Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 ? [The" I < r i i i * ? Location and 1 The College is located In Occ the Blue Ridge Mountains, on Calhoun and later of his son-l The College is over 800 feet ab climate is healthful and lnvig I dissipate or to spend money f X minimum. ^ The students are under milit effort is made to train up yoi credit on the College and on t Religious I The College contributes to t I ministers, who conduct divine work among the cadets in bai jshing Sunday School and T. Secretary, who lives in the ba C. A. building will be complet* 13 ivetfuir erri Admis No student will be admitta years old at the time of cntrai - r An honorable discharge fro: I lege attended is required. 1 No student will be admltte > healthy and free from conta tuberculosis.. Applicants for the Freshmar nations, either in their counti* College in September, unless scribed certificate, furnished t A preparatory department is the College. Finant Clemson College is found* people. Back in the 'SO's, t trial Education promised ths commercial fertilizers sold ii - organize an efficient system < \ farmers from imposition in \ | but with what remained, aftei I build and operate a College, tax has averaged S 122,997.1 approximate $150,000.00. Th appropriation for Clemson C< In addition to the fertilize] Treasury $25,000 annually, a Interest on the Clemson B? South Carolina Experiment from the U. S. Department College work. ^ n^T^iSM 9B CHEMK * Clemson'i \y ^ Out of the fertilizer tax o\ of public agricultural servlc the fertilizer Inspection at mologlcal inspection, cattl< branch experiment stations, extension and demonstration 35,000 letters annually giving half a million bulletins and cl . TEXT f For Catalo ) 1 1,044 AUAI<S Uf li V EVERY COUN MENTS OF IN 3AL l>A BORA IVKIKS. s Public Servic rer $100,000 annually represe I e. This public work lnclud id analysis, but veterinary ? tick and hog cholera scholarships, co-operative work. etc. The College office specific Information, and sec rculars. ILE jDEPARTMENT. gue, Etc., Wri i ' > . Wi : .... ; .T 'no longer maintained at ml Support sd on a covenant with the he advocates of Agricultural ,t If given the tax of 25c. pe: 1 the State, the Trustees wo of Inspection and analysis to the purchase of their main r paying the cost of this prote During the history of the Co .7. For the present fiscal a Legislature of South Carol! allege. tax, the College receives frt jad an equal amount from t ?quest and the Landscript 1 Station Is supported entire of Agriculture, and has no Clen v South Ca AND VALUE OP TY IN SOUTH CAI STRUCTION. NETS 1 : NEXT S \ I Environment >nee County at the foot of the homestead of John C. in-law. Thos. G. Clemson. ove the sea level, and the ;oratlng. Temptations to oolishly are reduced to a ory government and every ang men who will reflect he State. nfluences he salary of four resident services and do pastoral rracks. There Is a flourM. C. A. with a salaried Tracks. A $75,000 Y. M. id January, 1916. tents of sion d who is not at least 16 ice. m the last school or cold who Is not reasonably gious diseases, including i Class must stand examljs on July 9th, er at the they can fill out a preiv th? Poll Are. nson A \ I rolina's School PLANT $1,300,000. OVER 10 IOLINA REPRESENTED. T r AND MODERN BUILDING ESSION OPENS ] PRESERVE Th f $ < - Ik AI Value of agricultural 1 and Induar ton on the uid not only A young man ca i protect the technical education. "V commodity, jf he has to borrow tl action, would . , liege the tag increased earning cap year it will graduations will he si na ma^es no business policy to wait education with an ear >m the U. S. uition,'sales, that of an educated m funds, j The labor represents a dire< iy by Junds ambition whose paren part lil the should get some friend preparation that will : fuller life. There is n men of large ability, e I there is a surplus of tl A College educatit 1 more a necessity of the I or nothing else to start the outset a capital of the energy, character i capital increases with e There