Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-10
FARMERS vi INSTITUTE.
At the Court House In Little
Falls on December Is
and II, 1897.


Minnesota are now recognized, las
I t,<- Farmers Travelling S<.il..til. that
'brisgs to our ,erv DOOR, Gas it We'e.i
tn. most practical experience Of the
land, as thousands upon thousands
III the best farmers III the North
Star state are ready t. testify.
The business men of the towns 0t
Minnesota are ready ledge
the benefits their farmer customers
A,ave received from these State lu-
stitutes, and are striving to yet them
at their respective places as often as
possible.
The demand for State Farmers
Institutes in Minnesota, IL so great
that II /. impossible tO accommodate e
all solicitations. Hall room OF
.su tficient capacity for the large audi
rnces; il OF the first culrs!uera ton.
The work aimed ut in the institute,
is Of the most practical character
aud none but these vino have had
the necessary experience nre retained
as Instructors.
The work Oh the farm will he duly
considered from the proper tilling OF
me soil. to- the preparation of the
'rrHp for the market.
All the stock on the farm! VIII re-
Ec..ve due II attention in uht institute
WORK, by those who VIII sptn'> from
practical experience. I>rv-.iing feed
ing, rare and handling. especially
in it's varied details.
This branch of unirying has
been 80 well received in the past by
fa rlners, dairymen and even those
VIII, only keep cows for their own
use. that it is very important.
The various crops Of grain grown
on tl,t farm will be.d.,Iy considered
for the least injury to the soil. and
most profit to the producer. Glover
and other grasses will be apprOpri-
ately considered.
THIS profitable Industry will be
Represented by an expert in all Of it's
departments. The lAdies, az we'll rs
Others. will Oe dt ep!y interested III
this topic. The lady who represents
this,Turt OF the institute work has
had an experience that ia valuable
to ali who will hear her on the
subject.
III the afternoon OF one asr it",th Of
the tslstitnre days. Il very competent
lady will conduct q. cooking school
in Il separate hall for tlae lad les. All
fee.
ASK QUESTIONS.
The great value vi Institute work
is derived largely f:Uln questions and
answ e.'s, and is the very life aud
prosperity of Il State Farmers In
stltute. ASK questions on the sub
ject being presented. il you don't
Understandings hjndrance to Speaker.
QUESTION BOX.
Many hesitate t" ask oral ques-
tioos, and for all such the question
box is their resource Of Information.
Prepare your questions in writing
at your leisure OH v hat you want
to know and pat them in the qnes-
ton box; then ut the proper tim the
questions will t,v distributed u the
parties in whose department they
properly belong, and they will be
read and answered, 40 the whole
audience will get the benefit.
,GIvEN AWAY FREE!
Every farmer and thUse interested
in farms, who will attend the first
forenoon session of the State Farm
ers' institute, will he given a. Valu-
able Agricultural Book Of over $50
pages. Remember these hooks ara
given ut the forenoon session only.
This il the Institute Annual andcan
not be bought ut the book stores.
1t is estimated to- he worth from S.
to rs by those who have made
thorough examination. This book
IL made up by the most experienced
workers in the country.
INSTITUTE HOURS.
The hours for holding Institutes
proper IL from 10, a. m. sharp to II
IN. and from p, m. sharp to q. ~.
Every hour viii Ue rich III instruc-
ton, and should not he missed.
1 EVENING SESSION.
At the evening session of the In.
stitute it is hoped the schools and
citizens will take an active part In
program, which will greatly aid In
NJ king it interesting to everybody.
The ladies and young men are
invited to attend these
institutes as there will be many
points of interest in them.
Ali free! No charges! No collections!
sy~@~ STATE WORK.
Tell all your neighbours, OF the
places and dates.
Cloquet Pine .knot: No less than
five million feet OF bridge timber, 1t