Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1897-06-17
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Call to order by chairman ;. :. .......... -.
Report OF secretary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Report Of treasurer Observation-Disclosures.
Appointment of committees.
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address OF welcome irss 'J9h8 warst maui aS G,sy
Ann',ai Address !. Hon j. B. Power. Power
Things Especially Necessary for Dakotan
to Do to Succeed at Dairying.
Farm Dairyine. -. 3. II ba!rympie' Gasselton
sP.M.
Address. -. Hon w. A. Gordon, Grand Forks
How to Educate the One Cow Butts sr%akss maker c,,,
~ Frpf +. 1. Haecker, St Anthony Park .Minn
WEDNESDAYS PROGRAM.
10 q. m.
What Know About Dairying from Some
Observation and a Little Experience.
.................W. II. Doughty, Ypsilanti
GnessI MssE t GES Mapp Aan s Mes
Marketing Butter. Eggs and Cheese.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $. W. Clark. Fargo
2p.m.
Reports of committees and election Of officers
The Market End OF the Creamery BUSINESS
D; d. VI I,N;n wilson n editor Elgin Dairy Re
Forage aSetci croPs rs on the Dairy Farm.
needed hair; esir1s4Io1 PESi J shepperd; Fargo
Neeuea nas AfIo Hon. 4. ii. Laaghin, Lisbon
W. F. T. Bushnell, Editor Dakota
Farmer. Aberdeen, :. d. Observation-Disclosures"
Sp. M
Poultry on the Dairy Farm: s'r
.......... Geo, f. Clark, Tower City
Discussion Dr. r. D Hinebauch. Fargo
The Bridge. ........C. A. Sanford. Courtenay
THURSDAYS PROGRAM.
The Sugar Beet Problem in North Dakota
The Sio in North Dakota. r E. Fleming Fargo
Address. .......... Hon b S. Russell, City
2p. m.
Demonstration lecture on the Preparation
OF our Dal'y foop Prof Marie B Semi Fargo
Address. .,,..L 1t. Gov. j. NJ Devine, LaMoure
ITS BRIEF HISTORY
1n February 1891, few progressive
dairymen and farmers, believing North
Dakota possessed special features to be-
come leading dairy state, sought to
encourage the new industry by organic
ing a dairymen's association and in
response to call issued by few lead
imp farmers, held a meeting in the par
lors of the Columbia hotel at Fargo that
resulted in the organization Of the pres
ent association There were % charter
members and I. G. Wade OF this city
was elected president at the first meet
ing OF the association, held at Grand
Forks in June following. Up to that
time there had been no concerted action
on the part of the citizens to aid IN foster
ing the dairy interests of the state. In
nearly every state where the dairy inter,
ests have assumed any Importance there
is an association which aims to secure
proper legislation looking to the foster
ing of the industry and protect the
dairymen from fraudulent products.
The state association calls attention
to the advantages and natural resources
OF North Dakota for dairylng, opens up
new markets, aids in disseminating the
most accurate information concerning
new aud improved methods best adapted
to secure the highest perfection Of but
ter and cheese products, a. we'll as lends
its influence toward securing proper leg
islatlon needed to encourage the indus
try. It is stated that New York spends
annually nearly 100000 to protect her
dairy interests, and that her supplies Of
linseed meal and wheat bran, brought
largely from this part OF the northwest,
10 fed at q profit on expensive farm lands
TO produce milk to be manufactured into
butter ard cheese. Il it can be done
with profit there how mnch better here
with rich food products, cheap lands,