literary Society. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. The unsuccessful farmer The Argentine Republic an agricultural country Agricultural department Live stock department Horticulture department Editorial Personals Athletics Locals College reporter advertising

Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to the need for impurity-free grain seed, observations on Maritime agriculture, and the need for co-operation in the production of quality breeding stock. There are preparations and programmes published for the annual Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union meeting and the Provincial Winter Fair held in Guelph. Student athletes have been successful in the sports of football and cross-country running. An obituary is provided for Walter Edward Hart Massey. Campus news reports on the selection of men for the international livestock judging team, improvement to the poultry facilities, and the fines levied against students for leaving their lights burning and untended. Comments on the provision of nature study and manual training in public schools are also contained in this issue. Of interest is a student's interest in creating photographic lanternslides. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Seed control Observations in agriculture The open door in stock breeding Locals Editorial Athletics Obituary Personals College reporter Exchanges The Experimental Union Nature study and manual training in public schools Winter Fair programme advertising

This issue begins with an article on the preparations for the annual meeting of the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union planned for the new Massey Hall. Agricultural articles pertain to the experiments conducted at the new cold storage building, profitability in beef cattle production, the English market for woolen goods, and research on small fruits conducted at the Ontario Agricultural College in 1902. Campus news reports on the anticipation for a new school year with the robust enrollment of students and the Y. M. C. A.'s focus on the spiritual improvement of the students. The editorial comments on the utility of the Canadian Correspondence College. The athletics column provides updates on the seasonal sports on campus and in the city of Guelph. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Annual meeting of the Experimental Union The cold storage building Looking backward Y. M. C. A. notes Agricultural department Live stock department Horticultural department Editorial The Canadian Correspondence College Athletics Locals College reporter Personals advertising

This issue begins with commentary on Macaulay's essay on Milton. Agricultural articles pertain to forestry's effect on soil quality, some observations on Canadian agriculture, and fruit orchard articles are regarding climatic requirements and pruning techniques. The editorial comments on the inauguration of short courses in stock and grain judging for students who cannot afford the time of a regular college course. Campus news reports on the addition of domestic science lectures to the Dairy School and the granting of admission to a number of Guelph women. The athletics column contains news on the student hockey games. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Macaulay's essay on Milton Some general aspects on forestry Observations in agriculture The exposure of orchards Practical pointers on pruning fruit trees Editorial Short course in stock and grain judging College reporter Personals Locals Athletics Notes from the Dairy School Exchanges A day at Parry Sound That Old Oaken Bucket advertising

This issue begins the new school year with a welcome to the students. Agricultural articles pertain to the availability of nature studies in the public schools, the Canadian Exhibit at the Glasgow International Exhibition, site selection and location of fruit orchards, and developing soil fertility. The campus news reports on the athletic association, work on the new Massey Library, results of the livestock judging teams, and events of the Literary Society. Rev. McMillan provides a short story. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Nature study in our public schools Canada at the Glasgow International Exhibition Sage advice of a father The location of orchards Book review Soil fertility Editorial Athletic notes Locals Personals College reporter Exchanges A Night in the Woods advertising

This issue contains the winning valedictory essay on the English writers Addison, Macaulay, and Carlyle. Agricultural articles pertain to parasites in Ontario and protecting peach trees from "winter-kill". An alumnus writes of his experience of traveling across Canada. Campus news reports on the end of final examinations, the final athletic competitions, the sophomore's dinner party, and the At Home promenade for the Dairy Short course. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Ontario's parasites The sum of some trifles Winter protection for fruit trees Addison, Macaulay, and Carlyle as writers of English prose Editorial Athletics Locals College reporter The sophomore's dinner party Personals advertising

This issue begins with an article on the history of the travelling library system in Ontario. Agricultural articles pertain to poultry production in the eastern United States, barn construction, and the profitability of purebred livestock breeding. Horticultural articles address mutation in plant genetics, plant propagation, and research in cold storage. Campus news reports on the successful events of the Union Literary Society, the creation of a science club called the "Panton Club", and the success of the hockey team. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Travelling library system of Ontario Some poultry farms in the Eastern States Agricultural department Live stock department Horticultural department Editorial Personals College reporter Athletics Locals advertising

This issue begins with a short story composed by a student. The leading articles this month pertain to the forestry education offered at Cornell University and that a progressive farmer continues his education after school. Campus news reports on the alumni dinner, the increase in purebred livestock on campus, and the success of the hockey team. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. A Blighted Life Forestry at Cornell The farmer's library Editorial College reporter Locals Personals Athletics International students convention at Toronto A new stock book Notes from the Dairy School Exchanges advertising

This issue begins with a history of the O. A. C. biology department. Agricultural articles pertain to the experimental work in livestock feeds at Iowa State College, the competitions at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, suggestions regarding co-operation in stallion ownership for horse breeding, and selecting the seed for the most profitable spring sowing. Campus news reports on the preparations for examinations, the Literary Society events in public speaking and debating, and the hockey competition for the Marshall-Harris Cup. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Then and now Live stock topics Importance of seed selection An initiation task Editorial The providing of good stallions Athletics Locals College reporter Personals Woodstock O. A. C. debate advertising

This issue begins with an explanation of the word "utility" in the O. A. C. Review motto. Agricultural articles pertain the instruction of nature study in public schools, beneficial birds for agriculture, and barn construction. The horticultural articles contain information on the marketing, packaging, and climatic influences on tender fruits. There are also articles on plant propagation techniques. Campus news reports on the livestock feed research conducted on campus, the success of the short courses in livestock and grain judging, and a visit from a Scottish curling team. The Personals column contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. Our motto Nature study at the O. A. C. The farmer`s feathered friends Agricultural department Live stock department Horticultural department Editorial Personals College reporter Athletics Locals Obituary Some biological notes Grading up cereals advertising