The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-09
DAIRYMEN's ASSO
CITATION


ANNUAL MEETING AT WHITEWATER, WIS,
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, Jan.
1928, 1878
PROGRAMME.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Presidents Address; Address by Hon. w.
r. Taylor, President of Wisconsin State Ag-
ricultural Society
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Secretary's Report; Discussion of follow.
ing topics:
DGirymsn in tie Northwest. Have we the
Requisite Climate and Soil for Successful
Dairying?
The Dairy Farm. Arrangements, Build
ings, Crops. Should it be Exclusively De-
voted 10 Dairy Products?
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Election of Officers. ....
The Dairy Con-. Breeds, Feeding and
General Management, with an Address by
Prot. Manly Miles, OF Michigan Agricultural
College,
MiE. Milking and Care OF Milk before
Leaving the Farm
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Chemistry Of Feeding and Care Of Cattle.
Address OF Prot. " w. DAME is, Professor
OF Agriculture and Analytical Chemistry in
University of Wisconsin.
Address by Prof j. B. Parkinson, of Uni
versity OF Wisconsin.
$3.50 THURSDAY MORNING.
Butter Methods OF Manufacture, Incud.
ing Care OF Milk, Churning, Sailing, and
Packing.
CHEESE. Methods OF Manufacture, especial
ly as to Management of Tainted Milk, and
Best Size tor and Modes of Curing Cheese.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Marketing Dairy Products. Time, Place,
ana, 1nh reports from Dairy Boards OF
Trade in Illinois and Wisconsin, and papers
from easrerr and western dealers.
The discussions for Wednesday are Of sub
jects in which the Dairy Farmer is especially
interested; those for Thursday relate to the
manufacture and sale OF dairy products.
The discussions are expected to be familiar
and practical, each being opened by papers
or remarks by one or more gentlem' g.
ected for the purpose, and then thrown
open for tree discussion, and it Is hoped that
dairymen generally will come prepared 10
take part. On the marketing of Dairy
Products it is expected to hear full reports
from the Dairy Boards Of Trade at Egln,
H., and Kouosha and WATERFOWL, Wis,
u;SH Frnv Haa In Nav
ton, Chicago, and 81. Louis.
Am )ng those from whom addresses or pa
pers are expected are Hon. y A Willard
and Gardner B Wlcks, of New York; Hon.
J. P. Reynolds and DR. r r. Stone, OF Him.
oils; n. Edred OF Iowa; Chester Hazen,
President, and w. d Hoard, Secretary Of
the Wisconsin Darymen's Association.
PREMIUMS The Association offers two
premiums for Cheese and Butter made under
regulations hitherto published.
Porter Bi&nchards Sous Concord, N. Fl :,
offered one of the Blanchard Churns for
Best 90 pounds of Butter shown at the Con
vention, with write statement of the meth
cd OF manufacture.
Cornish g. Curtis, Fort Atkinson, Wis,
offer one of Whlpple'o Rectangular Churns,
manufactured by them, tor the best exhibit
tton of Skill in Butter Making as shown by
Butter Exhibited, the conditions under
which it was manufactured, stated in writ
ing, to be considered In making the award
The premiums will be awarded by com
mlttee appointed by the Association. An
An exhibition of Cheese, Butter, Dairy APP
paratus, etc., is invited from any party.
RAILROAD FARE --On The Prairie du Chen
and La Crosse Divisions Of the Milwaukee &
81. Pau Railway, Excursion Tickets will be
sold TO Whitewater or nearest Junction, on
Jan Is, at 90 per cent OF full fare. Round
trip tickets must be purchased at time OF
starting aaia3q
On the Wisconsin Division of the Chicago
& Northwestern Railroad, Return tickets
will be sold from Milton Junction, to any
station on that Division in Wisconsin, to
those presenting certificate of attendance at
the Meeting. These tickets will be good
only on Jan. 1874. 49,
The Annual Membership Fee is $780,
which entities to copies OF the Annual Re-
port. p.oa,ao.,4
C, E. MORROW. Madison. Wis, Secretary.