Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31
SOME OF the T2piCS
10 :, Discussed at the Farmers IN
5tisEte Next Tuesday and Wed
nesday.

s:.;pt. O. G. Gregg, Lynd, Mimi.
VI II with the corps will: have charge
III 20 4 h. can 10 make the wor' OF
- =. rc1,eit % this section .i tie
cor: ~ He vii! show ''I'he T. 7, cal
Ia ~ 'ov ans! Flow to know j;er at
:'is ,';' also 'W hat Sheep, P,,u try
anu Fruits are Doing ON ots;lu
Xxx
Ii ~ NJ. +. Greeley, Gary, s. y -.
viii have charge in Supt Gregg:s ab-
senc~ and show the ':Profits in Sheep
flu bandry." ''Early Development of
L'l .hS. - "Winter Care and Manage
mc,..>' "Fattening Sheep for Mar
ket. 'Selcction Of Eree'iing Ami
rra]5.' etc., etc. Mr.. Greeley will
also show the "VAlue of Poultry on
the Farm" How to House Pou try"
''Huw to Feed Poultry to Advantage, -
'Huw to Get Eggs in Winter" etc. =,
etc. Mr. Greeley's evening talk on
Farm Life and Farm Homes'' is in
tere sting to the old and young.
N1r \ w Trow, Glenville, Mimi,
will take up '.Creamery Management" :"
"Crramery Difficulties" "Creamcry
l>eForts.' balanced Rations for
Da'"y Cows.' How to Feed and
t1andl" the Dairy Bred Steers at a
Proi>t, "How and Why Min esota
';;i cd the Great Reputation for Her
jiut;r; to be Able TO Stand at the
Head pf all the States in the Union -
cti'.
Hon. n. X. Bush, Dover, Minn.,
III take up The ''Horticu ture of the
Statc.' The Farmers Garden, -
"~n'a:l Fruits.' "Sucressful Apple
Growing, "Erafti"g and Budd M =, )"
"Corn sulturc.' "Adv,ntaye~ of
o" in:r Wheat AMI Flax Together" ="
Ct>: t.tc.
Nj. +. B. Terry. Hudson, Ohio: the
>en'Wne p 'tato yrnHer, is with the
Minnesota institutes for the first me
and every farmer should take alya 1t
age of this Veterans $ experience in
"rH> Value Of Clover to the Farmer. -
up. tato Growing fo;. Proft,' In
c'cus ,ny the Yield of Wheht." sim
crcas sin! Fertility by Tillaye.' How
to ''ow Good Crops in Dry SEA-
~un.' etc Mr. Terrys even ny talk
on The w fe'5 Share' applicable
IL Il asses, has a great repura at on
A. is called for VII >rcver he is
hnV>>
*x*
Ms bertha Dahl Laws, Appiatun
NJ, IT,, represents the domestic d,'p;tt.v-
Eel i the inst!tu'e and Wi'| show
Fl tEnmn Life Can be Made F];1s-
ant / Little Cost. II :lpful Il inyo
t.a =. Man t'an Put 'nt,, the IInu e,
l.n Itequ;re> bus Little Labor :.n:i
::a Many Tired Steps, "Hnw
on ulnptj"n, Diphth~:ri;l and Ty .,hoid
Fes s| Can be Carried by W;tter, "
III ~ to Avoid COntayiOn,' etc
etc. Mrs. Laws ev,>1ling talk on
II i..e Makin.' is very highly com
Dle; ;t-t, ever, where.
~
E,.:"ryboly should attend the s ate
~, crs' ln~ttut+, the hr>t furcn .,'n
~"< ~ a"d ct Q O0e OF those va'u*hlt
| h ~S. estimated tn b., worth f"',,n
81 $23 Go Wy those who have given
= /: iHtI exam n 'tii'n. B-sidts i, is
| !INi '''Aaj 10 lHrt Glthu age Or I|' -
t2| 'i'nct d men who have dov";et /;
#. 'ne, to the drtai;- Of one subj ~,
to~ t''l may profit bv their develop
mort There is no longer any l"nb,
as 1le value Of this work t, the
~ta','. and every farmer should make
n" .r-emants tr attend every session
ano yet al the good there is in it,
when he nppo' tunity rtfers. Tell al
yon~ nei4hb'rs and friends, and s|ln"
tr '.' erybndv thai this section il fully
alive to agricultural! improvt,nont
htt:.'' methods, better stock, he;te,
con- 'jtjnns, bitter SURROUNDINGS Anc
better the people.
I'n- iadies are as welcome a. mer
and 'h" boys and girls can gain in
ion that will he of lasting benc
it t, them.