The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1897-11-27
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Attention has already heea called t., tLI
Missouri Industrial associations mcetin
which will be held in this city on Deeeul
ner6-ll. The programI OF the on .rpn
association" are as follows:
The swine breeders will meet.
Monday, December q. 7:30 p. md.
dress at welcome-JudEe Richard F.rIa
IeNireton; Rasponse-H. c. 1uyInr
lfoanoEe; Appointment OF committees.
I informal discussion of general topics.
Tuesday, December Z, 500 a. m.-Presi.
dents Address g. Y. Thornton, Black
water; How TO raise one hundred pig and
dispose OF them at n proft-Rarry p.
FULLY, La Mine; Public sale guarantees.
and what constitutes a breeding animal
j. A. Judd, Stanberry; Is the public sale a
success, and what are it's advantages and
disadvantages, as compared with private
sales.--future X. King, Marshall; Can
breeders afford to guarantee satisfaction
when making sales by maiI?-N. T..
Mosher, Salisbury.
Tuesday afternoon, lao p. m.-Nhat
proportion of n breeders income can he
afford to spend for newspaper advertising
for either private or public sale?-F. H..
S%chooIer, Rockport; Why does n pig OF
one family sell for several times as much
as one OF the same quality of another?-J.
Z. LIgget, ~Stanberry; The coming tipe Of
Poiand-Chinas and how to produce it-F.
NJ. Lail, Marshall; The type of Berkshire
in most general demand-T. A. Harris, La
Nine; The most profitable hog to breed
and feed for the market-W. L. Addy,
P~arneIl; Can the public sale system be put
nm a NaGh hoofo o1A rO,,I1 l. 10 o1r:noAI~o |
Clifton George, Lathrop.
Tuesday evening, 7:3O-The work of the
agricultural college and experiment sta
J. Waters, dean and director,
Judging at fairs, the advantage
of breeders showing at county, district or
state fairs-C. c. Alexander, Fulton;
Handling pigs from birth until six
old and how to prevent ailments
common to this period-Fred Lachner,
business session; election OF
officers; reception of new members;
OF committees, and such business
as may properly come before the assocIa-
ion. -
The State Poultry association will be in
session here all of that week. Wednesday
evening", December s, the members OF the
will hold an institute meeting
nd consider the poultry products of Mis-
ouri; o best to award premiums;
side OF poultry culture and other
subjects.
Thursday, December 8, 10 100 q. m. and
80 p. m. important meetings will be
Ield.
The horse breeders will hold their meet
ng Wednesday, December s. The meeting 5
Vill be called at 10: 100 a. m I
Wednesday, December 8, at 1:S0 p. m, |
he cattle breeders Will hold their meeting. ]
The Missouri Road Improvement nsso- !
iation will hold its first meeting; :
Thursday, December 9, Z oclook-En-
OF delegates; Presidents address,
review OF the work OF the Rssociatiou-T.
D.. Stanley, SedaIla; Discussion-Five-
speeches; Experiments with broad
Tres, II. J. Waters, Columbia; Discussion
of committees.
Friday, December 10-mornlng session !
telatic ms OF board of agriculture to The
Good Roads" movement-L. +. Luthy, q
.%ebanon; Discussion; Report of secre-
ary-Statistics gathered on our present ;
Dad system-G. w. Waters. Canton;
Afternoon session-Laws governing
Dad construction-W. B. McRoberts,
Discussion. Report OF com
Resolutions. Discussion and ,
of resolutions. How TO secure !
roper legislation-B. F. Morgan, Oregon. Y
speeches; Mis- G
eIIsneous; Adjournment. 8