The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-01-11
WISCONSIN DAIRYMEN.

Seventh Annual Meeting OF tne Oen
vention--The Programme OF EAef-
cises and Prizes Offered.
Following is the programme OF tne
seventh annual meeting of the Wlscon1,
sin Dairymen's Association, to be helu
at Kenosha, Wis, January 22d ana zou'
1879:
Wednesday-12 o'clock M.-Organiza'lon
of convention.
Afternoon-2 p. NJ. Address of welcome,
by DR.. A. Farr of Kenosha. Response, by
Hon. Hiram Smith, of Sheboygan Z aus
2:45 P. NJ. Opening address, by me les
dent, ii. f. Dousman. 80 Z. M % % LII Tn.
ment of committees. $3.50 p. M. Inc IL
fuence of the Dairy Business upon the
| farm and the Farmer" |. j. ClaPp' Keno LEI
sha. Stephen Faville, Lake Mills. 4 :ou r.
NJ. "Dairvipg in hard times and It's aaVan-
tages," Hiram Smith, Sheboygan rams
President Northwestern Dalrymeh ASSN
citation, w c. Wescott, Monroe. ~
"Wednesday evening" P. NJ. AC1res 81
| Prof. l.. B. Arnold, Rochester, n. !: SUI
| iect-The Philosophy of Cheese making.
Thursday morning-9A. NJ. Genera as S
cussion upon Cheese Making. ID. ".
| Cheever, Clinton Junction, +. Devarau1'
Evansville. 10 A. NJ. "Sub Earth Nenllla,
| ton as applied to Butter Making anu
/ Cheese Caring" Prof. j. IL. Wilkinson,
] H..
Treasurers Report. 11:l5 A. NJ; ma.
aiIs the Butter" A general discussion
upon feed, care, and breeds of COWS, setting
| the milk and proper surrounding condl-
tons. f. c. Curtis, Rocky Kun, I. h.
Beach, Whitewater, S. r. Houston, kenosha:
Thursday afternoon-2 p. NJ. Report OF
committees and the election of officers:
! Pas P. NJ. "The Intern tional Dairy Fair,
Reports of Visitors. Chester Hazen Lado-
ga, w. d. Hoard, Fort Atkinson, Hiram
Smith, Sheboygan Falls, Stephen Faville,
! Lake Mills, $50 P. NJ. DAIRY Cows and
How to Breed Them" Rev. Geo. +. Wrenn,
| Inland Park, H., Gen. Geo. f Bryant,
! Secretary State Agricultural Society, Mad
| isop, Wis, W. c. White, Kenosha. 4:15 P.
/ NJ. GAS competitors IN the Dairy Trade,
| Wisconsin farmers cannot afford to neglect
attending the Annual Meeting, becoming
members and thus learning what they can
of Improved Methods and Apparatus" j.
A. Smith, Sheboygan, Judge Geo. Weedep,
! Sheboygan, w. H. Morrison, Secretary
WaIworth County Agricultural Society,
Little Prairie. 5:15 P. NJ. "The History OF
the Dairy Interest in Wisconsin," w. D..
Hoard, Editor etferson County Union, Fort
| Atkinson.
Messrs. H. K. Il F. B. Thurber, New
York city, have generously donated to
| the Wisconsin Dairyman's Association,
through w. d. Hoard, an English Ched-
der cheese, which won the first prize at
the last great English cheese show, and
Stilton cheese, both of which will
be on exhibition and distributed to
members of the convention.
The association extends cordial invi-
tation to every one, both male and fe-
male, who have an interest IN the dairy
/ business and desire to present their side
/ OE he, +n Oh no
to be read at the convention.
! Evening Dairy banquet and So
! ciable at the Grant House.
The following prizes are offered to ex-
hibitOrs Of butter and sheese at the con-
vention:
George S. Hart & Howell, Produce Com
mission Merchants, IS Pearl street, New
| York, offer q prize silver cup, valued at
| 800, to the manufacturer of the finest
quality of full cream made cheese. Com
! petition for same to include all makers OF
| factory cheese complying with the rules Of
the Association. Prize to be etained by the
winner for one year, then to be returned to
the Association for renewed competition.
The maker who is awarded the cup on three
successive seasons, to retain the same
permanently The prize cup is of ster-
ling silver, satin finish, with g Id border
and lining. Upon one side of it is engraved
the figure of COW, and upon the reverse
side an appropriate inscription. The cup
is also enclosed in an elegant satin lined
case. The cup was won last year by A. II.
! Wheaton of Aurcraville, Wis.
For the best cheese made at any time, q
silver medal by the association.
For the best two cheese made in separate
months, gold medal by the association.
For the best and neatest plate of butter in
pound or half pound prints a silver medal
! by the association.
! For the best two tubs of butter made at
any time, gold medal by the association.
No article viii be allowed to compete for
more than one prize.
Inventors and dealers in dairy utensils,
are invited to bring goods for exhibition,
and a committee viii be appointed to
examine and report upon the same.
The citizens of Kenosha with character
lstic liberality will enter ,ain all mem
bers OF the convention, free.
All persons whose names appear in the
| above programme, are earnestly request
ed to prepare papers or deliver an ad-
dress upon the subjects to which they
are assigned.
II. F. DoUsMAN, President,
Waterville.