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Initiating this issue is a guest article regarding the author's experience of traveling to the Klondike, just after the gold rush. The featured articles for this issue are about agricultural forestry. Agricultural articles pertain to the sugar beet industry in Canada, the National Stockmen's Convention, the distribution of seed by the Experimental Union, and practical economics. The horticultural column concludes its series on the peach industry and then provides instructions on the construction of cold storage rooms. The editorial encourages financial support for the college societies. While campus news reports the biographies of outstanding members of the student body. The Macdonald Institute column contains a photograph of a demonstration cooking class. The "Our Old Boys Page" contains alumni news. While the Locals column provides campus humour. The Yukon as I saw it Concerning forestry and education History of sugar beet industry in Canada Practical economics Agricultural department Experimental department Horticultural department Editorial Our Old Boys page Book review and exchange column College reporter Macdonald notes Athletics Locals advertising

The first issue of the year contains articles on winter injury to fruit trees, reflection on the custom of hazing, a review of experimental work conducted at the O. A. C., and temperament in horses. Poultry articles pertain to the selection of breeding stock and the profitability of egg production. Thomas Hughes authored one of the two short stories printed in this issue. The editorial provides an overview of the five college societies on campus: the Athletics Society, the Literary Society, the Y. M. C. A., the Philharmonic Society, and the Students' Publishing Association. Campus news outlines the sophomore banquet, changes in the faculty, and the football season. The Macdonald column features an article on the comportment of the Macdonald Institute women in society. Alumni news is located in the Alumni column and highlights an alumnus' letter from Australia. Winter injury to fruit trees First Poem of Aline Davis Hazing For the noonday forum Experimental work at the O. A. C. The query editor Softness in horses Tom Brown's fight with Slogger Williams Selection of breeding stock in poultry Go after the business A few essentials of successful egg production Editorials Cheer Up: You Have a Chance Alumni Across Alberta's Plains College Life Athletics Macdonald Much ado about nothing Locals advertising

The new student is introduced to the school with articles on how to utilize the Massey library, the benefits of the O. A. C. Students' Co-operative Association, and the value of the freshman initiation's flag fight. Other students provides a couple of short stories and an article on scientific agriculture. Agricultural articles pertain to the rotation of farm crops, information available from the bureau of fertilizer manufacturers, and the need for leadership for fruit growers in Eastern Canada. There is also a tribute to the late William Hunt. The serialized wartime story titled "Apres la Guerre" is continued in this issue. Campus news reports on the various social activities for the new student. The Macdonald Institute column welcomes the new students and features the Y. W. C. A. reception, and the women's field day activities. The Alumni column contains alumni and alumnae updates. Massey library: how to use it Mystery Rotation of far crops Wanted - a leader What our "Co-op" is Birds of Passage Knowing and doing The Initiation Preaching the gospel of scientific agriculture Shanty stories William Hunt: an appreciation "Apres la Guerre" Farm power Editorial Alumni Macdonald College life Athletics advertising

This midwinter issue's articles pertain to the Canadian farmer and tariffs, the new ditching machines for digging trenches, the present state of dairy instruction in Ontario, and an alumnus' account of traveling through the Rockies and B. C. during winter. Agricultural articles address whether automobiles will replace harness horses, a report on the Short Courses in livestock and seed grain judging, and the experimental use of herbicides. Campus news pertain to the winter extracurricular activities of the Literary Society debates and mock parliament, the St. Valentine's At Home social, and winter athletic events. The Macdonald Institute column has articles regarding the perils of winter mail delivery to P. E. I., a bachelor's version of domestic science in rural Alberta, and campus activities of winter socials and society meetings. Alumni news is available in the Our Old Boys column. The farmer and the combines Life Ditching machines Dairy instruction in the Province of Ontario My Canada Canada's mountain region and the coast country in winter Agriculture Harness horses and motor cars The Short Courses in live stock judging Experimental Spraying to kill weeds Editorial College Life Mock parliaments Inspiration Athletics Aquatic events Our Old Boys Macdonald Winter mail service in Prince Edward Island Domestic Science in rural Alberta Among Ourselves At the Window Much ado about nothing Locals advertising