The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-21
CONVENTIONS OF FARMERS
Programmes of the Industrial Gather
ings to Be Held Here Next Month.
Cane .Raisers, Swine. Breeders, Short Horn
Association. POultrymen. HOrsemen, Bee
keepers and Wool Growers.

The programmes OF the annual State in
dustrial conventions have been printed.
The State agricultural institutes are called
the higb-scbools of agricultural education.
The leading practical and successful men
in the State, as teachers, meet there to ex-
change views, report results on experiments
and give the public the benefit of their life
long experience with open doors and with
out price or password. The young pro-
gressive farmer can thus profit by such In
formation, avoid the expense and labor OF
experimenting with uncertainties and start
in the procession mp in the front ranks
with the enterprising agriculturists OF the
present day. The Central Traffic Associa-
tion has promised rates. Visitors. 1t is an
nounced. are welcome. In addition to these
conventions the State Library Association
will hold q convention during the holidays.
The Indiana Cnne-growers Association
will hold it's eleventh nnual meeting
Thursday and Frid ay, Jan. IL. 20. The pro-
gramme is as follows, beginning Thursday
afternoon: -
Presidents address. IT.
Appointment of committees. -
"Best Method or Marketing -
sSTpP gsper,encs oR MisS Gasnr rie lGs. r as !.
Fuel,".........Edwin Berry, Westdeld. Inc.
Erentng Session.
"Best Method OF Storing Cane..--.--
in the Yard" .-...Isaac Euyles, Phoenix, Ind.
"How Shall I Convert Bagasse into q Fertil-
izerl"........E. b. Nicholson. Clayton, Ind.
"Can I Run any other Business In Connec-
ton with the Manufacture OF Sor- -
ghumr........A. B. Cielland, Macy, Ind
Morning Session. .sd
Report Of committees. e
Election OF officers.
Question-box and unfinished business. ~
The Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse.
breeders Association willmeet on Tuesday,
Feb. 2, 1870 P. NJ. The programme will con.
sist Of m address by the president. reports
Of secretary and treasurer and the regular
order of business. -
The Indiana State Dairy Association will
follows:
Report OF secretary-treasurer. -
Reports of standing committees. -
Presidents address. al
Thursday, 2 P. N. "a
"The Care and Marketing of
"UHOn the setting Of x
Creamery Manage
Marion Steele. Greenfield.
''The Feeding and Manurial Value OF -
chemist Of Purdue experiment station.
Friday, Q A.. N. ui
"silage as a Food for Dairy ruu...
..T Cattle ssss;s Cara :; bs, =; Furness' Furnes''ille'
George Jackson. Mapleton.
"Dairying as o Successful 90 cupati0n
for Women'.--M Mrs. M. @. Alexander, Franklin
Friday, 2 r. II.
"How I Make and Sell Gilt-edge
"How Shall Public Tests Of Dairy Animals
be Madef" Prof. p. NJ. HARDWOOD Agri,
cultural College, Michigan.
Discussion win follow addresses. r
The Indiana Bee-keepers' Association
will meet Wednesday and Thursday. Jan.
Is and 10. The programme 10 as follows:
Presidents address.
History Of the HOney,bsee'c Ancient ts and = IND
chow to Rear the Best
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H. Micheals, German, o.
v hss Should o Ssf RRnowlton. New Brunswick. Ind.
CHOW to Manage.
what are the Honey Plants Of
"Fads and Fancies of Bee-keep-
ing":-..walter s. Ponder. indianapolis, Ind.
Probiem"....Jam Catterson, Clermont, Ind.
"The Art to Prevent s%warming in Order
Co Produce the Best Results; also the
Bee Escapss". Charles F. Muth. Cincinnati. o.
Producing Extracted Honey, Our Apt
aries. etc"..G. Il. kirkpatrick. Union City. Ind.
THE Relation of Bees to Horti.
culture" DIR: J. NJ. Hicks, indianapolis. Ind.
Beesf"..~.-~..Mr Henshaw. westfeld, Ind.
slow to Judge Bees aud
Honey".-------I. n. Barker. Thorntown. Ind.
The Indiana observation-disclosures Assoc
citation will meet Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jan. 10 and II, at 10 A. NJ. The following
papers will be read:
Proht~3:.W. = Mecord; Martinsviile. Ind
Into Mill .prOducin1 and Beef-pr0duc- ~
ing Classesf". Joshua strange, Aroana, Ind.
Purposes, Should Color be Consid- -
eredi"..-.....Fr Frank Taylor, indianapolis
Indiana short-horn Interest and How d
TO stimuli ate Its
6. Robbins. Horace, Ind.
CHOW TO Create a Greater Demand by
Farmers for Short Z,
horns".--.-..E. G. Thompson. Irvington, Ind.
will meet Thursday and Friday. Jan. IL
and Is. at 1:30 p. NJ. The following papers
will be presented: =
Presidents address. -
obstacles to Be Overcome By Begin.
sis 1t Best to Breed Ram to Eve
Iamls!" Il. Heiser, Warsaw, Ind.
"The Clover Crop in Its Relation to the Farm
bandry". Hon. Hiram Rowland. indianapolis.
"Rootand Rape Culture for
Marion Williams, Muncie, Ind.
"The Signs of the Times and whittier is the
Sheep Interests Tend
fnQi".----------C. A. Phelps, New Castle, Ind.
"How Can interest Be Aroused and Maintained
In Sheep Industry In In
diana!"- Samuel e. Rousch, Warren, Ind.
"What Constitutes An Expert Fl
Judgef"-..--.J. X. TomliDson, Falkland, Ind.
ais the shepherd or Collie Dog of any Service TO
sheep Husbandryf" Cal. Darneli, indianapolis.
At the meeting of the Indiana Poultry
Association. on Tuesday. Jan. IL, at Z p. NJ,
the programme 10 as follows:
Reports OF officers.
Address by the president, b. K. Hill. =
Address. George Seeger, Jr.
Unfinished business.
New business.
Election OF officers.
General discussion
This association will hold IT'S annual ex-
hiDition of poultry, dogs. pigeons. pet stock
and birds at Tomlinson Hall. Jan. IL to Is,
inclusive.
The Swine-breeders Association will be IN
session Wednesday and Thursday, Jan. IL
and II. The papers prepared are:
"what is the Most Profitable Size Hogs
for the Farmer to Raise for
Marketl" W. Wilson, Kokomo, Ind.
"The Care Of Young
Pigs" John Harcourt, New Augusta, Ind.
Care and Management Of
j. Seagrave, Center, Ind.
"What Are the Benefits to Breeders from
These Meetlngs!'. WA. Bell, indianapolis, Ind.
'Is 1t Best TO Wean Pigs, or Permit the Sow
To-" Riley. ThOrntOvn. Ind