The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-24
one to see that such greeting was al
once telegraphed.
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President Erwin then read an adj
dress, in which he urged a liberal rep
reSentation of the State of Missouri al
the Dubuque, Iowa, dairy convention
to be held February Z. next. and aIst
advised a dairy exhibit to be had AT
the coming Worlds fair. He touched
upon other matters of dairy interest.
Mr.. Monrad was appointed to pass
upon the papers submitted.
Committee on resolutions appointed
were Messrs. Lamm, Beach and Kel-
logg.
The president being interested in
the butter exhibit, he requested the
vice-president, Mr.. Patterson. To Sc
lect the committee TO pass upon the
butter exhibits.
Mr.. X. l.. Flemming and +. A.
Hunter being absent. their papers
were not read, and the convention WAS
then edited by paper upon is the
Silo a success in Missouri" Nv the
president, upon the unanimon. re-
quest Of the convention.
The dairy products on exhibition
present a tempting array, neatly az
ranged as they have been. bv the def
hands of the ladies. The attendance
Yesterday afternoon was much larger
than that of the morning. and the
proceedings were conducted with
smoothness and dispatch.
One of the salient and especially in
teresting features contained in the al
dress of Vice-President Patterson yes
terday afternoon, was the fact that
many of the farmers made grave
mistake in permitting the soil of
their farms to become exhausted
and then emigrating To new ,
fields, when, if they would
turn their exhausted lands over to
pasturage for season, and allow such
soil to become enriched thereby, they /.
would reap great advantages. More
should be paid to the dairy
and dairy products, and if this were
done much material good would he
the result.
DAIRY PROJECTS.
The following named persons have !
made entries of dairy products, and ,
he judges will pass upon their ex-t
libits and make their awards to-day
E. n. Norton. G.. Il. Lamm. &. II. !
Dunlap, X. 2. Fleming. Mr.. q. /
Bohon, Mrs. Mary Dix, f.. l.. Hill, |
4. Dow. w. III. Burns, Mrs Sarah |
Erskine, Mrs. W. W. Leach, Mr.. |
William Norton, Mrs. George Shivel. !
j. W. Coleman, Mrs. 7. :. Ieager, /
Mrs. p. c. Redding. Miss Snyder.
Mrs. :. 4. Lands. T. NJ. Hughes and !
George Dunlap, all of Pettis county: !
,lso Goodrich Bros. of Calhoun. j.
L. Erwin of Fulton. q. {. Beach nf
Appleton City, j. y. Sawyer of Chi
ago. and y. W. Weber Of Wi>con-
in.
FIRST AFTERNOON SESSION.
Continuing the report Of the first
afternoon session, after the address bv
resident Erwin upon the subject Of
Is the Silo success in Missouri. the
ubject was then taken up by the con-
,e1.ion and discussed nj length by
Iessrs Sawyer, Monrad, Geo. b.
ANN, and DIR. Sumner. and the
opinion generally expressed that the
lilo was an effective and profitable
.attle iced preserver. Mr.. Goodrich
# Calhoun, had had one years exper-
ence with the silo and was satisfied
hat it was a good thing.
The silo is a building made
o preserve corn fodder, which l. call
d silage, and which food * made in
he early autumn. by cutting up the
orn, stalks, cobs. leaves, grass and
III, which is then packed away in the
lilo for winter Use.
Mr.. Lamm then moved, that a> the
ubiect had been thoroughly discussed
lni ihai as time was pressing, .na;
he regular programme be proceeded
With as far AZ practicable, which WIS
done. He also moved
hat committee be appointed to pro-
eed TO pass upon the ice cream en-
ries, Is the product was liable To spoil
The chair appointed IL such commit
ee. Mcssrs. }. \. Sawyer, of Chicago:
/. &. Goodrich, of Calhoun, AMI y.
Y. Weber of Wisconsin: who imme-
lately proceeded upon their duty.
On motion of MIR. J. Ii. Monrad,
he committee to pass upon the viri
us papers upon the different subjects
which had been selected for prize e.
avs was completed: Mr.. Monral to
epresent the association. Mrs. Geo.
:. Dngan, to represent the local dairy
nen, and Mr.. +. NJ. Clark To repre-
ent the Sedalia newspapers, being Sc
ected. They were requested To re-
,Ort ai the evening session..