Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1900-01-31

sstpt.s Q. c. Gregg, Lynd, MINI.
(W} N with the CORPSE will have charge
ans 60 a l h. can o make the wori, of
]ast - benefit 10 this section of tre'
;cou,trys He will show ''The Typical
Dai .plttow and How to- Know Her at
Sight, also What Sheep, Poultry
ana Fruits are Doing on ,Coteau
Farm, etc, etc. -sv - u -. = "-'.
/. : Hon M. f. Greeley, Gary, s. d. ;.
will have charge in Supt. Gregg's alb
sence and show the '!Profits in Sheep
.f!us bandry.'' EARLY Development of
Lar BIS, "':Winter Care and Manage
me1t," fFattening Sheep for Mar
ket, Selection of Breeding Ami
mails" etc., etc. Mr.. Greeley will
also show the 'Value of Poultry on
the Farm How to House Pou Itry,'
How to Feed Poultry to Advantage,
''Huw to Get Eggs. in Winter,"s ETC.,
etc. Mr.. Greeley's evening talk on
''Farm Life and Farm Homes" is in
teresting to the old and young.
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Mr. A. w. Trow, Chenille, Mimi.
will takeup "Creamery Management
,..Creamery Difficulties Creamery
Reports, Balanced Rations for
Da,ry Cows, ''How to Feed and
Handle the Dairy Bred Steers at
Profit" 'How and Why Minnesota
Cal Hed the Great Reputation for Her
Iiuttel' to be Able to stand at the
Head of all the States in the Union, -
etc.
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Hon. a. K. Bush, Dover, Minn.,
will take up The 'Horticu ture OF the
State,'' ':The Farmers Garden"
''Slna'l Fruits,' "Successful Apple
Growing ''<irafting and Budding"
Corn t'ultnre.' "Advantage- of
sowing Wheat AMI Flax Together"
etc etc.
Mr. r.. B. Terry, Hudson, Ohio, the
l'enowned potato grower, is with the
Minnesota institutes for the first time
and every farmer should take advant
age Of this veterans experience in
"rbe Value of Clover to the Farnler,'
"Pttato Growing for Profit" I'm
creasing the Yield of Wheht," "fn-
crea sing Fertility by Tillaye." GLOW
to Grow Good Crops in Dry Sea-
son." etc Mr. Terry's even ng talk
on The W,fe's Share.' applicable
to Il c ASSES, has a great reputation
nd is called for wherever he is
knCTl
Mrs Bertha Dahl Laws, Appleton,
Mimi, represents the domestic depisrt-
men If the institute and will show
"H,w Home Life Can be Made Pleas
ant It Little Cost, "Helpful Things
that {. Man Can Put into the Hou e,
tina Require but Little Labor ansi
Save Many Tired Steps, How
Consumption, Diphtheria and s!Typ hoid.
Gan bs tJarried by lS:ate II s'kl
''H5w to, Avoid Contagion,' etc. ),
etc. Mrs. Laws evening talk on
H me Making" is very highly com
nlel led every where.
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Everybody should attend the State
t'ai Iners' Institute the first forenoon
s+.s; IN and get one Of those valuable
bof'ks. estimated to BE- worth from
S. q 20 $25 % ny those who have given
/, e. = icAl exam inHtiOn. Besides IT. is
imI liant 10 take advantage of t}t"se
experienced men who have devoted a
life lne to the details Of one subject,
thi<, YOU may profit by their develop
mert- There is no longer any doubt
as l., tine value Of this work t., the
stale. and every farmer should make
arr agreements t" attend every session
and vet all the good there is in it,
when The opportunity offers. Tell ali
vODr mel uhhDrS and friends and show
to everybody that this section is fully
alive to agricultural improvements.
bet;er methods, better stock, better
conditions, better surroundings and
better the people.
The ladies are as welcome az men
and the boys and girls can gain in
formation that will be of lasting bene-
lit to them.