The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-20

DRY COnditiOn-PrOEramS Arranged
for the Various Industrial Societies
of the State.
The executive committee of the state
| board of agriculture has finally sold the
requisite amount of the Morton-place
bonds to pay off premiums due from the
state fair The amount due on these
premiums is between S10,500 and S10,600.
none but the speed premiums having
been paid at the time Of the fair. Pay
ment will begin next Friday, Dec. p.
| Secretary Kennedy declined to say to
whom the bonds had been sold, as it
was a sort Of understanding business
and the persons might not want it
known" The persons to whom the
money is due will be satisfied to get their
money without being inquisitive enough
to ask who is furnishing the cash.
Secretary Kennedy has prepared the
programs for the congress of the Indiana
industrial association, which will be held
in the state house during the first week
In January. The first of the series is
the forty-second annual convention of
the delegate state board of agriculture.
for which the following program has
been prepared:
Tuesday, a. m.-Roll-call of counties
and districts.
10 a. m.-Address by President Y. K.
officer. Appointment Of committee on
credentials. Report of secretary, treas
urer, general superintendent and depart
ment superintendent. Report of audit
ing committee.
1:30 D. m.-Address by Claude Mat
fhaxrr 81 -fr
p. m.-Address by Caleb s. Denny,
mayor Of the city.
2.45 o. m.-Address by Prof. II. A.
Huston of Purdue university, Lafayette,
THE Sugar Beet Of Indiana" Discus
sion
p. m.-Address by Mrs V. C. Mere
dith Of Cambridge City. The Mission OF
the State Fair" Discussion.
Wednesday, a. m.-Reading minutes.
Ron-call of delegates. Report Of COM
mittee on credentials.
10 a. DENOMINATIONS for eight mem
bers Of the board.
1O:45 a. m.-Address by Mrs. Julia d.
Waugh of Crawfordsville Farming: Its
Sunshine and Shadow" Discussion.
1:SO p. Infection of directors. IN
finished business. Adjournment.
The eighth annual convention of the
Indiana wool-growers' association will be
1:30 o'clock. The program is as follows:
Address by president, the Hon. J. f.
| Tomlinson. Report OF secretary and
treasurer.
Wool Handling" c. E. Carroll. Hart
! ford City.
Changing Phases of Sheep Husband
| ry," ]. w. Hull, indianapolis.
Improvement of Flocks by Selection"
c. \. Phelps. New Castle.
Breeding and Feeding for Mutton,
]. c. McGaughey.
How to Select a Lamb to Head a
Flock" J, f. Higgins, New MaysviIle.
THE Signs Of the Times, and Whittier
Is the sheep Industry Tending" the
| Hon. J. a Mount, Shannondale-
"Scab in Sheep" Mortimer lowering,
Lafayette.
Best Mode for the Common Farmer to
| Handle sheep" J. n. Harshbarge, Craw-
louisville.
Colncident with the meeting of the
wool-arowers the Indiana civil engineers
and surveyors viii hold forth in their
fourteenth annual convention. 1t will.
however, continue during the two fol-
| lowing days. The program is lengthy
and will be furnished upon application
to the secretary, w. p. Carmichael of
| WilliamSpOrt.
The Indiana short-horn breeders will
meet in their twenty-second annual con-
vention at o'clock on Tuesday. Their
program is as follows:
Address by president, the Hon. James
II. Sankey.
Unfinished business.
New business.
our Interests at Fairs" James D.
Williams, Bond Creek Mills, Ind.
What Constitutes a Model Dairy
Cow Philip +. Nye, Goshen, Ind.
"What Our Favorltes Did at the
| worlds Fair" Mrs. Y. c Meredith,
| Cambridge City, Ind.
How Can the Press Best Serve the
| Shorthorn BreedersT" George G. Hill,
! editor American Farmer CChicago).
"FIave the Breeders of Indiana Made
| Any Advancement In the Last Twenty
Years? Also in the Last Ten Years ?''
| Governor Claude c. Matthews.
| Lessons from the Cattle Show at the
| Columbian Exposition" Alvin II. San
/ ders, editor Of Breeders Gazette Chi
| cago).
| The seventeenth annual convention of
| the Indiana swine breeders association
| comes on Thursday 1t will be held in
room - at 9 a. m. The program is as
| follows:
! Address by the president, Joseph Cum
ningham
obstacles to Overcome by Beginners"
! W. p. Burkit WaldrOn.
THE Glover Crop in Relation to the
Farm and Swine Raising" J. NJ. Miller,
| Upland.
I'm what Ways Do You Feed and Care
| for Your Herd?" 5. ID. Ghere, Thorn
/ town.
| What Advantages Did You Find in
/ the Handling of Pure-Bred over Cross
| Bred Hogs?' S. II. Anderson, Oxford.
! What Advancement Has the Chester
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