The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-15
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Oedef The direction "fthe Agrcuituta
Ittss College Of Utah 1s

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Oeu't the Direction ofthe Agricultural
attss College Of Utah ne
by an aci OF the state legislature. the
trusteesoi the Agricultural College. with
the AID otthc iucslty. are Authorized aud
required 20 hold 40 least one Fanner.'
lnsiitaie annually In each county OF the
state lorihe instruction Of iis citizens
IN the NilUus branches OF agriculture
and ioti1e presentation Of the results
OF the most recent investigations Of
the Experiment stations The act also
makes Il the duty Of those conducting
such institutes, 20 encourage aal assist
In the organIzation Of LEGAL agricultural
societies In compliance with this law,
the faculty ~ the college has been autor.
ized 90 hold Farmers Institute. In the
variouseountc- VI the State. and o.. ar
aspossiibic. 90 make the subjects discuss
ell ~ each institute meet the special
needs Of the locality where IL H. held.
All The expense. OF the meetings will
be met by the college and authority will
be given for the printing Of notices and
provrans' TO those making application
ior iniiluie', lor the present itis recon.
mcndcl that Institutes be held during
one day and evening, deyoting the day
session to papers and discussion upon
speciai iarm topics, and the evening ~
lectures and addres.c on subjects Of gen.
eral inieres, TO the community at large.
Local speakers and writers are expected
to assist IN the exercises Of the Institutes
by disei'uing subjects In which they are
most inlerrsted or In which they have
had successful experience. Its desired
that you make the institutes your own.
calling on the college faculty b. assist In
whatever lincs you wish to make mos {
praminent. The following members Of
the faculty have signified willingness.
to assist Ia these institutes when invited
TO do 20, and will speak upon any Of the
subjects subioined to their names.
PRESIDENT j. NJ. TANNER.
What Shall our Children Learn?
Primitive Farming.
The Value Of County Organizations.
plREcroH LurhEK FOSTER.
The RELATION Of the Experiment sta,
, tion. 10 AeFWmer
Ecosomic Feeding OF Live Stock.
Problems In Dry Farming.
: What Education the Farmer Needs.
: iefedity Of The Law Of Likeness.
How to Increase and Maintain tho
) Fertility Of the Soil.
General Agricultural Subjects.
PROFESSOR SAMUEL PORTER.
How to Measure and Appropriate tn,
Waters Of Stream.
The Prevention Of Waste in Irriga.
! ton Waters.
The Conveyance Of Water In Eartheu
! bitches, Lumber Fumes, Paved Canals,
and Pipes
How 10 make Good Roads.
PROFESSOR D.. .. NAcEwAN.
a Glimpsea, University Life In Berlin
. \ Tour Throughout Yellowstone Park
Getting start In Good Literature.
? The Essentials Of Good Move.
Robert Burns.
Daniel Webster.
Oliver Wondell Holmes!
rRorEssRr. u. lINFfID.
Organization, Building aud Equipmen
Of Cheese and Butter Factories.
Min and Mix lasts.
Mix aud Care Of Milk from Farm /,
Factory.
Principles Of Feeding and the Applica
ton OF the same to Dairy Cows.
How | make Butter,
Raising and Developing the Dair,
Cow.
seleetion, Management and Care o
the Dairy Cow.
The Dairy Business aId How to Max,
Success Of Il.
DR. F.w. BREWER.
The Smallest Plants Of the World.
The Home Of the Race.
Health and Wealth.
! Homes Without Hands.
Unseen Life.
PROFESSOR JOHN a. wiDrsoK.
How Plants Feed.
Fertilizers, Their Use and Misuse
The Origin Of "Alkali."
Sources Of Nitrogen.
The Chemistry Of Lucerne.
DR. PAUL FISCHER.
Some Common Diseases Of the Horse
Collie OF the Horse, and Foundered.
l.Ameness Of the Horse, and the BLACK.
smiths.
How to Shoe Horse.
Tuberculosis in orr Dairy Herds
The Dangerof Neglected Meat In.pec.
ton IL Importance 10 the Farmer.
a few Common Diseases Of the D,iry
Cos.
Tho Relation Between the Bisea. n,
Man and the Animal d.. U,..