never was i expert knowledge wa3 individual success, anc ; trained wait the pot ^ poverty. nta the cost Clemson (Jollege I lea not only, ^ ? and onto-' South Carolina the ben eradication,' tion. The way is provi experiments, j capacity for knowledge rs write over lower than at id out nearly obtain an education tl "?l-t MnnAnfinn oJflMnc' | VAVMIVAAW I SThe cost for ar courses or the Twosession. This amo heat, light, water, 1 Tuition is $40.00 a< f The cost of th< |117.95. This amo f The cost of the Tanners, and the (!otton Grading is $ 1 :>ard, room, light a] Do not delay ii n ay be crowded out te at Once to 'W. (PRESERVE Tins PAGE FOR F ural Cc and Agriculture i ASSISTANTS. NUMBER 0 FIVE SHORT COURSES. TW] 'ION. UiU lo niiiaig iv jjaj ivi luwii. be one horsepower variety, )n is no longer a luxury of the rich, bu poor boy whose parents can give him littl on. In earning capacity, it represents a from $15,000 to $30,000, depending upoi md personality of the possessor, and th ivery year of its efficient use. i time in the history of the world whei so much in demand, so indispensable t< I so highly compensated. For the UI1 jitions of low wages, long hours ant jrings within the reach of every boy ii efits and possibilities of a technical educa ided whereby, if he have the ambition an( , he need not continue in ignorance. Here any similar institution, can a young mai lat will prepare him for self-sustaining hip. COST ly of the thirteen regular four-yea] Year Textile Course is $141.90- pe] unt covers uniforms, board, room aundry and all fees except tuition dditional to those who are able tc e One-Year Agricultural Course is unt covers the same items as are i Four-Weeks' Summer Course foi Four-Weeks' Summer Course in 1 rr nr\ mi,; i. 11 ? lLI.IAJ. ?IiIS ctLLlU ULLL CU V CI O U11 ICCS. id water. No uniforms are required. 1 making application to enter; you > /l. RIGGS, Pres IEFEREN CE?NO OTHER NOTICE WILL A1 V fct 4 rim r Lgricult of Engineering 10 TEACHERS, OFFICERS ANE HIRTEEN DEGREE COURSES. S, EQUIPMENT AND SANITA1 VEDNESDAY, SEPrj IIS SHEET FOR REFERENCE WWsi&m >MINISTRATlON BUILDING. a Technical College Education n make no better investment than in riewed merely as a matter of business, eve le money at interest, he will find that hi acity, perhaps even the first year afte ifficient to repay the loan. It is a poo to earn the money necessary to pay for a ning capacity only one-half or one-thir an. Every year of untrained, uneducatei :t financial loss. Every boy of ability an< ts are unable to pay for his educatio: to indorse his note at the bank and begi] make for greater earning capacity and i o time to lose. The world is looking fo Am A ll?AO/1l rEMBER 8, 1915 ^ S cholarsh^ cultural Course Each scholarship tuition. lllis Scholarship am I are held at the c ^ a. m., July 9. W ^ regayd to the s Wgmk county nex^sess^ h|?1 ing their award. HHHbH to try for one of Those who are scholarships are Hnm nations on July i they come to Col will be given for i at the county sea " 4 T fl i-".;'Iv. Mi ^ AGRICUL/TRA! n Summer Short C : In A r August 9th?Septe: Y Courses in Dairying, Anin ture, Field Crops and Cotton t For Farmers, Teachers, Cc one interested in Agricultui t ministers in rural community Send for booklet giving ful 0 ?- - IfiillffifWrl BBtiTii I WH^jajgk^". T- t^lrgf DAIRY BUII " ENGINEERING DE ident, Clemson Cc PEAR.) I ? >llege F STUDENTS, 819. SNTY-SIX DEPART ips and Examiations naintains 168 four-year le Agricultural and Tex51 in the One-Year AgriOctober 1 to June 1.) is worth $100 and free d entrance examinations ounty court houses at 9 rite for full information cholarships open to your on, and the laws govern It is worth your while these scholarships. not seeking to enter on advised to stand exami), rather than wait until lege in the fall. Credit my examinations passed t. ?p^ L HALL. bourses y griculture mber 4,1915. lal Industry, HorticulGrading. >rn Club Boys and any ke. Special course for JS. 1 details of the courses. "I ^Eyi^BBiS^Hff im^BSfll JBBmfS iDINO. PAKTMKNT >llege, S. C.