Newspaper clipping - "Dedicate Avenue of Elms at Agricultural College"
A newspaper clipping relating to the dedication of the avenue of elms on the Manitoba Agricultural College Fort Garry campus. Part one of two., Luna Collection ID - 109::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 443587, Luna Image ID - 153739
Newspaper clipping - "Fair Farmerettes Make Their Own Dresses."
A newspaper clipping about home economics students at the Manitoba Agricultural College making their own graduation dresses., Luna Collection ID - 109::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 443603, Luna Image ID - 153741
Note on cardboard
A note written in pencil on cardboard. It reads "I was not aware that your position included that of custodian for all the debris that accumulates in the desks of members and staff of the parent university. Little wonder you stick as 'pro tem' whatever that means. There was a time when you had an 'urge' to stick to English and not veer to veiled and obscure terms." This item and item UM_pc017_A88-047_007_0171_007_0001 appear to be pieces of the same piece of cardboard., Luna Collection ID - 109::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 439164, Luna Image ID - 153682
Piece of cardboard with names and note written on it
A piece of cardboard that has people's names written on it in pencil: "Reading from left to right -- D. A. Brown, J. J. Neilson, Geo Brown, Roy [illegible], Henderson, Roy Hoper, R. J. Burns, 'Dad' [illegible], H. W. Mitchell, Frank Belway, Alex Sinclair and the instructor I believe is Assistant Prof. Thompson". In a different hand, also in pencil, is written the following: "No technicians please. all chemists of proved ability -- at least all got 50 in this ordeal. (over)". Nothing is written on the back of this item, though the handwriting is the same as that on item UM_pc017_A88-047_007_0171_003_0001, and the pieces of cardboard fit together., Luna Collection ID - 109::UMANITOBALCM::NA, Luna Object ID - 439236, Luna Image ID - 153684