The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-20
PROGRAMME

Of the sixteenth annual meeting of the
Northwestern Dairymen's Association, to
be held at Geneva Lake, Wis, Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, Febru.
airy 18th, 18th, 18th and 18th, 1882:
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IA, 1882.
Song-Geneva Lake Male Quartette.
ltAddress of Welcome, John w. Boyd, ESQ.,,
Geneva Lake, Wis.
Response by R. P. McGlincy, Elgin, ILL.,,
Secretary N. W. d. A.
Annual Address by the President, W. D.
Hoard, Fort Atkinson, Wis.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is.
Appointment of Committees.
Advantages of the Cream Gathering Sys-
tem-C. c. Buell., Rock Falls, ILL.,, I. H.
Wanzer, Elgin. Ill.
A Trip Among European Dairies-E. H.
Libby, editor Farmers Repie,o, Chicago.
Afternoon.
The Mistakes of Northwestern Farmers in
Preparing Winter Feed for their Stocks.
Favill, ex-President N. W. D. A., Delavan,
Wis.
Ensilage and Silos-E. j. Oatman, Dundee,
Ill.
Evening.
Address by Hon. j. E. Burton, Geneva
Lake, Wis
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16.
Meeting of the Northwestern Dairymen' 8
Protective Association to consider the Claims
of j. A. Hubbell & Co., for royalty on cheese
hoops, filters and bandagers.
The Value Of Cooperative Effort among
Dairymen-Hon. Hiram Smith, President
| N. W. d. A., Sheboygan Falls, Wis.
How to make the most out of Milk-I.
Boies, Genoa, Ill.
Report of Committees and Election Of
Officers.
Afternoon.
The Importance and the Necessity of I'm
proving our Dairy Products, especially
Cheese, and the way this may be accomplish.
ed-Hon. Geo. P. Lord, Elgin, Ill.
| The Dairy Interest Of Iowa-Col. R. M.
Littler, Davenport, Iowa.
Feeding Stock for Market-Walter Allen,
Geneva Lake, Wis.
Evening.
| Grand Banquet, Musical Festival and So
cial, at Opera House.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II.
Miscellaneous Business.
W. D. HOARD, President,
Fort Atkinson, Wis.
R. P MeGLfNGY, Secretary,
Elgin, Ill.
LET US ALL BE THERE.
A cordial invitation is extended TO al
| n ia hntf nd ri mi N 4
facturers of dairy implements, and al
others who are interested in this industry
to meet with US and ali in making the meet
ing profitable.
Ample time will be given for discussion o
all topics, and q question drawer will b
opened for such questions as do not appeal
J on the programme.
Let the members, and all others who ar
interested, aim to make this the most practi
cable and enjoyable session ever held by th
association, and In order to do this eac
must feel personal interest in the success c
the meeting. Dairymen, this is your conven
, ton, and its ultimate success depends large
ly upon the individual effort you may pu
!, forth. Come, then, aad urge your friend
and neighbors to attend.
OeneVo LIKE WIS.,, where the aSSOclAtlo
. meets, is located on Geneva Lake, one of th
most beautiful sheets of water in the STATE
9 It's people are hospitable and extend heart
! invitation to all to attend the meeting. The
have taken unusual interest in the associs
/ ton and will do all in their power to max
! the sessions pleasant and profitable.
3 A room win be provided, free of cost,
, which manufacturers Of dairy implement
. can exhibit their wares, and while no pr
NUNS are offered for these or other articles,
4 is hoped a fine display will be made, an
I those desiring to exhibit butter or chees
will be furnished s room for that purpos,
e and committee will be appointed to pas
Il upon the merits of each.
i Geneva Lake is reached by the Chicago
D Northwestern Railroad, and via Elgin an
: Crystal Lake from the Air Line Division
f Chicago, and via Crystal Lake from poin
4 in Wisconsin, and by the Chicago, Milwal
kee 4 St. Paul Railroad at Springfield, Wi
consin, four miles from Geneva Lake, ar
y thence by buses.
L The Chicago & Northwestern Railway c
J will sell return tickets to delegates attendil