The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-01-13

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MONDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 1S.
Fruit growers session.-l.3O, Music,
prayer; Address of Welcome, Amos f..
Ledebur; Response, Col. John A. Wood
ward, of Center county. 2:3O, Mission of
Farmers Institutes, Hon. j. l.. McCor-
mick. 2:5O, Does Farming Pay in West
ern Pennsylvania Discussion opened
by Hon. c. l.. Peck, of Potter county.
$40. Insect and Fungus Blight on Fruit
Trees, Value of Spraying for Same.
Discussion opened by II. w. Ledebur.
$3.50, Relations of the State to Forestry.
Discussion opened by S. d. Irwin.
MONDAY EVENING.
Ladies session, in the interest of coun-
try homes.-7;0O, Music, Question box.
1880, Essay, Soclability in Country Life,
Mrs. Il. e. Armstrong. 1850, Heating,
Lighting, Ventilatiug and Sanitary Ar
rangcment of Country Homes, Col. John
A. Woodward. $40, Essay, Economy of
the Household, Miss Frances b. Siggins,
West Hickory. $50, Essay, a Model
Country Home, Miss Ida Ledebur. $50,
Essay, Kitchen Gardening, Mrs. Orion
Siggins. 9:2O, Home Decoration and all
that Relates to Comfort and Convenience,
Health and Enjoyment in a Country
Home, Mrs. Gertrude Nc cElhoes Morrow
9;4O, Music, adjournment.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10.
General farming session.-10:00, Music,
prayer. 1915, Question box. 1926,
Breeds and Breeding. Discussion OPEN
ed by Hon. C. L. Peck. 1885, Value of
Fertilizers, Home and Commercial. Dis
cussion opened by Col. John A. Wood
ward. 1l:l5, Will Sheep Raising Pay in
Forest County? Discussion opened by
G. W. King, West Hickory. 1l;95, how
to Build Up an Old Farm. Discussion
opened by Hon. J. L. Mccormick. 1l;55,
The Value of Glover, and How to Pro-
cure Stand Upon the Soil. Discussion
opened by Fred weingard.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Good roads session.-l:30, Question
box. 300, How to Build a Good Road,
It. d. Collins, Nebraska. 2;40, Should
the Road Taxes be Paid in Cash? Dis
cussion opened by Col. John A. Wood
ward. 300, Should the State Aid in
Building Roads? Discussion opened by
Hon. n. P. Wheeler. 800, How Can We
Secure Good Roads2 Discussion opened
by ]. l.. Mccormick. $40, Should the
State Compel the Use of Wide Tired
Wagons for Heavy Hauling2 Discussion
opened by Nelson G. Cole, Nebraska, Pa.
400, Adjournment.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Educational session.-7:00, Music. 7:15,
What is the Proper Education for Coun-
| try Children? Discussion opened by
Prof. +. E. Stitzinger. 7:45, Should We
Have Graded Schools in the Country ?
Discussion opened by Harvey Lynch,
Endeavor, Pa. $40, Should We Have a
Redistribution of the School Funds APP
propriated by the State? Discussion
opened by T. F. Ritchey, Tionesta, Pa.
$3.50, Ought there to be Township High
Schools? Discussion opened by Col.
John A. Woodward. $50, Is a Six
Months School Term Long Enough for
Country Districts? Discussion opened
10y I. E. Dean, Esq, Tionesta, Pa. 9;l5,
Should Music be Taught in Our Public
Schools? Discussion opened by Prof. c.
A. Henry. S:35, An Education that
Makes Safe, Useful and Prosperous Cit.
liens, Prof, T. E. Armstrong, Tionesta,
Pa.
Special notice.-The foregoing order
will be followed as closely as possible,
but other exercises will be introduced,
if found desirable.
Speeches, essays and papers ought not
to exceed twenty minutes. The papers
when read are considered the property oi
the Department of Agriculture.
Although these institutes are designed
and conducted for the education and ad.
vantage of farmers, yet all who are in.
terested are invited to attend, and it is
hoped that they will show their apprecia.
ton, not only in being present at the
meetings, but also by taking part in the
discussions.
Ask questions.-A question box will
be kept upon the Secretary's desk
and all are invited to place therein such
questions as they may wish to have dis
cussed during the session. At a proper
time designated by the meeting, thes,
questions will be referred to some ont
for answer, or brought up for general dis
cussion.
All oranges, alliances, agricultural so
cieties and kindred agricultural organic
ations are especially invited to attend.
For further information and programs
address, c. A. RANDALL. Tionesta, Pa.
Chairman of Board of Institute Director
for Forest County.
COMMITTEES.
Local Committee: @. Jameson, Tio
nesta, Pa; Edward Kiser, Starr, Pa
Miss Daisy Zahniser, Tionesta, Pa.
Committee on Questions; A. j. Sig
gins, West Hickory, Pa; r. C. Heath
Starr, Pa; Mrs, Ida Small, Nebrasks
Pa.
County Board of Managers: Pete
Youngk, Nebraska Pa; Charles Al
baugh, East Hickory, Pa; Amos f. Led
ebur, Starr, Pa.
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