The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-30
FARMERS MEETINGS
Industrial Conventions TO Begin
Work Next Tuesday.
Programmes of the Board of Agricul-
ture, WOOl-GrOwers, Swine Breed
ers and Various Others.

have their inning next week, beginning JAN
q Arrangements have been perfected with
the Central Traffic Association for one ana
one-third rate on all Indiana railroads. the
conditions are that the delegates must pay
full fare coming and take a receipt from the
ticket agent stating that they are gong 10
attend the Congress Of Indiana Industrial
Associations" Unless this condition is COM
piled with the delegates will be unable 70 get
the reduced return rate.
The State Board of Agriculture will meet
in Agricultural Hall on Tuesday, Jan. z, at
o'clock a. M Following the programme;
10 a. m.-Address by president, Hon. V. K
Ofirer Amendment of committee on Gre
dentials. Report of officers. cr.
1:3O p. m.-Address by Hon. oiauue
Matthew's Governor Of State.
ID. m.@Address by Hon. Caleb S. Denny,
Mayor of the city of INDIANAPOLIS
2:45 p. m.-Address by Prof II; a; HuS Tod
of Purdue University. LaiaS eOte' lhu''
''rThe Sugar Beet in Indiana. 49,,
4p. m.@Address by Mrs. v. c. Meredith:
of Cambridge City Ind, The MISSION Oh
wednesday "a m-Report of committee
10 ! a. m denominations for eight members
1o:ls a m-Addrsss by 1n MRS. f FSla d:
It's Sunshine and Shadow.
Lao o. m.-Election of directors.
Wool Crowers-Tuesday, Jan. l:SO p.
m-Address by president, Hon. j. r. 1oH-
Iinson Reports of officers. ,
wool Handling C. E. Carroll, Hartford
City. e,..> 11,sbondrv,,
]. w. HULL Indianapolis.
"Improvement of FIocks by Selection" @
A. Phelps, New Castle ~
breeding and Feeding for Mutton j. u
CHOW to Select a Lamb to Head a Flock"
T. F. Higgins, New Maysville
"The Signs of the Times. and Whitner is
Ind Tending d.
"Scab in sheep" Mortimer lowering La
SRest Mode for the Common Farmer to
Handle Sheep" J. NJ Harshbarse' Craw-
louisville. o q
Address by president, Hon. Jas. NJ
"0nr interests at Fairs" Jas. D. VIII
uams. Bond Creek Mills. Ind.
what Constitutes a Model Shorthorh
Dairy Cow?' Philip F. Nye' Go .so v n,H;
Fair Mrs. V. C. Meredith, Cambridge
aHow Can the .ress Best Serve the Short
horn Breeders?'' Geo. G.. Hill, editor Amer
Have the Breeders Of Indiana Made Any
Advancement in the Last twenty 1S eId 1tsMSe
Lessons from the Cattle Show at the the
editor of Breeders Gazette, Chicago.
swine Breeders-Thursday, Jan A. 9 a. m:
8 a. m.-Address by the president, Joseph
"Obstacles to Overcome by Beginners"
w. p. Burlxit, Waldron.
1.-The Glover Crop in Relation to the Farm
and Swine Raising" J. NJ Miller, Upland.
I'm What Way DO You Feed and Care for
Your II erd?" S. d. Ghere, Thorntown.
What Advantage Did You Find in the
Handling of Pure-bred Over Cross-bred
Hogs?" S. II. Andersen, Oxford:
1.-The Care of Young Pigs" 1. J. Smith,
What Advancement Has the Chester
" hite Breed of Hogs Made in the Last Five
Years?" b. w. Harvey, Bloomngdale.
Breeders During the winter?" r NJ MINIS,
Mohawk.
us 1t Profitable to Raise Two Litters
Which Is the Best Method in Feeding?"
y d. Wood, Carroll.
"Have Fall Litters Been Proftable?" H.
o. Boyd Rushvle. Ind.
How 1 Got the Pigs to Perfection that
Were Winners" Thomas Lanahan, Edln-
burg.
rs the Large Number of Pigs Farrowed
by the Duroc Jersey Sows an Advantage
to the Breed?'' James Cross, Lebanon.
rs Special Management Required for the
Victorias, and How to Manage Them" Geo.
L. DAVIS, Dyer.
History of the Suffolk Breed of Swine"
A. c. Green, Winchester.
Bee Keepers. Friday, Jan. 5, a. M:
a. m.-Address by president, r. S. Rus
sell.
Honey as Food and Medicine" Dr. j. NJ.
Hicks, indianapolis.
Profits of Bee Keeping Combined with
Other Vacations" J. A. c. Dobson, Browns
burg.
lido We Wish to Prevent Swarming?'
George =. Wilson, To!lgate, Ind.
Properly Managing the Apiary," Chas.
T. Muth, Cincinnati.
''Bees for Profit" David Leaning, Ar
cadia-
Controlling the Mating of Queens" W.
5. Pouder, Indianapolis.
characteristics of Different Races" J.
F. Michael, German, q.
Bees for Profit with Least Attention"
DR.. r. III. Collins, Carmel.
Value of Honey Exhibits and Bee Con-
ventions," r. 5. Pope, indianapolis.
Other States" George G.. Thompson, South
port.
Tile Brick and Drainage Association.
Wednesday, Jan. 3 and 4, 10 a. m:
Address by the president, j. J. w. Bill
Kingsley.
fayette.
"A Glance Backward" NJ. C. Dawson,
Rushville, Ind
Drying and Burning Clays," windfan
Manufacturing Company, Windfall
Drainage of Marshes VIM NJ Whit
ten South Bend.
Manufacture of Drain Tile and Brick"
Burning Tile W. l.. Dawson Colfay
Making Large Tile" Samuel Cowgirl.
SUmmitville.
In addit'on to the above meetings the In
diana Highway Improvement Association
and the Farm ers Reading Circle will hold
sessions during the week. The date of both
Is fixed for Jan. T. and s. 1894.