The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-23


Agriculture in the Opera House Mill
-. vile, Penna., Wednesday, February
%, '94, Thursday, March /, '94.
WEDNESDAY ATTERNooN-I:3o
Fraternal Greeting, Hon. John A.
Woodward, Commissioner of Penn
sylvania Exhibit at Worlds Fair,
Howard, Pa.
Business Farming, I. B. Terry, Hud-
son, Ohio.
Weights and Measures, Hon. N. +.
Underwood, Lake Como, Pa.
Shall we Spray1 A. g. Sisson, La
Plume, Pa.
WEDNESDAY EvENING-7:3o
Music and Recitation.
Lecture--A Wheel within a Wheel,
Rev. Thomas l.. Joscphs, Lewis.
burg, Pa.
THURSDAY MORNING --o:3o.
How to Grow Potatoes, +. B. Terry,
Hudson, Ohio.
The Average Farmer and the Average
farmers Cow. c. w. Eckman,
Millville, Pa.
How to Raise Corn, Alex. Blllmeyer,
Washlngtonville, Pa.
Small Fruits for Home Use, T. b.
Terry, Hudson, Ohio.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON -I:3o.
The Almanac and its Signs, John A.
Gundy, Lewisburg, Pa.
Fertilizer Brands and their Meaning,
Illustrated by charts, T. J. Edge,
Secretary OF Board, Harrisburg, Pa.
Agriculture at the Worlds Fair, Hon.
John A. Woodward, Howard, Pa.
Farmers Interest in School Work, S.
P. Deitericb, Mooresburg, Pa.
THURSDAY EVENING 1870.
Music and Recitation
Lecture The Wifes Share, T. b.
Terry, Hudson, Ohio.
QUESTION BOX
will be placed on the Secretary's table
and an effort will be made to answer
all questions placed therein.
MISCELLANEOUS.
All sessions free.
The Opera House has been secured
on the following conditions, viz: Those
named on the programme, and those
Especially invited will be entitled to
seats on the stage. Every seat on the
floor of the Opera House will be free
to the public, and when the seats are
all occupied no more can be admitted
as tie aisles and passage ways mus,
be kept clear
Excursion Tickets will be sod by
the G. p. & w. R'y Company from all
their Offices to Millville, February 2S
and March I, good to return March
2. Trains leave Watsontown for Mill
vile, Io:45 a. M, and 6:2S p. m
Leave Orangeville for Millville, GAS
a. M, S.o7 and 1858 p. m.
Program for Bloomsbury Institute to be
Held in the Court House, Friday and
Saturday, March End and 3rd' 1894.
FRIDAY MoRNING-Io:3o.
A Short Talk, Hon. John A. Wood,
ward, Commissioner of Pennsylvania
Exhibit at Worlds Fair, Howard,
Penna.
How to Grow Potatoes with Greatest
Profit, T. B. Terry, Hudson, Ohio.
FpInAv AFTERNOON ,.o
A. c. Sisson, La Plume, Pa. Subject
to be selected.
The Average Farmer and the Average
Farmers Cow, c. w. Eckman, Mill.
vile, Pa
Increasing and Maintaining Fertility,
Illustrated by charts, T. J. Edge,
Secretary of Board Harrisburg, Pa.
Value of Clover, T. b. Terry, Hud-
son Ohio.
FRIDAY EVENING 1870.
Music, Selection by the BloomsDurg
Male Quartette.
Recitation, Miss Gertrude tones,
State Normal School, Bloomsburg,
Pa.
The Wife's Share, OF a new Matri-
monial Platform, T. B. Terry, Hud,
son, Ohio.
SATURDAY MoRNING-o:3o.
Rainfall and Temperature, Hon. N.
F. Underwood, Lake Como, Pa.
The Value of a Cow, Illustrated with
Babcock Milk Testor, c. w. Eek
man, NIillville, Pa.
Agriculture at the Worlds Fair, Hon.
John A. Woodward, Howard, Pa
SATURDAY AFTERNooN-I:3o.
Recitation, Miss Clara Deebler, State
Normal School, Bloomsburg, Pa.
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