Graduates Face Broad Job Prospects In 1940s Market
The University reports strong hiring, with over 200 firms interviewing chemistry graduates and journalism receiving about one job request daily. Engineering shows a 10 percent rise from 582 interviews, agriculture has two jobs per graduate, and education reports record teacher vacancies. A Brahman is defined as a Hindu of the sacred class.
Farm Adviser's Column on summer feeding and labor cuts
Floyd Smith discusses plans for feeding steer calves on legume pasture, April as the start for full feed, and ground ear n corn to prevent bloat. He cites a University of Illinois test showing legume pastures save about 36 pounds of feed per 100 pounds gain, plus labor-saving ideas for dairies and pig pastures.
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