The Progress., 1894-08-25
Notice

Notice
Tho Second Annual Camp Meeting
Fair will be held under the auspices
Of the North Louisiana Agricultural
Society at Calhoun, La, September
u, 10 and ID, 1884. Besides exhibits
Of live stock agricultural products,
etc., the following programme has
been arranged to tnke place in the
agricultural hall at the Station:
Wednesday, September ", II M
Ca]l TO order and address of welcome
NV President y. Il. Sayers, of Union.
Response by Senator }. G. Pngh, OF
Red River
Evening Session, 3 p.rn.-Sngar IN
North Louisiana, by Hon. John Dy-
mond, of Plaquemine, and Capt. j:
NJ. White, of Lincoln.
Night Session Discussion ofques-
tons from question box.
Thursday, September -, 10 am
} The Chemical Ameliofatiot1 OF Our
Soils, by Prof. W. y. Stubbs' OF Or
l leans.
The Mechanical AmeIioration OF
: Our Soil, by Judge J. T. Boone OF
8 Bienville.
h Evening Session, 2 pm.-How shall
j. we best Inaugurate Tobacco Grow
. ing in North Louisiana; BY Major >.
a G. Lee, of Ouachita, and Hon. +: Il.
j. Maxwell, of Madison.
Hindrsnces to Diversified Farming;
a. bv Hon: Chatles Schuler Of DeSoto;
70 and Mr. W. L. Foster, OF Caddo.
b, Improved Live Stock, by Major J.
~ s Jones, of Ouachita, and Prot. d.
It,, N. Barrow, Of Baton Rouge.
Night Sessicn-:Discusslon OF sub
all iects from question box.
he Friday, September IA, 10 am
he Grass and Forage Crops, by Prot. 5:
prs v. Tracy, director Experiment Ste-
;be ton of Mississippi, and Judge +. M:
,n- Graham, of Lincoln.
tt Fruit Culture, by Prof. +. II. Bur-
80 nette; hotticulturalist Experiment
I Station, Baton Rouge, and Mr' A. H.
18th Clingman, Of Claiborne.
Evening Session, 2 p.m:-Our In
OK sect enemies, by Prof. H. A. Morgan,
use Entomologist Experiment Station
hey Baton Rouge. -,
all The Growing Of Truck for Market
,e;r and for Canning, by Mr.: Parker
odd Earle, ST., Ocean Springs, Miss, and
this Mr.. Aug Mayer, of Caddo:
,on- Night Session. Reception and 80
hers cial gathering:
an. The grounds surrounding the Fix
periment Station will be marked or
,da- into parishes where camps can OF
.al)y pitched. Every farmer is urged tt
and bring something for exhibition II
IN order 20 make The fair as complete a
;t;os noss,ble: The society expects that II
o,t 7 the case of 1--we stock exhibitors vii
Saws urovlde food and shelter for sam
ato while on exhibition.
Tha ExperIment Station offer
'n0 oasturage and water to all, and I
the tho case Of hogs will furnish pens. =,
The So far over $500 has been sui
yest:- scribed to the premium fnnd, an 3!
.nd premiums will be awarded on nv
.Ia stock, agricultural products etc; IT,
tho live stock will be examined a.
. In Judged on the second day, beglnnIn
ms I at 8 am !, and on the thru day OF y
Tho fair and commencing at the san I,
ILL.,: hout other exhibits will recefVe u
1'' ~ attention of the judges. -
}. 60, His Excellency Gov. Murphy.
i, but Foster will be present and deltv
have an address upon the second day
49, the fair. Gen. Stephen D. Lee, pr.
d 'n0 dent OF the Agricultural and NJ
over chanical College Of Mississippi, "
olaud also attend and speak to the farmt
eat Of of North Louisiana. ...:o,
and ln extending "" ,ha, ~, Z,
'mous Of cost, of the benefits Of tbe fair, :
It the = c;etv strongly advises each party
. the come provided with PROVISIONS y
estest csnplng ou'n's