The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-06-06
STATE FARMERS INSTITUTE,
o. G. Gregg, Superintendent.

.. 6. Gregg, superintendent
VIII open on Monday evening June eth.
isSs At Worthtngton: ~ O'clock: when , an on,
&; L; Smith IAN old veternn) on the Battle Of
CLickamauga."
FIRST DAY. JUNE =.
MORNING SESSION AT 10 A. NJ. SHARP.
Opening remarks by superintendent O. C..
Gregg, liz5 sixth street, Southeast Minneapo
lis, Minnesota.
Different types of horses, and their special
Dr. }: C. Curryer. 'l.inIen Farm" Lake Crys.
'al: B'us Earth county, Minnesota: 1885, -
Cre:m: when TO- skim, how to keep, and
Minnesota. secretary Of the State Dairy As~o-
citation. aud premium butter maker of Minnie
sUia.
Horse shoeing as it is and As 1t should be, by
DR.. William li:ksOn, (Ve,erinarian) Litch6old,
Meeker county. Minnesota.
Horse education VS., breaking: illustrated by
large outline pictures by DR.. }. G. Curryer.
Those wishing Inc milk OF amy one or more Of
their cows tested. to know their butter quail
ties can bring p;n5 or quart Of each cows
not later than o'clock Il. H., OF the second
d:y. The Acting Assistant State Dairy. Com
missioner will test IL ami report tile value OF
the cows a. butter makers in proportion to
quan'iy. As many as lO0 samples can be
tested.
At o'clock p, IN. Dr.. Curryer will make a
Practical application Of his Sy.tOm OF educa-
ZION OH AL uIiOrOken colt.
AFTERNOON SESSION At O'CLOCK SHARP
The ty.i:ul dairy cow, by Supt. 0. C. Gregg.
l.amenes: IN horses; how to locate and treat
1t, by Dr. dickson.
Advantages Of tree culture. by c. H. Smith.
Secretary Of the State Forestry Association.
The silo aud cn>ilage, by r. ID. Holmes.
EVENING SESSION.
Agriculture in the East Indias, or How the
''Co"lie' raises wheat and completes with
America. An Instructive. entertaining and
anu. Ing lecture by Dr. VIM. Dlckson' who
spent twenty years i'll that far-off country.
SECOND DAY, JUNE gu
SPECIAL MORNING sEssION-rEON UNTIL 10
O'CLOCK-CIAss WORK.
l.: Dairy sires; suPt. Q: G; Gregg; 2: Hor-
Dr.; Mm Dickson T. Butter making, +; D..
Eyer.
TEN O'CLOCK.
Horse education vs. breaking, continued. H.
!ustra!ed by large outline pictures. b. DIR. j.
How 70 know beef from dairy cattle. BY Sup
erintendent Gregg.
Stable hygiene, and treatment of young stock
The farmers garden, and how to Aeep bugs
from vines by Z. l.. Smith.
It one O'Clock Supt O. C. Gregg will make !.
public exam nation of cows, (any being pro
Nideti,) pointing out on the living animal The ill
Gicatiuns offered by form.
AFTERNoCN SESSION, 2 P: NJ. SHARP
Dehorning cattle, by Dr. Dickson
Strawberries Kinds and qualities, how to
an an grow successfully, BY Z. l.. Smith.
rvialU culture.
How totleat kicking horses, by DR.. Curryer.
Report OF the analysis of the milk-teSt, show
lug the per cent. Of butter-fat Of each sample
b. ought. by A -sis.aht Dairy Commissioner.
Opening Of question box, aid answering OF
questions.
NuTE-Th:s order of exercises may lie
Changed ii occasion demand. The aim, how
ever. will be to f0loW program wilel ever
pr;ac tcabe. The first hour o. an institute is
as valuable as any other, therefore make all eff
Tort 20 be Oh halld ut IL IL III. sharp on the first
day.
LELTIONS.
Music contributed by the SOur:esy OF local
talent is always leading feature in the SUCCESS
.! all Institute.