Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1900-01-18
Grant Gonntn Farmers, Institutes.

"A wise man PROFITS not alone by his own
experience, but by the experience Of
others.
Prior to the first session between 8
and 10 o'clock Farmers Institute Bull
letin No. ID will be distributed free
BURTON. JAN. sO-Sl 1890, w. c. BRADLEY.
CONDUCTOR.
PROGRAM
TUESDAY MORNING SESSION 10 O'CLOCK
Ma,nures ,,................ Nv Js Flick
Cultivation,..... ...-.........s... w G. Bradley
AFTERNOON SESSION 1870 O'CLOCK
Sheep ......,... ............. wv G.. Bradley
Dairy Cows. -. Geo. +. Groom, w. j Flick
Feeds and Feeding .......,. w c. Bradley
EVENING SESSION, 7:30 O'CLOCK.
Essays. recitations. music. etc by local
| Farmers and Education w. c. Bradley
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION $50 O'CLOCK.
Clover and Corn..................W G. Flick
SWINE .s... =. .t.,..-... ....G Geo, Wyle
Care OF Milk. ..............W. G, Bradley
AFTERNOON SESSION. 1880 O'CLOCK.
Silo and Silage ....... w J. Flick
Peel Geo. Wyie
Questions and Discussions after each topic.
crnA CRY JAN. aosl, 1900 cnAs THoRP
CONDUCTOR.
PROGRAM
TUESDAY MORNING SESSION 10 CLOCK.
Manures. ..,..,...............H II. NJ. Culbertson
cultivation ............C has. Thorp
AFTERNOON SESSION 1880 O'CLOCK,
beet. Geo. Wylie
DAIRY cows. ..,,,,...,.. ....,Chas. Thorp
SWINE. ,.t'.,-....... 1850, leo Wyie
EVENING SESSION 40 O'CLOCK.
Essays recitations music, etc, BY local
talent.
Farmers and Education H NJ. Culbertson
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION $3.50 O'CLOCK
Clover and Corn. .........., II NJ. Culhertson
The Silo and Silage ............. Chas Thorn
care OF Mllk..... II. j Moves
AFTERNOON SESSION 30 O'CLOCK
Butter and Cheese ................H. j. Moves
Feeds and Feeding ..,,........ Chas. Thorp
Questions and Discussions after each topic.
BAGLEY FEB ~, w. G. BRADLEY. CONDUCTORS
PROGRAM.
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION, 10ocLocK
Manures. .......,.,,.,,...,......W J. Flick
Beef =. ..................=. ,........ Geo. Wylie
The Farmer ......, ......, VIM. Leighton
Go operative Farming ...... Geo. Wellard
AFTERNOON SESSION 1880 O'CLOCK
Poultry ........,s..,..s.. Mrs. Alice Hodge
Swine ..,,...... NJ G Metcalf. Geo Wylie
cultivation ...,.......,.........W W, g. Bradley
Small Fruit. -............. II G. Jackson
EVENING SESSION 7;30 O'CLOCK.
Music Piano Solo. ....,........Miss McIver
Farm and Edncation " 9E Rrsdias
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mrs S. B. Sherman
Pumpkin Drill..,,.,. Bagley School
94g i. C9aartette
OF Wydlusing school
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION $3.50 C'cLoCK
Feeding Cattle. ....,....... Chas Stone
Dairying ,...... VIM. White Thos HarvilIe
Sheep ....,..,.,,....,... w. G, Bradley
Bee Culture. ..,.,..........,....E Edwin Glenn
AFTERNOON SESSION l.30 O'CLOCK
......... Mrs. II. c. Jackson
Silo and Silage 49,. ......,.........W. j. Flick
Inc Light Harness Horse ,..,.... Robt. Glenn
Feeds and Feeding ...........W c. Bradley
Questions and Discussions after each topic
FEB. H. 1900 a. a. ARNOLD
CoNDUcTR
PROGRAM
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION, 10o'CLoCK
Manures ..,,..,........., T. H Scribner
Sheep, n. j. Bennett Supt Geo Mckerrows
AFTERNOON SESSION. 1880 O'CLOCK.
The Horse. Sapt George McKerrows
Creameries ............. .....s....Mr krong
Care of Milk.......4t.... H. j Moves
Feeds and Feeding Supt. Geo. McKerrow
EVENING SESSION, 30 O'CLOCK
Essays recitations music, etc by local
talent
Farmers and Education ..............
............ .Supt. Geo. Mckerrow
trusts, a, Prof, J a. Wilgus
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION, 9;30o'cLoCk
Swine .a .....a John Reilly, A. A. Arnold
Dairy Cows. ..........., $3.50. + H. Scrfbner
Beef ........,.. VIM Whitman, A. A Arnold
AFTERNOON SESSION, 1870 O'CLOCK
Summer Feeding of Cattle,.... II, D. Seely
The Silo and Silage ............F, II Scribner
SHultTV Mqf
Roads Observation-Disclosures A. Arnold
QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSIONS AFTER Each
roPlc
COOKING SCHOOL FOR THE LADIES.
In connection with the Farmers
Institute free Cooking School will
be given on the afternoons Of Feb -
70 which the ladies' Of Platteyille and
the surrounding country are cordially
invited. This branch of the work
will be conducted by Mrs Helen Arm
strong, of Chicago.
Watch your local papers for further
notice in regard to place of meeting
and other information concerning the
Cooking School.
Farmers, be sure to attend these
meetings and bring all your family
with you. Invite your neighbors to
attend. Bring along samples of any
ii the products Of your farm or
nome.
A set of charts has been prepared
or the meetings which will help you
n breeding and feeding your COWS.
lorses, sheep, SWINE, etc. Come and
ret the benefit Of this new feature Of
he institutes. No farmer can afford
Q miss il something said may set
lin thinking along q line Of great
'alue