Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-02-24
Logan, Utah, Feb. Il, 1898.

of work which he will discuss.
All of those who are Interested IN
producing milk should be preaeh.,
especially those near at hand. with the
growth of the dairy business ana the
resulting increased competition, ohly
those who become close students OF
their callings are going to conduct the
bushes with profit. Come ana near
those who have succeeded give their
experience and compare notes with
them! For the same reason as given
above all who are interested IN the
manufacturing OF dairy products shouId
embrace every opportunity 10 learn
more of their business. with the IN
creased competition 1t will be the pest
only that Will sell at the top OF the
market, and he who cannot make the
hest and do the best in fnctory work
will be counting nnught but failure.
believe all factory operators should ne
alive to this proposition. Some points
which appear to he very pertinent 10
present conditions win be presented at
this meeting.
have talked with large number of
people who have visited the Agricul-
tural College, and without exception
they have expressed grent surprise at
the thoroughness of the equipment
and the facilities offered II was away
beyond what they expected; their visit
paid them well. Large numbers send
their sons and daughters to the AEri-
cultural College every year. rms IL
well; and If II Is good for them 10
spend years at the institution, IL VIII
pay the farmer well to spend few
DAYS and learn exactly what the coll
Iege has to offer. Moreover, the farm
ers' institute and dairy meetings aim,
in mensure. to do for the farmer
what the college aims to do for his
family: and ought not the farmer to
be lust as anxious that he should him
no oil all lines
lating to his calling as his sons and
daughters should be for the calling
they may elect? If he is not. how can
he do otherwise than fall behind in the
rapid forward movement of this mod
ern world? There Is no man in the
state but would be helped by attending
these meetings; no community whose
citizens may attend but would be
benefited.
r. B.LINFIELD,
Sec. U. d. Assn, Logan, Utah.
The above correspondent furnishes
also the following programs:
The annual melting of the Titan
Dairymen's association will be held at
the Logan Tabernacle. Friday, March
I, 1898. Program:
Friday, 10 o'clock n. m.-President's
address. Mr.. l.. Hansen. Wellsville;
How / select, feed and care for dairy
herd Prof. A. ~ Mills. Kamas; How
we obtained an Improved herd of cows
Mr.. AN. HoldawAy. Provo; The care OF
milk on the farm, Prof. i. B. Lintield
Friday, 1880 p.m.-The peculiarites OF
our market as to the quality OF butter
and cheese and the pecularities of the
demand, Mr.. II. ]. Faust Jr., Salt Lake
City; Buying milk by test, Mr.. Alma
Merrill, Richmond; The creamery hog
business, Mr.. l.. Hansen, Wellsville.
The afternoon session will close at 4
o'clock! when rigs viii be ready to take
all who wish to the Agricultural Col
lege.
Friday evening session, 7:30-Difiicul
ties in cheese making; their cause ant
how to overcome them, Mr.. Byron
Franks. Hooper: Closeness of results II
butter and cheesemaking; how obtained
and their value, Mr.. w. Kirkup
Franklin; Cold storage for butter ant
cheese, Prof. f. b. Linfield.
Mr.. Linfeld also makes this an
nouncemcnt: For the dairy meeting
as also for the state Farmers Institute
the railroads will sell reduced rates al
follows: All those who purchase tick
cts will purchase first class ticket t.
Logan, and take receipted certificate
for the money paid. This certificate
when signed by the secretary of thu
Dairy association, Il. II. Linfield, emit
ties the holder to Il return ticket a
one-flfth fare IL there are fifty ticket
sold to the institute, and IL not, thei
at one-half, the same as a return ticket
The State Farmers Institute is to b
held at the Logan tabernacle Thursday
Friday and Saturday, March 3, an,
o, and following is the program:
First Day, 10 o'clock a.m.--Addres
of welcome, by the mayor. Antho
Anderson; Scope and Purpose of tn
Farmers Institute. Prest. j. NJ. Tan
ner; Sheep on the Farm, Director Iu
ther Foster; The Sheep Industry, Mi
willard Hansen, Collinston.
2 o'clock p.m.-The Lucern Crop. II
Growth and Composition. Prof. j.
Widtsoe; Spraying for orchard Pest,
Prof. U. p, Hedrick; Dry Farming
Mrs. G. l.. Farrell, Smithfield; Fruit
for the Cache Valley, Mr.. John Il. Car
Isle, Logan.
Evening Session. 1880 p.m.-Grair
How to Handle and How to Marke
Mr.. Orson Smith, Logan; Recitation
Miss Rosannah Cannon; The Hygien
of Dressmaking, Mrs, Root, Salt LAX
City: Agriculture In the History {
Civilization, Prest. j. NJ. Tanner.
Friday-State Dairymen's assocls
ton meeting and visit to and lnspectio
of the Agricultural College and ES
pertinent Station.
Saturday, 10 O'Clock a.m.-The Car
and Feeding of Farm Animals from
Sanitary Standpoint, Prof Lewis !
Merrill; The Cattle Industry, Mr.. Il. l
Bingham, trenton; The Improvemer
of Live Stock. Prof r. II. I.inheld.
o'clock p.m.--rhe Measurement an
Distribution of IrriGating Water
Prof. Samuel Fortier. Wheat cirnwint
Mr.. W. II. Lewis, Lewiston: The Pou
try Business, Prof, jas. Dryden; nj,
cussion Of the Rect Sugar Situation
Profs. Foster and Widtaoe,
Saturday Evening-Reception m
ball Mt the A. c. gymnasium.