Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-12-23

held in Butler county,
The State Board Agriculture Of Missouri assisting
farmers in noble and that will bear much fruit Meetings
being held throughout the commonwealth discuss the knoy
question that confron ter of the soil Intelligent and
Waters, of Canton, No, B. Chandler of Pennington
and Dr. D. Deal Of Charleston met the farmers of Southern
Al the opening session NJ day, j. W. Roberts
elected president Of the and Hoag of Poplar Bluff
secretary eta ~ onon+nu % ~, w. yv..o.
the How To Think" He application
Mr.. Chandler followed We should systematic our work
the ro o We tb nsS J 30 now ea we
laws of propagation without thoughtf
NJ Res of potato culture Said Michigan for
cost of the seed about 81 bushe Poorly cultivated SOIL
good seed be used viii sometime bring good results bat without
vated how favorable the season or wei prepared the seed bed
acre than off 20ace wheat field It's safe crop
explained one chart CIV
ing the relative manura value of the seed and
era products the farm vegetables fruit animals augh
enthusiasm the gentleman who held the pointer
Mr. Waters took up 'the SOIL" topic
There important before American peo
pie today than the soil You cannot check continuously from
after year without giving compensation to the soil The qges
what the ghtes draft the soil compared the
ton All these things must be taken into eopsidea1on W.
only way and that by knowing value of
everything market value of production
refuse any, that is returned the of its growth
and its actual value In order perform the simplest
nd % G oF6 These
have safe foundation figure and build Every figure
theory are results of actual tests in nv own fd no Tn
80 bushels Of wheat has been demonstrated that IA
taken from the while feeding rotne the stub
Die feeding the BRAN 13 pounds of numen
much has expended seeding harvesting and
the price the grain not too low You point is said
that stock IN grazing pays back continuously 95
that i yields the the grasses 1nne
away corn GODS dneTe is no better fertilizer than eobs
Raes are worm G fnee tunes what corn is as fertilizer Why
heFf must be iron in the soil also Plants will
air. Air oosen i'Ga saw a6 cnla must be exposed to the
frma with broad shoulders him stood srore man
resting on his shoulders above him another his shoulders
rested still another The topmost labeled physician
him the teacher al while on the solid earth and
beneath all stood the farmer with support an Gould picture
farmer occupies to-day-the foundstioni
The Sest Springs Herald Institute and the speakers
Farmers institute under the direction of Board Of
culture was held in this city Monday Tuesday of this week
Our farmers have talked nothing else the institute
preston than glorious and be regarded a bgb
to the Intelligence and Saline county
out great variety of experiences and views
with country sound we predict that this taneGa
Dear fut in the very near future
The interest taken by farmers Institute indicates that
f esg to regard agriculture as sciences
Prof Fox spoke length upon the Chemistry of Stock
Inc statistics accompanying his of recent
alto Prof Fox is quite young man. has made stnd
MS chosen science and evidently thoroughly familiar with It's
m psge Samuel 1 Miller efButon the institute by
In point OF orchard and vine cnfnre
Valley. y ' s III 'he mississippi
Ksn OF independence chairman Tuesdays sessions
Hearne Wheat ~ "s 'he originator OF
al nudge r. Meyaiae Of Phpsburg one of the o
uccessfnI ioea and his presence always insures
The Mountain Grove Prospect saws.
brought out e nebss e. 81. of e es
Prof Keer ya one VII. De productive of many good
of the entire s 0ns the
ana garden fruits together with aist of varieties hest dD
to the address of welcome He eeioed the nDs of
grove and vicinity and explained S H. @ +ba
Gect ana ann OF the State Board in encouragnp $500 list
ots ana the lnesmable good they are ace r.
dlu lna the one great object Of these Institutes ISL
he eone ana snew of the COMMUNICATED I'd ;ed
ne eeVallng OF their calling, reducing of