University of California Davis - El Rodeo Yearbook (Davis, CA)

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x C. H. KINSLEY, EDITOR H. TEMPLE A. E. REYNOLDS Resigned Editor Business Manager The Agricela OR SEVEN YEARS the University Farm Agricola has been the official weekly publication of the Student Body of the University Farm. Throughout the term it appeared on each Wednesday as a four-page, six-column newspaper. The Agricola is a live, Wide-awake paper, containing all the latest agricultural news of interest to students and the outside public besides, and of course features the various school activities of the week. The circulation now numbers one thousand copies per week, with numerous special editions Which are published for the College of Agriculture. at which times as many as 2800 copies have been printed for distribution t0.pr0spective Farm School students and others. Every High School and College in the State is on our mailing list. In uniting the student body and promoting a closer bond of friend- ship between the Farm School men and the University students, the Agricola has succeeded wonderfully. It is also a very important means of keeping the alumni in close touch With the activities of the Farm, besides being an excellent means of advertisement for the University Farm. dam

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t i. ff . wuss; v p...- Alumni Notes By L. B. Rowland, President Alumni Association Dudley Heron, 16, is with the National City Bank sellinghonds in the Sacramento Valley. Dud is. the pi'pud possessor of a. baby girl. Jimmy Brenton, ,16, is holding down one of the Associated Oil Co. stations in Sacramento. Harry Hennings, 18, has not been able to pull away from tiMy City Oaklandii, and is employed there by the Standard Oil Co. Jack Roberts, 16, is selling life insurance for the California State Life. 5'5 224.191: Carl Propfe, 18, has an active interest with the Rowland--Roberts CO. in Sacramento, handling the De Laval line, $5 3': 9? 3? Babe Slater, 17, is handling a bunch of sheep 0n the Conaway Ranch, near Woodland. ' $2: $1 $4.: Hira Hall, 16, is the proprietor of a music store in Marysville. He recently joined the ranks of the benedicts. Harold Jones, 18, is at present working for the Associated Oil Co. in Sacramento, but expects to go farming again. Johnnie Dugan, 16, has resigned his job at the Palo Alto Stock Farm, and is now employed at the Doyle 8; Davey Dairy, Dixon. at: k 1'::X: John Molter, 18, is foreman of the Doyle 8L Davey plant at Dixon, and is ably assisted by Joe Genshla, 17. Lou Rowland, 18, is With the Rowland-Roberts Co. in Sacramento, and is handling the creamery lines. He is also traveling in double harness. Bill Duffy, ,15, is back at the job in the Sutter Basin, in charge of the vegetable work. Jimmie Leathers, ,15, is now working his own place in the Holland Land C0. DI'OJeCt at Clarksburg, and is also selling insurance. Bill Glass, 17, is Assistant Butter-Maker with the Milk Producers Association in Sacramento. :k :X: Charley Smith is selling bonds With a San Francisco house. He was in the 18 Class. F. E. McConnell, '20, is With the Farmers 8c Mechahics Bank in Sac- ramento, and is now a teller. 12S